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Twins

kealar · 2010-03-14 14:53:28

just had our 2nd set of twins,both out of blue bull EDJ,heard of another guy that had a set of twins from same bull,never had twins b4 from stock bull,this is our 1st year using ai thankfully all going well.anyone here using the same bull?if so ny twins?

14-03-2010 2:53pm

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kealar

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just had our 2nd set of twins,both out of blue bull EDJ,heard of another guy that had a set of twins from same bull,never had twins b4 from stock bull,this is our 1st year using ai thankfully all going well.anyone here using the same bull?if so ny twins?

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#2 14-03-2010 3:32pm

John_F

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I would think that twins are more to do with the cow than the bull, i mean you have a few hundered sperm Ai'd into the cow but the cow usually only releases one egg, if she releases two and these are fertilised then twins are born, but if she releases one and this splits during the early stages then identical twins are born. . . from my biology days though. Still it shows that ye have good straws, good technician and good heat detection timing

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