@RagenKajen Are you seeing more heifers to bulls as well Kresten? In our winters we’re really heifer heavy and know of a few other places that are too. Be interesting to see how our springs split when April comes.
Here is the catalog link to our March 10, 2020 Spring Bull Sale in Veteran. 91% of the bulls are heifer friendly and are designed for longevity and built to add pounds to a calf crop. Contact any of us with any questions. 780.806.1319 https://t.co/nOjtZwXxnR
We’re a few days off of having tyler_harris_outdoors out to picture the sale bulls but this Angus yearling is a look into what that group has to offer. Softness, stoutness, and our ever present clean skull and… https://t.co/xVy6xOXD6J
@CattleNut 25% is the usual number but I’d consider rolling it as it goes in the bag because when you open the bag up later on and let air it will start to spoil. Unless you can roll a bag at a time.
There’s been a lot of speculation as to how this will impact the federal election. Fair enough I guess - but if any other senior official did this would they not be immediately removed from their position? And isn’t this the second ethics violation? https://t.co/a9y3z7zO7x
With a large system that’s moving in this morning and the potential for a good shot of rain these little guys are waiting and hoping to see it come. #pughfarms#watchyourcornpopupinrows… https://t.co/Eay9gUMJn3
New ad that we think a lot of. Look for it in the new Alberta Angus Directory to come out in June. Big thanks to Jamie at Pittman Print Media for bringing our idea to life. #pughfarms#cattlewithintegrity#redangus… https://t.co/HA4OT3n4dq
After a month of extreme cold temperatures these cows are still thriving. This group is farther from the main farm so they need to be able to graze as long into winter as possible. We feed… https://t.co/fFshLWxpSk