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Thank you for cutting out the background noise 🤠

I need to buy cow gallstones pls

"Fresh pasture for freshly castrated....". IMO that make for some happy steers. Makes them less depressed and heal up faster.

How tall are your post

Can I talk to you on the phone

what type of floor does this barn have ? looks very nice

Good wisdom

What’s your cost of gain off of 50 head on 50 acres with a combination drylot / backgrounding?

small cattle backgrounder in kentucky, these videos help alot

Thanks for sharing ,very nice video

Great video! Butch Ashland Ohio

All cattle farmers need to unite and form a coalition.

This was very educational! Thank you...

Good info for southeastern producers for sure. Alabama here , we have to try to pattern ourselves as producers , almost ditto as your opinion is expressed here.

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Great job representing the cattle families 👪 lots of nice insight 👍thanks brother 🙏from Miami County Ohio farm lands 👌 I have some family here does almost exactly what you're operation is doing they roll a few bull wagons in and out

Please continue to make these videos!

Hello good job I enjoyed ur video

Jeff you do an excellent job with these videos keep up the good work.

Thank for the info

Very nice operation 👍 my family works cattle in Ohio miami County God bless 🙌🙏

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Very informative dude reminds me of gacy

Great explanation and using the vet you may not need that expensive equipment and maintenance.

From his daily routine to his commodity strategies. This guy covers so much. Thank you sir.

You are doing well in your family run farm . We raise stock here in Aotearoa & wean them & place them in paddocks to graze on pasture & finish them to sales & send to stockyards or reps from silver fern farms & affco. Aotearoa have good cattle.

Good way to destroy your farm. Need to roll that out.

Excellent talk. Wish we had more like this. 100% loved this. :)

Very nice set up

great setup! i definitely got to get one of those for about 400 head.

Wow 1700 in and out each year, thats one hell of an operation! And on 550 acres. Ha! Impressive, most Impressive(in Darth Vader voice)

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What a wonderful resource. Thank you.

This seems very easy if you don't have to do anything besides insert and pull the CIDR (no shots along with the CIDR) The pulling of the CIDR can be done without even running through the chute with tame cows or the ability to just put in a small pen.

Great story thanks for sharing. I’m been in the cattle business since 1962 after seeing your show I can see some things I can use in my cattle operation .

Hello. I recently came across your video. I drew up plans for my own monoslope building not to long ago. Did you all build it yourself? Or do you have a contractor I could get in contact with? Thanks.

Informative. I liked it

very good video you always learn the most from people who have done it and can chage with times best advice talk to someone like yourself instead of taking big hit thank you

Hello I have a few feeders in the fall I was wondering if u buy feeders from individuals

Congratulations!!

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Cool

How big are the finishing barn

Anybody who raises cattle would benefit from this video. Thank you

Great content

Considering that, would you suggest to graze on stockpile grass until the ground is frozen enough to bale graze on it?

Is it all concrete floor

for the Smart Ear Tag

How many days for the baseline of the animal?

I am a firm believer in resting cattle for atleast 2 or 3 days after they come in whether it be bred cows or calves.. Only exception is if I notice one with a sickness or injury.. It just makes the cattle calm down faster and normally easier to put an through the chute when they've had those few days to rest..