*Cowgirl*
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Check out the Hereford ad on page 47 of Progressive Farmer. :santa:
New face of AHA
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certherfbeef
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*Cowgirl*":1f4ml5zj said:
I don't even have to look it up to know you are stirring the pot.
hersh
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*Cowgirl*":2bbmqbib said:
suspense. Can ya give us a hint?
JHH
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hersh":gbwqo8gv said:
We are waiting! Please give us a hint. JHH
Hill Creek Farm
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Whos ad is it? Tell us because some of us don't get that. I know I don't.
rocket2222
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Thier useing a picture of a black baldy, trying to get angus breeders to use a hereford bull.
JHH
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Alan":euw4im1p said:
I am almost sure of it to Alan.JHH
JHH
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rocket2222":2p320a1b said:
Their was a similar ad in one of the recent Hereford World magazines. May be the same one I dont get the progressive Farmer. JHH
VanC
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Alan":2200ky89 said:
That's right. That's why they had to start the American Black Hereford Association.
oakcreekfarms
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That isn't the face of the AHA because they aren't part of the AHA.
I agree JT,
Progressive Farmer has become a sorry publication, for city folks who have moved to the country and need to the very basics of agriculture. I have no problem with this type of a magazine, but don't disquise it under the name "Progressive Farmer" when there aren't any articles directed toward farmers who make a living off the land.
Progressive Farmer has become a sorry publication, for city folks who have moved to the country and need to the very basics of agriculture. I have no problem with this type of a magazine, but don't disquise it under the name "Progressive Farmer" when there aren't any articles directed toward farmers who make a living off the land.
Alan":7k5q51na said:
Usually I would let something like this slide, but since I'm in a pretty good debate on another thread I feel it would be better for me to clear this up. When I made the above statement it was completly tongue in cheek. Going back to the ABBA, American Black Baldy Association thread.
Sorry for the misunderstanding.
Alan
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*Cowgirl*
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I agree PF isn't what it used to be. The ad was not by ABHA, it was AHA. I'll try to scan it in later...
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I decided to actually look at the ad. The ad is pushing the value of heterosis that you get between the hereford and angus crosses. The article right beside it is basically defining what the ad is all about.
texbulldog
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If you have some questions about th ABHA and it does exsist contrary to what some minds believe, check out the black hereford site.
Caustic Burno
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texbulldog":1u2z4i3a said:
No such thing as a Black Hereford it is not recognized by the AHA. You and some others got together and formed an association based on a single trait black.
I am going to start one but I am not going to try and BS the Rexall Ranger's. I am going to tell them upfront it is BS.
For anyone interested it is going to be SBBA
the Super Black Baldy Association.
You can cross any black cow with a Hereford Bull Horned or Polled and we will supply you with some BS EPD's.
