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I like how you handle and move the animals when sorting!
Can’t wait till your next video . Love your honesty about cost and profit.
Don’t see any sense in misleading people about how much money I would make or lose. should be out next Sunday!
I'm sure your father is proud of you, as the rancher/farmer you have become. Great job Youngman.
Congrats, Isaac on selling the steers. Glad you did well on the last group, hope that makes up for the lower price on the other two. Hope you have a great Christmas and a Happy New Year 2020.
Same to you! And thanks!
Merry Christmas, an interesting year . . . glad you were happy with the results.
Merry Christmas to you as well!
I think you did a great job and I think you did OK, Have to see your next post to see. ( I do watch all your post) Thanks for sharing and have a nice day.
I've enjoyed your vids and life and thank you, friend. Merry Christmas! See you next year!
Thanks for watching!
You’ve put in a lot of work over the last year. Hoping the results are enough to keep you going into the next. Either way, be proud of what you accomplished. Merry Christmas.
They’ll keep me going for this next year. Thanks for the encouragement!
I’ve just started raising Animals on my small farm (7 acres) and sold some goats at a Local Auction Barn. It’s crazy how in a few seconds all that hard work & time with the Animals is over and done. I hope to see more of your videos soon. Thanks so much for sharing.
I think they all did good!
Looking forward to your follow up video! That third batch did well. Surprised the second group didn't do better than they did.
I know. The second group was the straight black group and I thought they would’ve been the ones to bring 1.30. Anyways, I can’t complain too much!
To give an analogy, it’s like an end of a school year with the graduating class leaving the structured, caring setting as they left your farm. You’ve done your best.
Hope they treat the buyer well. The best I can do is try to start them out well. Have a good one!
I’d say 2019 had been a very good year for you in these areas:
1. continued completing educational goals,
2. success in animal husbandry and farming practices,
3. conscientious business practices; and,
4. a very strong You Tube following by many caring viewers who wish you all the best.
I love your palpation nation hoodie!!
Not sure if I’ve seen a video out there yet of someone who left any sales barn excited. Regardless, those head came from a damn good farm just know that.
True. There is normally something to complain about. But overall I was satisfied I guess. I’ll keep that in mind. Thanks!
Iv never seen or heard of your channel and i thought the title said “selling my sisters” and i was confused, concerned and showed in the span of 3 seconds. 😂😂😭😭😳
As someone who's never even went to a farm and has lived in the city their entire life, this is really interesting. Hope to see more from you soon :)
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I hope you made a decent profit lad, you deserve it 👏 👍
you are one awesome guy, wish you could of got more at the sales barn,but hey shit happens,better luck next time ,you did you best now hope for a profit at least.hopefully 2020 is your yead .Merry Christmas I love you brother hugs till next one Muah.
I can’t complain too much about the prices but yes I can only hope for a better 2020! Thanks for the continual support!
Merry Christmas
If you don’t mind me asking, what kind of feed did they receive?
Marry Christmas yes I will be watching your video's
Could you do a Video on RUclips about all the difference Hay a Person can buy for their Cattle. I only have a PC & would really like to know. Thank you.
What are you feeding them?
Hey just found your channel, love the content!! I shut down my dairy farm on February 19th of last year and have been living the city life as a mechanic. Has felt like something is missing ever since then. Your videos have helped me a lot. Thank you :)
Glad they help a little. Having had dairy farmers in my family I can’t imagine how hard it would be to have to give it up. Have a good one!
thats the big problem to day young people shut down there farm instead of changing thing up to move with the times, i think people look for why they should close thedoors and sell off to a develiper, thats what i like about here, all the farm land it far enough out, no develiper would ever look at the farm land, people need to stop thinking the grass is greener in the city, the city is the worst place to be, when shit hits the fan, mobs of people trying to get out, trying to get food, they will be the first to die..
Arnold Romppai I’m not sure what kinda world your living in but with $13 milk price for someone just starting out, it doesn’t work. Doesn’t matter what you do. I started my farm 3 months after I graduated. I was 20 years old when I shut down, and even after selling what I had, I still owed $20k+ in bills. I sure as hell didn’t want to move into the city, but you have to do what is necessary sometimes.
