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Richk2012 wrote: »

Some April born lambs being finished on aftergrass .
No meal for these lads , a grass only diet


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Richk2012 wrote: »

Some April born lambs being finished on aftergrass .
No meal for these lads , a grass only diet

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Nice looking lambs Rich, what breeding are they? You can't go wrong with grass only...

Our best breeding cow and her bull calf born the start of June this year. She is no picture to look at her but she has piles of milk and icbf tells me every calf she has had have graded U's, Now if she would kindly have a few heifers for me before I have to buy false teeth for her

Tipp Man wrote: »

whats her background redzer?

Sim cross?

Ya, shes out of a sim bull and to be honest I dont know what kind of a cow. I m not a whole lot older then her myself You would think nothing of her to look at her but year in year out she produces calfs like that, I wish I knew what kind of breeding was in her because I would be doing my best to replicate it!!

Its possible tipp man but I couldnt say for sure, hes a good one alright though.

Username John wrote: »

Nice looking lambs Rich, what breeding are they? You can't go wrong with grass only...

Thanks John .
They are out of texel cross ewes and by P.B Suffolk Ram .
I think if they get a run on good fresh aftergrass mixed with nuts it is a recepie for scoury dirty lambs .
Although with the grass so rarely being dry this year when they're grazing , i see a lot more dirty lambs this year than usual

Stanflt,
Your fields are a disgrace with ragwort.:rolleyes:

Heres last years heifer out of the same cow with the good bull calf I posted the other day. A nice long clean middled feminine type of heifer, she is very wide at her pin's. Not outstanding by any means to look at all the same but I know she will be the best breeder of the lot of them.

leg wax wrote: »

lads or ladies if any of you have used the blue bull rws just watch yourself they are on the big and meaty side i had 2 today a bull and heifer ,no need to panic just be ready.after looking at them standing up they are not as big as i first thought but they are beefy.

have you ever used a bull called COUCOU DE CRAS AVERNAS?
ai code s818, on dovea book
just a neighbour of mine that does his own ai reckoned he had real nice blue calves out of him, im just looking him up here, never heard of him previously

vanderbadger wrote: »

have you ever used a bull called COUCOU DE CRAS AVERNAS?
ai code s818, on dovea book
just a neighbour of mine that does his own ai reckoned he had real nice blue calves out of him, im just looking him up here, never heard of him previously

i used a few straws,a friend used a good bit of him and is happy with him,i did not see anything special about the stock,for ever 1 good animal there were 3 average ones.

rws.jpgbull calf 20 hrs old

bogman_bass wrote: »

wide enough at the hips isnt he?

he is,:o i dont know if he will grow:o

Kovu Murr wrote: »

Unless that's a really really beefy cow, how come you don't ring the bull Redzer?

If your talking about the one 2nd in from the right at the back of the pic its a 2 year old heifer