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| − | + | Breeding beef cattle involves producing offspring that are primarily used for the beef market. Fundamentally, it's all about getting cows bred to produce calves to sell either for beef or replacements. | |
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# Pull the bull[s] out 64 to 85 days after they've been put in. Unless you choose to do year-round breeding and [[Tell if a Cow or Heifer Is About to Give Birth|calving]] where the bulls are in with the cows all the time, pulling the bulls out after 2 to 3 months both ensures that all your cows get 3-4 chances of being covered and is also not long enough for your less fertile females to get away from being culled. | # Pull the bull[s] out 64 to 85 days after they've been put in. Unless you choose to do year-round breeding and [[Tell if a Cow or Heifer Is About to Give Birth|calving]] where the bulls are in with the cows all the time, pulling the bulls out after 2 to 3 months both ensures that all your cows get 3-4 chances of being covered and is also not long enough for your less fertile females to get away from being culled. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
