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Sunday, April 21, 2019

Yearling Cattle....Spring 2019


 Three Generations of Kessi's

are working yearling cattle today...


The calves will receive fly tags...




vaccinations...




Ruby Jean

She is a replacement heifer





Shasta

also a replacement heifer





We have great help today...

She is learning to fill syringes and give vaccinations





Filling Ear Tag Pliers and

filling syringes



Do you remember Ollie?


Here is Ollie with his mama....Spring 2018

Ollie was our first calf born last year.




This is Ollie today.....One Year Old










These black calves won't be a year old

until the end of May to early June...







We are freeze branding today:


The calves don't mind a bit...






We are enjoying the last of the spring blooms:


Tulips in the front yard...





We are done working the yearling cattle.

Next month we will work the

cows and new spring calves.


Enjoy the video:  Yearling Cattle

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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,

LuAnn Kessi

1 comment:

  1. What a lovely, busy day on the farm!! Your cows always look so healthy, it is obvious that Cowboy takes really good care of the herd. I've never seen freeze branding before...looks so much easier on the heifers than the traditional hot branding. When I helped with branding/inculcating/castrating on a farm one fall, we also had to give them some oral medication using a caulking gun! That was a fun day, especially when they handed me the Rocky Mountain Oysters to take to the house to be cooked for breakfast. I think I just had toast that morning!!! So nice to have family to help with the busy days like this one was.

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