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<blockquote data-quote="WCBR1025" data-source="post: 1532333" data-attributes="member: 32184"><p>Thanks everyone for the input, I'm not new to the cattle business and know that numbers work better on paper than in the pasture. I bought my first group of cows when I graduated high school in 2009 and have slowly been building a herd. It looks like I'm going to be able to rent some more pasture in the near future and I wanted to have a rough budget before I added to the herd. As far as age of cattle go I know in North Carolina we're different sometimes but around here not many cows get culled before 10 years of age unless there is an injury, for most of the cow people around me if the cow can be bred and wean a calf she's usually kept in the herd. I'm not saying that is the most profitable practice but it happens all the time here.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WCBR1025, post: 1532333, member: 32184"] Thanks everyone for the input, I’m not new to the cattle business and know that numbers work better on paper than in the pasture. I bought my first group of cows when I graduated high school in 2009 and have slowly been building a herd. It looks like I’m going to be able to rent some more pasture in the near future and I wanted to have a rough budget before I added to the herd. As far as age of cattle go I know in North Carolina we’re different sometimes but around here not many cows get culled before 10 years of age unless there is an injury, for most of the cow people around me if the cow can be bred and wean a calf she’s usually kept in the herd. I’m not saying that is the most profitable practice but it happens all the time here. [/QUOTE]
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