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Can't wait to see the whole picture!

Aw, what a difference a couple months makes. Feeder futures up, corn down. What's everyones thoughts and plans now?

Sure would like to see some pictures!

That's a good testimony to the fact that we are never too old to become a Christian as long as we do it before we take that last breath. Thanks for sharing the letter with us. Prayers for your family at this time. RBT

Sorry to hear of your loss. I never got to meet your dad, but heard a lot of stories about him! Prayers sent from southwest Nebr. RBT

Tenbach, I don't have the 83 youth but I have the 84 and 86 youth I would trade you for your authenic 74! :lol:

Had a neighbor bought 2 Irish Black bulls and turned out with Angus-Gelbvieh Replacement heifers a few years ago. Called me several times during calving season to help pull calves. The bulls were gone before the next breeding season came around. I'm sure there are hard calvers and easy calvers...

Sold our calves last Wednesday. Time will tell if that was smart or not. I was getting nervous and decided to let the next guy have a go at it. :lol: Hope he makes lots of money and wants more next year.

Anybody got any guess where the top is in the cattle futures market?

great job Soap! Really enjoyed reading about the history in your area. Keep the stories coming. Hope you and Peach are both recovering quickly. Take care. rbt

Soap, I've been looking for pictures of those Hereford Herd Sires this summer but haven't seen any yet! Nice pictures, take care.

Thanks for the websites 3mlc I will check them out!

It takes half a day and a lot of miles to check the water tanks in my summer pastures. I have been trying to figure out a way to set up some kind of system where I could use a camera or something to check the tanks on the computer or internet without having to drive there all the time. Any...

We AI our replacement heifers and don't run any clean-up bulls. We sell the ones that don't stick as butcher beef. We charge $3.25 a pound hanging weight. That price includes us scheduling at the butcher plant, taking them in, and delivering them to the customer's freezer when done. We pay...

My hat's off to all who have served. Thank you!

Haytrucker we have water mostly from domestic wells, but do have a couple pivots we have to break down and water out of. I hate paying the bill for the roughage buster but we have had good luck with it and I have a very accomadating feed dealer that takes good care of me. We feed the salt to...

thank you for posting this. I did not serve in any military branch during my younger years. Vietnam was over before I got out of high school. I have the highest respect for anyone who has served in any war protecting us and our freedoms! May GOD bless each one of them, and I thank them from...

Nice pictures Soap. Cattle look to be handling the winter pretty good.

We are also running cows on cornstalks. Around here winter is the cheapest time of year to run cows. If the stalks don't get buried in snow it cost 25 cents a day for the stalks, and 23 cents for ADM ROUGHAGE BUSTER and salt. This year we had a bad wind in the fall and there are a lot of...

Been awhile since we've (meaning Mrs B) managed to try and upload any photos to share with our Ranchers friends. Our family has grown considerably in the meantime. Both children married, one grandson, one grandaughter on the way! MOOved down the road a ways to the grassier side of the county...