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reviving an old thread for fun, Monday we have 26 recips lined up to get embryos out of Fornson of Wye x Forceful of Wye sired dam, George of Swiftbrook out of Alexegi of Craigi, Alezus of Craigie, and Forward of Wickwire sired group of three donors, and also Jols Eric of Craigie out of the same...

this was long ago proven to not be a Socrates or Plato quote but a quote from a 1907 Cambridge thesis

Mostly lurk, grew up in Western KY (Hopkins/Webster counties), now live in Northern KY between Louisville and Cincinnati

While I may not know much about cattle I do know a pretty fair amount about this topic. To the OP, shouldn't be too hard to find someone in your area that can provide the same procedure for at least $5k less, maybe more. There are also other options that Clear Choice probably did not offer...

Black Lode, Black Chang and Planter all have as their great grandsires sons of Prince Paul of Barnoldby. According to the AA website the inbreeding coefficient for Black Chang is 20.56%, Jotham Eric 17.38%, Planter 13.38% and Black Lode 13%. Don't forget those are average numbers and the real...

If you like the bull why would you not want to concentrate his genetics? Go to angus.org and look at these pedigrees, from one of the great Angus breeders, and whose breeding made for much of the foundation of Conneally: Jotham Eric of Craigie Jols Eric of Craigie Planter of Craigie Black Lode...

What does maternal mean? In KY fescue tolerance is important for most of us, so there may be some options here that can tolerate fescue with built in longevity and convenience traits (unless you require the ABS tech to do the AI work): http://www.sustainablegenetics.com/hereford.html I am in...

Can't give a comparison but I have had a M7060 for three years now, good tractor in many ways but is very light. Depending on the size of your rolls and terrain it may get a little "unbalanced". Also power as advertised but lack of traction is the limiting factor. I have fluid in the tires...

^^The best advice you will ever get. Breeds matter less than individuals when it comes to today's cattle.

So I was going to let this go because I really don't care and don't have a dog in the fight and, more importantly, really dislike online bickering. However not a big fan of message board innuendo and rumors. I saw Ed's cows many years ago and spoke with him and if Ed says he saw a problem then...

Alap of Wye, awesome cow maker

How about Alap of Wye, not mainstream

maybe a little less, when I got it around $195 bagged

I just bought a couple tons of "3 way" feed for the weaned bulls from Peppers Mill in Elizabethtown, 1/3 cracked corn, 1/3 soy hull pellets and 1/3 corn gluten

Alap of Wye

Just reviving an old thread. We are currently using an Alexegi of Craigie son on our pure Craigie line cows and a Lodge of Wye son on the Wye line. Had a fabulous Forceful of Wye heifer calved in 15 inches of snow in around 0 degrees (normal for some of you but all time record setting in KY) a...

Thank god I found this thread. I now see the light. The best way to advance the breed (any breed) is to breed young, unproven heifers to young unproven bulls and discard anything that is not new. Can't see where anything can go wrong there. Just out of curiosity, as I begin to implement this...

As an overdue update we recently had a heifer calf sired by Alezus of Craigie out of a Jols Eric of Craigie daughter, heifer calves sired by Alexegi of Craigie out of a Jols Eric of Craigie and Jotham Eric of Craigie daughter, two Forceful of Wye sired heifer calves out of Forward of Wickwire...

I used Lathrop once to haul some cows from Montana to KY. Got the run around with delays, will never use them again.