PRODUCERS GENETICS CATTLE PRODUCERS INFO SHEET

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PRODUCERS GENETICS CATTLE PRODUCERS INFO SHEET CONTACT INFO. Name: Farm Name: Address: Telephone #: ( ) - City : State: Zip Code : HERD INFO. Number of cows Avg Age of Cows Avg Wt Number of Retained Avg Breeding Age of Avg Breeding Wt Herds Breed Composition Breed of Herd Sires Used Past 5yrs. Calving Season of Herd (Spring, Fall, Year Around or Other) Length of Herds Calving Season 60 day 90 day 120 day Greater Bulls Currently Utilized On Your Operation #of Breed of Breeder/Previous owner Registered (Yes, No) EPDs (Yes, No) Is Cow Herd Palpated for Pregnancy annually; (Yes, No) SIRE USAGE INFO. Will this bull be used in; Single Sire Groups Multiple Sire Groups Will this bull be used to breed; Mature cows only only Or Both Will this bull be used to produce: /Replacement All terminal cattle Would this bull be used for One Two Three Four breeding seasons? Could farm facilities accommodate the separation of a bull or bulls from cow herd? Yes No Are there preferences or restrictions you want considered as we work to match a bull with your herd? PAGE 2

CALF INFO. Typical Time of Weaning (Specify Month(s)); Number of Calves Marketed annually At what stage of production are calves marketed? Weaning Following preconditioning Stocker/backgrounding Retained ownership through feedlot Typical time calves are marketed (Specify Month(s)); What method of marketing has been utilized? Weekly Auction Video Board Sale Feeder calf sales Private treaty Production Records Of the following criteria which are recorded on a herd basis? (Check all that apply) First and Last Calving Dates Number of Heifer and Bull calves Number of Assisted Births Weight of all Calves Weaned Number of Females Exposed Weight of all Calves Sold Number of Females Calved Total Value of all Calves Sold Other Which of the following information is recorded for individual calves? (Check all that apply) Birth Date Weaning Weight Birth Weight Yearling Weight Sire Sale Weight Dam Sale Price Calving Ease Score Other What is method of record keeping; Computer Record Book Other HERD HEALTH INFO. PAGE 3

Herd Health Program Mature and Replacement Females are Vaccinated against (circle those that apply); (IBR, PI 3, BVD, BRSV, Lepto-5, Vibrio, other ) Calves are Vaccinated against (circle those that apply); (IBR, PI 3, BVD, BRSV, H. somnus, Blackleg 7-way,Pinkeye, other ) Are Heifer Calves Calfhood Vaccinated against brucellosis? Yes or No Deworm: Yes No Product used; Pesticide Ear Tags: Yes No Lice Control: Yes No RESOURCES Predominant Forages Available (Pasture) example: Fescue/Clover mix (Hay): Does your operation participate in Forage Testing? Yes No Rank operations cattle handling facilities: Excellent Good Fair Poor None Please list or discuss your goals as a producer from a Production stand point.. Production Records PAGE 4

Please provide the following information on the most recent calf crop sold. Exposed females Total calves weaned Average weight of calves weaned Total/Average Sale Weight Average Sale Price $/CWT $/CWT Total Acres of Pasture Land Used by the Cow/Calf Herd Acres

PAGE 5 PLEASE PROVIDE DIRECTIONS TO YOUR FARM

Producer Genetics Dear Producer, The following questionnaire is meant as a tool for this program to utilize in serving you to the greatest possible degree. This information will allow AProducer Genetics@ to meet your needs as the customer and hopefully improve the marketability and genetics of your feeder cattle. All information contained within this document will be confidential and utilized only by those members of the AProducer Genetics@ committee. We at Tennessee Livestock Producers are working in cooperation with the University of Tennessee Extension Service. With your permission the extension service would like to utilize information resulting from your participation for educational purposes in an appropriate and confidential manner. Much valuable information should be yielded from this program. Information that has the potential to benefit not only your operation but that of Tennessee=s beef cattle industry. If you have any questions or concerns as to the meaning or purpose of this information sheet please do not hesitate to contact me (Kevin Thompson, at 931-388-7872 ext. #2249). Thank you for taking the time to complete this information, it will be of tremendous benefit to AProducer Genetics@ in determining how we can best serve your operation. Sincerely, Kevin W. Thompson