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Re: Farming Farmallers: Cattle Question
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Posted by h puller on September 07, 2003 at 17:14:03 from (12.124.140.222):
In Reply to: Farming Farmallers: Cattle Question posted by Michael Soldan on September 07, 2003 at 16:42:33:
It is possible your heifer could be in heat. I custom develop replacement heifers and once in a while we will get in a heifer that has gotten bred at 4 months of age and has a full term calf inside when I get them at a year old. Not much fun getting those calves out. On your other question on the twins the female will be sterile due to the testosterone from her brother does not let her develop any eggs while in the womb.
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