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This is a letter that Grahame Rees forwarded to us. Grahame teaches Low Stress Stock Handling in Australia Subject: A message from Jed, Slim and Lachie at Coonamble G’day Grahame, We too want to join the queue of thankful canines regarding the recent LSS course our owner/trainer attended at Gunnedah.
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
Don and Nancy Lidster traveled from their home in Saskatchewan to attend the World Pork Expo in Des Moines, Iowa. Since they were “in the neighborhood” they decided to stop and visit with us. It’s always a pleasure to discuss their progress with introducing “Low Stress Pig Handling” to the
Bud & I always laugh at each other when, after we finish a school, one of us always says “This is the best group of people yet.” That’s the way that we feel right now. We had people from 22 states and 3 Canadian provinces attend. Their interests included beef,
There are not enough words to say thank you for the most wonderful, thought-provoking, conversation-stimulating and life changing meeting/educational experience I have ever attended. Being able to attend with two of my clients/co-workers and seeing the excitement and eagerness to “do things properly because they should be done,” as Bud would
Tell Bud that we haven’t lost but one calf since I took his first class and that wasn’t from sickness. That calf was healthy as a horse on a Sunday and running and bucking and eating and dead the next morning. I think it must have been an aneurysm or
“The master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, his information and his recreation, his life and his religion. He hardly knows which is which. He simply pursues his vision of excellence at
Bud and I spent an enjoyable day with Christine Ferguson. Chris won a Nuffield Farming Scholarship for 2010. Every year a selection of farmers from around the world are chosen to study agriculture and their industry by being sent on a whirlwind tour of the globe. She operates a Rangland
This is a letter that was forwarded to us from the folks at KLR Marketing, they are teaching Bud’s Marketing methods in Australia. Thought you might enjoy it. Eunice Whenever I send cattle into the saleyards, I always make an educated, conservative guess as to what I might receive. In
We have recently moved the Castle Rock bison herd, [ 547 head], down country some 30 miles to the prairie. This was our first time to try this migration, and all went very well. We have brought them to our working facility for processing then they will return to the
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