Mobile Farm Ultrasound

08/31/2025

I scanned Mysaria and called triplets last month before I moved to Montana. Let's hope all embryos stick and ZyGoat Farm gets three doelings!! 🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽🖤🖤🖤

Kessel Run LS Toasted Cinnamon confirmed bred to ZyGoat’s MB Count Monte Cristo Blue *B

Cinnie is from one of my favorite breeders for dairy strength and is the granddaughter of my favorite goat she owns ❤️
Monte is out Of MidKnight and Mysaria, both dam and sire have amazing milky genetics. Mysaria kidded 5 December 2024 with Monte and a brother Mysaria has only recently started drying up and is due 26 November 2025 (ultrasound showed triplets).
Monte will be leaving October 2026 for Montana.
1st pick doeling retained. No bucklings offered off this pairing per contract with Monte’s buyer.

08/03/2025

Did my last preg check in Texas today. Exciting as usual, but also bittersweet 🖤

06/16/2025

If anyone would like to follow along on my Montana adventures, here's my new page :)

05/26/2025

🚛 Big News! 🐐🍼

I'm headed west — to Montana! 🌄

After some amazing seasons scanning bellies and bringing peace of mind to farmers here, it’s time for a new chapter. I’m so excited to announce that my services will now be based in southwest Montana!

Thank you to everyone who supported me on this journey so far. You made it possible 💛

03/28/2025

Just a head's up.... I am booking up QUICKLY this spring! Soonest availability is the 3rd week in April! So if you're considering making an appointment for preg confirmation, jump on it ASAP!

02/07/2025

Twin bucklings it is!! 🥳🥳

Idk if this farm is retaining any bucklings, but these boys are solid for show and milk lines!! Definitely hit up Courtney with 5Q Farm to add these amazing genetics to your mini Nubian dairy farm!!

02/06/2025

I scanned Pill Bug this year (and last year). I can't remember how far along in her gestation she was when I did the ultrasound this year, but I believe I called twins. Let's see if I'm right! :)

01/28/2025

Some of the awesome teamwork from yesterday at Shady Grove Ranch captured in this photo!! Very glad Ryan was home from oil field work to lend a hand. He helped move cattle from the holding area to the pasture, and held my ultrasound laptop for me. We all ended the day a little dirty and a lot happy :)

My job was bookkeeping and tail holding 🤣🤣 Hey, someone has to do it! Notice I am not wearing my glasses. I save my contact lenses for these very occasions. There's a good chance you're going to get splattered in the face with you-know-what. Tis a rather messy job....

01/28/2025

Yesterday I had the pleasure of preg checking most of the beef cattle herd for Shady Grove Ranch in Jefferson, TX! The teamwork was excellent and the whole day was such an enjoyable experience!! Thank you for having me out, and cheers for a happy, healthy calving season!! 🐂🥩

https://shadygroveranch.net/

01/12/2025

Off to do some goat ultrasounds and gender confirmation 💪🏽💪🏽

12/19/2024

Such a fun day yesterday! Preg checked 45ish head of Black Angus. Caught quite a few 30 dayers. One of which was extra exciting because it was twins!! In my excitement, I didn't save the image or take a pic of the screen, so here is a doctored photo from the internet lol The gray blob and the white blob are supposed to represent what the twin pregnancy looked like. I'm going to go back in a month or so to see if they are both still there or if one reabsorbed. Will also attempt gender confirmation, just for fun :)

08/08/2024

Yesterday I got to meet this little sweety!

She was in with a bull through January, and her new owners brought her home in February. She was presumed to be bred, but after palpation, it was determined she is open.

I hate giving that news because I feel like I'm disappointing owners, but there is a silver-lining!

The owners now know how to proceed from here. They can make the best choice for their farm. Whether that be cycle syncing this cow and their other cows for AI, letting them all naturally go into heat to AI, or put a bull in with them. The owners can make an informed decision for their herd, and that's what's most important. :)