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Good luck. Had two steers, one for us one for our friends. Called for a date a week after we got them. Had to take a June of 2021 date. Needed a March date. They grew out too fast, had to sell. Friends decided not to try again. If anyone needs a two head appt, I'd auction it off lol.

You have figured it out! My favorites, most all of these. And a little Town Mountain. Some BlackBerry Smoke and Steel Woods for some southern influence rock

I also work each day, am considered "essential" as so many are. I mask, wash my hands, follow the prescribed protocols. But I strongly feel like those who choose no vaccine should not be vilified. I am glad it is becoming available for those who wish to receive it. And also am glad that it...

I have a concern about the type of vaccine it is- it's an mRNA vaccine which is different than say your flu vaccine. Evidently there have few to none of this type vaccine administered. To people anyway. Check the CDC. I'll wait. A long time. Not comfortable with unknown long term effects.

Don't know about their heat pumps, but we've had a Goodman gas heat/air system for 16 years - only had to replace a capacitor. Otherwise just normal maintenance. Still seems to be going strong knock on wood.

Husband had one done in 2010. Fixed him right up, still doing great. Felt terrible prior what with all the flutters/abnormal beats.

Employee hygiene, sanitation, food temperatures all critical. Check with the restaurant association and take the manager certification class. Study up on HACCP. Make written procedures, then enforce them. Have overseen 22 cafeterias for years, and - knock on wood - not a foodborne illness...

X3 grain free food. Tried for a year to figure out what the problem was and tried everything. Vet thought flea allergy, stress, too many baths, one thing after another.3 weeks after changing to grain free we began to see a difference. I thought the grain free movement was a bunch of hooey, but...

Wow you sound just like my hubby! He takes meds when he feels especially distracted or knows he absolutely has to complete a project. Then things get done. And he feels much better and in control of his life. And I don't feel like everything around us is half done. Good advice to get a doc...

I've always been fond of mastiff's, but they are HUGE and they do slobber a lot. :) Still think they're pretty awesome.

I come from a long line of diabetics, just waiting for my turn. The dietician advice is spot-on. Next - doctors don't know squat about nutrition. You can't just give up fruit. Portion control is key. A few things that might help -if you're going to eat beef, eat the sirloin. It's leaner...

So many. Watching the redwing blackbirds at the pond. Having a cold one with our neighbors and counting our blessings. A hug from my adult kids. A good bonfire doesn't hurt, either. With marshmallows.

Very nice! I could stand to look out at those every day.

Kinda warms your heart lookin at that little guy. Love me some boys, mine are all grown up now. Enjoy him!

In our school district, instead of chicken nuggets being served one day, they were served actual chicken drumsticks of the oven baked/roasted variety at the elementary schools. The response was that the kids thought the "chicken with a handle" was cool. :shock: So many kids that don't even...

Agreed! I work in town also, but don't have to travel much. When I do, I really miss having a little space. The older I get, the more the simple things mean.

So had to go to Boston for a work conference. It's a beautiful, historical city. Couldn't wait to get back home. The son says sometimes you gotta get off the farm for a while. That may be true, but there is no place like home!

Thanks! I have some thinking to do now. Since they're just for us, perhaps I could do mg's AND belties? LOL Just have to say, you folks on here are awesome, even the cranky ones. :) None of you know, but there was a time when we were losing our parents and godparents right and left ( 5 folks...

Good points all. We had Angus and Angus cross mostly before. The mg's are interesting, do are the belties- hubby would like them. Decisions! I knew when we sold or last two cows I would regret it someday.

Thanks for the comments - I do love the MG's. I admit I like color. We thought if we did go with mini's, we might eventually do the mini herf cows with a lowline angus bull and see what kind of baldies we would get with that. We'll be mulling it over. I don't want to sink the whole farm...