Posted by John in La on December 15, 2012 at 05:06:38 from (184.38.141.60):
In Reply to: Lots of twins posted by Don-Wi on December 14, 2012 at 19:52:38:
The reasons for double ovulation ie dizygous twinning are all over the place. You can get 10 different answers from 5 people. There has not been enough research on the subject or I have not seen such research to give a good answer if you ask me.
I have seen some research that SUGGEST....... cows with greater than average milk production being fed a higher energy diet near the time of artificial insemination after a synchronized ovulation exhibited a three-fold greater incidence of double ovulation than cows with less than average milk production
While some would think having twins makes more money threw greater calf crop research has shown it really cost the farmer money.
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