chuteside

[knabe]

I lost track where someone mentioned chuteside in another post, so i thought i'd just make a dedicated thread.

this podcast is about Maine Anjou with guests from the Maine association.

i liked all the "judging" comments.

https://anchor.fm/chuteside/episodes/Bonus-Episode--The-Maine-Anjou-Voices-with-Blake-Nelson-and-Josh-Cribbs--Presented-by-ShowBloom-eevamr

 

[Weezie]

Currently my favorite podcast! I've learned a lot from this podcast and I thought the Maine episode was particularly interesting as well.

 

[ska]

i love all the podcasts. i think they do a really good job of keeping it organized and together well.  I have learned a lot from them

 

[cowsrcuddly]

The "Chute Side" podcasts by Faris Simon are very interesting to listen to and informative.  He has had different topics and persons that he has interviewed.  Love them.

 

[CRS]

If you go back through the archives, I think the one he did on calving and dystocia was very well done and organized.  Its like a warm up for calving.

 

[knabe]

https://anchor.fm/chuteside/episodes/S2--EP-13--Supercharge-your-ET-and-AI-Program--with-Steve-Yackley--Presented-by-The-Pro-Tour-Calf-Sale-eich4r


guest says he likes to put embyros in wet recip cows in good bcs condition and not too fat either.

 

[CRS]

There is a ton of good information in that episode.  That's also the first time I've heard of the Dominant Follicle Removal, which allows the cow to produce a greater number of quality eggs.  I would not hesitate to send cows to him, seems to have a really good common sense approach to the whole thing.

 

[Weezie]

I'm with you CRS. I didn't know about the Dominant Follicle Removal either. I've heard of some good cows that wouldn't flush as well and I would love to see if this was the problem. I also thought it was interesting how many cows he had data on in regards to heat detection dating back to the late 90's and early 2000's I believe. I've been guilty of not putting the semen in early enough. Overall, great episode imo.