Canyon Breeze Holsteins
Sorry,
We have been out of the scene for some time now and we apologize for that! We are working to be better :) Enjoy our two new videos of our calves we are selling.
Selling in the Western National Spring Heritage Sale
Lot #3 Canyon-Breeze GC Astrid-ET
Selling in the Western National Spring Heritage Sale
Lot # 4 Canyon-Breeze M Azaria-Et
Christmas is finally here and it’s a good time for us to get back to blogging. The last few months have been full of uncertainty, busy times, and some highs and lows. But we finally made it to Christmas!
Christmas is one of the few times out of the year where everything tends to stop moving. It’s a time of joy and happiness with loved ones. It doesn’t matter what’s happening in the world or how negative things have been, but rather Christmas represents love and hope.
Christmas in our house is a time to gather with family. We have a few traditions including lunch with family, opening presents early, and visiting other family members houses to see what Santa brought them. Two traditions I remember growing up with is trying to sneak a peak at our Christmas while we waited for everyone to wake up to open presents and surprising my father by sneaking out the house to do the chores for him so he could sleep in and spend Christmas with us. Most importantly it’s a day spent with a loving family.
We hope that everyone has a very wonderful day no matter what you celebrate. We hope this holiday season is filled with love and hope! We hope you have a very dairy Christmas!
If a dairy hasn’t jumped on genomics, how do they get on board? Can people only compete now if they entered the game early or if they have lost of money? Any small niches or anything people can do to really get going on genomics that may not cost as much. Just a random thought. Answer below in the comment section if you would like.
