Brian explaining his feed and calf model is awesome. Grounding all of us as things progress. Thanks Brain (Brian). Cole watch the biffing action. Good way to see stars and break something important. Tiffany needs you around to help with little Sonne.
Cole I'm telling you you're non-reaction to slipping and falling on that ice was the funniest thing I've seen in ages. I'm still laughing so hard it's hard to write this comment. What a non-reaction! 😅😊 Glad you're okay. Funniest video ever! keep em coming!
Boy that fall looked like a reality check the way you shook it off was amazing. An old guy like myself I would have been outta commission for a week. I could see the pride in your face Cole when you said “I’m going to stop and check on my family “It’s a great feeling when a man can say that.
I haven't missed watching and liking every one of your videos for years but I rarely comment on them. However today's video compelled me to. That brief explanation Brian gave of the business and the decisions that go into it was a highlight for me. Well, that, and Cole falling in the snow of course. Also, the thought of Reed getting old enough to look back at all of these videos someday and see the younger versions of his family working together makes me smile. Congratulations to you all and thanks again for all of that delicious beef.
I'll add my thanks for Mr Sonne's graduate level lecture on calving, weaning, and feed rations. It's like easily playing 3-D chess with all the moving pieces. Makes me appreciate even more my love of NY strip, seared and cooked medium! Also the banter over the antifreeze top off reminded me of conversations I had as a young man roughnecking in the TX Panhandle in the 70's. You could participate in any conversation between Indiana Midwest farm boys and central Texas ranch hands and oil well workers with two phrases, "I heard dat" and "yeh buddy". Worked 100% of the time.
I enjoyed Brian's explanation on the cattle (and pigs) operation. Cole, excellent video and recovery. Take care not to reinjure your knee. Your eyes look tired... I hope you and Tiffany get your little one settled. Thank you!
Brian your mention of what you like in weaned calves was so interesting! Don’t be shy to keep giving your cattle segments. Congrats to all your family on new family member!
I found Brian‘s spiel on what he looks for in his cattle & the reasons very interesting. I am an armchair farmer, Not a farmer & never have been, but always have had an interest in the operation of farms.
Thank you, Brian, for your insight into buying and raising calves. Cole, my firstborn was a little girl. She was colicky as a baby, screaming like you described, any time of day. I remember walking through the house with her on my shoulder crying in pain in the early morning hours with my wife in tears for lack of rest and frustration. I don’t wish that on you.
I know I shouldn’t have laughed at you falling on the ice, but I have done that myself so many times, it just reminded me of some of my more memorable falls.
Cole, your fire alarm story was great. I laughed way too hard. Brian, loved your explanation of how you buy your weaned calves and what your thought process is when going to market. Another great video. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Cole for not editing out the slipping fall on your footage of this post. I am not sure what gene in human nature is that makes us laugh at another's mishap but I found my myself not just somewhat laughing but even replaying it. I hope it is because I could tell you didn't really get hurt and surely we all have empathy of doing the slip, slide, fall at sometime in our life, hopefully when young and resilient. You are a Team Player...Thanks Cole.
Enjoyed Brian’s contribution today. Also, thought it was hilarious when you fell and didn’t say a word about it. Just looked around to see if someone saw you
Brilliant info from Brian. Very rare but very welcome, and fascinating. You can’t get a better mentor for that farm than your dad. Long may it continue
Brian I enjoy your explanation of your cattle feeding very much. As having fed cattle myself I agree with your statements. The way you sort and meditate and move your cattle is so so important and very well thought out. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us. Oh yes you might be nice to Cole for a few days. We all watched the ground jump up and catch him. 😂😅
I loved seeing those white faces look up from the bunk.❤I also had to go back (several times) and watch you fall down. I laughed so hard I had tears in my eyes…y’all are a stoic bunch-I means that in the kindest way possible.
That was awfully nice of Cole to go and show the snow depth up close like that, and even with the risk of great injury he still opted to make sure we understood just how much snow and ice there is on the ground. Loved the moo cow tour with Brian , great tour guide and even better info. Welcome to the land of little sleep Cole. Welcome.
Yes sir! I always enjoy Brian explaining his cattlemen ways. Especially the weaned calves. My bunch, we don’t get many that have been off their momma. But they also don’t go in a feed yard. Ours go on wheat ground. Then we send them to the feed yard.
Thank you for sharing your day with us. The ethanol plant is a trying part of your day for sure. Walking on snow covered ice can result in a fall as Cole showed us. It was good to see Cole making hydraulic hoses. You have the equipment. Your son is making progress. Say "hi" to Tiffany for us all.
