Dennis Martin tells us what it is like raising Charolais Cattle in the western part of North Carolina and about public perceptions on where their food comes from.
I have WONDERFUL memories of time spent at a Virginia barn/farm 1969 onward....and the sun setting behind the Blue Ridge Mountains and turning the Charolais cattle in the expansive, rolling fields adjacent, a peach color. They seemed to like to come to stand under a Poplar tree at the fence line, to watch me ride and cool out my mare in the evening. I suppose it was entertainment for them. They added to the magic. Will never forget....
I purchased some of your Tallow Balm at the Charlotte Farmers Market a few weeks ago. I wanted to let you know that I love, love, love it. It makes my dry rough skin look brand new!
Charolais are the best of the beef breed to cross with dairy for milk yields, they’ll need a lot of food because they get very filled out, but they cross sounds great for a family milk supply. They’re also very well behaved, and my Charolais, Nori, was the easiest heifer I have EVER halter broken, and by far the calmest.
I don't know a thing about them except seems like they're sturdy. AG class in high school was a long time ago. I don't know much about Angus either which brings me to my question. Why does Marc like Charolais or not?
l have a 15 month calf that was abandoned by her momma about 6 months ago. Her momma had just about weened her. She was doing well but now she is loosing weight. I am very concerned. She is grass feed and is in the same pasteur as 2 other cows and a donkey. The other livestock are doing ok. Do I need to supplement her feed? I'm concerned because she was doing so well even after being abandoned but now she is thin...PLEASE I NEED SOME ADVICE!!!!! I was told to put her down she wasn't worth saving...I'm NOT doing that! She's gonna get a fighting chance...please help!!!!
I have WONDERFUL memories of time spent at a Virginia barn/farm 1969 onward....and the sun setting behind the Blue Ridge Mountains and turning the Charolais cattle in the expansive, rolling fields adjacent, a peach color. They seemed to like to come to stand under a Poplar tree at the fence line, to watch me ride and cool out my mare in the evening. I suppose it was entertainment for them. They added to the magic. Will never forget....
I purchased some of your Tallow Balm at the Charlotte Farmers Market a few weeks ago. I wanted to let you know that I love, love, love it. It makes my dry rough skin look brand new!
Great video, well done.
Would you recommend a charolais as a family milk cow? Im looking at a brown swiss/charolais cross.
Charolais are the best of the beef breed to cross with dairy for milk yields, they’ll need a lot of food because they get very filled out, but they cross sounds great for a family milk supply. They’re also very well behaved, and my Charolais, Nori, was the easiest heifer I have EVER halter broken, and by far the calmest.
They will get very heavy and very strong quickly though, as they are a top performing beef breed as well.
I don't know a thing about them except seems like they're sturdy. AG class in high school was a long time ago. I don't know much about Angus either which brings me to my question. Why does Marc like Charolais or not?
You need to fix that hot wire. You got a short somewhere close
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l have a 15 month calf that was abandoned by her momma about 6 months ago. Her momma had just about weened her. She was doing well but now she is loosing weight. I am very concerned. She is grass feed and is in the same pasteur as 2 other cows and a donkey. The other livestock are doing ok. Do I need to supplement her feed? I'm concerned because she was doing so well even after being abandoned but now she is thin...PLEASE I NEED SOME ADVICE!!!!! I was told to put her down she wasn't worth saving...I'm NOT doing that! She's gonna get a fighting chance...please help!!!!
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Question Please answer, How do you breed horns out of a particular type of cattle?
Homo polled cattle come from having a background of cattle without horns, takes being certified over the generations of cattle.
Charolais are fast growing and need grain. Especially to finish.
Is there a way to get in contact with you, I’m a Vet student.
That fence in the background is HOT
Please I need help if somebody can tell me were I can order semen of charolais beef for artificial insemination. Thanks