The Problem with Testing Bulls for Feed Efficiency

We Believe

If you find something you love to do, you will never have to work for a living. If you don’t love what you do, we believe you should find something else to do. Life is too short to not be enjoyed. Quote Worth Re-Quoting “Meeting expectations is good. Exceeding...
The Problem with Testing Bulls for Feed Efficiency

Social Pressure

A quote from Shane Parrish on social pressure caught my attention this week: “Stubbornness and flexibility aren’t opposites; they’re responses to different inputs. Be impenetrable to social pressure and quick to adapt to evidence.” This is great advice for...
The Problem with Testing Bulls for Feed Efficiency

The Diet Factor

What happens to most people when they go on a diet and successfully lose weight? They gain the weight back – and then some. There is a reason for that. It’s called the Diet Factor. In the cave man days, it was extremely important for people to maintain good body...
The Problem with Testing Bulls for Feed Efficiency

We Believe

It is much better to be prepared a year too early than a day too late. You can apply this belief to any number of things – from a drop in cattle prices to a catastrophic event in your life and/or the world. When the time comes, it won’t be difficult to differentiate...
The Problem with Testing Bulls for Feed Efficiency

Bull Workdays

I spent the first part of last week at bull workdays at PCC® headquarters in Colorado. The weather was great, but I still needed my muck boots because the BS was getting deep! This was a great time to look at some of the best bulls in the industry. I always enjoy...