Calf Sale in Japan & Rego for Heifers ???
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 เม.ย. 2024
- Ive been invited to go to Japan to check out a Tajama Wagyu Farm in the Hyogo province.
This is the 3rd video. Off to a Tajima Wagyu calf sale and we follow the registration process of incalf Wagyu heifers.
#wagyu #tajima #japan
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Really interesting nest of videos of your time in Japan, so regimented and strict but they get the good name and quality. Thanks for sharing all that, great insight into part of Japanese agriculture.
Very interesting video to watch and thanks again for sharing ..
Absolutely wild prices. Couldn't imagine the stress with importing absolutely everything to raise your stock whilst paying that sort of price for your beasts as well. We were all falling over when steers were selling for $5,$6 $7 kg 2-3 years ago.
Surprised to not see them use a crush at all in any of the videos, surely a crush with scales attached would make their life absolutely so much easier.
Once again thanks for sharing. Yes did learn something!!
Man, they really protect the breed with all of those measurements and standards.
The way you whacked that golf ball I’m surprised it didn’t hit Cape Rianga😅
Could you set up a range on the hill country...$$
Wow, those prices!
Very interesting surprised how much they use pen and paper thought being Japanese they would be using more technology than the rest of us and they definitely could do with a te pari set up.
The amount of pen and paper surprised me as well.
Well . . . can't imagine searching the web for Japanese farming . . . be nice to see you back on your NZ farm. Cheers.
Enjoyed ✔️
I remember the big outbreak of mad cow disease the length and breadth of UK. I'm in Scotland. It was heartbreaking. So many anima🎉 died, all you seen on the news were massive piles of dead animals burning. And huge holes being dug in the ground. That is one thing you will never want to have in your heard.
It must have been a very tough time for farmers
@@kiwifarmernz it was. I'm not even a farmer or from a farming background and I found it hard.
That was intresting too know ,,the nose is unique too each animal TIPARI COULD POSSIBLY MAKE A LASER EYE TOO IDENTIFY ANIMALS ENTERING RACE ,,,,tell them too send cheques forward too me😂😂😂for the idea 😂😂😂
BSE Knakerd the beef industry in the UK for years
why couldn't we supply feed to them?
Feed in NZ is expensive. They can get it landed in Japan for the same as what it costs for us to produce it here.
@@kiwifarmernz I know they send hay to China from Western Australia
buy some straws and fix your cows by ai vet ,if you want wagyu