How do we
avoid “inbreeding depression” when the new sires are all related?
How do we avoid breeding cows too big for our freestalls, too straight-legged
to walk concrete alleys, too short-teated to milk out without liner slippage?
How do we
avoid making cows too narrow and shallow to eat a least-cost forage-based
ration? Cows who also need hoof-trimming constantly
to avoid lameness?
How do we breed cows to
get a full lifetime of production, so we are not stuck with fast cow turnover
and $3500+ replacement cow auction values?
We know how. Maybe it is time you ask us for a little help.
Mich Livestock Service, Inc “For the Best in Bulls” and “High energy forage seeds”
ph (989) 834- 2661 email greg@michiganlivestock.com PO Box 661 Ovid, MI 48866
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