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We feed only grass hay and hayledge, sometimes when we can get a truckload of old alfalfa or Timothy we will add as a supplement. As you probably know we raise Lowlines, we have never had to pull a calf except when it presented wrong. We have a customer who feeds prime alfalfa and had a calf...

Nice video.

I was wondering if feeding a pregnant cow free choice nice alfalfa  would affect the size of the calf?

No, though it's in an adjoining state.

That was a joint effort.... Here's the next city picture.  I've actually spent quite alot of time in this city.  Good luck!

Bar Harbor, Maine

providence, portland?

myrtle beach?

Santa Barbara, San Diego?

totally agree!!! 

Correct!!!  Perth it is!

Actually Bluey (the sire of this bull) is very clean-fronted. You just can't tell from this picture.  He's also cleaning up fronts on cattle that are a little sloppy.  Justin can attest to some of Bluey's fullblood progeny as we had quite a few in Denver this year.  And all his calves have been...

Right country, wrong city.

Update: the cow we had that didn't bond with her calf last year just calved today.  She was in a big pasture, muddy and wet, and we found her with her new bull calf at side. He was dried off, which was a miracle since we've had so many rain storm lately. We pushed them into a stall, mama & baby...

Woo woo!!!  Here's a new city, and the first hint is it's not in the Americas (north or south) or Europe.  Good luck!

Like the look of those steers.  The red and white one looks like he's moderate frame size...any idea how tall he is?

I use it on the legs every time I blow them out.  I spray a light amount of shaving cream on their legs with the blower, not too globby, then rotobrush the hair up. works great for training and building hair.

madrid barcelona?

Budapest Berlin Hamburg?

Does someone want to get this going again?