@@matthalvorsen8616 thats why i said change it up move with the times on the farm that came make a go. i never said 13 milk was good, but thats the usa falt all the way, you have know quota, like we do here witch keeps the farmers milk price up, it not being flooded but huge corporations, you cant buy a milk quota if you tried, unless a farm is closing and sells there's off, but your going to pay in the millions for it
@Steve Slade know one is poking anyone here. i think some just dont get it and are adding things in that are not said, like a lot of hay farmers had enough of low hay prices so they just changed things up and went back to row crops, but now with how dry it has been in parts of the usa, there a shortage of hay in the usa, so the hay farmers here are making a killing selling to the usa, making it hard for use to buy good hay, as its all being shipped out or we find a farmer sitting on his hay, in order to sell at a higher price to the usa later in winter and we can buy from him, if we want to pay that $195 usd a bale, when normaly its 75
Yeah its tuff trying to find the time to sale barn when you are a 48 hr week mechanic and raising 50 momma cows too
I love ❤️ the 13 new calf video I live on a farm in Elgin Nebraska I have red bauldys Herefords red angus black angus and Charolais black winter fase one half Holstein and black
Were they bucket raised from calves they seem so quiet.
I was with you, through the process. I'm doing the same things. It's an expensive learning curve. I really watch because I have no mentor. The most advice a farmer gave me, was good luck. Small farms have it hard. I wish you the best.
I’m glad you at least are trying it out. And yes it can be a very expensive learning curve. But that is why I wanted to post some videos on it because there wasn’t hardly anyone posting anything about bottle calves. I’ve learned a lot from viewers and I hope some of the info has helped you out!
nice feeders
sales are crazy. you get something up to weight, thinking they will bring more per pound and they don't. I think the big buyers have a price per head in mind and they bid less per pound on heavy stock so it works out the same per head. Then, just watched a Wyoming farmers channel where he was finishing out his feeders because he found heavy weights were doing better on average.
Nice Vid👍
Is that brad that hauled your calves? That’s the same guy who hauls mine
If you want them to bring more get solid colored cattle in stead of ones that have white they bring more for some reason just a tip
Some People are unaware that Steers are Catrsted Bulls.
My dad gave me and my sisters we own two cows it is really sad when we busher our calves
Cute farmer lol
Hey Hey buddy..🎄Merry Christmas 🎄 Omgosh I remember when you took a load to the auction last time.. Glad you got at least a pretty penny for most of these steers 💰🍀💰
It feels like it has been forever since I sold some! Like I said, I can’t complain too much about the prices. Merry Christmas to you!
I have done real good selling at joplin in the past but not recently. In my experience it is worth the haul to go somewhere else.
I think I will sell somewhere else next time. The previous owner seemed to be one of the only bidders so there wasn’t much competition for prices. Idk where I’ll sell next year yet though. Any recommendations?
@@FarmandHammer I'm from Missouri as well. I sell at Callaway Livestock and always feel i get a fair price. You being from Springfield I'm not sure you can justify the trucking to truck them up here. If I were you I would check out Missouri Market Reports. They have reports from every major sale barn in the state and that will give you an idea on where you think the best prices are for your size cattle.
WOW!! not many buyers ☹️😔. looks like it was a down day that bay😏😏. Where did go with them.just where are you located in Missouri?
There were much less buyers than normal due to it being an added sale. But there are a few guys in there that buy for multiple people just so they don’t have to show up to every sale. I feel like that costed me a little so I may not sell there anymore.
@@FarmandHammer where did you go with them? Where are you located in Missouri?
First you sorted off heifers. Then you sorted off steers. What’s were you sorting them from if the heifers were already sorted?
I couldn’t get all of the heifers out of the steer group so I started sorting the steers off.
your eyesight must be grrreat!!! lol
Why do you say sales barn
where in southern Missouri do you live? Which barn do you sell at ?
I know for a fact that the salebarn is Joplin Regional Stockyards so I imagine within easy driving distance of Joplin.
Do you debud or dehorn them? You should make a video of it
How come you didnt have the joplin prevac tags since you gave them all their shots?
This was a weird added sale day so since they were selling cows calves and bulls they didn’t run them through like normal.
They just announced what calves they were before they sold.
Great videos. I just started helping with bottle calves. Your videos help alot. Also I think iam close to you. Iam a hour from Springfield. I would love to pick your brain. Thank you.
I'm bull hauler love way you sort no haulin screaming hate yards farmer's do that IV hauled lotta wild cattle in 30 yrs driving just scream really like way ya do it good luck price up great job it's srihink 😆
What type of feed mix do you feed?
The current mix we have was the cheapest we could get due to increased prices. It is mostly corn at around 8% protein.
@@FarmandHammer our feed prices have not changed in over 5 years, still $8.25 per 25kg cracked corn or $329 a ton, ground barly at $119 a ton cnd funds
@@FarmandHammer Thanks! Have a good one!
