Heifer has Backwards Calf
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Congratulations, Cole for your picture on Dakota Farmer!
YES very nice picture
My husband and I look forward to your videos. We’re not farmers, but enjoy the banter between you two and learning about what you go through. I was wondering if you would consider naming a heifer that has survived issues, Ashlynn, after our granddaughter. In short, Ashlynn is a gift from God. She was born with her small intestine not able to grow. At 2 days, we were told to take her home and enjoy her. Others had only lasted 2 months. We were told there would be no chance of transplant. Well, 17 months later, she went through a 5 organ transplant and released to go home 21 days later. ( this is unheard of). Normally it’s at least a 6 month stay. Fast forward, we just celebrated her 20th birthday.
What a beautiful story to read. Thank you for sharing that! Happy Birthday to Ashlynn! 💜🙏🏼
My husband and I also watch all of their videos. Great and uplifting story about Ashlynn!
What a wonderful gift from God! After so much worry!
Thank you for the replies. We have proof that miracles happen.
That is so Wonderful about your grand daughter Ashlynn! God Bless her - your little Miracle all grown up!
That's so funny how that one random calf just walked in and was hanging out
Brian’s ground support.
I really like it when I get to see the close up views of the cattle when they sniff the camera. Curious animals just like children.
Congratulations Cole, on your modeling career. Lolol. Glad you finished your coloring book.😮
Congrats on the cover. Cole also saw where you did an interview on how the channel started. Brian we won't tell him, but we all know everyone started watching because of you !
It was a good interview.
We all know Brain is the star of the show.
Cole/Kodak Moment! 😆
Great to see Jeff again. Even if its briefly
Always good to see Uncle Jeff!!!!
Very good article. The smart people know without the farmers the world will starve. Keep up the good work.
At this moment, in Europe (I'm from Belgium) a lot of farmers in a lot of countries are protesting against the WEF and the crazy EU regulations. Go farmers!
I like the calving barn layout, all gates & no panels makes for easier cow working & cleanout. I like the gentle way Cole handled that calf. It's not all about money.
Any cattle man knows its not all about money!
Brian… you made me start singing…. Sonne Farms is the place to be.. farm living is the life for me…
Great content Cole, Mr. Brian and uncle Jeff
Cole, so glad you did not get hurt by that cow in the shoot!! So glad you were both thereto help that mama cow out so that she had a live baby, Great job Brian. Keep up the great video's, need to see more babies born if you can. God bless, continue to be safe.
The Sonne obstetricians and gynecologists of Cattle! Great job doctors!
The 4010, 1960 to 1963, was the predecessor to the John Deere 4020 which is widely regarded as the most popular tractor ever produced by John Deere and perhaps any other tractor manufacturer in the United States. The 4010 was rated at 80 horsepower in 1960, but tested at 84 horsepower during Nebraska field testing trials making it one of the most powerful two wheel drive farm tractors at that time.
Great to see Uncle Jeff in his dashing Trappers hat me and the viewers love to see him doing cattle things.
Congratulations, Cole! Good to see Uncle Jeff. And good work on saving the calf.
Am i the onlyone who noticed? At 9:27 into the Video. Another Calf, came to Help? Wants to say HAPPY BIRTHDAY CUZ! Front or Back! GREAT SAVE! ❤❤❤
GREAT SAVE!!!! Brian & Cole....
Good seeing 👀 Jeff out & at it...
Thank you again, as always another AWESOME VLOG...
Nice Cover shot on Dakota Farmer Cole...
🎉CONGRATULATIONS 👍🎊
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The Sonne Clinic of Bovine Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Stroupe Waffle AND Busch Latte in the old fridge. Winning combination during claving season.
"What did he do, finish a coloring book?" Classic Brian. That Smashing Pumpkins song; I already knew it well, but Brian's description made me have to go look into the the background of it. Yeah, definitely dark.
Yeah, that's my new line.
The DF article and Soybean Board video were awesome! Thank you Sonne Farms for all the great content, the explanation of the backwards calf was really good. And ... Hi, Jeff!
Brian’s few bars of Green Acres made my day!
I appreciate you guy's affiliation with farm rescue! I knew nothing about farming/Ranching but at least I can hold a conversation with people about it now! Thanks you!!
