that is such a beautiful little knitted dress . . . what lovely work you do!
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OK Dokey.........................I have another person asking for chicks so I will plan to set them all together...........No broodies, I've had one teasing me but she's not really setting. Just a tease!
How about setting me a doz towards the end of this month? Time it for your convience, I'm in no actuall hurry but would like to have them laying b4 winter comes this year.
YOU ROCK WOMAN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Howdy! Another calf today, a heifer, who was delivered when her mamma was standing and hit the ground sort of... pleated. Head under her chest, with the bottom leg sort of up and over everything. I reached in my pockets and found out that I'd forgotten to repack my blue nitrile gloves, so I got to untangle her bare-handed. She was up and nursing in under twenty minutes, so yay!
Two of last years heifers got sold to some people down Rochester way, so if you see some red heifers with white socks, that's Wren and Pepper Ann. We had a LOT of heifers last year, and kept the best three plus two whose mothers are no longer in the herd. One of the kept heifers is a half sister to the young lady born this cool and misty afternoon.
Which brings up another thing that complicates cattle breeding but not so much chickens.
This cow is a bull-sister to the one who calved today, and has the next younger calf. The cow today has a tag number 1077, and this cow is 1083: they'll both be nine this week. She had a bull last year, and a bull this year. I have one more chance to get a heifer calf out of her before we go back to breeding black: Angus and AngusX feeders have about a nickel per-pound bonus and the Shorthorn/Angus steers wean about fifty pounds heavier than straight Angus, so economics dictates we only breed red often enough to keep the cow herd going. If I don't get a heifer from a good cow, I can't magic up a good genetic copy out of thin air.
Chickens give you better odds to keep a gene line going: there's none of this nine-month pregnancy and single birth stuff going on.
I see you have dug yourself out of the snow.wow you've got so much ambition and so much to look forward to - I'm envious.
CUTE !!!!!!!!!!!!!
OK Jean, you got some splainin' to do.
I'm really curious, too.
Maybe one of our experts will know the answer.
If not, you could post these photos on the "what breed or gender is this?" forum.
If you do, please report back!
They are scarves. I am bringing them to the WFF show for sale. I have a couple more colors that are not shown there. If you want to reserve one now, let me know.OK Jean, you got some splainin' to do.
What are these ?
They are beautiful !
Crochetted head bands ?
Awesome colors !
Scarves ?