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Heifer calves

gcreekrch

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These are the bigger end of our heifer calves. Finally got a load of barley here yesterday so we can grain these as we have been graining the middle and little ends. Considering straight hay or haylage and the cold temps we had a bit back they look ok buy not like they should. Tomorrow…..
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I enjoy seeing a little "color" and some hair on a set of calves! Here, the buyers discount anything that won't fit CAB specs and want slick haired cattle so the feedlot mud don't stick so bad! I'm still running cattle that have a bit of high-bred vigor and are adapted to our northern climate but definitely feel some peer pressure at marketing time!
 
I enjoy seeing a little "color" and some hair on a set of calves! Here, the buyers discount anything that won't fit CAB specs and want slick haired cattle so the feedlot mud don't stick so bad! I'm still running cattle that have a bit of high-bred vigor and are adapted to our northern climate but definitely feel some peer pressure at marketing time!
We forward contracted last year's steer calves in February, delivered in October. They were sold two months before they were born.
 

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