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I don't know about the WD-40 I would think it would not be worth it. You went to all that work on the hair I wouldn't risk it. There are lots of products out there other than HP. The bedding question is easy; anything to keep them clean and dry. Corn stalks straw, wood chips, old hay , anything...

I'll be glad when the dems find someone other than George Bush to blame things on. Awfull funny he hasn't been pres for over two years but catching hell li8ke he just walked out of town.

just remember killing it is easy [tinactin,  lamasil any anti-fungal will do the trick] but to really get hair going back you must keep the skin moist. Beleive it or not the best thing i've found is bacon grease with a little fluid film.

I use a mat type warmer in my calving stalls with good results. If  I need more heat , a hair dryer and a couple of heavy towels works well .

Don't use human hair dye . Me being half Dutch , decided Sullivans where getting to much of my money. So I went to Wally world and bought hair dye. Can you picture a 850 lbs. Angus steer doing an imitation of a snake shedding its skin. DEFINATLY not a pretty site.

What do you call a brunette sitting between 2 blondes ? An interpreter.

Two brothers decide one night they're going to talk like men the next day. First thing they get up and their mom asks the first what he wants for breakfast; he says"  I want some f!@#ing  pancakes " suprised she slaps him right in the mouth. She turns to the second one and says " What do you...

Nothing will make that hair stand up like elbo grease on a rice root brush. Don't be afraid to fight that silly rule , just because the state said that doesn't make it written in stone. Sounds to me like your local farm organizations could help you out , but don't stop fighting

Morgan county- north of Jacksonville

I've heard of rice bran but don't know much about it . Anybody know about how much to feed? Or is this a learn on the run thing? ???javascript:void(0);

The easy way to stop it is not do any business with the guy . None! Talk your feed people into shuning him . If this happens enough, people will start to see the light.

Bump on tying them up for a couple hours at a time. Remember if you go to a show they will have to stand for a couple hours at a time , so get them ready for it. If you get lucky and win a class  they will be up longer yet.

Here's an  old trick I picked up: one half a capfull of TACTIN in couple gallons of rinse water once a week or so . You can find at F.S. and other supply stores. Its good for lice , mange  and other parasites

We've had a couple of them. They work great for a while and just quit. The soap is expensive so we pulled orafice  out and mix regular shampoo with Dawn dish soap and add a little water . That does save some soap over the old hose and squirt bottle trick.

  Saw them at several shows but never saw any in use. Thinking about a double blower and this one looks handy. Whats your opinion?

Hang in there kiddo- elbow grease and cold water will get your hair back after a little clipping.  All the fitters I know like to work on a calf a least twice before a show. I dont know this cat you re talking about  but I m sure he would prefer to work on her more than once. Keep your daily...

Saw a tandem Mack  dump truck pulling a 16 ft. bumper hitch last summer!!!

If you can .... put a tarp ceiling up. A few boards and a cheap blue tarp in your barn and your heater can keep up

Try tying a knot where the rope goes thru the slip knot ....... works for us

Here in Gods Country [ west central Illinois] corn harvest going full bore. Beans are maturing very slowly but coming on.