Casey IL. ( I -70 ) then south on rt.49 | I have heard that we should strive for no more than 3% that sounds large to me. But that is UofI numbers. They say we should sell the cow that lost her calf and replace her with bought en or heifer held back. I guess this goes back to that thread how much does it cost to keep a cow. Me I let them stay if they are good cows or it wasn't there fault. I'm concedered a softy probably. Sh:$t happens some, cannot always be perfect, just do the best that you can and know that you did do your best. |
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