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Very interesting

Talk about a bunch of bull! Every conclusion based on personal emotion and nothing else.

Me too! Thanks

Thanks FH, so I could use ivomec to get rid of both external and internal parasites and then follow up with cylence in a couple of weeks?

yes, it is still early enough here. I wouldn't have any concerns about bots.

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...

I would buy two bulls or do some AI and buy one clean up bull. You will never regret having too much bull power or too much horsepower.

http://beefmagazine.com/blog/3-steps-negotiating-great-cow-lease

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...

I agree. It seems that most have confused liberty with license. It's nice to see a young person, such as yourself, with a work ethic and sound footing in God's wisdom and morality.

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.

Good info loomix guy

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

:lol: Yeah, Angus in camouflage.

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

They don't look tough to me. They look just right and should work well in the real ranch world.

Thanks for the photos, I always enjoy 'em. :wave:

I'm sure there is a politically incorrect joke in there somewhere. The simple fact is that these are animals not humans. They are deserving of humane treatment but not of equal protection granted to sentient humans.

Looks like a great day was had by all, thanks for sharing H.