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I have about four six week old calfs on their mothers that are eating ok but have scours and pot belly and just are not doing well did not worm this spring didnt know if it could be worms any advice

I have hereford cows now could i use a pied bull? are the pieds gentle and easy to work with.

Hello OL JR Were NE indiana mile from OH and six from MI we have 42 head altogether like to end up with that many cows :)

Sorry your right 853 :oops:

Looking at a NH653 in good condition owner said about 400 bales a year, new air bags, some bars new, orginal chains, $4900. Are these reliable balers without excess mantance. Would I be better to look for a belt baler, Im baling 30 acers for myself and feeding on my farm like large bales.

I under stand what your saying and I do have some ulgy old bags guess Im not keeping all of them if they dont raise a calf their burger. Just trying to get larger herd 30 to 40 when I get to where I can cull like it should be done market will be way down :roll: Trying to use best bulls I can...

That sounds inovative, fun to here of new ideas like that. Im looking into vacuum silage because of alergies, that dust gets to me now days. Putting it up with no dust, in one pass, most any day of the week sounds good to me. Thank you for the info. Do you have many cows/animals or just make...

I have about twenty cows have been keeping all heifers to grow to thirty to forty cows still using hereford bulls for now. verry easy to work with have had no calfing troubles. Have herd if I use Pied bull should be a terminal cross wonder why I shouldnt keep heifers maybe it was bad info?

Green chop into wagon and dump into piles over plastic pipe cover pile with plastic seal around bottom and vacuum the air out. one pass over field most any weather would be nice inspring no need to dry. Search 'long cut vacuum silage lacerator" some info available.

Would any one be using this cross, think it would be ok.

Would anyone know if you could cut green chop with a stackhand never seen one used. would like to try to make some vacume silage with one. This is a web site that tells a little about vacume silage. <http://www.alphaag.com/>

http://www.alphaag.com/index_files/Page1056.htm This is a website where you can get some info

Has anyone made longcut vacume silage using a lacerator or other forage equipment. any luck?

Would like to know if anyone has made vacume silage with a lacerator, if you can tell pros and cons over dry hay.

Would like to know if any one has used a Lacerator or put up longcut vacume silage and how they like it.

Any one know of any info on tenderness between breeds (done by an impartial Co. or University) Thank you Dan

It is my opinion that frame scores tell the health and condition of the animal and has nothing to do with their size am i correct?

I think I'll wait acouple months when shes market size and have her preg checked. I'm a little slow finishing them, I only feed grass & hay. Thanks for the comments!!!

I have a heifer with a twin brother, she is about 21 months old I noticed the bull tailing her today she was standing with her tail sticking out like she had been bred. I know hefiers with brothers most likley will not bred but do they come in heat and will a bull tag them.