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When they start filtering their own water does that mean it’s time to clean the bowl?

Why do you shave their faces and neck?

Yes we have much heavier pound than you…Like I said….I don’t have a scale…didn’t say they weighed 700#….I said closer to 700#… lol you are probably right that 2.5# a day is aggressive for this time of year I’m speculating that they are ABOUT 650#. And yes I’ve heard a lot of people saying that...

44 and 45 are May calves and 47 is June. I’m hoping to have them bred for August- September. Should be able to put the weight on them by then 🤞🏻

Truthfully I’m not sure what they weigh right now. I bought them February 5 at that time they weighed 580# so I’m sure they weigh closer to 700#. They are in pretty good condition I’d say. I’ll try to get a decent picture of them.

Got some stickers right here I plan to use on my heifers when they come of age/weight. They are may calves that weigh about 600#.

That’s great information I’ve never been involved with synchronizing cattle. Thank you! Sounds like the way to go.

Thanks I’ll get in contact with my AI tech and get some details on a program.

Thanks for the response Travlr. I haven’t done any synchronizing before, but it sounds like you have confidence in it! Going forward if one or some do not catch on the first service do they need to synchronized again before the additional service? How many times would you try?

So I’m looking for advice on breeding my small herd. We have only four females to breed this year, a second calf cow and three heifers. Originally we were planning on using AI and a synchronization program. I’m beginning to think that may not be the smartest route. I’m questioning the original...

Has to be a typo right

I think the mask is on the wrong end 😆

The sample animal being fed sfc started at the lowest weight and ended at the highest. I was wondering if there is much of a difference between steam flaked corn and roasted flaked corn? Roasted flaked corn is what is available to me.