How Good's Beef on Dairy | Ben Watson, GENEZ

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How Good's Beef on Dairy | Ben Watson, GENEZ

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Beef over dairy is the fastest-growing decision on a New Zealand dairy farm — and most of it gets made in about three seconds, standing behind a cow at mating.George Dodson sits down with Ben Watson, co-founder of GENEZ and a dairy farmer of close to thirty years, to work out what putting beef over your dairy cows actually does to the bottom line. Conan's away this week, so producer Andy Rowe takes the second chair.They get into why the beef decision drives genetic gain in your replacement heifers, how GENEZ picks a different sire for week one than week six, what calving ease really means next to birth weight, and why a 40kg calf can still come out easy.Then the money. A bobby calf gets you thirty or forty dollars. Contracted beef calves are running one fifty to one eighty in the South Island — both sexes, the whole of spring. But Ben won't call it free money: every kilo of calf birth weight costs the cow around 0.67 of a milk solid, which is $6.70 a kilo on a $10 payout.Also in this one: what a "marker" calf is and why it has to be obvious at three in the morning, the $118 difference in rearing cost between the slowest and fastest bull in the catalogue, and the 156kg weaner that turned up the week after Show Week.GENEZ: @Dairy's good — how good? Let's find out.Chapters00:00 INTRO00:32 "Ben, how good's dairy?"00:51 Conan's away — Andy fills in01:23 Where GENEZ started03:07 Why put beef over your dairy cows04:21 Picking the right sire, week by week06:14 Calving ease, birth weight and gestation10:16 What the calf rearer actually wants11:37 The $118 gap between two bulls12:58 Why the smaller calf can win15:10 "Who's dropped the ball here?"16:23 Wearables, beef price and the perfect storm18:01 What a marker is20:05 Why you don't use Angus at AB22:11 The bottom line — $30 bobby vs $180 beef calf26:08 Contracts, scale and a 156kg weaner28:10 What that beef calf costs the cow30:52 Bridging the gap — markers, then SGL32:34 Coming up — George's beef mating plan33:20 Where to find GENEZ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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