by Bobby Thoman | Jun 18, 2025 | PCC™ Update
We carry many wounds with us throughout our life. These wounds shape who we are, how we approach life and how we react to difficult situations. Probably the most common is the fear that we will be called out as a fake or a fraud. This fear makes us jump through all...
by Ryan Ash | Jun 18, 2025 | PCC™ Update
And I’m not talking about Artificial Insemination, which Kit recently wrote about. I’m here to announce that Kit’s now a fan of Artificial Intelligence (AI)! When a new customer contacts us, we’re always curious to hear how they found out about PCC™. I was surprised...
by Kit Pharo | Jun 18, 2025 | PCC™ Update, Quote Worth Re-Quoting
Last week, we discussed the problems associated with cattle that have level hips. The same university, seedstock and show ring people who think cattle should have level hips also prefer long-bodied cattle – or what appear to be long-bodied cattle. When it comes to...
by Bobby Thoman | Jun 12, 2025 | PCC™ Update, Quote Worth Re-Quoting
We cling to our habits, routines, and schedules hoping to find some normalcy in keeping things the same. No surprises, no major risks, no deviations. We feel safe with the familiar. Dying Breed delved into this topic in their weekly blog: “We double down on keeping...
by Kit Pharo | Jun 12, 2025 | PCC™ Update
Last week, I shared an email from Dayton Steelman who is a retired Professor of Veterinary Entomology at the University of Arkansas. Dayton knows more about horn flies and horn fly resistance than anyone else in the world. He studied horn flies and their effect on...
by Kit Pharo | Jun 12, 2025 | PCC™ Update, Quote Worth Re-Quoting
East Bound and Down was last week’s Featured AI Sire. I commented on the tremendous slope in his hip. You will never see that with status quo AI sires. That reminded me of an article I wrote several years ago about level hips. I decided to dust it off and share it...
