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Only bulls that will be used to sire registered calves will need DNA on profile. From the AHA, FAQ: "Will every bull calf that is registered be required to have a DNA profile on file? No. This is the most misunderstood fact of the new policy. Only bulls that will become herd sires and thereby...

Hey, Caustic....you quit making your own hay, what will you have to complain about all summer? :P

Angus Plus http://old.redangus.org/newredsite/them ... eature.htm http://www.google.com/url?q=http://www. ... E67xVtxlJQ

from an ad in the Showbox: KP Ranch Miniature Hereford Cattle "Private Treaty Retirement Sale" http://www.miniaturehereford.com/

"33 Angus steers that will average 650-700 pounds and all have been weaned over 40 days and had all their shots" http://www.jordancattle.com/StockerFeed ... 13msn.html

Thanks, rocket. They're out of one of our herd bulls.

Thanks for all the nice comments everyone. I haven't posted much lately, but I’ve been around long enough to know that you better be prepared for anything when you post pictures here. :oops: :lol: That’s the plan, DOC. We like to use stockpiled forage to hold off on feeding hay as long...

It's been a while since I've posted any pics here. It was so dry & depressing the last two years that I didn't even want to take any pictures, much less post them on the internet. We've been very fortunate to receive much needed rain through the spring & summer this year. The pastures look...

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The Perfection situation wasn't just talked about in whispers. As was mentioned, all of his descendants have an "L" before their registration number and their papers were/are green instead of pink. As for the red holstein, I s'pose it's possible, but my guess would lean more towards...

There is a group already working on getting one of these going in the Texas/Oklahoma area. Check your pm, farmwife.

http://www.tcfa.org/McDsHoax.htm "Information from Dr. David Forrest below: Thank you for taking time to check the validity of the email and providing me an opportunity to respond. This is actually a chain email (urban legend) that misrepresents the situation regarding use of imported beef...

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Here's a pic of a huisache: After Surmount: We've mostly used the Surmount on smaller stuff (under 6ft) & have had good results as long as there's a good application on all the leaves. It's best to spray late summer (August) & fall.