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This is an interview that Grahame Rees conducted in Australia with one of our former Australian students. Many of you folks may remember meeting Grahame at some of our schools here in the U.S. Grahame is now teaching Stockmanship and Marketing in Australia.
Just wanted to share with you some of my experiences this past year. With having you to help me out I figure these are good times to press that limits and good times to try things because we have you as support and advice. This year I started out with
. . . . let you know of our progress in moving the bison. This is our second year to migrate the bison herd down country and across the highway onto the prairie. The crew is doing a great job and meeting with much success. We have crossed 957 head
This story came from Kit Pharo’s 1/12/11 newsletter. Some of you folks who have followed Bud’s teachings will recognize him as the guy who can Sleep While the Wind Blows. . . . . Years ago a farmer owned land along the Atlantic sea coast. He constantly advertised for
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
Question: My wife Sarah and I are livestock and grape farmers at Coonawarra in South Australia and we have both (together- Sarah is a Mining Engineer by trade) completed a Low Stress Stockhandling Course with KLR’s Chook Kealey and Nic Kentish a couple of years ago. Also did the KLR
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