Livestock pictures

Hilly

Member

Location

Scottish Borders.

• Jan 27, 2024

• #4,881

Henarar said:

Really ?

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?

 

choochter

Member

Location

aberdeenshire

• Jan 27, 2024

• #4,882

Henarar said:

Really ?

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Yes, not for me either.

 

Henarar

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

Somerset

• Jan 27, 2024

• #4,883

choochter said:

Yes, not for me either.

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I know its a photo and a job to tell but I was tempted to say top one wants hanging up but then thought it would be a bit rude of it so I didn't.

 

Hilly

Member

Location

Scottish Borders.

• Jan 27, 2024

• #4,884

Henarar said:

I know its a photo and a job to tell but I was tempted to say top one wants hanging up but then thought it would be a bit rude of it so I didn't.

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I guess we will see at their sale if the men with the money agree .

 

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Welderloon

Member

Trade

• Jan 27, 2024

• #4,885

Hilly said:

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I wonder what the eating quality score of the offspring will be Hilly ?

 

Hilly

Member

Location

Scottish Borders.

• Jan 27, 2024

• #4,886

Welderloon said:

I wonder what the eating quality score of the offspring will be Hilly ?

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I guess “ prime “ i had some a while ago with holden genetics and its was outstanding beautiful, in usa hereford angus usually prime .

 

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Welderloon

Member

Trade

• Jan 28, 2024

• #4,887

The sooner we start grading for eating quality the better IMO

 

Hilly

Member

Location

Scottish Borders.

• Jan 28, 2024

• #4,888

Welderloon said:

The sooner we start grading for eating quality the better IMO

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I agree, ridiculous paying for quantity when their is more than enough …

 

Henarar

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

Somerset

• Jan 28, 2024

• #4,889

Hilly said:

I guess we will see at their sale if the men with the money agree .

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Oh they most likely won't agree with me cos they have money

 

Hilly

Member

Location

Scottish Borders.

• Jan 28, 2024

• #4,890

Henarar said:

Oh they most likely won't agree with me cos they have money

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The buyers of Holden Cattle must have loads going buy what they pay for their stock .

 

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koshari

Member

Livestock Farmer

• Jan 29, 2024

• #4,891

calving season officially underway again.

 

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koshari

Member

Livestock Farmer

• Jan 29, 2024

• #4,892

2nd day of calving early morning surprise twins,

 

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koshari

Member

Livestock Farmer

• Feb 5, 2024

• #4,893

calf birth No 6 got a bit complicated with "O" suffering a prolapsed uterus during labour, vet came and did a pretty good job, heres hoping she doesnt get an infection. she is in the yards with baby so we can keep an eye on her now,

then,

now with Cow Cam helping keep a watchfull eye on her,

 

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koshari

Member

Livestock Farmer

• Feb 7, 2024

• #4,894

Another speckled park. First year mum. All went well.

 

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koshari

Member

Livestock Farmer

• Feb 7, 2024

• #4,895

all cleaned up

 

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sahara

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

Somerset

• Feb 10, 2024

• #4,896

Got these two hooligans overnighting with me at the moment.
Chaos, mess and entertainment in equal measure, the dog loves em, the cats are terrified!

 

Kiwi Pete

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

Owaka, New Zealand

• Feb 10, 2024

• #4,897

 

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koshari

Member

Livestock Farmer

• Feb 10, 2024

• #4,898

and another proud mum,

 

Aspiring Peasants

Member

Location

North Pennines

• Feb 12, 2024

• #4,899

Pillock

 

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Sheeps

Member

• Feb 16, 2024

• #4,900

out today in a wee wet paddock beside the house. Luck that either is still standing. Though see came back to AI so not due till tomorrow but went out last Sunday morning and she had calved on slats and done the splits. Got here out into passageway and she lay till Monday evening, I put strap on legs and she was up the next morning so I will take her in tomorrow to take it off and hopefully that's it. A nice Ch heifer calf