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On purchased stockers, 22%

Im almost there. Just too much money invested for the same profit.

Way more with feed up also.. There has got to be a top on it

Wondering what you stockers are doing with these huge prices. Converting? Taking the risk?

Its not all about the extra weight. Yes with my experience they do gain better but they also have a better temper, and you dont get docked +/- 10cwt at sale. On a 500lb bull thats 50 bucks. I dont know why you wouldnt band

I most definatly give tetanus, its cheap insurance.

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Ok, Ok heat stroke. Glad they have something for losses like that. Hope it never happens again to you.

Im still not seeing the cause of death? Heat stroke?

Just curiouse but how did heat kill 612 steers? Feedlot?

Sounds alot better

And what kind of weather was this! dont want it coming near me!

As of now i think 100 mamas would gross 55k (maybe more? who know what the market will do?) 55,000-15500= 39,500 Hay- feeding 3 months a year at 40$(little high) for a 1000lb bale to 100 mamas= ABOUT 13,000 39,000-13000= 26,000 Shouldnt have to feed much since its such great pasture and for...

Maybe you need to talk him out of the fertilizer. Or get a soil sample, cause he may not even need that much fertilizer?

Assuming you are near North Mississippi (our stocking rate is 1-2 acres/pair) and it being good fertilized ground, you should be able to run many more mamas or even stockers?

What did Oprah do?

Well i dont know about yall but they are definately not on my computer.

I going to be feeding the calves i have now (250-300lbs) free choice feed. I know they will get fleshy but how much do you get docked?

I have no experience of peanut hull or how good it is but corn, alfalfa, and soybean hulls are good. Im feeding a 15% mixture of 50% corn gluten and 50% soybean hulls

Exactly! if it is a good feed then that is a GREAT deal but look into whats in it