It was nearing 6 p.m. and there was not a seat to be found at Maker’s Mark, which had opened its private dining areas to the public to accommodate upwards of 250 seats.
Yesterday we were following Mary Jo Staertow through a typical Tuesday, but there was too much for one post, so today we pick up just after she skips lunch to keep up her appointments.
Yesterday, Debbie Lyons-Blythe was sharing processing day on the ranch, as part of our “Day in the Life” series. Today we pick back up, just as the cattle are about to head down the highway.
Today, Debbie Lyons-Blythe, who regularly updates her blog “Life on a Kansas Cattle Ranch,” gives us a snapshot of what Sunday looked like at their place.
Today, we conclude Paul’s advice on carcass data that matters. Muscling, primarily represented as ribeye area in carcass data, is an important element for producers to focus on.
Carcass data. It’s both an awesome tool and, at times, an overwhelming puzzle piece that you just don’t know where to fit into your breeding and culling decisions.
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