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What thickness is generally desireable for hay coverage? We are not completely happy with the life we have received from ours...which are 15mm thick...silver.

====== Jo..., Do you know if she had jersey in the mix? Some of the best beef we have had is a jersey x Angus.

Lost the cow 30 hours later. MoGal, Yes the parasite attaches itself to the RBC's and prevents oxygen from being transferred. Consulted with two vets...one to verify the guidance from the other. There is not much chance to save the animal once the clinical signs have begun...if I understand the...

The flys have been TERRIBLE this summer. We have our first ever case of Anaplasmosis. A 5 year old 1100# Angus x Herford (black/white face F-1)with a 4 month old calf. She is disorented, muscles trembling, with somewhat agressive posituring, for an otherwise calm, gentle cow. Her gums are a...

========= dun, Why..."senior"? As in age..or?

Mudge.., You can do it but, I will predict you will probably only do it a time or two. We have a short horn Jersey/Brown Swiss and always put an extra calf on her when she calves. It is a 3-5 day ordeal to get her to accept the calf.....while she is eating her favorite sweet feed mix....which...

That animal is stressed or has a physical condition/developing. I have seen them grind teeth when a wire/metal object is caught in the jaw. Probably not associated with the PG. I would check her health out carefully.

Syd, Dad is very proud of his daughter...a very nice looking lady. Remember the reason for his post here......"please vote"...!!! Actions any parent would extend for a daughter to succeed. Blesses and good luck Jaclyn!!!!!!!!!!

Ricker, I tried.. no go. Here's what I got. Never voted before. =========== Email This Page Home Admobile Newcomer Info Monthly Question Travel Stories Dining Good Eats On the Menu Lake Magazine Find Our Magazine Search Advertisers Area Businesses Subscribe Advertise With Us...

Looks like a good guard..but, expensive 4" angle Iron and inverted car/truck shock absorbers!!! :) ;-) To reduce roughness, recessing it about 4" is indicated..IMHO. A neighbor has one and likes it.

Salem, I would bring her home and harvest her in the field after she settles down. A few days at least. Coordinate it with the processor. Many writings about the adrenalin effect on the meat. Deer hunters are realizing that a belly shot with tracking and final kill hours away almost ruins...

http://www.telusplanet.net/public/circlex/blacks.htm Then there are the super big blacks...on the horizon :roll:

Someone posted earlier that the black hereford assoc. is growing fast; http://www.blackhereford.com/

RN..., There is a short ton...a long ton and a gestimated ton. Perhaps it would be fair to conclude the latter!!! ;-) :lol:

These folks will answer any question you have about organic specs; http://www.farmers.coop/farmers

Weekly sales in your area are listed here; http://www.ams.usda.gov/lsmnpubs/csauction.htm

We also have seen this phenominon. I am convinced it is hormonal. One of our excellent 2200#+ bulls didn't like us guys when he was small and doesn't now. We just seem to agree to disagree...and we stay away from him. Gina,our female helper can manage and lead him around like a puppy dog...

Could never understand a valid basis for doing that. The animal uses the tail for fighting flies including the switch which is an effective part. In the milk parlor, as a child, we had a spring loaded rope with connector which took 2 seconds to attach to the tail about 6" from end which...

For what ever reason DR had for the question(explanation would help) the answer is anonymous and should be answered with sincerity. Otherwise it is a futile effort and of no value.

===== tm..., You may wish to refine your question....for workable advice. Examples; If it is your objective to control bull numbers and cost.... that can be acomplished by keeping the bulls seperate from the cows and control mounting at each heat. A bull can service many more heats. Be aware...