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Comment from a student: The last 4 months of the year were interesting with respect to the cattle markets and marketing. By focusing on the cornerstone of your marketing method [buy the under valued and sell the over valued and let the market tell you what to do] we were
Just wanting to wish you and Bud a Happy New Year! Still use everything I learned from you that weekend we spent together. The pens we built with the Bud box are wonderful….sooooo easy to use. Didn’t know it could be so consistently easy and smooth. The only problem I
This is from a letter we received from Nancy Lidster (see “Pig Stockmanship” on our Main Homepage). “A year ago I was ready to call it quits on the handling stuff. I told Don I would give it my absolute best for 6 months and if nothing changed I was
Bud and Eunice, inspired by real marketing stories and a post from January 2, 2010 here is my 2010 for review. Starting in November 2009 and through April 2010 I purchased broken mouth and short solid bred Cows for an average of $514. The value to me was much higher
We enjoy the website so much I don’t know what we would do without it. It is good to hear of others working through the same problems we are and it is good to hear the answers even if we’ve heard them several times before. I realize that in this
I have just completed a two day course on “Stress Free Livestock Management” in Australia with Mr. Bruce Maynard. I am totally in awe of this concept and its “great effect on both livestock and handlers”. The course presenter Bruce was so passionate about the whole idea and was a
Excerpts from a letter from Jim Lindsay, our friend who teaches Low Stress Stock Handling in Australia. He is talking about his trip to Sweden. . . . . . I was there for about 8 days and helped some workers on one farm for about 6 days. They wanted
The other day a friend of mine and two other people were trying to get a handful of pairs to go underneath the highway through one of those square concrete culverts. The cattle didn’t want to go for a couple of reasons, deep mud being one of those. I stopped
This is part of a letter from Tina, our daughter. She and her husband Richard McConnell teach Low Stress Livestock Handling. See their webpage at www.handnhandlivestocksolutions.com. . . . We are finally getting caught up from the Provenza Short Course and then speaking last Wednesday! Whew! The Short Course was
I have been studying your math. Thanks for all the help you give us all. I thought I would give you feedback. Your explanations are clear and easy to understand. I remember sitting in some marketing classes and people would just say their cost was a certain set amount like
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