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Nuthin better than a 8 - 10 year old Jersey cow.

Thanx

https://www.outdoorlife.com/can-cwd-really-be-cured?src=SOC&dom=fb&fbclid=IwAR3lYoX9UXm3SezuSPaJMu6AOvjIbdR2KVSrWFd4GvTL24D637QjJP9nXe

Don't know how an electrically powered pick-up truck would go over on the farm.i But's here's his semi; http://www.thedrive.com/news/16180/here-is-the-500-mile-80000-pound-all-electric-tesla-semi-truck

I think I would go with the old wire tying method.

About the same technology as the 2-stroke Detroit Diesel..........................

Anyone old enough to remember this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyHulWOZBpk

We heard the same story about Callahan, Pelini, and Mike Riley. But one thing's for sure. They can't be any worse than they were this past season...........

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTrkq_41nv0&list=PLGu7OzmfKP0l33Dxb8IoRUpwqHdnLafua

I emailed him a couple of years ago and never got a response. Being in that shithole would be horrible today. Hope he got out OK.

The wife just had her indentity stolen, as found out this week. They applied for numerous cards and placed orders as soon as they found out the account had been approved. $8,000.00 was ordered from Overstock.com but not shipped because someone there was suspicious. We now know who did it and...

Ha Ha!

Well, there's always Soylent Green........ Seriously, a friend of mine who is a pilot has a job offer to fly seed, fertilizer, etc. onto a huge rice farm being established in Africa by the Chinese. I think he said it is to be upwards of a million acres.

Have the KWH rates gone down any since your co-op started using turbine originated power, or are they touting the turbines as a way to preserve the planet?

This was back in the days when there was a Chianina bull in a pen at every Registered Angus outfit. :lol: I kinda figured this to be the ultimate compliment towards the Char bunch.

Black Angus steer that won the show sold for $14,250.00 at the Denver Nationals but was really a Charolais: http://www.nytimes.com/1972/02/27/archives/denvers-champion-black-angus-is-found-white-at-the-roots.html

I have no idea. But probably it's not something we can change with management. I'll bet Dan Dorn at Decatur County Feedyard would know. They have a very sophisticated program that runs each calf through the chute on arrival with an x-ray, ultrasound, and body measurements, among other analysis...

All I'm saying is the premiums for better yield grades is not nearly enough. There's not a high correlation between backfat/kidney fat and marbling. Not understanding your analogy.