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Hay thanks for the help. I had not thought about the truck exhaust I will give it a try and I think I have a pice of dryer hose in the barn. I did use a propane heater the last two days. It just attaches to the top of a 20 pound tank. It melted the pipes enough to get the water running again...

It is cold enough to freeze water in Alabama and staying that way for the next week or so. It is not uncommon to get nights below freezing in south central Alabama but for it to stay below freezing all day is uncommon. In some of my pens I water cattle and my pipes tend to freeze a few nights a...

That will put a stop to buying replacement bulls at the stockyard. It may well be a good thing but it will cause the price of breding bull to go way up.

I take mine over to Auburn University. A land grant university with an Ag. school. Have you got one of thoses in Ohio?

I am in the same boat. I run a small Angus operation and tested for AM. I had a few come up positive then this NH came out and I had a few more positive. Well all were bred AI so I calved them out this fall but have not tested the calves yet. I am not going to keep any positive cows. I don’t do...

The first cutting is rolled and in the barn. Well half is in the barn the other half got rained on for a week befor it got rolled so it is stored in the field for mulch. Does anybody need some water cured rye grass hay cheep? Everthing has been fertelized and some nice rains have got it growing...

What is up with this. I hear they are talking about taxing us $86 a cow for greenhouse gas. Does anyone know about this?

I would think you would set the mower to leave as wide a windrow as you can and then rake several wend rows together to roll.

I have a question. How wil you know when the heifer is in heat for AI if she is all alone and no other cattle to react with?

Think about it this way. Would you take a shot from your doctor that was past the experation date if he gave you a discount?

4 or 5 based on look and epd's. the two heifers however both have 1680 blood line so don't buy a bull that has any 1680 in the line due to CCS.

www.kershawusa.com/brushcut.php Kershaw bakes a thing that is like a bushhog on steroides. It will grind everthing even stumps. If you can aford to have one of those things clear the land all you will need to do is seed it and put cows on it.

Lightning? Check the fuses in the charger.

Saber works.

That free calf may well turn out to be the most expensive calf you will ever have. If he makes any of your other cattle sick you will be sorry. Never bring a sick calf onto your farm.

That 7 way or black leg you used alwayes leaves a lump if it takes. I always look for the lump and it is a good sign. Further it will come off with the hide so some cattle buyers like to see it in calves they are buying. It tells buyers that the calves have been taken care of and have some vac.

If youwant Angus heifers just find some other ones. Don't get stuck on this one heifer. You can find plenty. You might try contacting some Angus breders in your area. Go to the Angus web site and do a search in your area. www.angus.org Then call some up and take a look at what they have to offer.

I have had hay on the ground for two days. I washed all the trucks and parked them outside with the windows down. Left a load of feed on the back of a truck over night and still not a drop. It is looking like another dry one for the 3rd year in a row.

I just don't recomend heifers for the first time cattleman. I think you would be better served with some young cows that have had a calf or two. Start with cows that know what is going on untill you learn what is normal.

You say she was sucking on your ear on the way home??? What did you haul then in? A car?