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Congratulations on a great Sale!

Agreed.

2014 daughter from Daisy 99K and Hatfield Y Legend Daisy 6Y and her 2015 bull calf

Lookin' good! Hope you bring some of those to Agribition this fall!  (thumbsup)

Always love lookin' at your cattle Diamond family!  (thumbsup) Hope y'all make it to Agribition this fall, if all goes well we'll be there with the 4-H club again. (Our family is planning on going, no matter what!) Our calving season was an interesting one. We had a little under 70 cows to...

Yes he does, Jaimiediamond.  I had gone by myself to take a look at them and then a couple of days later went back with my hubby. Didn't tell him which was my pick and he picked this one out too. There are some other ones in the bunch that look really good too. Some nice yearlings available as...

We are really excited about our latest purchase. The top picture is of the bull we just bought from Hatfield Shorthorns & Clydesdales. He is Hatfield General 6Z a 2 year old son of one of our current herdbulls Hatfield Governor 17X. Governor has done a great job of improving our herd with his...

She is a smaller framed and very pretty. Personally we like to have a bit more performance as well. He looked at your bred heifer as well. He was also very interested in Brookmore's heifers. They were a little above his price range.  ;) Met some really nice folks at the sale.

thanks and yes that is her pedigree. She is bred to JL Bismark 2071. www.johnson-livestock.com/?p=1769

Last year my son bought a nice bred angus cow from a herd dispersal. It was his first purchase to start his own herd. He got a nice lookin'  WAF Zorzal bull calf off of her.This fall she came in open after having many chances with the bull and AI. He was crushed. I asked him what he wanted to do...

interesting read. Now as a fellow momma bear I would like to put my two cents in. I don't like taking out loans and I do not consider my banker my friend. However, if my kid has to do that to buy something, make sure he only borrows as much as he can pay back. Then he will get good credit and a...

Thanks Jaimie! She is pretty sweet. I think she is going to make a really nice cow. My son picked her because he liked his first steer so much and she is from the same dam. We have Weigh Day on Saturday, so we'll see how heavy the steers are.

The top picture is Buckwheat, one of my son's steers. The second pic is one of the heifers that was picked.

Another year, another set of steers for the kids. This year we have a nephew and a family friend picking up a steer from our place as well. That means, there will be 3 shorthorn cross steers and one angus x shorthorn steer going to the show. My boys are also taking shorthorn cross heifers to the...

Here is Governor at Agribition in Regina SK when he was a calf. No doubts that you're lookin' at a bull calf here.

This is our shorthorn bull, Hatfield Governor 17X. To me, he is a fantastic eg of a masculine bull. His heifer calves are feminine and we've had no calving issues with him, even on first calf heifers.

Really liked looking through your sale catalogue and looking at the videos you posted! Very nicely put together!  <beer> Hope y'all had a great sale  <party>

http://hereford.org/node/343 This is the article.  Starts on page 24 I think. It is a little light on hard and firm data. I am not saying that I have the answer for what the Angus Association should do, but I do hope that they are very careful in their decision making. Strict, clear guidelines...

Hereford Guy, I see the point you are trying to make, but are you not concerned about the Angus breed getting hurt by this? Look at TH and all that stuff, it hasn't done the shorthorn industry any good. Plus, there is also an article, (I believe my neighbour told me it was in the Hereford...

Really like  12Y and 23W  (thumbsup)