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Get one with a good rubber bladder for longer life.

PCR is more accurate than the blood test from what I have read.

I had a research article some years ago that they were coyote, dog, wolf and red wolf mix. No pure ones left. But the environmentalists keep trying to act like they are red wolves. A power/control game.

What's wrong with a plain ol' elephant?

Same for eagles.

Long, tall and growthy. Some are flighty or too much. Only breed to the most docile cow you got. The width of the bulls likely are not as saleable.

Try computer groups already set up that sell in your state, from the farm or hit a few local events. Websites make folks search. FB can be easier.

Give some folks a uniform and they think that they are generals and admirals.

The amount of N in tables produced by various legumes is assuming a complete life cycle of well inoculated seeds. Anything less or the drought issue will definitely lessen that amount of N.

Written by someone wanting you to buy a lot of minerals. Bad advice strictly based on cow health and need. Any brand that has that statement would be a brand to avoid in my opinion.

Don't forget the yeast based selenium, tastes like anise, molasses, grain products...

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The Red Chain tag has iron at a high level. That makes the minerals look rich and red but iron is an antagonist to other minerals. We try to avoid it. your situation might be different.

Well said. Like rafter buyers, cattle advisors on the internet can "save" me money while I'll end up losing in reality. All of this local lore from another region of "don't need", "got to have", "my way" or whatever the story line is public stupidity to sell it world wide. There is enough...

And a component in the minerals can have an umbrella type effect where the same named component from various sources can legally be the same name but are drastically different in quality, refinement, availability to the livestock... That has been part of the gripe about components coming from...

Shadows and broken rays of light is what you need to control in working pens and chutes.

another one Seems that yearling or younger scoring is involved. Tells me nothing of a mature bull or a cow with a calf.

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Somebody can correct me but the DOC is measured from the speed that an animal leaves the chute, I think. That means very little to the pasture actions, meanness, mothering, flight zone... I just culled a nice bull calf from a AI sire that was supposed to overcome the DOC of the paternal...

"Id rather be getting smaller mammas than bigger ones so I look to be at the bottom of the % with YH." I don't think this is necessary. You can find some that stop growing (height) sooner with good YH but not an extreme MH or MW.