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I would agree with all of the above comments. Here are a couple of our eye candy calves from this year.

CAB, click on herdbook then animal inquiry to enter the tattoo.

I purchased a sony cyber shot DSC HX1. It is kind of a hybrid between a pocket and DSLR as it can be fully automatic or fully manual. It has a 20X optical zoom which helps as well. I bought it used on ebay form a camera shop and it was in perfect condition for $300. Probably the best option it...

We are growing DeKalb rr 26-10. They are around 2700 CHU and a conventional variety called Auriga at 2600 CHU.

The average around here would be 50 and we got some in the 60 last year. The feed grade look good but some of the IP varieties grown for Japan do not look that great.

I think the crop will be late here and yields will probably be less than in 2010.

We had 4 heifer calves and 2 steers. They are out of angus cross cows and the females look like they will make cows. Calves were all in th 100 lb range except one (80 lb) but all were unassisted. Their are more pictures on the blog page at www.dixonfarms.ca

Can anyone tell  me how they have got along calving Mo Better on Angus females?

Worth-a-Bit New Frontier 1U  born Jan1/08 epd's bw -.2 ww 43 yw 81 milk 15  . extremely gentle and easy calving. We have used him for 3 years and calves avg 78 lbs.  His mother is sired by Brooks Traveler. Located in Prince Edward Island, Canada.

I thought it was great. Only watched the first half hour but never had one commercial pop up on my screen.

I agree, clean or replace the EGR. We have a 6.0 L and that is the only problem we have had. Regularly change the fuel filter and and add injector cleaner or a fuel additive as well.

yes I did. It is a great tool. 11,000 views from 33 countries in the last year. I know those aren't steerplanet kinda numbers, but I'm happy (clapping)

The lot 52 calf is young but looks sharp. What is his current weight?

We had  6 eye candy's this year and they ranged from 80-111 all unassisted from pure angus and angus cross cows.

Thanks Trudy! In my best grade 11 french, "Je ne parle pas francais!" ;)

2003 c4500. (welcome)

Does anyone know where to find one or have a link to a forum on the engines? Thanks.

Don't have individual results but here is a link to the averages. http://www.everythingangus.com/saleresults.html Sounds like an excellent sale.

I like Boston  in the east and Vancouver in the west. There is such a log jam in the west though, anything could happen.

This is a month and a half old bull calf out of a BC Lookout x pure shorthorn 1st calver  and a Lazy MC Smash son.