Posted by Dave from MN on October 06, 2013 at 06:49:57 from (198.98.195.73):
Just wondering if any one can tell me why jersey bull calves are so cheap. Watchig ad"s around here I see alot asking just $30-$70. Alot of Angus/ holstien as well. I realize the angus usually are from heiers for calving ease, but is there something witht he Jerseys that they are so cheap? I have heard they are a tender tasty beef when finished. I will have alot of low TW corn so thinking of getting a bunch to ad to the feeder group. I have raised many holstien and swiss, and swedish red 2-4 weeks calves and have only lost 1 over they years. Can soe one fill me in on the jerseys?
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