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Watch as the Bred and Owned Shorthorn Heifers are selected. The show will also be broadcasted live on LiveAuctions.tv tomorrow. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBC27elVUsckl54GktJQUU9Hp1gdnf4kp

Don't stress about having the ears forward the entire time. It is more important that they are set up correctly and stay set up until you are pulled in or asked to move forward. You can make some kissing or clicking noises to try and get them forward but some judges will tell you that is...

We use it on our Hereford cattle and really like it. Hair is a lot more manageable. We've used with and without the foamer. Buy the huge drum and then refill a smaller bottle.

Do someone have a link to all the information. I had heard about this too and would definitely like to read up on it.

The Oklahoma Youth Expo Steer video is now also up - https://youtu.be/bkYAC0tgHSs

I've heard a lot of good things about it, and we'll be using it this year. Our vet gave us the heads up that the price is going up (April I think) so we are buying ours next week.

Here are the Grand Drive videos from the Supreme Influence Heifer Show and the Supreme Heifer Show. Lots of great cattle so far. Steers started showing today. https://youtu.be/wSNu9BmLwSo https://youtu.be/y9r_1OhGkgQ

What are everyone's thoughts about putting embryos in virgin heifers. Birthweight shouldn't be an issue, and they are commercial heifers that we raised ourselves, so not like we are picking something up at the sale barn. Curious how many of you have taken the risk?

A lot of people really like bio-mos/mos for scours. It mimics the digestive wall acting like a magnet to attach things that are making calves sick and then expels it out that back end. That is the very water down version our nutritionist gave me. I would also give your vet a call as scours can...

I think he plays the bar circuit in Stillwater, Ok. We had him play at a private VitaFerm Dealer Meeting last year. Still does a good job.

Dressed properly and have a hair cut. He has used boys should look like boys and girls look like girls more than once on the mic. I always knowing watching him sort the cattle and listening to his stories.

I don't really have any suggestions, more of an observation. I couldn't believe how many cattle in Denver in the Yards had ringworm. I didn't get close enough to see if they were fresh spots or old spots, but it seems like everyone was hit hard this year.

If you can make it all the way out to Iowa they have an awesome Hereford show and its growing. The show has been pulling lots of exhibitors from WI and IL because their isn't the hassle of having to deal with all the city people and you get lots of cattle people through the stalls.

The two Limflex bulls that I thought were really good were the two of Shillings. The one is going to be massive, incredibly deep sided and sound. Looking for to seeing how her progresses.

Anyone else in a little bit of a panic mode that NWSS is just around the corner! So much to get done before then. We don't take cattle, but I'll be down in the Yards with a booth, and my husband goes for the "vacation." We are also hoping to find a Hereford bull this year.

We've been lucky and haven't had any problem but as a preventative measure we keep a Vita Charge Stress Tub in our calf huts because it contains Biomos. Some of the North Dakota guys had really good luck with them two winters ago to get calves healthy again.

Don't forget about "your" own paperwork if you decide to go up there and get her. You'll need a passport.

I am two rooms short for Denver. Trying to get something on Quebec Street if anyone has an extra.

Thanks for the suggestion. It is actually something we are looking into. In the meantime you might like our Vita Charge Liquid Boost. It has the Amaferm, vitamins and mineral, and mos like the Stress Tubs, but in a liquid form. You can use it as a top-dress or pour it in a water bucket. The pigs...

Full disclosure I work for VitaFerm. Your dealer is partially right. You don't have to provide a Vita Charge Stress Tubs all the time, although lots of people do and it won't hurt them. Their purposes is for times of stress like hauling to shows, weaning, feed changes, weather changes, etc. So...