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Our county fair started a BBR class a few years ago. The question has been brought up time and time again on the rules other fairs abide to. Any imput would help.

The Maine bull Pale Face has worked good on Heat Seeker cows.

I used Maverick on some common cows last summer and am realy impressed with the heifer calves we had with him. All were light birth weight with no help.

Talbert Farms in northern Ohio has around 70 head this Saturday night. He rented Heat Wave #13 last year to run with the cows. Should have some good ones.

Umbarger dealers handle Vita Ferm around $28.00 a bag.

Blaster to the taller ones and show ready to the short stocky ones as mentioned above.

The steers are put on Cattle Blaster at 500lb. with top dressing Apex supplied by Umbarger (4-5 lbs per hd per day) with helps expand the gut to take on more feed. Now on the shorter stocky calves I'll feed them like the heifers as mentioned above with the Apex.

As a Umbarger user myself, I feed my show heifers Breeder/Grower up to around 650 to 700 lbs. If we have a shorter heifer I'll put her on Show Ready supplied by Umbarger to keep her in condition without getting to fat or the taller ones will be put on Cattle Blaster. When they hit the heat of...

Have 10 or 12 Maine cows ( some with papers) that have been with a reg 5/8 maine bull who is a Heartbeat x Meyer 734 tested clean in north central Ohio.

Back in 2008 we were short on hay due to drought and round baled corn stalks. With lick tanks full of liquid supplement which I think is $2.00 + a gal. the cows did really good over the winter in northern Ohio.

I made a mistake of leaving the dry erase stall signs labeled from last years county fair. Now no matter how hard I scub they wont come clean. Wondering if anybody has any idea's.

I made the mistake of leaving some of my signs with dry erase marker writing on them from last years county fair and wont come clean no matter how hard I try. Just wondering if anybody has had this problem and what you used to clean them.Thanks for your responce.

I have a few heifers to choose from. The best one (my opinion) is a Maveric out of a Lifeline x Heatseeker, others include Debull x Wildcard / Fearthis , Strickly Busines x Draft Pick/Angus and many others out of our herd bulls. Located in north central OH. 

PM list of show boxes you have.

What type of cows would you use Full Flush on? We have a mainly Maine Anjou herd? I have a short stocky Ali x Ice Chest 2yr old in heat today and I'm not sure If I want to use him. She had a great WMW bull on her first round with some assistance.Thanks for your imput.

Where are you located ?

My flushes cost me between $1000.00 & $1200.00 - semen. The $'s vary depending on the # of eggs being frozen. I give all the shots myself to save on some of the cost.

PM price and location + pedigree imfo.

We are currently in a partnership deal with a doner. Terms are partner makes purchase of doner ( selected by us ) and insures doner in both parties name. We take care of everything else from breeding,feeding, healthcare & flushing. When calves & eggs are sold the money is split 50/50. Good deal...

I guess I would need a better discribtion as to your meaning of stiff.  Could be fondered. Ck with your vet but U might want to cut back on his grain. Too much protien.