Cows with Mothering $en$e

Murray Grey females are noted for their mothering instincts, excellent udders, and milking ability. They have good udder attachments - no bottle teats or broken down bags. They calve easily, breed back quickly, and repeatedly wean off calves that are at least 50% of their own body weight. They have desirable longevity and typically stay in a herd, producing good calves, until they are 15 years old or older. Murray Greys are bred to help prevent udder, prolapse, feet, disposition, or other structural problems.