Yeah, with infants, you quickly learn to appreciate 6 hours of un-interrupted sleep. It gets better in a couple of months when he (hopefully) starts sleeping most of the night. Thanks for the video, and the tour with Brian to see the CLAVES!!! Take care.
Brian, that's very interesting the way you pick out the cattle you want to buy. I hope nobody steals your secret methods. I'm pretty sure there's more than a handful of people who watch this channel. Don't worry, I won't tell anyone the secret methods.
Worked in Iowa ag most of my career. Loved going from farm-to-farm and learning how that producer maximized her/his available resources. Much the same as the neighbor but hugely different at the same time.
Love when Brian has the camera & talks about his thoughts on his enterprise. Cole will figure out what to do for his son. The first is a steep learning curve. Just be sure the baby’s mom is feeling okay emotionally, spiritually, mentally, and physically.
My youngest son didn't sleep a wink at night for the first year, but it's worth it. Remember patients with baby and Mom . Thanks for farming 💪🇺🇲. Merica
I have been a fan of Sonne Farms since the beginning. You show a lot of love to your tractors. You really should show some love to your tractor trailers. You should get the coding put on them. They don’t owe you a thing have your buddy come over and ceramic seal them and make them look shiny and new like your tractorsshow some love.😅
Hopefully the little dog isn’t lapping up the radiator spillage . Love the Brian walking cattle’s show . We sit and wait for more explanations . Yes indeed.
great job talking about your calvs brian. and cole i have fell on ice 5 times this year thear is alot of blackice on the ground here have a good one you guys.
Liked seeing dad transferring some of that AG School hydraulic training over to you, the devil is in the details more than people know! Loved that you kept in that slip and fall cause hey, it happens. Big thumbs up to Brian for stepping in and describing his reason for doing things, people should take heed if they don't have the same experience up that way. Cole, I hope today's world holds onto some semblance of what it once was and that yourself and Tiffany learn to see early child raising as old hat, it can be hard at first, my first daughter had to have tubes put in her ears and until that was figured out the crying was nearly nonstop.
Thank you Brian for sharing your cattle operation info !! Very interesting !! I wish you much success this year !! Glad you didn't hit your head, Cole, but it is still a jolt. Great videos !! Keep up the great work. Avid watcher and former farmer. Bryan from Kansas
Well, Mr. Brian, I think another year will be good on raising bread heifers. Hopefully you can get them sold before the market slides too far and they tell us cow numbers are up.😂😂 appreciate your time behind the camera !! I guess the reason you’re behind the camera Cole had to go home and take a nap. It’s hard being a new father.👍👍. Thank you.
That was trippy, watching the conveyor shimmy the snow off the chute!---I'm always so impressed with drivers that can back a big rig into tight spaces!!!---Nice looking white faced cows.
Oops, you hit the dirt! Old fellers like me would not get up so quickly, or at all without help, I'm just glad you didn't get hurt. We got a new white face bull back in October, he is younger, so we're working towards getting him to breed the heifers, as well as the few cows we have. Good luck with your calves, hope it all goes well. Best wishes with your son!
Wow, that crimper is a lot faster than the one I used to use. I remembered when my boys were newborns, I always was the one to rock them to sleep at night, and then I got up with them when they were hungry and had their diaper changed and ready to go when Mom was sitting in the chair ready to feed them. It was challenging, but I loved every minute of it and look back on it fondly.
I'm waiting for the day in a couple of years when Reid follows you around just like how you followed you Pa around just like a chip off the old block.😊
thank you Brian for the explanation on the cattle. I love all aspects of farming and what goes into it. I'm still trying to understand the portable gate Cole is making. I'm a visual person so will have to wait until it is done. Stay warm out there. we are expecting more frigid weather here in Maine next week. ' ' ' ''
Confucius say watch out for ice covered by snow. At least you didn’t bop ur head on the frozen ground. Get up, shake it off and keep on keeping on. Thanks for sharing. Take care and stay safe.
We need a little more information about baby SONNE!! I've still got the wedding on my phone and I'm invested in the next generation of the SONNE FARMS!! I even worried about Cole's knee surgery !! I guess that what old grannys do..... That's what babies do Cole ( three things) I'm hungt,wet,and or hey guys remember me!! lol 😂😂😂
It's tough having a new born with those sleepless nights and it can get intense if they don't settle, you just struggle through knowing it won't last forever but parenting is life changing - both parents need to get sleep when you can 💕
Wow Cole that looked like it hurt😮. But that was pretty professional on the recovery. Great job. Thank you Brian. The walk around and information on how you choose your cattle and the raising of them was very interesting 🧐. Cole always a mystery with yungins, bless you and your family.
