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Being blunt?Why not?
cow killers. Mad calves and not suitable for block calving
Being blunt?Why not?
Being blunt?
cow killers. Mad calves and not suitable for block calving
Similar with limo but worst was long gestation lengthBeing blunt?
cow killers. Mad calves and not suitable for block calving
My biggest concern would be gestation length.We haven’t found that here but each to there own.
Me neitherWe haven’t found that here but each to there own.
Probably cost as much to run as buyHow much does that lot cost ?
Then start serving a week earlier ???My biggest concern would be gestation length.
We would be using them at week 4/5 in a 10 week blockThen start serving a week earlier ???
ThisWe would be using them at week 4/5 in a 10 week block
How do you manage to serve a week earlier???
Really your meaning a week longer. Which is a big fat NO if you dry off properly.Then start serving a week earlier ???
The first week of service all I use is Limo then onto sexed, blue and angus. I still use Limo on the stronger second calvers as I find blue causes more problems. Angus calves at 4-5 weeks av. £100 less than the Limos and blues.We would be using them at week 4/5 in a 10 week block
How do you manage to serve a week earlier???
Where’s your milking cow semenThe first week of service all I use is Limo then onto sexed, blue and angus. I still use Limo on the stronger second calvers as I find blue causes more problems. Angus calves at 4-5 weeks av. £100 less than the Limos and blues.
No you just serve for a week extra so more chances to get them in calfReally your meaning a week longer. Which is a big fat NO if you dry off properly.
The sexed !!!!Where’s your milking cow semen
No I would loose either cows or seven days milk. When you have a set lactation length every day matters.No you just serve for a week extra so more chances to get them in calf
No you wouldn’t. You just start serving a week earlier and serve to Limo for the first week.No I would loose either cows or seven days milk. When you have a set lactation length every day matters.