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<blockquote data-quote="AllForage" data-source="post: 795700" data-attributes="member: 14878"><p>Texasinbred,</p><p></p><p>You follow me so much that I think you might have a crush. I stated that I do not vaccinate, you are correct. I did not promote it and said it is a personal choice. For example, I have lost about 2-3 lambs for the last 3 years to over-eating disease out of about 50. Now that I have seen a pattern and understand what is going on I will vaccinate the lambs. This may be seen as a risky way of doing things, but I am the one who will succeed or suffer the financial results. To answer your question, I did vaccinate my kids thanks for caring so much to ask. Why? Because they are exposed to all different types of people from who knows where. My cattle are not. I have a closed system from conception to harvest.</p><p></p><p>I do not wish to come across promoting or judging like some folks do here. I merely hoped to present alternative methods to the norm. When you and some other "gurus" attack I won't back down. You also from day one have obviously had a poor view of grassfed or anything outside your world view. I simply have stated what I have done and has worked. As for grassfed being better or not compared to grainfed we will have to agree to disagree. My market statement is about tolerance and reconizing its benefits. If someone doesn't want to pay big bucks for organic they will find you. Thats how it works. The experts have bankrupted more dairyman here than they have saved.</p><p></p><p>Not to sound like someone just kicked my dog, but I don't think this is the right site for me.</p><p></p><p>Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AllForage, post: 795700, member: 14878"] Texasinbred, You follow me so much that I think you might have a crush. I stated that I do not vaccinate, you are correct. I did not promote it and said it is a personal choice. For example, I have lost about 2-3 lambs for the last 3 years to over-eating disease out of about 50. Now that I have seen a pattern and understand what is going on I will vaccinate the lambs. This may be seen as a risky way of doing things, but I am the one who will succeed or suffer the financial results. To answer your question, I did vaccinate my kids thanks for caring so much to ask. Why? Because they are exposed to all different types of people from who knows where. My cattle are not. I have a closed system from conception to harvest. I do not wish to come across promoting or judging like some folks do here. I merely hoped to present alternative methods to the norm. When you and some other "gurus" attack I won't back down. You also from day one have obviously had a poor view of grassfed or anything outside your world view. I simply have stated what I have done and has worked. As for grassfed being better or not compared to grainfed we will have to agree to disagree. My market statement is about tolerance and reconizing its benefits. If someone doesn't want to pay big bucks for organic they will find you. Thats how it works. The experts have bankrupted more dairyman here than they have saved. Not to sound like someone just kicked my dog, but I don't think this is the right site for me. Thanks [/QUOTE]
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