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Glacier. I made him myself.

Flush that cow.

Flush that cow.

Rule of thumb, max 1lb of fat / oil phpd. Anything more and you will begin to depress fibre digestion in the rumen. Fats/oils are digested only post rumen. Rumen bacteria cannot use it. (think pouring chicken fat down the sink and on into the septic system) Yes, all energy, no other nutrients...

Your 200 : 2 number is interesting. I always resigned myself to needing to take 100 to get "the" picture. And back in the day, you waited for the pics to get back. No sorting in the field. (pre digital / 35mm SLR era)

Um, gotta disagree with ya on one point GB, wasnt it was actually the devil that invented the leaf blower?

Yup. Agreed. But not to mention the times Ive been able to write a phone ## or a license plate number in the dust on th dash with my finger. I guess I am blessed.

they do indeed sir! they do indeed.

(not to start a truck war, but this is the last Dodge Im buying.)

Yes, that would look after the max 25 MPH requirement.

Then I could plant rice?

We are 3 1/2 miles of gravel before we get to pavement. Ive given up on washing the exterior, but please, please tell me how to keep the dust out of the cab. Windows up, air on , fan blasting, and 25 MPH. There is a new layer of dust on the dash when I shut 'er down. (I think I can plant...

My understanding is that Jersey has the higest propensity to marble of all the breeds, barring Waygu of course. Had Jersey roast loooonnnggg time ago. Yellow fat but good. And as far as tough.... as Uncle Harry used to say "it'd be tougher if there was none..."

Had a feedlot customer once told me he was shaking the RB straw off the spike, steers were doing the fresh straw boogie and one jumped just high enough, with perfect forward speed and angle and impaled himself on the spike.

Yup, have done that before too. Thanks for the suggestion. Not sure what your weather is in West Central IL but up here in Alberta where I am it's now 19 below zero F and headin for 30 below AGAIN tonight. It has hit 40 in the hole a couple of nights. It's been this way since mid December. A...

Thanks for all the replies! One idea I have seen before was putting a big round through the manure spreader. Looked like it worked fine. But my cows like to help. I dont even want to think about a running spreader and curious cows................

Ok, between tripping over hidden frozen manure clods, and cows "helping" me bed with round bales, any body want to share your ideas on how to get the cows bedded? FYI, I'm too cheap to buy a bale processor and too proud to use a fork.