Old home week! "Anderson Trucking" - gesh, West Sale Barn - years ago "Short-legs Anderson" drove at the same time as I did, for Dalton Doctor. We created some "road-memories" together. West Sale Barn - Aunts worked in the office, Dad's brother every sale day, out back. I grew up on a farm just down the road a bit from yours - just outside Houghton. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
Love watching U and Dane work Together in Unison. U Guys Rock, and just Makes my Day. Dane is a Gem and is so Talented. What a Great Son. Always thinking Positive. Keep up the Great Work, and Hope u Guys made a Bundle on those Open Calves. Keep it Pushing, I luv it!
I watch farm channels from Wiconsin, Iowa , Mn , & Mt . All are experiencing a thaw ... Some are concerned that loss of the snow pack so early will effect moisture levels come spring planting...
@@fabriceenjalbert4538 *Welker farms , Mt. *Sonne farms , S Dakota . *Cole the corn star , Iowa. *Millinnial farmer , Mn. *Larson farms , Mn. *Sleep Ranch S. Dakota. *Geiroc farms , Wisconsin. They're all good , all farm a little different according to geography.
Cattle prices have really come up here the past couple weeks. In Canadian dollars there are 600 lb steers bringing $4/lb this week. I’m sending out a liner load or so of backgrounded heifers next week. I’d like to get my handling system under cover too one day. But I think a new equipment shed with a lean to off one side for calving to replace the old barn is in the plans first.
big difference selling cattle, here in the UK. Each animal has to have a 12 number tag, in each ear, 6 numbers for our farm, and a 6 figure unique number for cow. they have to match the number on pass port, Each animal has its own pass port, that has to move with the animal. would get a reduction in price, for 'dirty' cows, as in shite and mud. for hitching on trailers etc, we have pick up hitches, a hook on the tractor hydraulics, ring on machine, we don't have anything that requires a drawpin, all pick up hitches. enjoy watching you though, keep it up.
It sucks dealing with mud wether working cattle or to feed them. It’s a really messed up winter. Don’t worry we will get snow end of March first part of April during calving season never fails. God bless
good price on the slaughter cows... i say perfect storm.. older guys getting out ( take the money and run) and no young people getting in.. cattle number are down both in USA and Canada . love the mats make them here for around waters . works very good..
Not sure what your like for wind there, I'm up in Alberta and we can get some bad winds, neighbors put up a hoop and it didn't survive long enough to get the first use, I would take a serious look and a wood structure with tin, the way it looks is cattle are gonna be around your facilities for many years to come so you should get good use out of it
Awesome video Matty they were fine looking cows and you're calves are looking awesome Would it be easier to cover you're handling area with a tin roof like a small barn the length of chute and handling area at the back and see how wide you need it After the way you build those windbreaks for the calves it would be an easy project for you and Dane to build Really enjoyed the video as always looking forward to the next one Best wishes from Ireland 🇨🇮
Welcome back and absolutely another spectacular beautiful shooting filming footage and a very interesting video to watch .. thanks again
Old home week! "Anderson Trucking" - gesh, West Sale Barn - years ago "Short-legs Anderson" drove at the same time as I did, for Dalton Doctor. We created some "road-memories" together. West Sale Barn - Aunts worked in the office, Dad's brother every sale day, out back. I grew up on a farm just down the road a bit from yours - just outside Houghton. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
Glad you found us ! what farm site was your family’s
Love watching U and Dane work Together in Unison. U Guys Rock, and just Makes my Day. Dane is a Gem and is so Talented. What a Great Son. Always thinking Positive. Keep up the Great Work, and Hope u Guys made a Bundle on those Open Calves. Keep it Pushing, I luv it!
I watch farm channels from Wiconsin, Iowa , Mn , & Mt .
All are experiencing a thaw ...
Some are concerned that loss of the snow pack so early will effect moisture levels come spring planting...
Hi can you mention some extra channels to watch ? Interested in getting new names thanks … and RS this one is great . Great videos
@@fabriceenjalbert4538thanks for watching!
@@fabriceenjalbert4538
*Welker farms , Mt.
*Sonne farms , S Dakota .
*Cole the corn star , Iowa.
*Millinnial farmer , Mn.
*Larson farms , Mn.
*Sleep Ranch S. Dakota.
*Geiroc farms , Wisconsin.
They're all good , all farm a little different according to geography.
You might contact Twin Elm Farm. They have a hoop barn in Canada.
Cattle prices have really come up here the past couple weeks. In Canadian dollars there are 600 lb steers bringing $4/lb this week. I’m sending out a liner load or so of backgrounded heifers next week. I’d like to get my handling system under cover too one day. But I think a new equipment shed with a lean to off one side for calving to replace the old barn is in the plans first.
Thanks 😊
big difference selling cattle, here in the UK. Each animal has to have a 12 number tag, in each ear, 6 numbers for our farm, and a 6 figure unique number for cow.
they have to match the number on pass port, Each animal has its own pass port, that has to move with the animal.
would get a reduction in price, for 'dirty' cows, as in shite and mud.
for hitching on trailers etc, we have pick up hitches, a hook on the tractor hydraulics, ring on machine, we don't have anything that requires a drawpin, all pick up hitches.
enjoy watching you though, keep it up.
It sucks dealing with mud wether working cattle or to feed them. It’s a really messed up winter. Don’t worry we will get snow end of March first part of April during calving season never fails. God bless
Ya Iam sure that there is more to come! will be nice to freeze up again thanks for watching
lets go love it
After you bale graize do you disc and sow , just sow or nothing? 20:40
good price on the slaughter cows... i say perfect storm.. older guys getting out ( take the money and run) and no young people getting in.. cattle number are down both in USA and Canada . love the mats make them here for around waters . works very good..
Not sure what your like for wind there, I'm up in Alberta and we can get some bad winds, neighbors put up a hoop and it didn't survive long enough to get the first use, I would take a serious look and a wood structure with tin, the way it looks is cattle are gonna be around your facilities for many years to come so you should get good use out of it
Another good one.
Accusteel 360' long calving barn with 60'x60' working facility in one end. Awesome for weather protection and natural light
Awesome video Matty they were fine looking cows and you're calves are looking awesome
Would it be easier to cover you're handling area with a tin roof like a small barn the length of chute and handling area at the back and see how wide you need it After the way you build those windbreaks for the calves it would be an easy project for you and Dane to build
Really enjoyed the video as always looking forward to the next one
Best wishes from Ireland 🇨🇮
Oh how I remember loading cattle in the slippery yards😳😳
i dont have cows i will just watch yours for u lol
Fun
So came up with the idea ? ... Who's idea was it to make the mats ?... Yours or Dane's ?...
Oi 👍✌️👏✌️👍👍
Where does the horn come from?
Wagyu they are mostly all half bloods
Having that many dry cows i think i would be calling them bulls
Good looking hamburger material.
Headed to Demkota Beef 🥩 no doubt
1st view!!!!
Ice doesn't look like a good thing next to the barn .
No doubt plan is to build a lean
Just say you were late.
Go tin tarp buildings r junk lol
He must of made money!! If he didn’t it would have been a whole video of bitching and moaning about poor me.
I was rich all the way home then I took check to bank they said you better keep ranching!! Dang almost