Pedigree Incalf Heifers

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Details

Type
Cows
Quantity
10

Pedigree Incalf Heifers Highlights

  • Incalf Heifer Definition: Incalf heifers are young female cattle that have been bred and are pregnant for the first time. They represent a future source of milk or beef production.
  • Pedigree Importance: Pedigree animals have documented lineage, indicating their genetic background. This is important for breeding programs, ensuring desirable traits are passed on.
  • Nutritional Needs: Pregnant heifers require a balanced diet rich in energy, protein, vitamins, and minerals to support their own growth and the development of the fetus.
  • Gestation Period: The gestation period for cattle is approximately nine months. Heifers will calve and begin their productive life after this period.
  • Breeding Goals: Purchasing incalf heifers is a strategy to quickly expand a herd or introduce specific genetic improvements for future milk yield or beef quality.

Description

• Ten (10) pedigree incalf heifers, approximately 6-8 months pregnant. • Projected first lactation production of 25-30 liters of milk per day. • High-quality genetics for dairy farming. • Suitable for farmers looking to expand their dairy herd with proven genetics. • These heifers represent a significant investment in future milk production. • Ready to calve and begin their productive life. • Located in Magumu.