John Goggins
Thursday, 21 March, 2019
The winter storms experienced last week around the southern portions of Reporter Country and all across the Midwest were as bad as anybody has ever seen. Much of these same areas are experiencing catastrophic flooding, as well. Thoughts and prayers from agricultural circles go out to all ag producers in these areas.
A huge portion of the country has experienced very
Cole Creek Angus Ranch 44th Annual Production Sale
Sale Averages:
38 Yearling Bulls Average $3908
25 Yearling Heifers Average $1,308
Top Bulls:
Hager Cattle Company 13th Annual Limousin & Lim-flex Bull Sale
66 Yearling Bulls Average $3,829
16 Two-Year Old Bulls Average $3,438
70 Commercial Heifers Average $
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118 Yearling Red Angus Bulls Averaged $5,186
Top Selling Bulls
Lot 5, Feddes Stillwa
Valley View Charolais Ranch 51st Annual Production Sale
Sale Average:
182 Coming Two Year Old Bulls Average $5,333
Sale Highlights:
Lot 10 $10,250 to
Sinclair Cattle Company Angus Bull Sale
88 Yearling Angus Bulls Averaged $3,466
Top Selling Bulls:
Lot 1 at $12,500 was Sinclair Sam 8XX11, D
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2056 W County Rd 70, Fort Colllins, CO 8052 (970) 568-3983
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Chuck and Carol Feddes2610 Churchill Rd. Manhattan Mt. 59741 Email:fddesredangus@gmail.comC
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Bagley wasn’t expected to make it through the night after his accident, but proved everyone wrong, living a long and full life.
Part Four — The Accident
by Heather Smith Thomas
The Bagley ranch at Eagle, Colorado was right along the river. Sometimes in the winter, if they didn’t keep the channel open, ice plugged the channel
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A “bomb cyclone” ripped through the upper Midwest March 13-14 leaving many producers devastated in the midst of calving season. After freezing rains, Winter Storm Ulmer dumped wet heavy snow through much of Wyoming, South Dakota, and northwest Nebraska. Wind gusts over 90 mph added to the heavy snow and created severe blizzard conditions. The eastern half of Nebraska was
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