Grazing the net had this as one of their featured articles and I found it quite interesting. By Henry I. Miller and Drew L. Kershen Consumers of organic foods are getting both more and less than they bargained for. On both counts, it’s not good. Many people who pay the huge premium—often more than a […]
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Last post from the Angus show. The steer show was on Saturday, we had Anna there with her two steers, Victor and Gru, both are sons of SITZ Great Plains 577T, McCall Lovejoy showed Gru for Anna since they were both in the same class. There were also three other girls from Anna’s 4H group […]
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Here are the heifers in the December heifer class, Anna is showing Daisy Duke, BK Lassie 447 she is by Connealy Confidence 0100 and is out of B&K Susie 317, she was the winter of the class. McKinna Lovejoy is showing Kade’s heifer, “Dark Night,” she is by Connealy Capitalist 028 and is out of an EXAR Expand […]
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We started out Friday with Showmanship, Anna showed her steer, Victor in the Junior class and the other members of our 4H group that went, McCall and McKenna Lovejoy and Lauren Curtis were in the Intermediate class. Also, our cousin Cade Lyski was there with his heifer he got from Evergreen and he was also […]
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https://photos.google.com/u/1/album/AF1QipNOWNajCDZ8zBsocMshb75fVWZVmVgcREvnedyX Here is the Google picture album of the pictures Toni and I took at the show in Moses Lake, if you see any friends in them please share. Thanks, Kellie
Kane got to show Winter and Kade got to show Dark Night in the PeeWee class at the Junior Angus show in Moses Lake on Friday, July 24, 2015.
We are on the last day of the Jr Angus show, everyone did great yesterday and we are looking forward to today.
We are gearing up to head to Moses Lake tomorrow for the WA Junior Evergreen Angus and Steer show. We are looking forward to seeing you all there.
Since we are mid way through summer and into pre shows and starting into fair season, I thought this was a great article. Watch for heat waves during which nighttime temperatures don’t dip below 70°. by Heather Smith Thomas Don Spiers, professor of environmental physiology within the Department of Animal Science at the University of […]
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This is something that we have always believed in and have always used when selecting stock to keep, whether it is horses, cattle, dogs, etc. We do not keep anything that does not have a good temperament, I am glad it is finally in writing. Temperament isn’t always a trait considered when selecting a herd bull or replacement […]
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