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Getting rid of the diet feeder?
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<blockquote data-quote="Gron-cow-ski" data-source="post: 4277178" data-attributes="member: 48154"><p>Yes, inherited Holstein genetics. The original Friesian cows from the old herd are quite good for a low input system but the herd had been bred to Holstein (and for type rather than anything sensible) for a few years before we were involved. Trying to prevent them from losing all condition is a bit of a battle.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gron-cow-ski, post: 4277178, member: 48154"] Yes, inherited Holstein genetics. The original Friesian cows from the old herd are quite good for a low input system but the herd had been bred to Holstein (and for type rather than anything sensible) for a few years before we were involved. Trying to prevent them from losing all condition is a bit of a battle. [/QUOTE]
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