salemhigh
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41 exposed 39 bred ,60 days with the bulls,13 and 14 months old when bulls were turned in ,now only if the prices rebound.
bred heifers
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salemhigh
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salemhigh
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im keeping the heifers ,just hopeing the market goes up for the spring calves they will have.
salemhigh
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brangus
I don't look for the market to rebound to the recent highs that we have seen several months ago, but they should bring an outstanding price when you sell them, if you plan your marketing. Don't just wake up one day and decide to load them up and go to the sale barn with them as so many in the south east do. There is always a demand for the type of calves or yrlgs. whether it is steers or hfrs. of what these will be carrying. I'm guessing that there is more than just a couple reds in the group.
salemhigh
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yes all are raised on the farm,there are angus/brangus,limy x ,and herford x
TNfamilyfarm
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very nice looking cows. i'd like to have the grass thier standing in!
CowpokeJ
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What kinda grass do you have planted here?
salemhigh
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ryegrass and clover drilled in early sept. on drought stressed fescue/orchard grass pasture.
bullpeddler
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You are making me ill. I don't see anything drought stressed about your grass or pasture. Come over and down a few notches if you want to see drought stressed pastures. Very nice breds. Good luck with them. :lol:
salemhigh
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Mike,i think its the most rain weve had since last years big storms,,,bullpeddler,i was through texas early summer places west and south of San Antonio dry as it gets,here it was only through the summer ,not extended like there ,but still long enough to kill the pastures
