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Final numbers on this field are a wet yield of 12.1 ton per acre. I am very pleased. We hope to get another couple of ton this fall from the oats we are direct seeding into the same field today.

SSAP. You should of seen the tons of pity we harvested off of our dryland alfalfa. A whopping 1 bale per acre. How are things in your area this year?

nope. We make our own rain on this patch BMR.

I dont know yet how the tonnage is. We should be wrapped up tomorrow and I will let you know. The triticale is under-seeded to annual rye and we will be direct seeding oats into the barley for a second crop.

Putting up our winter feed supply. Triticale crop My son in a swath Me and my son with our barley stand Swathing the tritcale Custom chopping crew

Hi Hanta Real good udders and nice small teats!!! They look like the kind of females that will have some longevity.

Things a really tough around here right now for the big ranchers calving on pasture. We have had a week of snow and cold with over 42 cm of snow. A few guys I have talked to have no idea how many calves they have lost and will only find out once the drifts melt. We faired well with good shelter...

Soapweed thanks for the comments. That kind of hit home when you said I was a lucky fella....... I dont take the time to ponder that enough.

Purecountry We wean way to late to hit the show circuit. We have a good set of purebred and balancer bulls this year with our weaning weights averaging 810.52 lbs on October 20th.Our heifer and steer fields are going to be gathered this week. We stick all the cows and calves out on the prairie...

A 2 yr old boy full of p & vinegar. There is 10 years between daughter and son which ensures me some good help for the next 20 years...I hope.

gathered bred heifer field before winter sets in hard south of the hills Montana's sweet grass hills in the back of the heifers my crew consisting of my wife and daughter (yes it was rather frigid early in the morning ) me and my paint grass still good in the flats Grampa and his crew...

Congrats BRG. Looks like a strapping boy.

thats my kind of bull red robin! I really like the looks of that grass. What is in it that causes that foot problem?

We have bred most of the yellow out of our herd by using darker herd sires and heterozygous black bulls on the red cows to darken the color some. Most of my customers prefer red or black, although I still get the od call looking for the gold color. We don't single trait select for color so if...

I like your pics and the cattle!

thanks IL. All our bulls are on free choice hay and limit fed 50% barley 50% screening pellet ration we buy from landmark feeds. The grain/pellet ration is kept at 1% of average weight and includes a vitamin/mineral package with rumensin. We work very hard at keeping them well bedded with...

Thanks for your comments all! Here are some figures #1 Sire : Col Mr 28 Berreta ET BW: 84 lb DOB: Feb 22 06 WW (oct 15) : 789 Dec 9 wt : 971 ADG: 3.31 #2 Sire: EGL Garth Bw: 83 Lb DOB: FEb 19 06 WW (oct 15) : 701 Dec 9 wt: 940 ADG: 4.35 #3 Sire: GKT Boo Boo BW: 97 Lb DOB: Feb 7 WW (oct 15)...

thanks randiliana and hanta. Best wishes to you all in the new year!

did our sale bull photos for our spring ad campaign yesterday

makes me wonder what the hay I am doing living in the winter country? However, there is nothing like the feeling of a hot coffee on a cold winters day after chores.