Heifers in a sentence

The value of gain for eight weight heifers was strong this week, so if you have eight weight heifers just sell them instead of breeding them.

Chris said the family may start to sell a few breeding heifers in the future, but all the best heifers are retained as part of efforts to expand the herd.

Another good entry of cattle sold to a strong trade with heifers selling to £1845 and £1230 over weight.

A tremendous day’s trading for the McCloskeys saw them take five out of the top six female sale prices and with six Drumagarner heifers averaging £3016.

Channel 12 Hebrew previously revealed in a report the Israeli government's attempt to acquire five red heifers aimed at Judaizing the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Heifers and dry cows are housed in a group housing compost pack barn where they are fed a full diet of baleage.

I can tell you have a good handle on the supply as you mention the breeding stock going to market b/c of poor pasture / hay supply is currently adding to supply while fewer retained cows and heifers will compound the shortage in the future.

In-calf heifers cleared to a height of £1440 for an Aberdeen Angus presented by a Dungannon producer.

No birthing heifers have died during C-sections performed by students.

One of the heifers is a descendant of the Diana cow family which originated from the Forsythe’s Coltrim prefix.

Stirks sold to £1,280 for a pen of three Aberdeen Angus cross bullocks from Killantringan and Heifers to £1,020 for an Aberdeen Angus cross from the same home.

The cows are bulled to one of four Limousin bulls or an Aberdeen-Angus, with only heifers from the best performing cow lines kept as replacements.

There are data available that indicate that supplying monensin to developing replacement heifers improves fertility and decreases age at puberty.

This year the Belties were joined by their black cousins, namely four magnificent heifers entered in the Any Other Pedigree Beef Breed Class by T&K Madden, Ballyvaddy, Glencloy, Ballymena and D Henry, Gruig Farm, Cloughmills, Ballymena.

A total of 64 head of cattle were sold, including 41 heifers and 23 bullocks.

Calves at Carlisle yesterday sold to £590 twice, firstly for a British Blue bull from Big Balcraig and secondly for a Charolais bull from Messrs McNabney, and heifers sold to £580/head for British Blues from Waingaithead.

From there it was on to show heifers and animal judging.

Grown heifers ranged in price from 240 to 265c/kg.

Heifers in the training treatment learned that they would receive a food reward to initially approach (locations T1 and T2) and then enter (T3 to T5) a restraint chute.

Heifers sold to £1,700 for a 530kgs Charolais from the farm of Mr Sean McCambridge, Ballyvoy.