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I think we're going to see it hover around 6500 for a while, but I don't know if we'll actually break 6,000. The real test will be when the next quarter earning estimates are released and how the markets will react.

Heck we get those same questions up here in NoDak. Looking at our state facts, I can see why no one knows anythign about us: The town of Rugby is the geographical center of North America. A rock obelisk about 15 feet tall, flanked by poles flying the United States and Canadian flags marks the...

Did you learn this the hard way? I can honestly say that I did...

The way you guys talk about this stuff really makes me wish we had a Kent dealer up here in North Dakota.

This reminds me quite a bit of what happened with wheat in my part of ND last year. Wheat prices reached an all time high because the crop got hit early with drought, hail, and poor production. - Simple economics - demand was higher than supply so the price went to prices no one had ever seen...

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When I lived in town I had a cell and cable internet. Out at the ranch our cell service is spotty, at best, so we have a land line out here. With my wife being a teacher she needs to have a half-way reliable phone so parents and students can reach her. Plus around here being listed in the phone...

The Brahman/Gelbvieh cross is typically known as a Gelbray. Good looking animals though!

Got my Chevy Diesel on there.

We've got a chocolate lab named Mya. She's a little over a year old now.

I can just imagine trying to explain that one to the cops - " I swear officer, the coke is for the bull...yeah, the one back at the barn.....what, you do you mean you don't believe me?"

Has he been tested for AM? I see Future Direction in the dam's side...

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If we keep this up we'll have that stimulus bill covered in no time.

We don't creep anything until about a month before weaning. This all depends on how our grass situation is, etc. I'd be careful putting a 2 week old calf on creep...

Dry or wet beet pulp will bring the flank down. Feed it at a rate of between 10 and 20 percent of their ration (if they get 10 pounds per day, give them 2 pounds of beet and 8 pounds of feed).

We'll consider the first one a freebie. Just load me up with plenty of positive karma :)

Check some of the bigger breed associations, and also your state livestock association if you have one. Here our North Dakota Stockmen have an internship available.

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