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    slow progress.

    I'm sorry to read that you lost a calf, but believe your timely intervention on the first cow probably saved a calf. Given the hand that you were dealt, two dead calves would have been '... not a good day." I guess it's all relative, and I prefer to think you salvaged the day as best as was...
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    Let the calving begin! I think I'm Ready!

    That's a very nice setup. Here's hoping that all your calves are healthy and your stanchion proves to be insurance that you don't need to collect.
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    Beef cow efficiency (New Mexico State University)

    Thank you, Walnut, for posting this. It is very interesting. I spent a few hours reading the linked article and references cited in the linked article, and I finished by telling myself I need to re-read all of it to absorb more details. That's the sign of an excellent post! Ebenezer makes an...
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    Correlation, Causation, and Coincidence

    Happy to share it. Twenty-five calves were noted as "hard pull" and a disproportionate number were from a single calving group, which I attribute to causation - poor bull selection. Five calves were scored "C-section or extreme traction", but from the notes I see that three were C-sections...
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    Correlation, Causation, and Coincidence

    After gleaning this board for information and insight for a couple of years, perhaps I have a contribution that may be mildly interesting. We purchased and calved 225 first-calf heifers in early 2015. Half were black baldies from a single supplier, and generally a feedlot-like development...
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