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If you can pair her up with another cow,  an old show heifer first choice,  but a partner will help. Walk them in pairs, rinse together,  the whole bit. 

Whole oats will do ok to a point somewhere in the 800 lb range and then you will see some oats in the droppings.  If you have an old hammer mill, using a large screen and operating it at a reduced speed will knock the hulls off, its feed conversion is similar to oats and cotton seed hulls, and...

We have a fat butt x patron that is a dandy.  Gentle, easy doing, and lot of gas in the tank.  Granddaughter will try him next spring.

A lot of years ago, we used holstiens,  since they all calves about the same time, we doubled the calves up and sold 1 cow to a dairy.  I would guess that might not be as viable now but we didn't have to milk cows out.

Am using a Settler son out of a stalion daughter,  have calves on the ground out of him, good cows, average cows, all are around 65 lbs,  have some gas in the tank,  am using him till he doesn't work.    Have a pair of young calves out of patron, another pioner son Gib Yardley bought from...

Cafirornia is a sanctuary state don't you know,  that's racism!!

I'm a little taken back, 10 pounds of feed a day is telling me she doesn't weigh much past 300.  Use a general rule of 3 percent of the body weight.  Turn the feed volume up, take a little fat out and go from there.  Its dang hard to make it without enough feed.  In the old days we used a...

Use hot water..

In their day both served their purpose.  Have to remember, at  that  time,  cow prices at an all time low, wasn't much of a way to hang on and the frame 10's came along,  kept a bunch of cow people from going t**s up,  let us hang on till things got better.

John Patterson sold no telling how many scotch caps  during Denver in the 70's and later years.  Then past week I wished I still had one.  They would last forever.

New yorker at 70 was not that far off if any.

By today's standard about anything is hard  calving.  I cant remember any of them as being a problem,  the shoshone daughters were the base of several bulls in the 80's shy high was on the top of a lot of pedigrees.  Manhattan was out of broadway,  probably the most man made bull of the breed. ...

The screen is about the same as in a grinder mixer,  should work. 

No,  alternate sides,  don't give them in the same spot,  use new needle every time.

Got to look busy to make some one think your salary is warranted.

Iron and/or sulfur in the water can tie up the zinc, copper, and selenium, which can lead to the popping pasterns. 

  Is he eating by himself?  A little competion at the feed bunk is usually a good way to help. 

There is a history of the emulous lineage,  quite a story,  puts a face and name to the breeders.

Might you be thinking Conrad was at penn state?

I'm pretty sure the straw doesnt have a flashing red light to indicate where it was processed.