Here you go. The calf was stood slightly forward of here. He was 45.7% at 200days. Actual weaning weight 414kgAny pics
Here you go. The calf was stood slightly forward of here. He was 45.7% at 200days. Actual weaning weight 414kgAny pics
The one in the picture above was 679kg the lightest one was 518kg. Bit of a range really but that lightest one is the poorest one and the dams of this first cohort didn't have much selection pressure on them they just had to be home bred Angus.Aaahhhhh! Sorry I misunderstood. What sort of weights did they work into? I know they will still grow a bit.
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Here you go. The calf was stood slightly forward of here. He was 45.7% at 200days. Actual weaning weight 414kg
Sell them cheap to me
Yeah first calver so she would have been about 30 months there. That family line is impressive her mother (4 heifers have made it to the herd) is angus X out of Charolais X out of an old proper black Hereford. Trouble is they are big cows 800 kg plus so need to bring size down a bit.Is that a fleckvieh x Angus cow? She's done a cracking job! Think of the calf she would have to the Charolais bull
Or Hereford/Angus x Kiwi cross?Surely a Jersey x BB would be an efficient suckler? Put that to a limousin bull?
Or Hereford/Angus x Kiwi cross?
Imagine trying to get some cover on a jersey x blue!!!!Surely a Jersey x BB would be an efficient suckler? Put that to a limousin bull?
Put to a Charolais onto a winner thereOr Hereford/Angus x Kiwi cross?
Imagine trying to get some cover on a jersey x blue!!!!
Surely a Jersey x BB would be an efficient suckler? Put that to a limousin bull?