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Wyalusing, PA

I'm located in Northeast PA. About an hour north of Williamsport. Some of the calves are going as high as $10/lb up here. There was a black angus bull calf that brought over $8.50 on Monday.. I almost offered her for sale on either Marketplace or Craigslist for $400 as I could never imagine...

Sent a nice baldie heifer on Monday to sale. Mother wouldn't let her nurse and I didn't want to bottle feed her. 108 lb and brought $6.10/lb!!!

And don't judge me on the names of the bulls... 9 year old daughter gets to name them....

Braunvieh bull and younger half Braunvieh/Angus last year...

Looking at market report for local sale barn and beef calves and angus/holstein cross calves were 86-120 lbs and went for $590-760. Averaging $6/lb..

You might just be able to add FCPL (Farmers Comprehensive Personal Liability) to existing home insurance policy. That way you don't have to buy a full fledged farm insurance policy just to cover the cattle on your place. This does depend on the insurance company you currently have.

I would be interested. Cattle and cattle working equipment would be my main interest.

We have a guy that buys at Monday's sale and by Wed the "had colostrum and from great mother's" calves are on CL. I don't mind the flipping, but be honest that you have no idea what the calf had in it and that it was exposed to how many other calves and animals in the 48 hours since the sale....

Sunny!!

After over 60 years of Border Collies on our farm, I was almost disowned by my father for getting an English Shepherd this summer. But he's come around to the fact that she's a great farm dog. At less than 4 months she was already trying to herd cattle and is more than willing to jump right in...

A few pics of the Braunvieh cross feeders on Sat. I wish we had some rain to grow some pasture to see what they could have done, instead of being on hay for 2 months... the difference between them and the Hereford sire is quite significant I think...First pic is of 2 heifers (yes, one has...

The two pics of the bulls? Wondering how they will have any affect on the calves that were born before these 2 bulls arrived? On current calf I could see the Braunvieh being an issue, but tough to blame him on calf from 4 years ago when he's only a little over 3 years old.

I have a few Hereford/Braunvieh cross and they tend to be brindle. Maybe not at birth, but my May calves are starting to go that way...