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Interesting to see how long it takes untill you have all the desired traits in your herd. Is it easy to find bulls that are not to closely related to each other or does that not matter to much at first?

Hey Jake, Loving your content! It's a pity that many can't see the bigger picture and are so stuck in their traditional ways. But, to quote Kit Pharo - it's good to be a herd quitter!

dont chip the dog rose plant mate,,,its very nutritious,,,if you had sheep they would be gone by now,,,, let them wind themselves up the gum trees.

the green patches from old manure is a great place to pour some worm juice to help the mineral cycle repair.

love the worm juice unit,,,,hope it goes well for a long time. I did this type of thing (vermiculture) in my 20's more than 30 years ago, before it was famous,,,,, I found it super beneficial to have a massive worm breeding system going on,, not just for worm juice, but for you to take a good hanful of worms out to the field and deposit them in the field after each cattle move. whereever your feeding hay is a good spot to start,,,and if your feeding hay in winter in the field,, it screaming out for a handful of worms to be chucked in with the hay residue. does wonders. if you decide to keyline plow, rent one beg borrow or ask! its worth 2 - 3 years of grazing rotation in one pass,,,and depositing worms under hay residue in the keyline plow lines works a treat. love watcjing the videos.

leave the dog rose mate,,,its a very nutritious plant,,,,if you had sheep you'd find the sheep walk straight to the dog rose.

Same with my sheep, Come Oooon to come too me and Hup, Up the yards for them to go away from me & usually up the lane to the yards. Mind you they most times know what I'm doing but occasionally are confused which is so funny as they look at me with a What the heck are we meant to do puzzled look. I'm also putting 'stuff' that decomposes in wombat holes. They've got a park next door they can live in, in peace.

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Imagine if you buried the totes somehow you could keep the temperature lower and stable for the worms. Are you looking into biodynamic practices with your Nguni leftover horns?

Interesting blood line explanation. Thank you for sharing.🐂

Nice looking calf

Congrats! I'm always as excited as a kid at christmas when a cow must calf! Nice looking heifer.

Beautiful little calf and cattle

Enjoyable video, interesting about weights,do you hve any murray greys.

You have such beautiful animals.

Your channel should be growing soon. Thanks for all your expertise and insights.

Hi mate would mine doing a video explaining and then showing us the cows in what a first cross and second cross means? Along with the to tell the difference between breeds?

do you do a standard cut sheet or do you make custom choices? which processor do you work with?

Beef sausage ahmen...

Thank you brother this is a great video I have read that book but seeing someone explain it in video is so helpful. I learn heaps by listening to you talk through your processes.

Hey Jake, Loving your content! Keep them coming!!!

You do dam well filming what you do with so much on your plate. Thanks

Is the grass planted?

Love the vids. Joel Salatin mentioned that the cows who didn’t slick off as fast produce a lower quality product. Not sure if that would be the same for Nguni’s.

Eating meat is the way to go. So simple, so easy and so healthy living on fatty meat & eggs. Aka carnivore diet & Dr Ken Berry.

At what age do you send them to the butcher

How long did it take them to graze off that pasture ?

Great to see you back on RUclips Jake! You need your own show like Clarkson's Farm.

Brilliant.

Very interesting. Here not many cattle with horns, mostly Black Angus. But I think the hot Sun is too hard on them, you have good colors in that regard. I really like your bull, too, except for his horns. Thanks for the video!

You should do more butchering videos this year please

awesome

👍top stuff big fella

From where did you get your Nguni

Ella Mission

I like the video but I almost skipped past due to the low quality. Maybe try uploading/filming in a higher quality. Just a bit of feedback from a viewer ❤

Earline Parkway

Beatrice Spurs

Nova Key

Soledad Creek

O'Connell Oval

Beatty Mountain

Dakota Canyon

Rosanna Trail

Boyer Mountains

Hamburger!😊

Holstein eats good!!😊

Hey guys what’s your review of the Greatlander after a few uses now? Cheers

Multi national supermarkets take notes Great conversation with concept 2:20