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yeah, i got some from there but they are general names and didn't have many of the ones i'm looking for.....any other thoughts?

I'm doing inventory on a neighbors tank and need a bunch of angus cane codes.  Is there a place to find these quick and easy?

We had 10-12 heifers bred to him...sold some of them before they calved.  The ones we kept came easy got going fast and haven't stopped yet.  Growing good longer bobied than our past Legends.  Using him on all the heifers again next year.  All types also worked on.

I have 2.  1 purebred Angus(Marathon x EXT)  1 Half blood simAngus(3c Macho x 6807) Asking 1750 to sell but would consider leasing either of them.  I'm in OH

Rangeland Year Round 8  Breeder 60 days before calving through AI, in summer RL YR 8 with altosid no breeder, then RL YR 8 regular the rest of the year.

Little 400-500 #'s $1.20-1.25. Really tempting with fats around $1.00

Will you sell seperately? PM me # if you can

For small amounts use 55 gal drums, rinsed good, they are free from our local co-op. each drum can hold about 500#, we put wood panels on top to keep out the birds and barn cats.  We also bought a 3 ton bin for around $1200.  Use it for bred heifer feed has boot at the bottom to fill buckets.

Rangeland free choice in an open feed bunk or old lick tub.

Darkhorse calves coming also Satchmo on some simmy cows Maximus x angus Donor BMR Explorer x angus Donor

We had some Savvys, they are nice. Don't look at them hard till 4-6 months. then they really come on.

I need to get some ideas for a new set of calves on daily routines.  These are first time owners and I want to get them set up as best possible.  Give me your daily care regiments please.

Why are you selling this particilar cow?

Preg checked them some are AI bred to STF Savvy will get some pics ASAP

Champaign County Cattlemans Kickoff Classic Saturday September 5th Urbana Ohio

I have 15-20 bred cows for sale.  We are in west central Ohio.  They are bred to Meyer/6807 bull for May babies. Ages 4-10.

A w against USC & I think they can be very dangerous!  They still make me nervous every year........

That would be ok but smaller udder doesn't mean less feed to get there.  I would be happy with a heavy milker only if she uses less grass to get it, or breeds back 1st service & brings in a large calf.  If a mother cow can't be "efficient" on grass she probably won't(careful here) raise an...

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