by Bobby Thoman | Mar 26, 2025 | PCC™ Update
Successful people set themselves apart because they are willing to learn, they can adapt, and they are genuinely curious. Farnam Street explains the power of curiosity as follows, “Work becomes great when curiosity drives it beyond obligation.” This is not only...
by Kit Pharo | Mar 26, 2025 | PCC™ Update
When you look at a cow from the side and from the top, she should get wider and deeper from her head to her rear. This wedge shape is very indicative of fertility, grass efficiency and productivity. When you look at a bull from the side and from the top, he should be...
by Kit Pharo | Mar 19, 2025 | PCC™ Update
Every spring, the status quo Whiz Kids start talking about horn fly control. Until this year, these discussions quickly morphed into lengthy comparisons of toxic chemicals. I’m sure that discussion is just around the corner. There has never been and there never will...
by Bobby Thoman | Mar 12, 2025 | PCC™ Update
Farnam Street shared the following insight in their weekly blog: “Interdependence is the web that ties us all together. It’s the recognition that no person, no company, no country is an island. We’re all connected, all reliant on one another in countless ways, big and...
by Kit Pharo | Mar 12, 2025 | PCC™ Update
The status quo Whiz Kids always have many discussions going on. Most do not interest me. However, one about open cows caught my attention late last week. One forum member said he usually has 15% open cows in a 90-day breeding season. He wanted to know what to...
by Kirk Bruns | Mar 12, 2025 | PCC™ Update, Quote Worth Re-Quoting
“One and Done” is a term commonly used for a college athlete’s one-season career. It is exactly what happens with most overfat, grain-fed Diesel Bulls. One and done! They may or may not make it through one breeding season. Can you afford a one and done bull? Request a...
