MASHONA vs ANGUS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Taking a look back at our angus cattle vs our mashona and why we made the switch.
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Addison Ranch is family owned and operated by Brett and Lisa Addison. They have been involved in agriculture for over 25 years. They keep busy with a native-wildlife hunting business, cattle, goats and raising as much of their own food as possible. Their goal is to work in sync with nature and without the use of chemicals as they manage the land and animals while promoting a healthy lifestyle. They provide tips and techniques on ranching, hunting, gardening and healthy living to help anyone who is like-minded achieve the same goals.
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Good morning yourself, I have been waiting for you to appear, it is my weekly ,Saturday night 9pm time slot where I get to have a large coffee, do a heap of work and don't even have to get out of my armchair. How is the season treating you, my wife;s family in ND said it is unusually warm up there supposed to be up in the 80's this next week, they usually get their first frost in September. Here in Australia we are really dry and praying for a good fall of grass growing moisture.
@@gregkilgour4545 Good Morning Greg!! It’s sounds like you’ve got it figured out. We’re in the same boat you are..praying for rain. In the next 45 days we’ll be pulling dry cows and shipping them to destock a little bit. After the breeding season we’ll probably put all the replacement heifers back in with the cows to have only 1 herd to help with pasture rest. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Thanks 😊
A lot of difference!!😊
@@coyroberts8356 definitely
My limited experience down here in FL is that heat is a major problem.
@@springtimeplumbing6240 same here
Good morning
@@brendaalbee7922 good morning😁
Great video. Love the Mashona! The hair coat and shine in these animals is so remarkable.
Question…Do you do any mineral supplementation at all?
@@puresouthpasturesfarm6460 within the last month I started giving them the Redmond salt blocks. Years ago I used the free choice stuff but had difficulty justifying the cost. Like most inputs in livestock management it’s very difficult to blame any input on an increase or decrease in profit. There are just too many variables involved. So I tend to not use any. When I run out of the Redmond Salt blocks, that were on clearance, I probably won’t use them. However, everything is always subject to change. Chaos!!!😳😳
@@addisonranch gotcha! I guess that’s another huge upside to home raised stock… Well adapted the forage on your ranch. I tried the free choice. I’m in the same boat. Shipping is a killer. I’ve been using sea 90 and a generic mineral. Blessings!
Im shore they taste like beef but.
Just can’t fall in love with the breed. They kinda ugly to me. Just being honest 😢😮😊
@@coyroberts8356 hey that’s no big deal. They’re not for everybody. I appreciate you watching.