Happy Monday everybody!
So instead of writting an official blog post today I decided to give you a little castration education. So click on the All Things Agriculture tab above, scroll down a little ways and you will see a special castration edition! Check it out!
Happy reading!
<3 Sam
. Country girl . Farmer's Daughter . Charolais, Red Angus, Simmental cattle . Faith in God . Bachelor of Science Student . Volunteer . Cattlemen's Young Leader . Five Nation's Beef Alliance Member . Border Collies . German Shepards . Cattle Shows . 4-H . Lacrosse . My Passion . My Life . My Future .
love the castration blog entry. so informative, I learned a lot. and the pictures really helped too. thanks samantha! :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it Kel! I am sure it was information that you needed to know! And who doesn't love pictures! I want to come and see the pups soon, maybe they can inspire a new story in me!
ReplyDeleteHey Sam, great post! I didn't know that the reason the meat was red was because of stress, or the fact that they were a bull! At least we know it is still good to eat! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHaving a farming friend isn't so bad, is it Ky!
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