Brian, thank you for all the information today, not only on the cattle, but Jeff. I have wondered if he did cattle or pigs etc. It is nice to hear the dynamics of the farm and the part(s) everyone plays. And, Cole, I sucked in my breath when you fell, you handled it well.
cole wanted to make a snow angel out in the middle of the parking lot congratulations on your new baby I hope that grandma and Grandma is happy Mr Grandpa we need to name the first boy calf after the baby
Cole, hope you did not injury your knee when you "slipped" on the ice. Baby Reid will get better as he grows, routine is key , every day the same is what you aim for. Tell Tiffany to rest as she can and never turn down help. Keep Reid away from people as illness are every where, remember wash your hands all the time and never let anyone hold the baby without them washing their hands and NO kissing the baby , spreads germs !!!. Brian you are so smart, hope Cole is listening to you so he picks up your knowledge.👶👶🍼🍼
New parents have all the same thoughts, I did too. A bottle and a fresh diaper usually solves the crying issue. It will pass after a while. But they are so wonderful you really don't mind do you? Winter is the bane of farming.
It is hard to comprehend the talent. It takes to buy calves and make it work financially as he is doing. Takes a lot of skill, and there is risk in involved a lot!
A beautiful picture of the family on instagram, its a very hard first few weeks with a first child trying to understand what they want when they cry its mostly food and diaper change the only advice I can give you is the second child was a doddle, that slip was very graceful and the recovery first class, just don’t go hurting yourself as I’m sure Tiffany doesn’t need another baby to fetch and carry for.
Turn your volume up on your TV then lay your baby with you watching TV that way if they hear a noise it won't bother them worked on our 3 daughters 🎉❤❤❤
Cole that was epic. All time bloopers. Please be careful, Bro. Your Wife and Son need you. And Dad needs you also. What's you Brian, my dude. 914 all the way from you NY. Westchester County. I Always watching my farm family. 😳🤓🤨🧐🤔.
Brian explaining his feed and calf model is awesome. Grounding all of us as things progress. Thanks Brain (Brian). Cole watch the biffing action. Good way to see stars and break something important. Tiffany needs you around to help with little Sonne.
I was writing the same assessment and saw your comment. Totally agree, it is great when we get this info.
Ouch! That was painful to watch!
The Brian walk n talk was fantastic. Kudos to Cole for taking a drop and not missing a beat(ing.). Storla Station
Just showing Reed it is ok to fall on your keester.
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….everyone with knee trouble needs to learn how to take a spill…..
There's no doubt Brian is a successful cattleman. Fun listening to his opinions.
Cole I'm telling you you're non-reaction to slipping and falling on that ice was the funniest thing I've seen in ages. I'm still laughing so hard it's hard to write this comment. What a non-reaction! 😅😊 Glad you're okay. Funniest video ever! keep em coming!
I think he was taking a quick inventory of all his parts to make sure he was all good!
It looks so simple - breed ‘em, feed ‘em, give ‘em meds and sell ‘em. SO MUCH more to it than that. Thanks for the walk ‘n talk.
Boy that fall looked like a reality check the way you shook it off was amazing. An old guy like myself I would have been outta commission for a week.
I could see the pride in your face Cole when you said “I’m going to stop and check on my family “It’s a great feeling when a man can say that.
Cole, I appreciate the “reality check” of living where there is snow and ice for weeks at a time. ❤
I haven't missed watching and liking every one of your videos for years but I rarely comment on them. However today's video compelled me to. That brief explanation Brian gave of the business and the decisions that go into it was a highlight for me. Well, that, and Cole falling in the snow of course.
Also, the thought of Reed getting old enough to look back at all of these videos someday and see the younger versions of his family working together makes me smile. Congratulations to you all and thanks again for all of that delicious beef.
I'll add my thanks for Mr Sonne's graduate level lecture on calving, weaning, and feed rations. It's like easily playing 3-D chess with all the moving pieces. Makes me appreciate even more my love of NY strip, seared and cooked medium! Also the banter over the antifreeze top off reminded me of conversations I had as a young man roughnecking in the TX Panhandle in the 70's. You could participate in any conversation between Indiana Midwest farm boys and central Texas ranch hands and oil well workers with two phrases, "I heard dat" and "yeh buddy". Worked 100% of the time.
