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Good times.....reminds me of my little man. AC---What model tractor is that NH?

I had it this way for a long time and then it got really dry and I started having problems. So I decided then that I needed the ground wire. Maybe it doesn't matter, but I thought I would give it a shot.

Like a lot of other folks on here we are having a hot dry summer which I'm sure is part of my fencing problem I'm having. I've got a polywire fence that I'm using as interior fencing to divide out pasture. It's a 3 wire fence with the middle wire being my ground wire. The charge is running...

Seems pretty cut and dry. I think I will hold off on giving the shots. Thanks for all the responses.

For those of you who band at birth, how much dosage of tetanus do you administer?

When using a yearling bull, how long do you leave him out to service your cows? My concern with leaving him out too long is overworking him and not giving him time to grow and mature.

All paperwork has been drawn up just like a typical lease would be.

Jim’s plan would work I just need to decided what type of fencing would work and that would be cost effective considering I don’t own the land. I already have an ideal agreement with the landowner, in that I maintain the land and fences and there will be no lease/rent payments on the pasture.

Thanks Jim… When subdividing a pasture would you use high tensile wire, barb wire, or other considering this land is leased land?

These heifers are ¾ Angus ¼ Limousin. After weening I plan on selling all calves. I’m trying to think this through in my head. If I have calves on the ground next year around mid-September 2010, then in 2011 would I not be dropping calves in the middle of the summer if I didn’t pull my bull?

Thanks for the reponse. If you leave him with his females year round how do you control the timing of your calving season?

New guy here with a few basic questions, hoping maybe some you all could help out. I just got 35 heifers back in the spring and now I'm shopping for a bull to put on them in the next couple of months.  My problem is after breeding season.  I only have 100 acres and it's one pasture. There is no...