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Next Generation Genetics: Living the Dream

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Tuesday, January 27, 2015. What lie ahead of us from there on out was unknown. A lot of unknown. What we did know was how little we knew! I think there are some notes we have made that might make things a little less chaotic but overall; the time leading up to and while in Denver has been grand champion caliber in our books to say the least. What else are we capable of? More than we ever imagined. After all the work and time and efforts and even the headaches (and heartaches).will you try it again? 169; ...

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Next Generation Genetics: February 2013

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Saturday, February 23, 2013. Whether you have livestock or pets or even a single, solitary relationship with a human being, you already know that life is full of ups and downs. So the last month or so has been a little rough in and around the calving barn. Nine months of anticipation and planning and dreaming about what some of these calves or pairs may be and when it ends just this side of epic failure on a few occasions, even I can get a little down. I do believe though that the energy you put out into...

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Next Generation Genetics: January 2013

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Tuesday, January 29, 2013. Half of the story . Part One. This is my first crack at doing a blog, so we will see how it goes. -Ben. Tod, Gail and Ben. By the time Tod was five or six, he was taking an interest in showing our registered Holsteins and did well on the local level. As he grew older, along his friend Tommy Lyon from Westfield, his desire to compete at a higher level was building. One day he asked if he could breed some cows for the purpose of showing. Friday, January 25, 2013. In 2012, our dau...

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Next Generation Genetics: January 2015

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Tuesday, January 27, 2015. What lie ahead of us from there on out was unknown. A lot of unknown. What we did know was how little we knew! I think there are some notes we have made that might make things a little less chaotic but overall; the time leading up to and while in Denver has been grand champion caliber in our books to say the least. What else are we capable of? More than we ever imagined. After all the work and time and efforts and even the headaches (and heartaches).will you try it again? 169; ...

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Next Generation Genetics: The Beginning of a New Tradition

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Sunday, June 28, 2015. The Beginning of a New Tradition. And "Man, I need a vacation! Our oldest can exhibit for the first time at Junior Nationals next year in Madison. This year though, she is participating in the pre-peewee showmanship contest. The Pre-Peewee Showmanship is for the kids not quite old enough to exhibit their own cattle (but want to! Stay tuned this week as we experience Hereford Nation in Nebraska! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Beginning of a New Tradition.

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Next Generation Genetics: June 2013

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Friday, June 28, 2013. I have anticipated today for quite some time. Besides being Friday, and who doesn't enjoy the end of the work week, today is the day our farm sign got a face lift. Farm sign from the early 1980s hand painted by a summer intern. There really have only been a few signs over the years as Ben and Gail can recall. I've shown the original in a previous post. Brancel Farms Registered Holsteins Endeavor, Wisconsin. Ben's Old Campaign Sign. She is a little "beefier" than her predecessor and...

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Next Generation Genetics: October 2014

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Wednesday, October 15, 2014. Anxious. Excited. Nervous. Thrilled. It's a pretty steady flow of these emotions.and then some! See, the reason why we are on this adventure at all is, well, my fault. Let me explain why. Isn't that a great example of true love and commitment? I had dreamed of "Living the Hereford Life" with a family that loved them too. He said. "We better go! Tod and Gail really weren't hard sells either and plans were made to attend the sale. We ended up with what Monte Soules said on ...

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Next Generation Genetics: May 2013

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Thursday, May 16, 2013. So all I ask is that the world stop turning for just a minute so I can jump off.anyone else feel this way? The winter drug on and on and on and now all of a sudden the leaves are coming on the trees and the grass is FINALLY starting to grow. We have the manure hauled (well most of it), pastures fertilized and we are shoulder deep in getting cows bred. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). There was an error in this gadget.

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Next Generation Genetics: June 2015

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Sunday, June 28, 2015. The Beginning of a New Tradition. And "Man, I need a vacation! Our oldest can exhibit for the first time at Junior Nationals next year in Madison. This year though, she is participating in the pre-peewee showmanship contest. The Pre-Peewee Showmanship is for the kids not quite old enough to exhibit their own cattle (but want to! Stay tuned this week as we experience Hereford Nation in Nebraska! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Beginning of a New Tradition.