Fred Danley has spent his life with race horses. Growing up the son of horse trainer Ike Danley, he started training full-time at 16 years old. Just three years later, at 19, he became the youngest trainer to ever win the Kansas Futurity. Now 74, Fred is still training champions. He runs Danley 4D Racing, […]
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By John DePutter & Dave Milne, DePutter Publishing Ltd. A major low was notched last fall for cash cattle prices and cattle futures, as you know. Will prices go back to that low ebb? The futures market is saying “yes.” Deferred futures are deeply discounted to cash prices, which have taken a sharp run-up from
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By John DePutter & Dave Milne, DePutter Publishing Ltd. A major low was notched last fall for cash cattle prices and cattle futures, as you know. Will prices go back to that low ebb? The futures market is saying “yes.” Deferred futures are deeply discounted to cash prices, which have taken a sharp run-up from
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There are plenty of differences between U.S. and Canadian cattle producers, not the least of which is how quickly they have been expanding their herds over the past few years. In January, the USDA pegged the total number of cattle in calves in the U.S. as of Jan. 1, 2017 at 93.6 million head,
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By Dr. Chris Morrow, DVM As equine practitioners, we use the word choke to describe an esophageal obstruction. This condition will present itself as a horse begins to exhibit signs of distress including the expelling of feed from both nostrils, coughing, and retching. It is an immediate medical emergency. As this condition begins, feed and
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