Bud Williams Stockmanship and Livestock Marketing

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Bud Williams Stockmanship
Eunice Williams
883 E 505th Road
Aldrich, MO 65601
417-719-4910
eunice@stockmanship.com
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Cost of Gain . . . Cost to Keep (more)

Comment from a student:   Take a look at El Reno this week.  There is report of 6 #1 LM 558 pound steers that sold for $93.00  (Fleshy)  Just above them was the 557 pound steers at normal flesh that sell for $104.50  The fleshy calf cost $518.94 and the other

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Cost of Gain . . . Cost to Keep

Question: . . . . after our visit to you. . .  we went home , and put your stockmanship to work for us, we are very happy for it. We did not talk alot about marketing, but I was wondering about using cost of keep, verses BPCOG in the winter

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Disclaimer

When Eunice and I started the Marketing School and Website, we stated that we do not give advice on what trades to make or when to make them. I would like to address this a little more. Our schools and web-site are to show people how to figure what is underpriced

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Letter from Australia

G’day Bud, Here is some feedback from a couple people : Bud, the markets are interesting right now with sheep going through the roof, cattle falling  through the floor. Yet both cattle and sheep producers are doing really well who are using the Sell/ Buy system. A cattle example is

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Market Opportunities

Just to let you know I got the dvd’s the other day and we are working our way through them and really enjoying them. I liked reading what you have written in the last couple days about buying bred cows. That is just what I did on Monday and it

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Easy Gather . . .

Last Friday I gathered 177 steers that I needed to sort and ship. There were also three heifers from one neighbor and one steer from another neighbor. All four of these came to be in my pasture as a result of being run by their owners and jumping the fence

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Negative-Positive

There are so many negative things that are brought to our attention every day that it is getting harder for anyone to stay calm and not be bothered by these things. Try to remember, for every negative there is probably a positive. We don’t have to ignore the negative but

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Bud Box

Comment:  . . . . At long last we are building a barn and getting ready to begin on the pens. Redesigned the pens completely after my weekend with you and built a trial set out of panels it works great. I am a true convert to the Bud Box.

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Sparring with the Neighbors

Can you feel better about your marketing decisions when neighbors look at you like you lost your mind?  For the past two weeks the casual conversation is “how’s the wheat? And have you turned out on any?”  When I tell them my wheat is doing super and No, I sold

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Hate and Happiness

Are people forgetting how to be happy or have they already forgotten? There is all this talk about how bad things are. Nobody seems to realize that the homeless live better today than many people did during the 1930 to 1940 period. During that time very few complained at all.

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