Trusting in the process is the most painful words that most of the dairy farmers never wants to hear and especially when you are only pumping the money in to the project and at that time it's not reciprocating. The best thing you can do as you have said it to be patient , hang there a little bit longer , try to gets your facts right and act on time.
Thanks, Fred. Very informative. I'm a beginner with an arshie cow producing 4 ltrs. I have been doing free range gracing. My question ⁉️ is, it is possible to do free range around a small perimeter land that I have paddock into four parts , then supplements it with concentrate?
Thanks for watching.My advice to you is,just do zero grazing.Make a simple shed where you can manage your cow well.Let that energy of moving up and down be used in milk making.Those paddocks you can plant quality cow fodder that can last you for a long time.
Nice farm
Yes it is
You are an awesome youtuber. I love your content
Thank you and thanks for watching
Nice dairy farm . Am in Uganda
thank you for watching
Very informative.Great content as always.Keep it up Fred
Thanks for watching
Great
Thank you for watching
Nice content
thanks
Soo much to learn.Thanks for the great content.
Happy to hear that!
Good work Fred, keep on educating our farmers yuo are most trusted person of all youtubers
Thank you.Thanks for the support.I will keep on uploading more informative and educative content.
good work bro
Thank you
Your content getting better and better each day.
Thanks
Thank you so much for this content.I am your ardent follower.Please take us through dairy nutrition also
Thank you i will soon
Trusting in the process is the most painful words that most of the dairy farmers never wants to hear and especially when you are only pumping the money in to the project and at that time it's not reciprocating. The best thing you can do as you have said it to be patient , hang there a little bit longer , try to gets your facts right and act on time.
Exactly....consistency is the key
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Fred what about sorghum silage
very nutritious
Thanks, Fred. Very informative. I'm a beginner with an arshie cow producing 4 ltrs. I have been doing free range gracing. My question ⁉️ is, it is possible to do free range around a small perimeter land that I have paddock into four parts , then supplements it with concentrate?
Thanks for watching.My advice to you is,just do zero grazing.Make a simple shed where you can manage your cow well.Let that energy of moving up and down be used in milk making.Those paddocks you can plant quality cow fodder that can last you for a long time.
@@FredDairyFarm amazing.. will do that
Good one,kindly would like the design of the shed
I will.Thank you for watching
Work on your sound sir
Sorry for that .I will watch on that next time.
Good content bt work on ur sound
I will work on that.Thank you for watching.
@@FredDairyFarm consider giving your contacts please
How is the sleeping place am confused otherwise leaning something ❤❤
For heifers The farmer is using matress and for lactating cows she is using sawdust