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Then she better have enough milk to raise the two little buggers. Otherwise one of them will have to be bottle-raised if she decides to reject one of them, particularly if one of them is smaller than the other.

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If a cow gives birth to twin bulls, both calves will be male. They will grow up to be bulls and can be raised for beef production or used for breeding purposes, depending on the farmer's goals.

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