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if anyone has the to think 'bout it and do the figgerin, if you took a polled hereford with heterozygous horned and crossed it with a homozygous horned breed such as lets say a TX longhorn, will it be a 50% chance of coming out horned. I'd ask my animal science teacher, but I'm on Spring Break...

I live on a farm with a fair but not ungodly amount of pasture land and i was kickin around the idea of seeing about buying a horse and using it to ride around and check fences and the herds and that sort of thing. Of course, 1)you have got to feed it and keep it healthy, like you have to fuel...

Because of dry hot summer our hay did not do well, I have 22 acres of wheat ground and the foxtail grew well after the wheat came off. I remebered back when I was a kid and grandpa talked about it being ok to bale the stuff and referred to as poor man hay. Is it worth the time to mow it and bale it.

A 3-week-old Hereford calf that we have is balding. I only noticed the hair loss on his face. Could it be mange or heat or is it worse than that? I don't know much about a problem like this. Like I said it was born proably 3 maybe 2 weeks ago and its a Hereford bull calf. Nate

Ever since I can remeber my family farm has been small. Now, our herd growing and I was wanting to look into how to register cattle. So, if someone can help me with info or the like, I'd be mighty grateful. Thanks a lot! Nate