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Dun, How did the sale go? havnt talked to my neighbor yet I know he had some consigned. Thx DFF

Thats great numbers!!!! It must be a Hereford thing, We AI'd 32 28 safe to AI, 2 bred 1st ht after and 2 open (both angus hfrs) only angus cow bred to Blackout, put eggs in rest of blacks, we'll see how that works out all were safe but too close to call since I put with bull a week after...

Had 2 Net Worth calves this morning both heifer calves 74# out of RightTime 338 daughter 64# out of 878 daughter both came about 4 days early, quite a relief for me as was getting nervous as both cows looked huge.

OK yeah we're not to far apart then.I own a couple bulls with some folks west of you around the Phillipsburg exit. Real nice county in that area.

Yes the ones I am with or very shortly after birth are not as severe as others in the 6-8 hour window. Not real severe in any case just unsightly navel in show steer and heifer prospects have had a couple with possible joint(knee) infection but not real severe cases. Thanks Also DUN where in...

Yes I do calve my commercial cows in the woods and pastures in March.But the purebreds in Jan/Feb I try to keep up mostly heifers in a closer pasture with barn, this is where the problem such as it is occurs most often.

Has anyone had experience with "Navel Klamps"? I have more infections than one should in calves. I keep fresh clean bedding available best I can. and soak navel area with iodine asap. Which is usally no more than 6-8 hours at the longest. I was considering this season, to use a klamp on navel a...

The last 1 I had flushed was a Governor Daughter (hereford) X MOLER got 36 embryos (32 grade 1, 4 grade 2) and this was done at 42 days post calving.

Depending on your location CattleVisions located in Columbia MO. has several schools a year, It is a 2 day school Sat- Sun lots of hands on or in as the case may be. Carl is as good a instructor as their is, He has taught a lot of the instructors across the midwest. give them a call toll...