By Jennifer Welch Typically, when something ends or come to a close, something new takes its place. Usually that thing has some similarities to the thing it is replacing. And most often, the change can feel seamless, as if you’d never actually experienced a change at all. But that is not the case here. Today we are making a change that has no comparable replacement to follow it—no replacement that could follow it. It is the end of an era. Selling an entire herd of cattle sounds like a huge undertaking—and that’s because it is. Yuge undertaking. We had already…