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I would suggest you call Trans Ova/Bovance to get current prices.  I stopped at their booth in Denver and was asking some questions about their services,I know they told me they have one cloning program that starts at $16,000 per calf and goes down from there with volume.

If you could pick an all star team of the best fitters ever to work on your heifers, steers and bulls, who would be on the list?

last year I noticed racoons in the creep feeder regularly.  Is this something to be concerned about beyond the feed they eat?  Can they spread disease to the calves through the creep? What could you do to get rid of them?

what is the difference between: PETA HSUS ASPCA Are any of them good organizations or do we need to be concerned about all of them?

when you are talking about inducing, what protocols and drugs are you using?

so if I anticipate larger calves, does it make sense to induce them so they don't get too far over due date and if so, what protocol and drugs should be used?

thanks for the advice sam1988, can you tell me what brand I should switch to that only costs $6?  ;D

Is it true that once a calf gets ringworm, he or she will never get it again?

If you were going to breed a purebred Charolais cow to a club calf to try to get smokies, what club calf would you use?

heard a rumor that Bismark died....I hope that is not true.  does anyone know?

I have heard good things about natural stride....what is in it?

Ty Webster had a nice steer at the Expo that I believe I heard was a Walks Alone

has anyone ever purchased frozen colostrum from a dairy to use if the calf does not nurse right away?  Any problems with that?

What about using Tinactin covered with new liquid bandage to keep it air tight?  Anyone ever try that?

For stingy people my grandpa used to say "he's tighter than an ants a--(butt) stretched across a five gallon drum".

Does anyone have a sure fire cure for "hairy heel warts"?  Unfortunately have it showing up in some show calves I bought.

I have had embryo transfer calves that were born up to 30 days apart....some heifers early and some bulls late

I have heard that more twins will be born from embryo transfer matings.  does anyone have experience with this?

For those more experienced than I, I am wondering if the tough winter weather will lead to more incidences of dystocia in calving and sickness, like calf scours?  I have heard that tough winters will mean larger calves in the spring but I don't know if that is fact or fiction.

are you telling me I should no longer drink Yellow Tail wine? :)