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countrygalmo
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We own and breed rare Curly Haired Missouri Foxtrotting horses. Our horses are dominant curly haired. All of our horses are Missouri Foxtrotters. Our stallion: Maximum's Pride is reg. in MFTHBA, ICHO and ABC.
We now own a rare curly haired Reg. Missouri Foxtrotting Pony stallion: Pride's Permanent Wave. Little Pride is a black silver dapple with blue eyes. View our website at http://www.curlyfoxtrotter.com
Name: SandyWe now own a rare curly haired Reg. Missouri Foxtrotting Pony stallion: Pride's Permanent Wave. Little Pride is a black silver dapple with blue eyes. View our website at http://www.curlyfoxtrotter.com
Country: United States
Occupation: Self Employed
Companies: Conklin, Jersey Dairy Farmers
Interests and Hobbies: Stained glass, Horses
Website: http://www.curlyfoxtrotter.com
Occupation: Self Employed
Companies: Conklin, Jersey Dairy Farmers
Interests and Hobbies: Stained glass, Horses
Website: http://www.curlyfoxtrotter.com
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Our Jersey Cows Coming Home Thanks! They are all our babies..hehe. All of them were born here on the farm. In the last 5 weeks we had added 18 newborn heifers out of 34 born. The rest were bull calfs. (1 month ago) |
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Thank You! Sometimes I wish we had someone else here milking, or would milk at least 2 full days for us. My husband has not had but one milking off in the 19 yrs of milking.
We will probably be selling the whole herd in about 2 yrs as he will be retiring. That will be one sad day when it comes.
Sandy (1 month ago) |
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Thank You!
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Yes, we have a Jersey bull, we usually keep one for about one or two breeding seasons. Once a bull starts acting mean, he is sent to the sale barn. Our Jersey bull does not run with the herd, he stays with the dry cows and when a cow is needing bred, she goes in with the bull and the dry cow pasture. We have had our share of mean bulls, and they don't stay here long.
Sandy (1 month ago) |
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Hi,
There is not an Ayshire in our herd..we do have a couple that are Guersney crossed and some Brown Swiss crosses. We get about 40# tank average on our Jersey's. We chose Jersey's because of the butterfat and protein content of their milk, which in turns means more money per hundred weight for our milk.
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ILuvBabyCalves| March 30, 2008
I still think #1 jersey calves calves are cool you should make a #2 jersey calves i am gonna make a video on my baby calves once i get some this year that wont be long there is still school so i dont have time to feed em now so ill tell you the title of it when i make it. Thankyou, ILuvBabyCalves
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#1 Jersey calves
March 22, 2008, 02:59 PM
Some of our Jersey calves being bottle fed in March 2008.
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