Building Better Cows: Smart Heifer Development from Day One

BCI Cattle Chat by BCI Cattle Chat

Jun 8, 202627:32Health

Joined by special guest Dr. Lee Jones from Boehringer Ingelheim, this episode focuses on effective heifer development as a foundation for long-term herd success, emphasizing the importance of selecting the right genetics...

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