
12/14/10, 10:57 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: SE Ohio
Posts: 2,174
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If the buyer won't hold the cow, then go ahead with the blood test. When you get her home, put her on a piece of land you are willing to give up use of, then use the fecal testing. The fecal testing is far more accurate than the blood testing. The blood test is good for an overview of a herd, but is not as accurate as fecal. Fecal can take up to three months for results though (which you want, because it means they are negative).
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