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My husband and I attended in 1998 - we both really enjoyed it. Learned a lot - classes are kept to a max of 10 people so lots of one on one attention. Spent a lot of time with our arms in cows. We weren't really interested in AI at the time, and no one else in the class was either, so we just...

Website for Graham is http://www.grahamschool.com - hope that helps.

My husband and I too went to Graham - I searched this spring for a refresher class - found our ABS rep had one Easter weekend. Just AI and 2 days of hands on. Graham was great for the anatomy and the basics of preg checking and AI - I needed to actually get my hands on the tank, straws, guns...

We have the digital electronic scales that attach to the hitch on the back of a truck - BUT - we had a hitch receiver welded onto a platform built across the back of our truck bed at the front of the bed - to put the scales - if you use it like they demonstrate, it puts your back to the cow...

We have our scales between our tub - (pen, alleyway, tub, scales, chute.)- then they go on the scales - we like the scales ahead of the chute so we can weigh to determine medication doses - our scales allow us to release the cattle out the side if we want to. We remove the weigh bars in the...

We have a young bull who thinks its great fun to push over feed bunks, gates, panels, - anything to amuse him. He does have a ring in his nose - any suggestions on how to get him to stop tearing down the farm??? He's running with 10 cows - guess he must have them all bred and has nothing better...

Just wondering what everyone's opinion is - do cattle reach their maximum height first or their maximum length first?? And at what age do they stop growing these two measurements?