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we have about a thousand small square bales available for sale if anyone is interested. It is mostly first cutting. Price is negociable depending on quantity. Located in NW Ohio. Delivery available. Call Tom at (419) 334-9786. Sample 1 ANALYTICAL DATA           ASSAY          DRY MATTER...

hi, we are considering using some on our cows and wondered where you can get it, is it as effective as conventional, etc. Thanks.

please send me more info

price and location please

We have a couple of semi loads of straw it would be nice to get rid of before we have more. Looking for about $2 a bale but that is negociable with large quantites. Would consider trades. Call Tom Kirsch at (419) 334-9786. Located in NW Ohio.

interested in some. please email at [email protected]. thanks:)

They are small square bales. Have around a thousand bales of first cutting that need to go before haying season starts. Small amounts of 2nd and 3rd may be available as well.  Can deliver on hay wagons or in semi loads. Price depends on quality and quantity. May be interested in trades as well...

price location reg # please

i posted a similar topic: http://www.steerplanet.com/bb/index.php?topic=25273.0

We may be taking a steer down there as part of the BEST program. It will be my first show on the circuit as well as the steers first show ever. If anyone can give us general tips that would be great:) Also if anyone knows if it is better to stall in Viaduct or Gilligan that would be appreciated...

I have heard some poeple use these to add weight to their animals. Is this show legal? What is everyones opinion on this practice? Is it worth the couple dollars it costs? How much does it actually help? etc. Any info on this would be appreciated. We have an Angus and Crossbred steer we will be...

can i get some pics of the show box?

how many misters do you have left and what ndo you want for them?

do you have a video?

pictures?

i cannot get the video of BLAIRS UPTOWN GIRL 105X to work. Do you have another place i can look?

can you email pictures of the cow?

we were told to wash everyday as in use a scrub brush to scrub them but soap with sullivans clear shampoo only one a week. after the first wash we use revive and final bloom. during the summer we keep them in the dark and under fans. before we turned them out at night rinse em so they are cold...

ive only been to a couple shows and one of the shows had it has a requirement but the others did not specify.

we had a judge at a show specifically say they did NOT want to see scotch combs in back pockets because if an animal jumps into you the comb goes into your rear.