Heifer Selection & Development ft. Kent Stanford

from Cattle Connect · host Alabama Cattlemen’s Association

"The goal is not to get a bred heifer. It's to get a three-year-old pair." Listen in as host Reid McGuire talks with Animal Sciences & Forages Extension Specialist Kent Stanford about retaining and raising the right heifers for your herd.

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