I enjoyed Brian's explanation on the cattle (and pigs) operation.
Cole, excellent video and recovery. Take care not to reinjure your knee. Your eyes look tired... I hope you and Tiffany get your little one settled.
Thank you!
I enjoy hearing Brian talk about cattle. Thanks for sharing guys
Really enjoyed Brian’s walk to show the cattle. Very interesting video! Cole you did well not to swear when you fell on the ice!!
One of the most graceful fall and recovery I’ve ever seen 😅
Brian your mention of what you like in weaned calves was so interesting! Don’t be shy to keep giving your cattle segments. Congrats to all your family on new family member!
I found Brian‘s spiel on what he looks for in his cattle & the reasons very interesting. I am an armchair farmer, Not a farmer & never have been, but always have had an interest in the operation of farms.
Thank you, Brian, for your insight into buying and raising calves. Cole, my firstborn was a little girl. She was colicky as a baby, screaming like you described, any time of day. I remember walking through the house with her on my shoulder crying in pain in the early morning hours with my wife in tears for lack of rest and frustration. I don’t wish that on you.
Oh my gosh! I had a daughter like that my wife myself and two boys we were going crazy and yes, there was four of us with her. Lol!
I always watch but never comment. Cole, that was comedy GOLD! Brian, your walk and talk was terrific! I think you gave up a lot of secrets
Thanks! We have some good times out here.
Thanks Brian for a look at your cattle! Nothing better to me than a black white face critter. They’re always quiet and calm and they’re good dooers
Loved the talk with Brian about the calves and the feed!
I know I shouldn’t have laughed at you falling on the ice, but I have done that myself so many times, it just reminded me of some of my more memorable falls.
Cole, your fire alarm story was great. I laughed way too hard. Brian, loved your explanation of how you buy your weaned calves and what your thought process is when going to market.
Another great video. Thanks for sharing.
Always enjoy Brian's explanations about what's going on and why. This one was terrific. Learned a bunch.
Pro camera man there! Never lost the shot after the fall!! Congrats on reed, wishing u and tiff the best
Congratulations on the birth of your son
Thank you Cole for not editing out the slipping fall on your footage of this post. I am not sure what gene in human nature is that makes us laugh at another's mishap but I found my myself not just somewhat laughing but even replaying it. I hope it is because I could tell you didn't really get hurt and surely we all have empathy of doing the slip, slide, fall at sometime in our life, hopefully when young and resilient. You are a Team Player...Thanks Cole.
Thanks for the walk and talk Brian.
Really liked Brian’s cattle talk.. very insightful!
Cole, you're gonna feel that tomorrow! yikes!! Brian it was a pleasure taking a stroll with you!
Wonderful episode. I enjoyed Brian’s walk through and explanation of the cattle. Non farmer here so always educational.
Enjoyed Brian’s contribution today. Also, thought it was hilarious when you fell and didn’t say a word about it. Just looked around to see if someone saw you
Your Dads insight on the weaned calves is great 👍👍
Brilliant info from Brian. Very rare but very welcome, and fascinating. You can’t get a better mentor for that farm than your dad. Long may it continue
1/18/25 - Enjoyed learning a little more about raising cattle from the Boss Man ! Thanks Brian
Brian I enjoy your explanation of your cattle feeding very much. As having fed cattle myself I agree with your statements.
The way you sort and meditate and move your cattle is so so important and very well thought out.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us.
Oh yes you might be nice to Cole for a few days. We all watched the ground jump up and catch him. 😂😅
Wow we appreciate Brian sharing his experience with us, very interesting info from Brian Thank You kindly.
Reed and Tiny dog are going to be buddy's and following you and Opa everywhere
God Bless Sonne Farms!
That fall was hilarious. Handled it perfectly 😂.
Glad you didn’t get hurt though
I loved seeing those white faces look up from the bunk.❤I also had to go back (several times) and watch you fall down. I laughed so hard I had tears in my eyes…y’all are a stoic bunch-I means that in the kindest way possible.
It's good to hear how you like to buy Cattle. I'd like to hear more conversation like this one Thanks Brian
That was awfully nice of Cole to go and show the snow depth up close like that, and even with the risk of great injury he still opted to make sure we understood just how much snow and ice there is on the ground.
Loved the moo cow tour with Brian , great tour guide and even better info.
Welcome to the land of little sleep Cole. Welcome.
