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Show Notes
The episode kicks off with Joe celebrating a whale of a good bull sale, and then he, David, and Korbin talk about their definition of what “balanced” means to them and discuss why you shouldn’t be a seed stock breeder if you are a failed commercial producer. The conversation then turns to the importance of staying true to the cow family, and the naming of calves. They then discuss a listener question about contemporary groups — what they are and how you use them — and end the show talking about the importance of being accurate and representative of your environment, and trying your best to not lose touch with the commercial world.
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Quotes:
- “Now I get excited by looking at the list of who the repeat buyers are.”
- “I think we undersell the value of what being balanced means and what middle of the road means to the commercial customer.”
- “A lot of the things that you see out there that are extreme on the high end are so unattainable.”
- “When you lose touch with the commercial world, you start hacking off the bottom of a measuring stick!”
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