Guest guest Posted February 27, 2002 Report Share Posted February 27, 2002 Dear Prabhu's, I have just made a comparison of gender of calf in relationship to Artificial Insemination or real bull. The results are as follows: Artificial insemination. 9 bulls 10 cows out of 19 inseminations Real Bull. 4 cows 6 bulls out of 10 impregnations. Of the last 7 calves born from our own young bulls only one has been a cow. Of the 10 impregnations 3 of them were in cows that we bought already pregnant and they all had cows. Does anyone have any further experience to share with us on this point. I was wondering if the large percentage of bulls over cows when we use one of our young bulls to impregnate (before we castrate at 1 year) is a result of a bull giving all its passion to one cow. The calves born from cows impregnated before we bought them were from large herds and thus the bull had many cows to assist. It is interesting because in a letter from Srila Prabhupada he mentions about Artificial insemination in that we should use a real bull because when the male semen is stronger the offspring will be a bull. From this we can gauge the ideal scenario of wanting bull calves more than cow calves. Does any one esle have experience of using bulls on low numbers of cows and what the gender of the offsping were? ys syam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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