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GrassFarmerGalloway
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No prob... One of my favorites. 
Who here has beef cattle?
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laughingllama75
Overrun with beasties
Ok, I gotta go check on backyard chickens, then head to bed. Have a great night everyone!
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GrassFarmerGalloway
Melts for all babies
G'night! Great talking to you!
laughingllama75
Overrun with beasties
You too, have a good one.
ChevygirlBeth
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I raise beef cattle! We have had beef cattle my whole life and once we build fence, my hubby and I will have our cattle with us again - we can't wait! Ours are all hereford and hereford cross.
A friend of mine raises highlanders! They're a neat breed. He calls them his "Hippie Cows!"
A friend of mine raises highlanders! They're a neat breed. He calls them his "Hippie Cows!"
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GrassFarmerGalloway
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Good on you for getting back into farming!ChevygirlBeth said:I raise beef cattle! We have had beef cattle my whole life and once we build fence, my hubby and I will have our cattle with us again - we can't wait! Ours are all hereford and hereford cross.
A friend of mine raises highlanders! They're a neat breed. He calls them his "Hippie Cows!"
Hippie cows? I like that!
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Thanks. I never technically left farming. My cows have just been with my dad's until we had our own place. We have both helped on our family's farms our whole lives and still do. Now we'll have our own to take care of, too, which is what we have both wanted all along. We've only been married since June, so we're working ard to make our dream a reality.
I never technically left farming. My cows have just been with my dad's until we had our own place. We have both helped on our family's farms our whole lives and still do. Now we'll have our own to take care of, too, which is what we have both wanted all along. We've only been married since June, so we're working ard to make our dream a reality. - Thread starter
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Well, then, good luck!
CowCop
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An Immersion Animal Disaster Training. MAY 2 & 3 2009
Noahs Wish www.noahswish.org
Location: Scenic, rural Chester, Vermont
Fee: $125 New Noahs Wish Volunteers
$85 Returning Volunteers, Students & CERT members
Training is designed to simulate the conditions that you may experience during a disaster deployment, therefore we require you to be self-sufficient for the entire training period. This means sleeping at the training location and bringing enough food and water to carry you through Saturday and Sunday.
See all the information about this training:
Noah's Wish at: www.noahswish.org
Scroll down/left side of opening page.
General Training Information/Agenda/Registration
Strictly Limited to 70 participants.
RESERVE your spots SOON.
This is the only national animal disaster training being offered in New England.
Every year Noahs Wish focuses on 2 species--
2009 is Horses & Chickens.
March 2009 newsletter with MUCH more information
http://www.noahswish.org/materials/March 2009.pdf
3 weeks left to register for this class.
Noahs Wish www.noahswish.org
Location: Scenic, rural Chester, Vermont
Fee: $125 New Noahs Wish Volunteers
$85 Returning Volunteers, Students & CERT members
Training is designed to simulate the conditions that you may experience during a disaster deployment, therefore we require you to be self-sufficient for the entire training period. This means sleeping at the training location and bringing enough food and water to carry you through Saturday and Sunday.
See all the information about this training:
Noah's Wish at: www.noahswish.org
Scroll down/left side of opening page.
General Training Information/Agenda/Registration
Strictly Limited to 70 participants.
RESERVE your spots SOON.
This is the only national animal disaster training being offered in New England.
Every year Noahs Wish focuses on 2 species--
2009 is Horses & Chickens.
March 2009 newsletter with MUCH more information
http://www.noahswish.org/materials/March 2009.pdf
3 weeks left to register for this class.
COUNTRYMAN
Chillin' with the herd
aaaaa gosh, i have been around and worked with cattle all of my life (i'm 42 goin on 63) i currently manage a herd of well over 400 certified organic black angus along with well over 1000 acres and in my free time i raise a few here at home
