Posted by Dave from MN on March 21, 2011 at 04:31:32 from (75.94.148.103):
I have a 2 last spring bulls that I have been feeding out with the rest of the feeders, I am contemplating using one of the two as my herd sire this year, IF I decide to do this, what do I need to do to adapt them from their diet of full grain, minimal roughage, if any, to going out with the cows and having just hay? Or should I seperate him from the feeders and cows and give free choice hay and some grain for while? Bull prices are really high right now, I only have 11 cows, and the one I really want to use is about 1100 pounds and is about 9 months old, and very quiet. The guy I always rented bulls from every year retired. Gonna miss your service Mr. Bzdok!
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