Great work with the new calf Brian and Cole. Nothing better than new life on the farm..Thanks for showing the 4010. .Fantastic memories for me as I left school in the July of 1968 and started my working life as a John Deere apprentice. My first job was helping the head mechanic split a 4010 to replace the clutch.I didnt have a clue what I was doing then but I soon learned 😂😅👍..One of many over the next 9 years..!!
Love the humor between father and son.
The "word" and "rural definition" is always entertaining. Please keep that up on the clave tote board. Wishing y'all the best this year.
Those raccoons always putting holes in things and leaving little "presents" behind. It nice to have a classic open station tractor around for those special occasions.
GREAT cover shot Cole!! Good representative of farmers everywhere!! Ya brought that calf back from the brink!! And your labyrinth of gates and fences never ceases to amaze me. Even Rube Goldberd would be awed at your work!! AND how darn good it DOES work! Great video man, super coverage. Thank you guys. I know it takes a lot of work to produce a quality product like this. Thanks again.
Your getting popular Cole!
Glad that baby was ok
Thanks for another great video Cole and Brian.
It was most interesting.
Thanks for helping that cow deliver her calf. You both are excellent herdsmen and know what to do. You saved the calf. Outstanding job guys!!!!!!!!!
Cole having your picture on the Farmer magazine is great. You are looking good on there. Nice going.
Appreciate the way you keep an eye on your cows and get them inside to calf. Both of you are great caretakers of your herd. Proud of what you do. An honor to watch your videos.
About it I guess. Thanks for everything Cole and Brian. Take care and be safe.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
Amazing video Cole and Mr. B. thank you both so much.. Nice to see Jeff also
Cole I liked the interview on "Hunger for Truth" I watch all of your videos from overseas
Great job saving the calf Brian and Cole
Hey Congratulations Cole, for making the cover of a magazine! I read the article and was surprised to hear there's people who hate agriculture! Don't these people like to eat? I've learned a lot from your videos and have to admit the cattle raising is my favorite. Keep those videos coming and educate America!
And the world, farm in New Zealand, our Green political party tooooo many live in cities now!!!
Congratulations on saving that beautiful heifer calf, delivered backwards from her heifer mom! We've had a few of them ourselves and sometimes you win and sometimes you lose. We start calving in mid-April/May and pray we don't get some nasty storms up here in sunny, cold, Albertie, Canada.
thank you for showing that all does not go "peachy" all the time. I truly appreciate that part of your show. We farm, work hard, and have to deal with it daily. Love it, as you do, but it is... work :)
Jeff for president lol he dont chat much but seems very nice 😊
What a great job you folks do with these calves thanks for the video.
Bull checking on a cold day can be decieving. :). Great video.
Congratulations on the calf pull and the magazine cover!! I love calving season especially since I don’t have to walk in that muddy muck! It was a rough day here. The Texas panhandle is on fire big time. Last report it was traveling fast and was just over 5 miles from the Amarillo City limits. It was said to have burned at last report up to 750,000 acres with 20% containment. A cold front blew here 100 miles south and it was a total smoke out and warnings to stay indoors. Schools held the kids in for lunch due to smoke. I had to run errands and waited till the smoke cleared a little and the wind and smoke hit again right after I pulled in the garage. It’s been in the 70’s and tonight temps going down and sleet/snow early hours through tomorrow. Our ground is too warm to stick but it is coming in from the gulf so unlikely to help the fires. Please pray for our firefighters, lost lives, homes and stock as many are volunteers and others are being sent from every city. Lubbock sent crews to assist. 🙏🏻💔
Cole: How do you do this, so well, three times a week!? Great video.
P.S. love the way the cattle sniff and snuffle the camera ... naturally inquisitive.
Congratulations Cole you made the news.😊 Thank you for another excellent video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Well done with the breech calf! Also nice to see the 4010 have new life.
I'd like to kindly request you consider naming a bull calf after my son Trygg. He was born 10 days after his due date and we were concerned that he had turned over in the womb so might be breech. All turned out well. He was 10 lb 10 oz when he arrived! Poor mama 😁. Thanks Brian and Cole. I hope the rest of calving goes as well as the first part of the herd.
That 4010 is a nice tractor 🚜 👌
I didn't know they still printed the Dakota Farmer. Years ago, the Dakota Farmer was printed in Aberdeen, where I grew up. My mother had a part time job at the Dakota farmer. This would have been in the early 1970's. She would work a few days a month when they published the Magazine. I remember getting yelled to hurry up and get ready for school cause she had to go to work. Dakota Farmer building was a couple of blocks west of the Northern Campus on main St. That building was remodeled into apartments.I had completely forgotten about that story. I just recently retired, been living in Sioux Falls for a while. I started watching way back when Cole was going to Sdsu. Keep the good videos coming.
thanks!
