I recently invested $6,500 in a registered Black Angus bull, hoping he\u2019d increase productivity on the farm. But once I turned him out with the herd, all he did was graze and lounge around, showing zero interest in the cows. Day after day, there was no action. I began to worry I\u2019d wasted my money on a glorified lawn ornament.<\/p>\n
Concerned I\u2019d made an expensive mistake, I called the vet to examine him. After a quick check, the vet confirmed the bull was healthy, just a little young and maybe lacking motivation. As a precaution, he handed me a bottle of pills and said, \u201cGive him one a day and let\u2019s see what happens.\u201d I didn\u2019t expect much, but figured I had nothing to lose.<\/p>\n
Two days later, everything changed. The bull suddenly sprang to life, enthusiastically making the rounds with every cow in sight. And not just mine \u2014 he broke through the fence and headed straight for the neighbor\u2019s herd as well! It was like someone flipped a switch. He was a machine, tireless and determined.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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