awesome always like watching your videos finally figuring youtube out started a channel me and my kids have a small beef farm and maple syrup in Wisconsin i know you do shout outs for new people once and a while maybe you could do one for us. awesome farming videos me and kids watch all the time thank you.
I appreciate your honesty, I enjoy watching your videos and learn much from you. I feel your pain with the rain. It's been awful in Northern, Wisconsin.
One of our pastures has just turned into a mud lot too. Once it dries up we need to get them cattle into our sheds. If I were u ben I know ur planning on it anyway but I'd definitley invest in shed space for all cattle on the farm so u have a dry place to bed them at. Have a good day!
When you have as much mud as you have around there you don't have much you can do even if you have plenty of bedding it just gets stomped in the mud. It's been a crazy year here in Nebraska too.
You are correct you don’t want grass too short going into winter it makes the terriers slow next spring g for me wit be slow I’m on week 15 of no rain grass is brown and cattle have grubbed it into the dirt I am predicting May 15 before I can turn cattle out onto pasture
Ben.its a crazy year down here too much rain.over half the2nd got rained on and moldy just keeps raining .got fields of sourgum -Sudan can't even cut too muddy..grazing one field off..
Hungry girls this AM. At least the cattle R not in standing water, just sloppy ground! If the ground dries a bit, can U overseed some rye/winter wheat in the grazing area where U R feeding now & allow it 2 grew under the snow?
Well Ben I look at like this some year have the right amount of and then again have less than enough and than have to much hay choice your poison with mother nature.
Thanks bud!!! The cows are just enjoying themselves
VEESER CATTLE CO. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! watching your videos from Miles City Montana
awesome always like watching your videos finally figuring youtube out started a channel me and my kids have a small beef farm and maple syrup in Wisconsin i know you do shout outs for new people once and a while maybe you could do one for us. awesome farming videos me and kids watch all the time thank you.
Another great vid!
I appreciate your honesty, I enjoy watching your videos and learn much from you. I feel your pain with the rain. It's been awful in Northern, Wisconsin.
One of our pastures has just turned into a mud lot too. Once it dries up we need to get them cattle into our sheds. If I were u ben I know ur planning on it anyway but I'd definitley invest in shed space for all cattle on the farm so u have a dry place to bed them at. Have a good day!
Are lots are looking the same here in North Central Iowa close to weaning and bringing calf's home.
When you have as much mud as you have around there you don't have much you can do even if you have plenty of bedding it just gets stomped in the mud. It's been a crazy year here in Nebraska too.
You are correct you don’t want grass too short going into winter it makes the terriers slow next spring g for me wit be slow I’m on week 15 of no rain grass is brown and cattle have grubbed it into the dirt I am predicting May 15 before I can turn cattle out onto pasture
Your calves are looking good!
Great video!
Ben, I don't like to tell you what to do, but you do need a additional feed wagon for those beef!
Those "Fat Girls" were on that Sorghum before you could get off the tractor!
Ben.its a crazy year down here too much rain.over half the2nd got rained on and moldy just keeps raining .got fields of sourgum -Sudan can't even cut too muddy..grazing one field off..
Run ben run lol
Join the club will not quit raining here
Hungry girls this AM. At least the cattle R not in standing water, just sloppy ground! If the ground dries a bit, can U overseed some rye/winter wheat in the grazing area where U R feeding now & allow it 2 grew under the snow?
I really need to do so.
Well Ben I look at like this some year have the right amount of and then again have less than enough and than have to much hay choice your poison with mother nature.
When you add on to that shed your gonna need a lot of poured cement to feed on and then let the cattle run in pasture, do not feed out in pasture