Another great video Brian and Cole! I learn something new every time - like about the group of 6 or 7 claves with 2 Mamas hanging back while the others go to eat. Amazing how these cattle have it all figured out. Also about the backwards (presentation) calf and how you knew something was amiss by the direction of the calf’s hoof. You’re using your combined cattle raising and schooling experiences on a daily basis & that’s a good way to live life. Thanks again!
Not too many viewers are likely to get the Green Acres reference Brian made, but I’m old enough to get it!
"I Finished my first colouring book" Brian you absolute legend. That made my day. Thanks for the great content guys, keep it coming. cheers.
Cole, I watched your recent interview! Very good representation of the modern small rancher/ farmer! Proud to be from SD!
I am glad you saved that calf, and it was a heifer, would not want an ass backward cow named after me, lol. Cole, I am going to get me a copy of Dakota Farmer and send it to you so you can autograph it for me. It will be a prized possession.
He should get a bull named after him. Hes always helping and i dont think ive seen him not smile on here. Such a happy spirited guy.
Who are you talking about?
Greetings from Ontario Canada! Would love to have you name a calf after my husband, Skip. He has spent the last year receiving chemotherapy and radiation treatments for cancer and we get a lot of enjoyment watching your videos in the evenings. Keep up the good work.
Always fun to get a good glimpse of your white board and see the comments. Good word today! Centipede!
Something I just noticed about 4520. If You add 45+20=65. I'm 64, One Month, and Two Weeks Today! 65, my next Goal.
I Love when You say to the Newborns. Welcome to Sonnie Farms! You should also try say; Happy Birthday! I did to both my Children! Jason & Sofia❤❤ ❤
Love the day to day between Father & Son! And Jeff + Thanks for sharing. Look forward to every video.
Another great video. I learned something new today. When a calf comes out backwards the mother’s tail bone and the calf can get wedged. So you have to pull downward. Plus with the umbilical cord detached,you need to move quickly. That I found interesting.
Congratulations on finishing your first coloring book. Your parents must be proud. I know your dad is. You can see it in his eyes. 😂❤
lol
I learned to drive a tractor on my dad’s 4010. Spent a lot of summer days in the field on it. Loved seeing yours in the video.
Who else caught the Green Acres reference? Cole that calf probably heard the weather forecast and turned around and said nope I am not doing that! I have been craving stroopwafels for a while now. I have to drive about 40 minutes to get to the Dutch store that sells them though. Last time I was there I bought the Keukenstroop but I haven’t ordered the Wafel press yet. I can not wait to eat a fresh one some day.😊
Nice work pulling the backwards calf fellas. Well done.
Brian and Cole you guys are True Farmers you do it all and even provide entertainment thanks for what you do I have so much Respect
Cole, as a young (small time) farmer myself I really enjoy your videos and the awareness you bring to the people who have no clue what farming is really about and how hard it can be. I live in Alabama and we don’t deal with the extreme cold like you do but non the less the work load is still here. I work a full time job and farming is more of a hobby. I envy you and your life as a full time farmer. It has to be in your blood to truly love it and be good at it. I would love to be a full time farmer. But most people only see the good side of farming and don’t see the hard times which, if we are honest those hard times come around quite often. So just a thanks to you for your dedication to showing what farming is all about. And yes I know there is still lots of things we as farmers have to do that RUclips want allow but I think most people see the big picture. Some are still clueless. Thanks man and happy farming.
P.s. Wesley sounds like a great bull name!🤣🤣
So great video of pulling baby calf. Watching the calf get its breath, lay
up on its belly with Coles help. That is beautiful😊
Congratulations on getting that difficult heifer calving completed safely with both Mum and calf doing OK.
Just another good reason to get the heifers calved and settled before the heavy calving action from the main herd as your able to monitor what is happening much more closely and minimise troubles. Dan
Don't take that crap from the haters, Cole. You are outstanding in your own field.
Hi Brian and Cole, from Halifax NS 🇨🇦.I adore your videos. Love calving season but love planting and harvest even more.
