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I went to this sale many years ago and they were selling a bunch of cows bred to some "calving ease" Gelbvieh bull called "Easy Boy" Turns out that he was the hardest calving, trainwreck of bull you could breed your cows to.

what is the water source these cows consume?  If they drink out of creek, they drink everything that $hits in the creek.  Neospora is carried by coyotes as well.

maybe you could show him as a market lamb, already docked and good market weight. The question is if he will brace

guessing that your from north west ohio, I would say feed and labor are abundant

I bet the hereford assoc wants to stay clear of the club calf world, especially from a registery that is not open

gonna set you back a minimum of 20-30K

did you know more toliets are flushed during halftime than any other time during the year

did anyone read the viewpoint from this month--good read for all you EPD lovers out there (lol)

our fair doesn't have one, state fair does however

agree

"attitude of an ext heifer that just calved"

go down to your local walmart and buy a cheap pair of athletic pants with a drawstring, no sense in buying some expensive pair that's gonna get shatnered on.  you gotta get pretty darned wet for to feel it.

It's not a convience issue--the reason tails are docked is prevent/limit bacteria (somatic cell counts) from getting in the milk

I'm wondering the same thing since selenium is regulated by the FDA

I was unaware these are still being made? I know people used them years ago but they vanished--heard the fda pulled the plug on them?

ever heard of mga?

know several that have, get's funnier the longer they "dig" around

Implants are sold on how "aggressive" they are. Trenbolone acetate (TBA) is the main hormone that determines how aggressive an implant is. The higher the TBA the more aggressive it is. Usually calves are given a moderate level implant--around 120 TBA.  The "hotter" implants are 200 to 250 TBA. ...

feel sorry for heifers?  gimme a friggin break.