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<blockquote data-quote="midTN_Brangusman" data-source="post: 1642937" data-attributes="member: 23858"><p>I wouldn't recommend stocker calves to a newbie. One train wreck and your out of bussiness. Instead i would buy good quality heavy bred aged cows, calving and raising a calf is nothing new to these girls. They can be purchased at almost kill cow price. If your wanting to start your own herd you can keep the heifer calves and sell the steers and cows at weaning.</p><p></p><p>For rotational grazing, cattle require three things: grass, shade and water. This will determine how you can spit your farm up. More traps the better.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="midTN_Brangusman, post: 1642937, member: 23858"] I wouldn't recommend stocker calves to a newbie. One train wreck and your out of bussiness. Instead i would buy good quality heavy bred aged cows, calving and raising a calf is nothing new to these girls. They can be purchased at almost kill cow price. If your wanting to start your own herd you can keep the heifer calves and sell the steers and cows at weaning. For rotational grazing, cattle require three things: grass, shade and water. This will determine how you can spit your farm up. More traps the better. [/QUOTE]
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