A Very Long Monday
Every rancher knows that no day is going to go according to plan, there is always something that is going to happen and throw a wrench in the carefully constructed […]
Tag Archives: Calving
That Time of the Year Again
First branding of the season
They See Me Rollin’
June brings a variety of tasks as we’re still calving and crops are needing attention.
May’s Going Out Hot
As we near the end of May the rain and spring weather have been replaced by a boiling (and humid!) 30 degrees. The sun has definitely felt nice, but I […]
Calving Connundrums
Halfway into May and we have many more calves on the ground. There have been a few hiccups throughout this calving season but for the most part it’s as smooth […]
April’s End
As May begins, calving season at Grant Ranch sees both excitement with new calves and challenges with orphaned and unhealthy calves.
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 […]
Two-by-Two; Sorting Cow-Calf Pairs
The rain has come, and given the pastures a good dose of moisture. Our babies are growing up – can you believe they are almost 2 months old?! By the […]
Hiccups, Horseshoes and Hands
We are all at the mercy of weather – and some of the awe-inspiring things it can do. This week we have had the blessing of moisture, and the hiccup […]
Poppin’ Up in Rows
All operations are in full swing here at Grant Ranch! We started off slow this week, with some much needed rain (not so much needed snow). However, all hands are […]