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herds pf any size. “Bugs (germ) forced us into going ail out for artificial ! breeding in! our herd, however* We are cleaning up now as a result and getting more normal conception rates” stated Mr. Black who bred 116 cows artificialy last year. ; J ,
Other high breeders during 1956 were Windsor Lodge 90, Glenn L. Williams. 10, R. E. Wood, 7, Everett Yowrll, 6, Ellis Bennett, 5, Bussell Deane, 6, Earl Combs, 5, however,] it j is felt that persons benefited the most were the one and two cow owners.
You can bet that: |
1. The costs were cheaper than the cost eff keeping a bull.
2. Possibility of loss due to reproductive diseases such as “Trick” “Vebrio” and Leptespirosis were eliminated.
3. The chance of a high production heifer is much better from services offered by RABA than , from services of any dairy bull in the county. Curtis Campbell reported he noticed artificially sired heifer calves going through the sales ring at Front Royal Livestock Market fetched a higher price! That is if you have any of this sort that are surplus which you are ^willing to part with,
Some members, after getting all the replacement dairy heifers they heed, resort to the services of the Angus bulls which are available and veal the calves.
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