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Efficiency in one of the links I posted

I don't. I just stumbled across the vid and posted it. I did find these https://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/which-cattle-breed-recorded-the-highest-average-daily-gain-in-2018/ https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?referer=&httpsredir=1&article=1335&context=hruskareports...

I don't know. It really did not go into detail. I wondered the same thing

Beautiful

I don't think the offspring turned out so well

I am right at your numbers

Compare it to this. The Right to Roam is an ancient custom that allows anyone to wander in open countryside, whether the land is privately or publicly owned. In countries such as Norway, Sweden, Estonia and Scotland it has existed as a common right, a defining concept of nationhood, and has...

Could they take the cold?

I don't think so They are heavy milkers.

I wonder why it such a rare cross

How are they to eat? Are they tender? I know Jersey is reputed to be very tender.

Speaking from experience, once it is loose it is hard to tighten up Staring tight helps do it right

I really like that - I am surprised no one other than you has talked about it. I guess it is not as good as wild Corrientes :unsure:

I assume it is the three light colored ones. They look real good

You being in NC made me think of this. One of the main contributors Agmantoo, was from NC. He was on CT for awhile but found some of the crowd here somewhat off-putting. My wife and I visited his operation. He was around Mooresville. He ran a a MG bull on Black Angus cows. He was a grass...

Heck of a plan. Keep us posted.

I'd like to see a pic of that

Thanks Kenny. I guess I have an irrational fear of any cross breading on heifers. I started with heifers across the board with no problems using my LBW Angus bull