Yes sir! I always enjoy Brian explaining his cattlemen ways. Especially the weaned calves. My bunch, we don’t get many that have been off their momma. But they also don’t go in a feed yard. Ours go on wheat ground. Then we send them to the feed yard.
Thank you for sharing your day with us. The ethanol plant is a trying part of your day for sure. Walking on snow covered ice can result in a fall as Cole showed us. It was good to see Cole making hydraulic hoses. You have the equipment. Your son is making progress. Say "hi" to Tiffany for us all.
Yeah, with infants, you quickly learn to appreciate 6 hours of un-interrupted sleep. It gets better in a couple of months when he (hopefully) starts sleeping most of the night. Thanks for the video, and the tour with Brian to see the CLAVES!!! Take care.
Thanks, Brian, for the tour and explanation. Very interesting 👍👍✌️
Like many others...thank you Brian for he walk amd talk explanations...great stuff...thank you Cole...🚜🚜👍
Thank you Sonne farms!!
Brian, that's very interesting the way you pick out the cattle you want to buy.
I hope nobody steals your secret methods. I'm pretty sure there's more than a handful of people who watch this channel. Don't worry, I won't tell anyone the secret methods.
Enjoyed your explanation of your cattle process, always enjoyed your videos
Worked in Iowa ag most of my career. Loved going from farm-to-farm and learning how that producer maximized her/his available resources. Much the same as the neighbor but hugely different at the same time.
Cole It’s always remarkable how the ground jumps up and catches us. It just happens to be the force of nature 😮
Oh to be young again! Nice fall recovery there, Cole! 😉
Love when Brian has the camera & talks about his thoughts on his enterprise. Cole will figure out what to do for his son. The first is a steep learning curve. Just be sure the baby’s mom is feeling okay emotionally, spiritually, mentally, and physically.
My youngest son didn't sleep a wink at night for the first year, but it's worth it. Remember patients with baby and Mom . Thanks for farming 💪🇺🇲. Merica
I have been a fan of Sonne Farms since the beginning. You show a lot of love to your tractors. You really should show some love to your tractor trailers. You should get the coding put on them. They don’t owe you a thing have your buddy come over and ceramic seal them and make them look shiny and new like your tractorsshow some love.😅
Hopefully the little dog isn’t lapping up the radiator spillage . Love the Brian walking cattle’s show . We sit and wait for more explanations . Yes indeed.
Brian, Great "walk & talk" today. Very interesting and informative. Thanks for a little bit of "behind the scenes" at Sonne Farms.
That's an UFF DA.
great job talking about your calvs brian. and cole i have fell on ice 5 times this year thear is alot of blackice on the ground here have a good one you guys.
i hope tiff is getting back to normal and enjoying being a mom
Liked seeing dad transferring some of that AG School hydraulic training over to you, the devil is in the details more than people know! Loved that you kept in that slip and fall cause hey, it happens. Big thumbs up to Brian for stepping in and describing his reason for doing things, people should take heed if they don't have the same experience up that way. Cole, I hope today's world holds onto some semblance of what it once was and that yourself and Tiffany learn to see early child raising as old hat, it can be hard at first, my first daughter had to have tubes put in her ears and until that was figured out the crying was nearly nonstop.
Thank you Brian for sharing your cattle operation info !! Very interesting !! I wish you much success this year !! Glad you didn't hit your head, Cole, but it is still a jolt. Great videos !! Keep up the great work. Avid watcher and former farmer. Bryan from Kansas
Well, Mr. Brian, I think another year will be good on raising bread heifers. Hopefully you can get them sold before the market slides too far and they tell us cow numbers are up.😂😂 appreciate your time behind the camera !! I guess the reason you’re behind the camera Cole had to go home and take a nap. It’s hard being a new father.👍👍. Thank you.
Brian you are awsome Best explanation on your cattle. Enjoy the sonne farm’s videos
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Brian, thanks for the cattle and hog tour, enjoyed hearing your intentions.
Brian, love your explanation! I have horses, but the rationale you gave is beautiful! Thanks! Cole you are a comedian and dont know itgreat recovery!
That was trippy, watching the conveyor shimmy the snow off the chute!---I'm always so impressed with drivers that can back a big rig into tight spaces!!!---Nice looking white faced cows.
I wish I knew how many pairs of those yellow gloves I have worn out in my life Brian. They were standard equipment for me. Stay warm .
All 3 of my boys cluster fed at night...its an adjustment for sure! Congratulations on your precious little boy!
