Weaning Beef Calves

Winter is here, and that means it's time to wean beef calves. We already put the quiet wean nose flaps in a week ago and it is time to pull them out and separate the cows from the calves. We've used nose flaps for a few years and have really noticed a positive effect on calves health at weaning time. Follow along as we get this job checked off the to-do list! Video 30.
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[@dobberaaron6658]

I've never seen those things that go in the cow's nose they do it different in Utah but I like watching your guys's stuff cuz you show all kinds of cool stuff I hope your family has a wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year

[@thebigsmallfarmer1670]

They are an excellent tool to reduce stress at weaning time. A very merry Christmas and a happy new year to you and yours!

[@kevinbirn5141]

Hello. I enjoyed watching your video alot. I live on a farm by Reward Saskatchewan Canada. I farm with my 2 brothers and my Nephew. How many Cows do you have on your Farm if I may ask you

[@thebigsmallfarmer1670]

Hey Kevin, thanks for watching! We milk 55 holstein cows and run 65 commercial angus cows

[@tim7409]

At what age are the Quiet Weaners put in, & how long do you leave them in ? When are the calves born ?

[@thebigsmallfarmer1670]

We put the Quite Weans in when the calves are around 7-8 months old. They can stay in for 5 to 10 days. Our calves are born in April and May