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i don't pay it anymind if it still shows good amount of juice, when it reads 9 or 10 then you know you have a real short. i have seen this much reading just going down the line & you find nothing then when you go farther it reads the other way

with pen you have do the withdrawal throw out they came out with another drug that has no withdrawl but i can't remember name,, ask vet

couple of shots of penicillan usually cures most mastitus

in missouri if you do too late in summer you have to watch for screw worms

nothing beats cutting but have to do it at right time of year & check in a few days & also vac for tetanus

have done it myself with no problem

father to daughter never bother at all, known guys that do this forever

we just kill & grind our own. don't try to sell any, but people will buy it. fixed my grinder to hook to back wheel of 4 wheeler

old ornery or open

weaned calves need room to run if they get spooked, i leave a couple cows with them to keep calmer, use 14 ga electric wire with barb on top so they can see it

yea, I do red angus

carcass weight real high also-32

looks like a great buy to me. real good calving ease-calving ease direct 11, birth weight -4.2, weaning weight 46 lbs 0ver average, yearling weight 83 lbs over average, calving ease maternal exceptional 11,good on milking ability 20 is above average, marbling not bad at 29, fat good at-.01

I would leave them apart for 2-3 days, when new calf is more alert. have seen the 9 month old one step on new one hard enough to kill them

hard seeds will pass through & grow, never seen fescue do it. lespedeza ,hard seed of trefoil. honey locust will pass through & grow. fescue seed will grow where seed falls out of the hay you feed

give them all they can clean up

if the cow is alive we have always eaten them. vet claimed the hormones from calving tenderizes the meat

I use 300 gal rubbermaid

you guys are forgetting where he is. summer is 120 degrees. not sure what kind of grass he has. when I was in northern pa it was nothing to have 600 lb weaned calves. when I came to Missouri, it was a different world, some of my cows from pa actually died here. I was ashamed of my calves the...