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I'm looking for better lice control on the cows. I usually back pour once and then let the cows use their oiler. The pyrethrin works ok in the oiler but there is always the animals that don't use the it. Is it okay to back pour the cows twice about 2 or 3 weeks apart. That way when the rest...

Are there any married couples on here who are substantially older or younger than their spouse? Have the obstacles you have faced or will face to great? Do you have any regrets? I hesitate to post this but I need some advice. I know what the value of free advice is but I am going to ask...

... for your service, sacrifice and love of country and countrymen. John 15 12 “This is My commandment, that you love one another, just as I have loved you. 13 Greater love has no one than this, that one lay down his life for his friends.

http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/opinion/columnists/2014/10/07/john-block-consumers-misled-organic-food-safety/16840717/ Consumers are misled about organic Every day millions of shoppers are paying out as much as 50 or 100 percent more to buy organic foods for themselves and their...

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It's been busy here and calving season is at the tail end. It doesn't seem like I have the opportunity to post as much as I used to, oh well. I had a steer processed here recently. He was a charolais/angus cross, grass raised and finished on oat hay and a little alfalfa. My meat man cut...

I've had two sets of twins so far this year. The first set, the first calf was born dead and second one was fine. The second set both of 'em are go getters. It's been quite a few years since we've had any twins.

CT Cryogenics advertises here on ranchers.net an instructional DVD For learning to AI cattle at home. Has anyone ever purchased this video? And if you have would you recommend buying it? There is obviously no replacement for hands on learning but just wondering. Thanks in advance

Six-Month Cattle Drive Is Moving 18,000 Animals Across 1,200 Miles http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702303802904579332740638048178#printMode

We've been blessed with about 24" of snow so far and with the horrible wind that came a few days after it has taken a while to get plowed out everywhere. I had been hauling from another stack and hadn't bothered to plow out to this stack. I had no idea the rabbits had been working this hard...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bba2Dqaw6SI I would ask everyone to please take the time to watch this Billy Graham episode. I often hear Christians described as just a bunch of goody too shoes, who hold their religion over others heads because they are better than everybody else. This couldn't...

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In the September issue of the FarmJournal magazine, there was an interesting poll of what the primary brand of pickup that was used by farmers. I was certainly surprised that Dodge didn't have a better showing in the poll. You can read the entire article at the link below...

The smoke plume from the Wolf Creek Pass fires spreading through the Valley. Mt. Blanca in the center background. Hay meadows in the foreground. Looking West down the lane to the county road. Cows out grazing knapweed. I was all set to get some Milestone herbicide and kill off the darn...

My Dad was flown by Flight for Life helicopter to Colorado Springs tonight, with an erratic heart beat and wildly fluctuating blood pressure. We're hoping & praying that a pace maker will be the fix. Your prayers would be greatly appreciated. George

The cows have a couple of weeks of graze left, so I've been looking for some other pasture possibilities. I found a neighbor who has a couple of pivot circles that were planted to sudan grass, that he is willing to lease. He planted it late and it got maybe 12-18" of growth before he cut it...

A nice steady rain started late last evening and continued today. There's a solid 1" of water in the rain gauge. That's the biggest rain we've had here since the summer of 2010. I'm hopin' this is a sign of the drought breaking. Snow in the high country, rain in the valley, sunset &...