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I feed a few calves every winter to fill my freezer. I sell 6 or 8 head every year. I put them on corn for about 3 to 4 months before they go to processing. They are trying to put a local beef processing facility in Richfield Ut to create a local market for beef producers. Do you finish them or just back ground the calves? Not much corn produced here to finish cattle on. I buy it from a farm in Green River Ut. Good luck with your channel I think it will be a big hit.

This farming thing is a huge learning curve. Good luck I know the price of hay has dropped like crazy. It is hard to pay the bills at 100 per ton. I hope your hay does this year.

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Have a property that only gets 10 inches of annual precipitation. And is covered in sage brush if removed and cleared would I be able to dry farm alfalfa? Trying to find someone to dig a well but everyone I talk to doesn't have equipment to go that deep

Interesting. Here in NY, generally hay gets higher in quality- and lower in volume- with each subsequent cutting. First cut has by far the most volume, and is often pretty coarse. Due to our wet springs, it grows like mad, early on. Not uncommon for it to be overripe, too, simply because it wasnt dry enough to make hay at the optimum time... Summers tend to be warm, dry, and humid- and temps rarely go lower than the 60s at night. So it grows slower, and puts more energy into producing leaves and flowers than stems. Grass especially. Third cut will be rocket fuel. IF you get it. Many farms will cut more often- esp for haylage. We always had oats to combine( and some wheat for extra $), then soybeans, corn silage, then feed corn. So extra cuttings had to be worked into that schedule. Fall can be either warm and dry-ish- or wet, wet, wet. Not that big a deal if its for silage- but for dry bales... Good luck!

I am a new subscriber I like your video your video is very informative and interesting

Man….that was an education!

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Very impressive!

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Great video really enjoy the drone footage. Be careful about showing too much detail on the branding. I did a branding video and showed putting the elastics on the bull calves. RUclips pretty much shut my channel down. I was getting more unsubscribes than subs. Good luck with your channel Watching for eastern Utah

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Nice looking country. Where in Nevada was this filmed?

I enjoyed the video it was very informative 👍

Bravo! Thank you for the insight on what is next. Is Cannon Ranch still partnering with Two Pigs Custom? Share our best with the team!

Any AI breeding? And if not why not ?

Looks good. Keep up the good work

Wow !!! Great video!!! Awesome pens!!!!

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Very beautiful, that’s gotta be Utah, right? Or maybe close.

Very nice Mike

I really like a little Hereford mix with the Angus breeding . Great video

Great explanation of the branding culture. I have a small cow calf operation in eastern Utah. I did a video on my RUclips channel showing the branding process and RUclips almost shut my channel down. You showed just the right amount Keep the cowboy life going good job

Keep up the good work, Any chance y’all could break down more of hay operation

So proud of you, Josh and the entire posse my man. Faith, Family and Freedom. Love y’all’s passion for doing it the right way and keeping the right way alive. Keep it up cowboy ❤❤

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They should revert the cattle to its primal state, the Aurochs

Herefords come from Herefordshire in England & you sound the second e so it sounds like Heh-reh-foud (the ou sound as used in should). Oh, and Herefordshire has shear at the end. Not shyre.

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Where are you located.

seeing you be upset about the noodles but then immediately going to improve them is amazing and inspiring to me! i would've given up but you didn't and i really respect that! I love your videos. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.

Please stop the background music. I’ll watch your vids then .

what is the price of hay

Fine looking farm! Pretty nice farmer as well 😜⚓️

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Great video. After feeding that pile out, are you content to continue without plastic covers? Or was there too much waste?

How big is this alfalfa farm?

Hey, do you export to other countries? If yes, please share details.

Alfaalfa is gud for milking

Hi,I am mamun from Bangladesh.I want to import alfalfa hey.please give me yourbFidback.

Now you're trading plastic for tires and they are really a pain. Besides you still have a lot of plastic.

Beautiful country out there

Paul, enjoy your videos and that's a great looking crop! Could you elaborate more on your three way blend? You stated triticale and beardless barley... what else? Also, how do you plant into your alfalfa? I have a 1590 JD no-till that will work fine into alfalfa, just wondering if it will harm the alfalfa stand? We have a few older meadow circles we could do this on this fall. Kind regards.

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what is better period/stage to make alfalfa hay? plz ans.

I learned a ton just listening to this fellow talk about hay variants, inputs, harvest times, and implications to animals digestive tracks. Thank you!

Hello friend, I am going to be managing a pivot or two of alfalfa in Wyoming. I would love some advice and recommended resources that you know of that I may study and soak up all the knowledge I can.

You guys have it down to an art be great to see more videos of yours cheers