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Cattleman’s Corner

Community Elders Pass Away

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JANUARY 10, 2010 The weather turned cold and windy with snow shortly after I got back from Ontario. On the ranch, Lloyd and his family have been busy weaning calves and moving cattle from the summer and fall pastures to the winter quarters. The cattle that summered in our south pasture came home on their […] Read more
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The Hypocrisy Of Humans

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There are many positives I enjoy about winter. There is less going on outside, more hours to catch up on office matters that get pushed aside at other times of the year, and usually I can get more sleep. There are, however, also downsides, and for me it is too much time to think. They […] Read more
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EZ Milker Simplifies Lambing

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P earce McKinney started raising Suffolk sheep in 1954 as a 4-H project. The family farm in western Indiana was established in 1832. It’s one of a few 175-year-old farms in that state still occupied by the same family — now six generations. McKinney’s son Noel is involved in all the computer work with the […] Read more
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Tips On Tubing A Calf

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When you need to get fluids into a calf there are two ways to use a tube. You can use an esophageal feeding probe (a metal or stiff plastic tube that goes down the calf’s throat and part way down the esophagus — about 16 inches — and is attached to a container or bag […] Read more
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Beef And The Environment

What I love most about winter is that I have about 1- hours worth of chores a day, which leaves me a pile of time to get caught up in the office and lots of time to read. My reading is usually very diverse and I really enjoy getting perspective from people, other than my […] Read more
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Key Tips For Pulling A Calf

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Sometimes a cow needs help to deliver her calf. The feet (and maybe the nose) are showing, but he’s too large to move on through the birth canal. In other situations the calf may not even enter the birth canal because he’s in the wrong position. You have to go fishing for him and correct […] Read more
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Beef Demand Turning Corner

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Fed cattle prices in Alberta were in the range of $73 to $75 in late December, down nearly $5 from a month earlier. At the same time, prices in Nebraska were quoted at $78 on a live basis and $128 on dressed basis. The fed cattle market is functioning to encourage demand, but market signals […] Read more
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Straw Works In Beef Cow Rations

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Record low spring and summer temperatures, severe drought in some parts, while other areas were soaked with continuous rains, and with the occasional snowstorm thrown in, describe this years’ growing season across the prairies. Wishing for global warming hasn’t helped. Good quality forages particularly alfalfa and mixed grass hays are in short supply for feeding […] Read more
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Finally Some Rain Arrived

SEPTEMBER 19 It’s really hot and dry. We’ve been short on irrigation water for more than a month, unable to water the fields again after getting the hay off. Right now we’re down to using one ditch (out of six ditches coming out of the creek at various elevations, to water our many small fields) […] Read more
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Counting On Accountability

Counting on accountability would seem pretty self-explanatory. Break down the word “accountability” and it is two basic words that most first graders can understand — account on ability. In Wikipedia, accountability is defined as: “A is accountable to B when A is obliged to inform B about A’s (past or future) actions and decisions, to […] Read more

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