Cedar Ridge Repro and Farm Services

08/26/2021

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04/15/2021

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11/06/2020

Breeding season is here! Looking forward to seeing how these matings work! will be here before we know it.

04/10/2020

Getting rye haylage in tubes this afternoon. Let me know if we can put forage in a tube for you!

04/04/2020

Seeing as how we're somewhere in the ballpark of two weeks out from our first cutting of hayliage, now's a good of time as any to get ready to go.

03/13/2020

We've got some good bulls in this crop, but it wouldn't be a if I didn't make a friend or two...

02/24/2020

You can tell a lot about someone by the way they treat their animals. loves feeding cows almost as much as I love bringing him along.

02/17/2020

Making sure there "new to me" baler is ready for the coming hay season in the orchard grass this summer. Looks like we're on track to have square bales available in some fashion this summer!

02/07/2020

I'm not breeding cows today, but I am trailering a pregnant cow today. Something that we all worry about and think about, but rarely talk about.

Producers have questions about the safe period to haul heifers and cows without hurting their pregnancy rate.

12/31/2019

One of the big problems we combat every winter as cattle producers in the South is respiratory sickness brought on by wild swings in weather. From snow days to 70 degree days followed by two inches of rain and 40 degree days are the quickest way to get calves sick. Part of good management is more than driving by and "laying eyes on them". Who isn't acting right? Who doesn't "look" right? You can tell when your calves don't feel well just like you know when your kids are actually sick and not just trying to lay out of school. Also, just like my kids, I'm going to take the necessary steps to help them feel better. After all, healthy adults start life as healthy adolescents.