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Countries and Cities all over the World can not even solve their local homelessness, but they tell you they can cut green house gases and the change the World's Temperature for a few extra of your tax dollars. Scam Alert !!!!!!

Ancester took hundreds and we did it in two hundred... lol. Not exactly speedy compared to ancestors. Poor point made poorly

Love cows enjoyed this video ❤

Isn't he supposed to be saying heifer, not highfer,

The monday chicken 😂❤

information here is good to understand where we have evolved from. The one bred not mentioned here is the Full blood Maine Anjou cattle at least in North America

Thank you for gathering all this information and showing us variety the all of us viewing probably couldnt find on our own!!!God Bless them you n your family n all your viewers!!! N Jesus to Lead them All Home Later!!!

While I wouldn't say Belted Galloway are a big herd, they do find their way into onto many beef operations here in Canada for farmers that want variety in their herds.

Cracker Cattle are just Florida Corrientes....same Spaniard Andalusian Stock Bovines.

Such a great video! Thanks for sharing about Dutch Belted cows and using me and my girl in the video! 😄

Half the pictures have no connection to the AI generated narration.

I'm not biologist but I'm pretty sure you're not cross breeding those sheep with cattle. Why is that picture even in their? come on!!

The little sheep is adorable

Happy Hogs Farm is following you from Uganda. We are situated in Kamonkoli, near Mbale City in Uganda

How beautiful they are! Would love to have a pair!

Cayuga lose the green sheen and Become white, vaey hard to breed for show

The australorp holds the egg rrecorded

I am fine with geese but afraid of turkeys! Majestic creatures!

do savanna goats

Too fast, name is not printed to see , hard to get the name spelling etc.

Your video mean a lot

Do they sit on eggs and are good mothers?

The problem is men MESS whith what God made perfect

Pls how do i get a pure breed duroc . Watching from Nigeria.

I Like it kalahari

Would you be able to ship it to INDIA?

I pet my pigs. Even give them belly rubs.

The biggest ass I ever worked with owned a great mule named Oscar.

“Their thick necks are what makes them so capable of pulling carts and wagons,”… And their handlers across the lot when they decide to take for grass instead of whatever else you’re trying to do with them.😂😂😂 But seriously though, I have a Fjord I purchased as a weanling. He is 6 now and he is THE most relational horse I have ever owned. He does have a LOT of his own ideas about how things should be, but so long as you talk him through it, he works out alright. I have found that although he is tough, he is actually quite sensitive to emotions, and does not like angry people AT ALL! He was the easiest horse I ever started under saddle as far as accepting me and tack, but one of the most difficult to get straight. He’s plenty forward and has a lot of tempo, but he’s actually much more flexible than he looks. He’s got a great “sense of humor,” and wouldn’t intentionally hurt a flea, but because he is 15hh and weighs 1,200lbs, is super brave and isn’t afraid of anything, he is a bit like a bull in a China closet at times. We live in Alaska, and I will catch him laying flat out sleeping in a snow storm at -10F like he’s tanning on a beach, while all my other horses are huddled together with their blankets on.😂 I have learned a lot as a horseman by working with him, because he certainly isn’t like the Quarter Horses and Thoroughbreds I’ve had/have and worked with for almost 50 years. But don’t think they are for everyone.

I need wyandotte eggs for hatching in Pakistan. Can u deliver me.

I saw you sneak the swans in!

Very Nice top

Id love them as a pet

here are some suggestions for your next couple of breeds that i personally plan importing to the us Balkan donkey Mongolian horse Nguni cattle Spanish fighting cattle Barbados black belly sheep soviet and Vladimir heavy draft highland cattle Chianina cattle English longhorn cattle and Romagnolo cattle

interesting...

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I own a Fjord. She is a 21 year old mare and overweight. We ride her 3 times a week but plan o. Working her 2 more days a week. My husband feeds her 1 flake of Teff and 1/2 flake of Alfalfa morning and evening. Plus 2 cups of senior feed. I'm going to ask him to lower the Teff and see if that helps. Any tips are welcome.

I want meishan pig

Very informative, thanks!

We got 5 of them about 3 weeks ago. They are the cutest little animals. They'll walk right up to you and use your legs as a scratching post and if you scratch their belly they'll loose control and just plop over on their backs as you continue to scratch them. Really cool little pigs. Even if they're completely full, they'll follow you around and run after you just to hang out it seems.

Female chicks run 200$ males 100$

I bought 5 Silkie Chicks, and it appears at 7 wks, 3 are Roosters. One Lil Fella got the Wry Neck, so we gave Supplement of Vitamins with amped up Vit E, and Lil one is back integrated with the other 4, and doing Super! We Love them, but they'll need to be outside very shortly....got one of those Small Chicken/Rabbit Houses w/Run attached (quite cheaply made, but got it from a friend), and with some reinforcement, it should work great! They Like it so far.....I just want them "closer" to us....inside would be great, but alas, I simply can't see an animal having to wear Diapers....sigh Love Love your Video!!! <3

I rode one once in a field in S/W Norway when I was 12. Just a simple bridle and reins, no saddle. The farm where they kept them up in the hills/mountains for the summer told us we could just grab whichever one was happy to let us ride it and take it round the field. Have always loved them.

It's pronounced Niaul, (like Paul) not Njal.

Yay I saw my girl in the videos ❤

Coming from a Fjord owner: Not all Norwegian people were Vikings and not all Vikings were Norwegians. Vikings were akin to pirates. Though they indeed did bring Fjords into battle, the general population of what is now Norway were not all Vikings and they used the horses for work on the farm, or as riding and pack animals. I always learnt that in winter, they would turn the horses out in the mountains, where they could forage their own food, making the horses extremely sturdy. When they were again needed on the farm in Springtime, the horses were brought down again from their mountain pastures and the people would roach their mane, so it wouldnt interfere with the tack. Thats where the typical trimmed mane style of Fjord horses comes from. Also, Fjords are not that rare in Europe and thus not as expensive, though prices for horses in general have gone up the last few years, in Europe. With good pasture management, the right kinds of grasses and herbs and enough exercise, it is absolutely possible to keep some Fjords on grass.

If I had a big enough property, I would DEFINITELY have a flock of these sheep!!!

Peasant not pheasant

Silkie is a brood clutch layer , they lay about 8 to 12 eggs in 2 weeks or so and then go broody and they do this year round , so it depends on if she stays broody or broods a clutch ,but if you try you can get 6 to 8 clutches or so a year BUT never THREE eggs a week ,but we k ow you mean average, Lovely video ❤