Time to buy more do it all over again
You’ve got the idea! 👍
Is that Joplin sale barn?
Lol idk
Your a well ordered young man congrats
What sale barn was that?
Joplin regional stockyards
Yes it was joplin
Soooo....who are bidding/buying your product???
Anybody can by his steers. Even slaughter houses
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how does a cow lose 25-50 pounds from standing in sale for 6 hours. sorry i live in a city so i dont understand much of this but its interesting to learn and watch.
A 700lb calf will have at least 15-20lbs of water in him, and when stands in the sale barn all stressed out, he will get dehydrated very quickly. Second, the calf isn't eating anything for those 6 hours but they are still defecating what they ate previously. If you would like to read more about how fast they can shrink check this article out pods.dasnr.okstate.edu/docushare/dsweb/Get/Version-7421/ANSI-3257web.pdf as you will see from the article, standing in a sale barn for 6 hours will cause a minimum of 3.5% weight loss. The conditions of the haul and sale barn can change that number. Hope that helped!
Please read this article. Its amazing how quick they can lose weight. pods.dasnr.okstate.edu/docushare/dsweb/Get/Version-7421/ANSI-3257web.pdf
If you base it off of the article, my calves (averaging 715lbs) could have easily lost 25lbs after standing in a sale barn for 6 hours and being hauled there for another hour. Stress plays a major role!
Bs adding salt oldest trick in the book
Sorry just realized 1yr ago prices better now sorry
you can hide the white mark on a holstein crosses head with black shoe polish....
True but I wouldn’t want my reputation at the sale to get scarred.
@Steve Slade some holsteins only spot on the whole calf is that white triangle on their head, if you can turn that part black you can fool buyers! im not saying its right but you take a holstein thats been graften onto a beef cow and had good milk all his life and solid black he will bring better money at the sale, thell think hes a cross and not a straight holstein. where im from there not on the ring for no 30 seconds more like 10 at the most
Video is too long??? So do u only do a certain time limit on your videos??
No, it is just most people don’t seem to have a 25 minute attention span for one video. That’s why I decided to break it up into 2. Should be out next week
@@FarmandHammer yes it seem to only be the huge number of ADHD USA PEOPLE THAT COMPLAIN OF VIDEOS BEING TO LONG, I HAVE YET TO HAVE ONE IN Canada EVER COMPLAIN OF A VIDEO BEING TO LONG, IT IS NEVER TO LONG WHEN A STORY IS BEING TOLD, WHEN THE VEdIO GETS BROKEN UP IT IS NOW A SOAP OPRA... gees dam caps
@@arnoldromppai5395 because us in the states actually have weather that's good enough to not spend watching RUclips all day. When you live in The great north,I wouldn't want to go outside either.
@@Onehellofaguy You know we have summers, right?
in my 39 years doing calves i have never and will never will sell any steers at any auction, i take everyone one to there last day on earth, between 18 and 24 months, i grass feed and do a 90 day grain finish ,, my next load that heads off to the government inspected kill floor were the inspctor looks over each and everyones in side and the sides hanging, he/she weighs each one, and stamps each side with his inspector number for Ont. Canada and the date, is Jan 13th 2020, and there last day is Jan. 14th 2020
Arnold Romppai where do you take them in Ontario?
@@heywoodjosh to the government inspected kill floor half hour away
@@heywoodjosh to the government inspected kill floor half hour away
@@heywoodjosh there are many of them though out Ontario, there is 3 others with in 5 hours of me
@@heywoodjosh there are many of them though out Ontario, there is 3 others with in 5 hours of me
Yes, m hmm, 50 lbs of grain and feed in their stomachs ... nope, you're not trying to add weight, hope hope.
He’s trying to prevent them from loosing weight while in the sales barn.
Interesting, but terrible sound.
Working on that 👍
Why do auctioneers babel in that stupid way? They make it impossible to hear accurately what they are saying.
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Unethical to make them tank up on water with salt. Trying to make an extra buck. Every pen at sale barn has water. Liar.
I don’t know what sale barn you attend, but this sale barn only has water in overnight pens. If you noticed, they were very full when dropped off and when they went through the ring they looked very skinny. I would argue it is more unethical to not give them extra water before taking them to the sale barn as they would get dehydrated quickly. Whether you like it or not, that’s how cattleman do it. Buyers know it, and pay accordingly. Good Buyers can tell exactly what has been done to the calf within seconds of it walking into the ring.
@@FarmandHammer is that why some packaging houses will ban producers who do it? Get caught doing that and you never can sell cattle there again.