I'll take pictures of our supply room.
Off the top of my head, not that many different things, just a lot of it.
We use it all for one purpose or another, I might be missing something.
Have a pretty good inventory control system. Office ladies manage supply room and keep it stocked as per the manager who is staying on top of how much of what to buy when. A given ranches' cowboss will "buy" as per the manager or their own decision depending what it is, what they need for given ranch with a PO and we bill it within ourselves to the appropriate division.
Antibiotics/Therapeutics/Supplement/Etc.:
BioMycin 200
Draxxin
Baytril
Micotil
Banamine
Azium
Tetanus Toxoid
Norcalciphos
Multimin
BoSe
Selenium Boluses
Uterine Boluses
Scour Boluses
Probiotic paste
Vaccines/Repro Etc.:
UltraBac 8
BoviShield Gold 5
BoviShield Gold 5VL5
CattleMaster Gold 5L5
Lutalyse
Enforce 3
SolidBac Pinkeye Implant
Wormer:
Dectomax pour on
Dectomax Injectable
Long Range
Implants:
Synovex One
Synovex C
Synovex H
Tags:
Bayer Corathon fly tags
Bayer Cylence fly tags
1 piece feedlot tags numbered, with our ranch name and the contact number at office, various colors.
2 piece tags numbered, same layout as feedlot tags, various colors do different things.
Lots and lots of tagging guns, implant guns, bolus guns, hotshot batteries, needles, syringe guns, syringes, hotshots, calf paddles, horse meds, pour on guns, IV supplies, icepacks, ice chests, bottle heaters, bottle protective cases an all sorts of other random stuff an outfit needs.
Other than oxytetracycline we try to buy Zoetis everything anywhere it makes sense. We qualify for one of the upper tiers of their preferred pricing program and the discounts on Draxxin and other things are really impressive.
While Bayer has given us some pretty good promo things in their own right, the really good stuff like trips and outstanding tickets to really cool events etc. seem to come from Zoetis more so than the other companies, at least for us.
Year ago when I was young and just home from college, learning how to run a ranch really, I spent a ton of time streamlining our medicine inventory and supply chain management as well as making sure we were maximizing our savings in terms of pricing. Making sure we utilized timing, volume, rebates, seasonality etc. brought about a staggering savings across our operations. Our supply rooms and how they stay full have held a lot interest to me since.