May there be a possibility of naming a calf " Canuck" for all of us Canadians that lovingly watch your videos. Thats what we call ourselves up here ... keep up the great content. 🇨🇦❤️🙏
Unreal job and explanation of what happened. Pulling backwards calves sucks, yall made it look easy.
Congrats on the cover. I am amazed at how easy ya'll make calving seem. Experience pays off.
Your picture on the Dakota Farmer, hey. Congrats on that and on the calf, delivering a calf that's being born backwards is a task, but you guys did good. Have a nice evening!
Thanks for the curious camera sniff at the beginning there miss cow.😄😁. Thanks Cole for the video.
Congrats, glad you were there to catch that, and it didn't happen overnight.
Making your Dad so proud to be 😊a farmer ❤
2/28/24 - Thanks for the video today! I look forward to following y'all.
Congrats on another successful delivery. ❤ Be safe and stay warm .
I love a good Jeff sighting. Howdy, Jefferino! Good save on the calf. I learn so much on your channel! I also know I was right in not pursuing veterinary school because I have to close my eyes through all the calving videos. Really enjoyed seeing Cole on the cover of the magazine. You are a credit to your industry.
I have only been watching you guys for six months but I went back and watched every video from the beginning to now and let me say what a operation you guys have great to see family working together and having fun
Not sure if you remember me, I was watching all your videos last summer as i healed from a serious illness. I told ypu i was moving to South Dakota to become a rancher once I finished healing.
Well I ended up in North Dakota instead, but my dream of being a rancher has finally begun!
Thanks for all the awesome videos, they definitely gave me a head start on learning.
Have a great day!
Glad you are able to start ranching!
Back in the early 70's our one and only green tractor in a sea of orange was a 2010 it's good to see a 10 series still used.
way to go DR brian and DR cole the worlds best baby calf doctors🤦♂🧑🍳😁😁😁
well done getting that one out , i know sometimes they can be hard , lets hope you don't get to much snow , love the old Tractor too , love seeing these old tractor back working , that would be just the tractor for raking up hay Cole 😁
Nice cover Cole! Great video as always! Stay warm! Cows lookin good!
Congrats on the cover, saving the calf and another fab video!
You two are hysterical, enjoy your bantering!😂
Great video Cole Brian and Jeff
Hey Brian, you should be proud of Cole. That coloring book said 3-5 years, and he finished in 2 1/2 LMAO
Great job saving that calf guys!!!
I loved Brian's reference to Green Acres theme song when he fired up the old JD.
That is besides the fact that they saved a breach calf, I think that's what they called it back in the day's
Awesome video. Things we deal with all the time on our ranch. So glad you could share it with the world. For our beaches, we always make sure to reach in and pull the tail down between the legs so it doesn't catch on the momma's tailbone as you mentioned. Keep up the good work!
Good one again today fellas. Good to see Uncle Jeff.
Beeks from Jamestown, Ohio.
I was eating lunch the other day at the kitchen table and I looked over at the Dakota Farmer and did a double take. Here it’s Cole Sonne out standing with his cowz. Good job.!!
I am totally impressed with Brian's farming knowledge
Rural definitions....Cracking me up. Great job on the breech calf. Strong work y'all!
It's great seeing family farms making it! That"s what built America..... You guys are rockstars!!!
Congratulations on the cover Cole. I don’t know whose cow it is but there was one in yours and Uncle Jeff’s (hi Uncle Jeff) group that had a white crescent moon shaped mark on the side of its face. Loved that one!
Stay safe and warm during your snow storm 🙏🏻❣️🙏🏻
Good video Cole and Brian and Jeff yal stay safe
Uncle Jeff ain’t playing. He is using the hot stick !!
Good job boys, really appreciate the information you all provide.
Congrats cole. every day after school i always watch you guys and i enjoy watching you guys you make my day and have a safe calving season.
Do they cough because they were running?---Uff da, I had to watch Brian backing off the trailer TWICE just to confirm how scared I was he'd roll off either edge...wow!---I loved the celebrity photo!
awe you care!
@@briansonne814 Aw, you betcha!
I enjoying seeing all of Sonne Farms working facilities. Cattle facilities are like finger prints, no two will be alike! Appreciate the birthing tutorial Brian. From my small cow operation to yours, happy claving!
Good job fellas on the backwards calf, those are always the tough ones!
So I created a Sonne Farms by Brain & the Claves Spotify list. Could you possibly add the song of the day into the description when you can. Thanks from a long time viewer!