Some KY commercial cattle.

[Ky hills]

Took some more pictures yesterday. Tried to get more individual photos and hopefully better ones.
Some Herefords

 

[kenny thomas]

They look good, looks like the buttercup done well also.

 

[Ky hills]

Here are some Black and BWF.
This one is Hereford sired from a Hoover Dam daughter.


This one is a very cross bred, sired by a 1/2 Beefmaster 1/2 Angus bull by the Angus bull Stevenson's Rockmount. The mother is a BWF out of the Hereford bull Durango and an Angus cow by Woodhill Commander x In Focus.



A purchased heifer from a friend up in Raven and Branded's neck of the woods.

Another of our Angus bull,
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[Ky hills]

They look good, looks like the buttercup done well also.

Yes that stuff is prolific didn't notice it around until maybe 3 or 4 years ago.

 

[Ky hills]

Some of these black heifers were purchased as 500 wts from stockyards in Maysville and Mt Stering. Had two from the Maysville group that were bred when purchased. They both calved unassisted out in the field just a few days after their herd mates were turned out with the bull. If they are any indication at this young of an age I think this is going to be a good group of heifers.

 

[ALACOWMAN]

They look good, looks like the buttercup done well also.

Yes that stuff is prolific didn't notice it around until maybe 3 or 4 years ago.

It's a pain, easy to kill, hard to kill out..shallow root system ..with plenty of seed..its like flies,kill all yours ...neighbor has plenty to go around ,for next year...

 

[lithuanian farmer]

Looking well, the BWF is my fav from all.

 

[smitasharma]

Thanks for your valuable reply

 

[MO-Ruminants]

They look good, looks like the buttercup done well also.

Yes that stuff is prolific didn't notice it around until maybe 3 or 4 years ago.

It's a pain, easy to kill, hard to kill out..shallow root system ..with plenty of seed..its like flies,kill all yours ...neighbor has plenty to go around ,for next year...

Sheep love it.

 

[ALACOWMAN]

Didn't know that, I've heard that even goats won't eat it