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Mr. GRtiger85. If you read my question I said I am a newbee and this IS the BEGINNERS BOARD. I asked the question because I am trying to educate myself about bulls and thought I could learn from people here with experience. If I new it all like you do I wouldnt be on here asking questions.

This may be a real newbee question but I'll ask anyway. If I breed my reg Hereford to some high quality Hereford bulls thru AI and one produces a bull calf, any way to tell if that calf will turn out to be a good bull also? If they need to be banded young then how do you know which calves will...

Thanks for the advice. I'm now thinkin of just hiring someone to cut an bail the hay. Or would buying used haying equipment payoff in the long run?

I am in the gently rolling hills of central Kentucky. Property is not flat but not too rugged either, some flat some hillside. I cant afford and dont need new, I'm talking old, simple, and reliable.

I need a tractor but am a little confused on how much horepower I need. I have 25 acres and will need to do some bush hogging, move around some round hay bales on a 3pt hitch spear, and eventually cut my own hay. How much HP is needed to run a haybine or cycle mower etc. I spent my youth as...

Well thanks for the information and opinions. I think I will go with the purebred Herefords. I read somewhere else from a guy who crosses his Herefords with a Highland bull and the calves are faster gainers and finish out bigger than pure Herefords. Ya'll think this is true? Also heard that...

I have bought a 12 acre farm in Kentucky, which has great grass, excellent fence, a barn, and a spring fed pond. I am thinking of a few head of Polled Hereford to start with. From what I am reading they are hearty, easy calving, and docile. These are the traits I am wanting because I dont want...