Selling yearlings off grass
Well our yearlings have been out in the pasture eating grass for 2.5 months. They have been gaining weight. Now some of them are heavy enough to sell. Two weeks ago, […]
Monthly Archives: July 2016
Taking the Bull by the Horns: Beefing Up Genetics
In an effort to keep our herd performing at the top of their game, last year we ventured into new territory for our ranch: Artificial Insemination, commonly referred to as […]
When hay is not enough, silage
We usually hay because it is very dry in Southwest Saskatchewan. But this year the forecast was for a rainy wet July. Which makes drying hay a difficult process. So this […]
Cut. Dry. Bale. Repeat.
The hot days of summer are upon us, and that can only mean one thing for farmers and ranchers alike – Hay. Hay provides a quality forage for the calves […]