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Re: How do I learn about cows?
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Posted by rodgernbama on October 11, 2006 at 18:55:31 from (72.146.59.254):
In Reply to: How do I learn about cows? posted by JackT on October 11, 2006 at 10:18:59:
Jack: My dad also used to buy cattle in late winter-early spring and sell them in the fall. The idea is they are usually cheaper in late winter because people sell off to keep from buying feed for them. Then you pasture them during the summer months and sell in fall before price starts to fall.You don't have to spend money on feed that way. The cattle prices have been real good the past few years. Reading, talking to or watchings others will be helpful, but there's nothing like first hand experience.
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