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Merry Christmas To everyone. Hope you all have a great one with all your family. We might actually get a white one here for a change.

You want to pass more laws. Everything That kid did before he got to the school was against the law and it didnt stop him!!!!!

:agree: I know a little about input cost, as I put up my own hay, but people around here have asked as much as $80 a bale for s&#*! and I know it does not cost that much to bale, thats gouging!!!!! Just my opinion.

I went to genex Last fall it cost 450. but i got a 200 dollar credit to buy seman.

Absolutely :agree: :clap:

some people get what is coming i guess :shock:

Big Muddy rancher wrote: I think i would be inclined to use WHOLE corn to feed those calves. It can be fed on the ground if frozen or bunks. I think they could also be self fed but I'm not a fan of doing it. I think the interaction every day settle the calves as well gives you a chance to catch...

Thank you all for the replys. I really appreciate and need the advice. I am going to try it. I may not get it to free choice, but I could really use the break in the price.

It doesnt have any limiter in it. thats one of my concerns, if the cheaper feed will off set the labor of feeding a measured amout everyday. i have been reading some on the internet, and most say that the ceral has way more sugar than corn. i think i might just stay with what i have been using...

I should have Explained sorry about that. Was'nt thinking.The Price is just over 15$ a hundred. I usually like to creep my Fall calves along a little. I also usually have some stocker calves that I feed through the winter. Iwas just wondering if anyone had any thoughts on how this would work...

Anybody ever use this? Any thoughts or opinions would be appreciated. Its called Colley feed mix, it contains peanuts, oats, soy hull pellets, cereal ( cheerios and fruit loops), corn gluten pellets, and dried distillers grain. 16% protein, 5% fat, 12% fiber. Thanks

good old PBJ sandwiches, oh wait you can't bring peanut butter to school Thats the problem its the choices not getting it handed to us its the choices they are taking away :mad:

They are out of Red Angus and Simmental Bulls. Both have been small but the red are defintly the smallest.

Like most of the country, we have a had long, dry, hot summer. Is anyone else having trouble with early calving? Like up to three weeks early and very tiny calves? One as small as 25lbs :shock: Calves seem to be healthy just small.

Got 2.6 inches here. we are very greatfull for it.

Only got .14 here. Glad some of you are getting some

That Is very funny. He shouldnt have any trouble finding it around here. its amazing what people try to pass of as hay around here.

Thank you every one.

Just wanted introduce my self. I have been a lurker on here for a long time. I am just a small time guy that has big dreams. Just wanted to say hello, and tell you all how much i enjoy all the pictures and info/opinions on all the various topics. So Hello.