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Just wondering, what's the reason for that 2%?

My experience is the cedar will outlast the pine without question. I'll never go back.

Make sure to do it slowly, but you need to be feeding her closer to 10 pounds a feeding (3%). She also needs to be on a lower protein higher fat feed. Where are you located?

Lots of jobs in the poultry and swine industries. Got to remember a processing plant is always hiring.

That calf of Kroupas was a Walks Alone if I aint mistaken.

Look at the actual angle of her bone design, not the way it is clipped and fitted up. I wouldn't call that straight at all.

I am also a believer in the Vita Ferm products. As far as the selenium, it would be easier to just order those boluses. That should help you out I doubt it would help appetite, but maybe if they feel better it will get better.

A dose of mu-se should help on the selenium deficiency.

I saw an Eye Candy steer on there as well as 3 others that were sold on a Colorado sale over a month ago. I know for a fact that the Eye Candy steer didnt go to Texas.......

And this calf is 9 months old maybe 10. He doesn't look that dumpy. My 1st thought was he actually looked fairly moderate. Judging by shoulder height on those polls, he's not your everyday pud..... The other thing is, this calf is a HW. A lot of those deals have some grow to them.

Citrus pulp should help to a degree with that. Very easily available for you too.

What's going on with IW semen going through the roof? Selling for over $400/straw on Griswolds sale, then last night it brought $580/straw on the Webster sale ob Breeders World. I know he is popular and dead, but seems not to long ago, this stuff could be found anywhere for under $100.

I understand where you are coming from with the age thing. With that said, I would definite look into what is available as far as financing goes for an aluminum trailor. Yes, you will have to have a cosignor, but really, it is a good way to start building credit and have something that is going...

I don't know what rounds are bringing price wise, but big squares are at $60/ton in Central Kansas right now.

From the looks of the steer in the picture, he will need to be heavier than 1250 to be finished. I would think more in the mid 1300's. IMHO, the worst thing you can do to a calf at this point in their maturity is to back off the grain as everyone is saying, but I really don't see the need to up...

If I had anything to do with a bull of this caliber and had the option to allow who I wanted to buy semen, then so be it. It's all about marketing. The problem isn't him being bred to cull cows, the issue is him being used on cows that folks should know going in won't click with his genetics...

No trouble with cattle eating the stuff? I have heard horror stories of what happens when they eat stuff like this. Personally, I love cedar fiber. I typically put down a fair bit of lime on the ground, then just fill the pens with cedar fiber. If you want to cheapen it up a little, you can mix...

$20,000

Right outside of Raleigh.

I am leaving friday to go to Indiana to pick up a calf. Have the rest of a 28 foot trailer empty. if anyone has anything that needs brought back east let me know.