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Can you spray the trees in the winter? Will it work? Have you tried it in the winter? Thanks for the video and information.

How much do you want for the farm. Nice place where are you located

We run only classic herefords, and only on grass.

How do you plan on running your traps in the woods ?

Man we have the same vision! I’m glad I stumbled upon this channel, keep up the good work!

*Why don't you restrict her leg movement?*

I noticed a lot of people around here are using white pipe for their trees , have you been getting a lot more rain this year ,you have been busy

The Chinese Tallow tree is considered a possible alternative source of fuel, which is why oil companies are pushing propaganda, calling it invasive. It's a wonderful tree. It makes great shade, and the berries can be boiled to make soap or candles. Anybody taking pay to trash this tree is an evil moron.

Herefords. You just can’t go wrong

Hey Ben, you have been working hard, very clever set up, may you have great success. Thanks for showing us how to tell the genders, I love leaning new things, take care 🦂🌻

Are you feeding 30 head on one bail? If so it should be 3 bails. 1 per 10 head reduces impact on ground

Angel wings do not eat

Cows & Bulls are totally cool, but they do stink!! The little Baby Calves are awesome!!!

Thank you Ben, that was very informative, I love harvesting mushrooms here in Australia as well. Hope you and the family are well, take care 😀

Excellent job😊

30 months seems to be the sweet spot for us on grass fed and finished. We rotate and give alfalfa hay or pellets, about 12 lbs each daily. For last couple months. The alfalfa is a game changer. Also ACV in their water.

This is great for first timers!! Thanks a lot.

Do oyster mushrooms discolored when they are handled?

With as tall and thick as it grows the field actually creates a mini rain forest affect. I planted SS years ago during a drought year what I noticed was if you walked into the field at 11am your clothes would get wet from the dew droplets and the ground was damp thus the plants were basically self watering from the dew running down the stalks and with how fast it grows it will choke off anything that cannot out pace it’s incredibly growth rate that’s probably why your soybeans and annual grasses didn’t make it.

If momma rejects the baby why would she still be dangerous?😮

Awesome haul! I would love to have these in my back yard. Always try and cut mushroom off when you can. It preserves the immune system of the mycelium that the mushrooms grow out of. Ripping them off like that is akin to tearing a scab off your body and leaving the open wound susceptible to infection.

Do you sell seeds?

She should be retired. Not a good momma.

If you treat mama cows the same as mares are treated, then things might work out better. Give these mama cows a private birthing area. Consider them as equal to horses (which us humans do NOT eat ...as a rule). Consider them more than $$$. I'm turning vegetarian myself. Cows are just as valuable a creature as horses are, they are just as beautiful, and I'm more and more convinced that we should NOT be eating them. We can get our "protein" elsewhere. Yes yes I know what God says.... But keep this in mind....In the Beginning, God gave us every "herb yielding seed, and every tree that bears fruit yielding seed..." (see Genesis). Only after the Flood, did God say we could eat "meat". Think about it....Prior to the Flood, when God created the Universe, mankind, and the animal kingdom.....we were to be caretakers of the animal kingdom, friends of the animals, no fear between us and the animals.

I think most of us get emotional in these situations, myself included. We tend to "love" animals. It's difficult to hear about "butchering", or getting weight on a cow for more money. Whereas on the opposite side of the spectrum, cows are very affectionate animals, who can develop a major bond with humans, just like dogs and other pets. Turning vegetarian might be a good idea for myself. Besides, I hear it's healthier anyway.

I was interested and decided to research this subject.....Cows may reject their calves for a variety of reasons, including a failure to recognize the calf, a medical problem with the calf, or a lack of experience with giving birth. This is more common in heifers, who have less experience and a lower level of oxytocin released. The mama cow may be confused or uncertain. The smell and taste of birth fluids drives maternal behavior, and if this process is interrupted, it increases the likelihood of mis-mothering. One farmer's trick is to pour grain over the calf's back when it is first born, to get the mother to lick the calf. This cleaning should help the cow's maternal instincts to kick in. But one of the most effective ways to minimize your cow rejecting its calf is to plan ahead for the calving. Handle your cow regularly so you can handle her effectively after she has given birth. Prepare a PRIVATE birthing location for her. Cows will more readily bond with their calves if allowed this privacy. Young heifers may be intimidated by older heifers. Smear some of the birthing fluids across the cow's mouth and nose to stimulate her mothering instincts.

ALL baby calfs are so very cute. Greetings from Canada. Happy to see you take such good care of your cattle sir. Myself I don't know anything, except I remember naming the calfs when I was a young girl, for my Grandmother and Grandfather. Now, as an adult, I wish I could do it all over again, so that I could better appreciate these beautiful animals!

The mother has never seen herself! Lol

Poor baby. I’ve seen vet giving oxytocin to mares before.

One of the vets in Australia showed a video that bonded an orphan colt to a mare that lost her foal. He rubbed the mother’s manure on the new baby horse, to give it, her smell. They were able to get the strange foal accepted in a short time and she readily nursed it. I think it took a few hours.

Let the bees work them tallow trees!

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Will too much rain area. Make it work less effective & dangerous like some spill water make ground on some areas or joins

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Down here, Arizona, mesquite is standard forage. It's grass that's a treat :)

I put a cheap carabiner in the lock slot for insurance on my gates, but that chain seems to work great as well

Could it have been that the calf didn't look enough like her for her to recognise that it was her calf?

Good to see that you know what direction to go. It would be interesting to see if you can get a heifer calf out of the angusX heifer from the southpoll bull for possible future breeding

Where are you from I’ll give you $800

I appreciate you sharing your thoughts!

We feed supplements to keep the mommas healthy

We do dna on all cows/bull/calves. Very simple procedure. With our registry only 100% full blood dna tested can be registered. All of ours are 100% fullblood.

It was great thank you, I will be able to sleep tonight, unlike last night! Now you have told me 95% no problems & I can see I still hav a few weeks to go.

Talk to your county extension. Often times, your county will have a no-till drill to loan.

This is so helpful and simple!

You need some new bulls, those calves aren’t gonna cut it lol

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I'm in Louisiana. Near Texas border. Close to Toledo Bend. I cut several foen behind the house and now they are sprouting everywhere like 4x more

I’ve noticed several large Chinese tallow (Popcorn) on my property have died with no help from me. These were right along a chain link fence and competing with large water oaks. A couple of them are at least sixty feet tall, so dangerous once they start falling apart. In addition, we have those blasted China berry, Chinese privet, and a hundred other invasive species here in south Alabama. It is a full time job keeping these things under control.

Give cow her favorite food, she will associate treat with milking, bribe her