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I agree with you, nesikep, the cow doesn't look that bad for a post partum specimen. I have seen worse, but if you are really concerned, have a vet take a look at her........

thanx for the advice to all of ya. I went with the high side, and they all seem full of pis and vinegar today. I've set through a few livestock auctions, ricebelt, and yes it helps a lot.....

Kathy - thanks for the info.......

I will be worming my stock soon. as I don't have a scale, I will be guessing individual weights. I use normectin injectable; question is since I won't be exact, will I be better off guessing slightly high or slightly low?

put him down.......

good advice......

same as Iso....

what was the vet's diagnosis today?

i don't know how much money you want to spend, but if she's worth the price of a calf, call the vet. it could be a pinched nerve that some muscle relaxers might fix, but after the length of time you're talking about, i'd be inclined to ship her. i agree, she doesen't look five or six months...

i do it the same way with the younger ones, older ones have never been a problem. i'm operating a priefort chute, but nothing is foolproof....

sorry guys for the repeat performance but the computer made me do it!!!!!!

what is GMO. Master Gardeners are not suppose to offer opinions that differ from the official agencies stand. since all Master Gardeners are to my knowledge sponsored by state land grant colleges, you have to thank the individual for rendering any opinion at all - if that is really the case...

what is GMO. Master Gardeners are not suppose to offer opinions that differ from the official agencies stand. since all Master Gardeners are to my knowledge sponsored by state land grant colleges, you have to thank the individual for rendering any opinion at all - if that is really the case...

whatisGMO. Master Gardeners are not suppose to offer opinions that differ from the official agencies stand. since all Master Gardeners are to my knowledge sponsored by state land grant colleges, you have to thank the individual for rendering any opinion at all - if that is really the case...

Now tsmaxx...in another post on another subject your opinion was "the consumer does not need to know....break it off in him if you can". i beg your pardon?

i think you all are missing the point; - the consumer has a right to know what they are feeding to their families. if it was only 1% that wanted GMO labeling, that would be significant. the refusal to do so makes the matter all that more urgent. a free people shouldn't have to eat under a cloak...

all well and good fellows BUT what is wrong with packageing labels indentifying products of genetically modified plants and animals. people should have the choice of food that they eat. if they read the same information you are reading there shouldn't be a problem selling your products but the...

this is all good advice. i have never done this in the past, and therefore the initial question. jeanne, i hear what you're say'in about the cattle jumping around. what actually prompted this question was the fact that i mix compatable herbicides when spraying the pasture in the spring and i...

yes b&g,i agree with you and i'm leaning toward that method of administration right now............

thanks lucky p and howdy, i have just always followed this procedure and repeated it in the spring with success. if another procedure is more beneficial, i'm all ears. i should have called it shot day....