If you can put most or all of the money away for abit from selling the girls,you could maybe use it down the road to re-stock if you regret it.Up here in Canada with dairy,we have a pretty expensive quota system,and when you sell,the price of what you sell usually goes up enough in a few years,you are out forever.Many have sold and regreted it,but after taxes,loan pay outs,un resistable personal splurging,were just not able to afford to start up again.With beef,you have that option of getting out for abit,and re starting if you want.I don't know about your breeding stock,if you have valuable purebred pedrigeed cows,maybe you could do some e.t. work and freeze what you get,they you never ever loose your foundation,so long as they flush well and catch,and give you some heiffers.Best of luck,pd.
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