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<blockquote data-quote="Nesikep" data-source="post: 1239531" data-attributes="member: 9096"><p>I quite agree with you CF, which is why I (and inyati, Branguscowgirl) need a different type of animal.. Mine are on irrigated pastures or hay all their life. I get better weights on my spring calvers, and for cheaper because the grass is green in the summer here, while in the cold winters the milking cows *REALLY* need to eat to stay warm and milk.. the dry cows do with very little food in all but the coldest of temps.</p><p></p><p>I think the bull that is responsible for 1/4 of a 150 calves is more important than the on that is responsible for 1/2 of 30</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nesikep, post: 1239531, member: 9096"] I quite agree with you CF, which is why I (and inyati, Branguscowgirl) need a different type of animal.. Mine are on irrigated pastures or hay all their life. I get better weights on my spring calvers, and for cheaper because the grass is green in the summer here, while in the cold winters the milking cows *REALLY* need to eat to stay warm and milk.. the dry cows do with very little food in all but the coldest of temps. I think the bull that is responsible for 1/4 of a 150 calves is more important than the on that is responsible for 1/2 of 30 [/QUOTE]
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