Diamond C Livestock

3 days ago

🎆Happy Independence Day🎇from a nervous Italian who doesn't understand why patriotism is so... loud. 🇺🇸🦅 ... See MoreSee Less

Diamond C Livestock

5 days ago

The click to claim has been EXTENDED to Monday night!

Babies from these bucks are eligible for our customer appreciation sale.

Get your hands on fresh jumps of our hot new sire, ‼️Final Call‼️

And frozen inventory of:
✏️Cartoon (owned with Middlesworth Club Lambs and Allen Newcomb)
🏹Pale Face (owned with Gehret/Stickley Livestock and Tooms Show Stock)
🏈Red Kingdom
🏟️Tuscaloosa (owned with Echols Livestock), 🌹Don Juan - deceased (owned with Hobbs Show Lambs) ... See MoreSee Less

Diamond C Livestock

6 days ago

No days off for the men of Diamond C Livestock 💪🏊‍♂️ ... See MoreSee Less

Diamond C Livestock

1 week ago

Great advice from the patriots at Echols Livestock for how to keep animals safe when the fireworks start this week!4th of July Livestock Prep Reminders 🇺🇸

This year marks America’s 250th birthday, and there’s no doubt a lot of people will be celebrating. For those of us with livestock, fireworks can feel more stressful than celebratory…and they’re often more than a one-night concern. The days leading up to and following the 4th can be just as stressful for animals.

As more people move into rural areas, not everyone realizes how much loud noises, flashes, and sudden commotion can affect livestock. Sheep especially can be flighty, and fireworks can send them running, piling into corners, pushing on gates, or injuring themselves. The same can happen with goats, cattle, horses, and other animals.

Whether you’re brand new to livestock or you’ve been doing this your whole life, a little prep before dark can make a big difference.

A few things you can do now to help keep animals safe and settled:

✔️Walk fence lines and check for weak spots
✔️Make sure gates and latches are secure
✔️Move animals before dark — not after they’re already spooked
✔️Remove loose panels, buckets, wire, or anything they could get hurt on
✔️Feed hay before dark to help keep them occupied and settled
✔️Leave barn or pen lights on so lambs can see and stay oriented
✔️Use fans or a radio to help soften sudden sounds
✔️Check ewes with lambs, bottle babies, older animals, new purchases, and anything already stressed
✔️Secure livestock guardian dogs, herding dogs, and pets that may also panic
✔️ Do a barn check after the fireworks slow down
✔️ Check pens, pastures, water troughs, and hay areas for firework debris the next morning

One important reminder: do not give calming medications or sedatives without talking to your veterinarian first. What is safe for one species may not be safe for another.

The goal is not to overthink it, just prepare early, keep their routine as normal as possible, and make sure they are in the safest setup before the noise starts.

Celebrate, enjoy the holiday, and take a few extra steps to keep your livestock safe along the way! ... See MoreSee Less

Diamond C Livestock

1 week ago

🪶🪶🪶 Introducing: 3 Chiefs🪶🪶🪶

Red Kingdom (Chief x Sriracha donor) x Peyote (Chief x Naomi donor) x Chief (daughter of the Sarah donor)

Have you ever heard the phrase "too much of a good thing" ... Yeah, us too and we think that's the kind of silly thing quitters might say.

We're "more is more" people.

How much Chief is enough? The limit does not exist.

He's the late born, FF, genetic powerhouse keeper buck lamb we just couldn't bring ourselves to part with. ... See MoreSee Less

Diamond C Livestock

2 weeks ago

💥💥💥💥Sale is LIVE ⏰ Get your PaleFace Frozen Semen here ➡️ bid.nxtgensales.com/auction/33658 ... See MoreSee Less

Diamond C Livestock

2 weeks ago

🪲It seems fly control is an extra hot topic this summer. And for good reason, particularly with our friends in Texas battling New World Screwworm. Although fly predators are unlikely to be effective on that specifically concerning species, there are still plenty of more traditional flies to want to be rid of. We're on our first full year of the program after starting too late last year.

So far, so good 🤷‍♀️
Has anyone else used them? ... See MoreSee Less