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Dig around post to access bottom void. I like the bottle jack and cribbing idea to move it slowly to avoid stress and breakage. Raise just a bit higher than level to allow for further settling. Fill hole with concrete. Good luck!

I am going old school on some cows and am looking for Angus and Simmental semen from 1960's and 1970's. Please PM or email your inventory and price. Thanks! Arnie Rahe [email protected]

I am going old school on some cows and am looking for Angus and Simmental semen from 1960's and 1970's. Please send an inventory to me PM or email and we can get started! Thank you!

Yes, some of the regional groups will supply a heifer to a junior member each year. They also have a free semen program for juniors. In the heifer program, the first heifer calf is returned to be offered to another junior member.

There is another online sale in late May on one of the online companies. That sale will include all colors of Galloways and prices will not be as strong.

Quality of the animals was very good and sale was strong. Open heifers averaged $2800, Breds a little more and a cow calf pair was about $4000 I have a strong market for Belties here in Central Illinois. I bid an open heifer up to $3500. Transportation here was another $500 which I didn't...

She should be fine. Flavor should be good coming off grass rather than hay. A few pounds of grain a day really helps growth and finish if you are not selling 100% grass fed beef. Good luck.

Better be creep feeding the calf to get most money.

I believe you can list semen on sirebuyer.com

Yes, they have a lot of Belted Galloway cattle in New England. Also lots in Wisconsin and Texas

There is a large regional sale of purebred Belted Galloway Cattle in Fryeburg Maine on Saturday, April 21. This sale is sponsored by the New England Galloway Group and features all classes of cattle including opens, breds, bulls , semen and embryos (flushes too) Sale starts at noon Eastern...

Kaye lives in Kentucky and has many contacts with Wagyu breeders around the country. She specifically mentioned a place called Golden Age Farm for top genetics and quality.

Contact Kaye Kaufman for your Wagyu bull needs. [email protected] 860-716-3626 [email protected]

I had a conversation last evening about adding soybean oil to a grain ration to add energy and reduce dust. The oil reduces chance of bloat as well. My vet asked if it was a rumen bypass fat, which stumped me. According to him, the soybean oil is degraded in the rumen and adds little to the...

I have three units of Covino III available. He is a full blood bull from some of the original imports. Sold online for $300/unit. (Universal I believe ) I will take $250/unit. It is in ampules.