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Rounding•up heifers. John Kueser. sophomore in animal sciences and industry. and Collier ride their hones in the University pasture Jan. 25. Kinser and Coyer brought haters, which would soon be calving. back to the barn. Colyer said their dog, Jazz, a Red Heeler. Blue Heeler mix, helped herd cattle. (Photo by Jeff Cooper) In the Purebred Beef Teaching Center ' s office, Troy Marple, graduate student in animal sciences and industry. and Andy Ledoux. junior in animal sciences and Industry. talk after working Nov. 9. Marple said the center had raised cattle since the late 1800s and started selling bulls in 1980, in conjuction with the Sale Management class. He sad students ran the bull sale, which sold bulls to commercial dealers. Marple said the center ' s busiest time ran from January to May. (Photo by Jolt Cooper) After Seeding. CoWs boots show signs of the days work as he relaxes in the office Nov. 9. He said center employees sat in the office everyday after work.*After the day ' s over we BS for about 10 to 15 minutes: he said. ' we talk about what we did today. what were gang to do tomorrow ' (Photo by Jeff Cooper) purebred beef teaching center 29
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