EXT VENTURES, LLC

Lost in cycle  we're spinning around. Everything's surface - can't feel the ground. Too many words  and too much sound. We're living a circus  on a merry go round. Lost all control now - We're spinning out.  It's all too loud -  ow! . . . Forgotten the feeling of breathing the air - without any reels  kinda feels like gills. How to make contact  without signing a contract? Privacy policy - to sell all they see. Nobody cares. "No need to worry." No predator stares - more inter

Originally Published in Western Livestock Journal Legacy. Passion. Stewardship. Communication. Intentionality. Innovation.  – Six common threads woven through the tapestry of the successful succession of two multigenerational ranches. Legacy is why. The rest? Well, that’s how. “My brother and I, we’re just the caretakers of the land for this generation we happen to be in,” said Brad Boner, owner and operator of M Diamond Angus Ranch in Glenrock, Wyoming. “It’s our job to pass

Originally Published in Gulf Coast Cattleman There’s no one-size fits all formula when it comes to maintaining body condition in bulls. Finding the formula that works for your operation is going to require some investigation and strategy. Your investigation needs to start well before you’re ready to turn bulls out on females. You’ll need to consider bull age, current body condition, and breeding season. Then, you’ll need to know what nutrients you have to work with through fo

Originally Published in Gulf Coast Cattleman Prolapses happen and when they do, it’s pretty easy to see something isn’t right. Next time you deal with a prolapse, consider noting a few things before you call your veterinarian. Simple notes like the appearance of the prolapse, the animal’s production stage, pregnancy status, and diet can give your veterinarian a better idea of how to prepare for or direct treatment. Some prolapses are emergencies, others can wait over night or