400 yearling heifers weigh 7-850# sell Saturday September 12 at Fort Scott Livestock. Have been running on the grass since March. Been hand fed only, no TMR. Front pasture quality momma makers.

600 steers weighing 850-1050# and 120 heifers weighing 850#. Selling at Fort Scott Livestock market Saturday June 13. Been kicked out on grass all winter/spring and have only been on silage grower ration.

#3 got bragging rights that he was the first kid to ride in the new feed truck

Earlage gets some funny looks in West Central MO

Is the grain farmer selling shuttles full of "deer corn" the market equivalent of beef guys pushing "local locker beef"

First 2025 grazers kicked out while the board is limit down leaves a guy feeling conflicted. Maybe next week's will be a limit up day 😂

60°, a little breeze, and some sun. I'd say that is about the best nap you could ask for.

Finally getting to figure out what this rain thing is all about.

Same field, same day. From cattle grazing to corn in the ground. No wasted days

I think we forgot a step in getting ready to plant corn. Gotta push those grazing days as far as possible.

We like to feed little calves, but starting on silage at #150 is a new one.

Coming back from a wedding in western Kansas. Had to stop and check on the Flinthills grass cattle. This makes the wife's new car a tax write off right?

6 years old and chiseling in a 4960 while jamming to Zeppelin. He thinks he's the coolest kid ever and he is 100% right

They ought to stand with each other.... Almost 60° the week before Christmas, dry ground, and a bunk full of feed. Surely they'll gain something.