See you this weekend at the Hill Country Heritage Sale!
We've got the catalog online just for you! Click on the cover to the right or download it to see all the gorgeous consignments in this sale!
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TLBAF Hall of Fame Logo Contest
The Texas Longhorn Breeders of America Hall of Fame needs a logo and we want your help! Contest will run until October 1, 2015. Please send your submissions to Barbara@tlbaa.org. A great prize will be awarded to the winning submission!
Livestock News
BeefTalk: Grandma and Grandpa Are Worried!
SEPTEMBER 8, 2015 01:08 PM - Beef Today
Cost control is the key to long-term success in the cow-calf business. By: Kris Ringwall, Beef Specialist, NDSU Extension Service
From the turn of the century, the year 2000, the average cost of raising a calf has almost doubled.
Today’s cow-calf producers are enjoying a revenue stream never before realized by the industry. This is good. So why are grandma and grandpa worried?
The current generational discussions - whether causal chit-chat while doing chores or a formal meeting of the minds - have indicated a breather from always having to worry about where the next dollar will come from. Those who have lived without never forget what that means.
However, unfortunately, those who never have lived without really cannot fathom what it means. This creates a bit of a divide between generations in what are some good times. Is the divide real? Yes, it is. Should the divide be a family talking point? Absolutely.
Cedarview Ranch consigns Whitney's Delight to Hill Country Heritage Sale. Mark your catalog for this beautiful girl! She would be a great addition to your herd.
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Cow Calf Corner
Glenn Selk explains how to reach cattle body condition goals moving into colder weather.
