I recently invested $6,500 in a registered Black Angus bull, hoping he’d 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’d wasted my money on a glorified lawn ornament.

Concerned I’d 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, “Give him one a day and let’s see what happens.”

I didn’t expect much, but figured I had nothing to lose.

Two days later, everything changed. The bull suddenly sprang to life, enthusiastically making the rounds with every cow in sight.

And not just mine — he broke through the fence and headed straight for the neighbor’s herd as well! It was like someone flipped a switch. He was a machine, tireless and determined.