If you want your bulls to produce at
their best, make sure to keep them away from older and more experienced bulls
during the mating season so that they can produce the things that are needed to
be prepared and a quality diet is vital to the process. Keeping them close to
older bulls can cause damage and will keep them from growing at a steady rate
instead of maturing more quickly than normal. It is vital to keep an eye on the
steadiness of the growth of a young bull.
The diet of a young bull is very important.
Grain is a vital part of their diet, so using the right grains can be one of
the most important parts of the breeding process. Bulls need about two pounds
of grain per day after they are weaned, and that diet should continue to be
enforced until the bull reaches about 1,000 pounds. Monitoring the dgrowth and
the diet is vital to the growth of the bulls and needs to be monitored on a
daily basis.
There is plkenty of technology
available to monitor the diet and growth of the young bulls. A large number of
heifers can be impregnated by a small herd of bulls, so costs can be kept down
and, in beef cattle ranching that is very important. The bottom line plays a
big part of the success of a cattle ranch, Most experts agree that the overall
quality of genetics from the bulls that are available are more important than
having an inordinate number of bulls. It is about quality over quantity.
Keeping the bulls away from heifers
when it is not breeding season is another vital part of the breeding process.
They should be separated by pens with no chance of mingling with the heifers
and it might even be a good idea to use an electric fence that gives off shocks
if the bulls get to close to the pens that hold the heifers. Bulls are very
powerful and very strong and must be kept away by whatever means are necessary.
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