Oops, you hit the dirt! Old fellers like me would not get up so quickly, or at all without help, I'm just glad you didn't get hurt. We got a new white face bull back in October, he is younger, so we're working towards getting him to breed the heifers, as well as the few cows we have. Good luck with your calves, hope it all goes well. Best wishes with your son!
Great job guys, keep up the ranching insights, that was great. Cole, slip much😂…you’re the best, didn’t skip a beat!👏👍👊
Wow, that crimper is a lot faster than the one I used to use.
I remembered when my boys were newborns, I always was the one to rock them to sleep at night, and then I got up with them when they were hungry and had their diaper changed and ready to go when Mom was sitting in the chair ready to feed them. It was challenging, but I loved every minute of it and look back on it fondly.
Gotta love the Brian Walk'n talk!! Look forward to seeing you next time! That's all I got to say about that.
Thanks for the cattle information. I find it very useful.
I'm waiting for the day in a couple of years when Reid follows you around just like how you followed you Pa around just like a chip off the old block.😊
4:55 Now you know how that protein lick tub felt! Thanks for the vid.
Brian, the cattle you have bought recently are great looking, fat, healthy, good buys!
thank you Brian for the explanation on the cattle. I love all aspects of farming and what goes into it. I'm still trying to understand the portable gate Cole is making. I'm a visual person so will have to wait until it is done. Stay warm out there. we are expecting more frigid weather here in Maine next week.
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Awesome recovery and you barely missed a beat! ❤ your family!
Confucius say watch out for ice covered by snow. At least you didn’t bop ur head on the frozen ground. Get up, shake it off and keep on keeping on. Thanks for sharing. Take care and stay safe.
We need a little more information about baby SONNE!! I've still got the wedding on my phone and I'm invested in the next generation of the SONNE FARMS!! I even worried about Cole's knee surgery !! I guess that what old grannys do..... That's what babies do Cole ( three things) I'm hungt,wet,and or hey guys remember me!! lol 😂😂😂
Glad you are having time to work on your new gate opening invention. Very creative, would have made one heck of a Mechanical Engineer.
It's tough having a new born with those sleepless nights and it can get intense if they don't settle, you just struggle through knowing it won't last forever but parenting is life changing - both parents need to get sleep when you can 💕
Brian thanks for sharing your wisdom.
Oh boy, been waiting for Brine to use his famous saying, “and that is all I’ve got to say about that”🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I really enjoyed the explanations on the various aspects of the herds and what you guys look for in stock. Learned a lot! Cheers
I was thinking the same thing on that second tub of mineral 😂
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Great explanation sir!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Always enjoy your videos
Wow Cole that looked like it hurt😮. But that was pretty professional on the recovery. Great job. Thank you Brian. The walk around and information on how you choose your cattle and the raising of them was very interesting 🧐. Cole always a mystery with yungins, bless you and your family.
Brian, thank you for all the information today, not only on the cattle, but Jeff. I have wondered if he did cattle or pigs etc. It is nice to hear the dynamics of the farm and the part(s) everyone plays. And, Cole, I sucked in my breath when you fell, you handled it well.
Honestly well done Cole, I wouldn’t be able to fall like that without cursing profusely afterwards
cole wanted to make a snow angel out in the middle of the parking lot congratulations on your new baby I hope that grandma and Grandma is happy Mr Grandpa we need to name the first boy calf after the baby
Cole, hope you did not injury your knee when you "slipped" on the ice. Baby Reid will get better as he grows, routine is key , every day the same is what you aim for. Tell Tiffany to rest as she can and never turn down help. Keep Reid away from people as illness are every where, remember wash your hands all the time and never let anyone hold the baby without them washing their hands and NO kissing the baby , spreads germs !!!. Brian you are so smart, hope Cole is listening to you so he picks up your knowledge.👶👶🍼🍼
Good info!
Learned a lot from Brian on how he handles his cattle that he buys and sells.
New parents have all the same thoughts, I did too. A bottle and a fresh diaper usually solves the crying issue. It will pass after a while. But they are so wonderful you really don't mind do you? Winter is the bane of farming.
Thank your dad for the run down of the cattle.
It is hard to comprehend the talent. It takes to buy calves and make it work financially as he is doing.
Takes a lot of skill, and there is risk in involved a lot!
A beautiful picture of the family on instagram, its a very hard first few weeks with a first child trying to understand what they want when they cry its mostly food and diaper change the only advice I can give you is the second child was a doddle, that slip was very graceful and the recovery first class, just don’t go hurting yourself as I’m sure Tiffany doesn’t need another baby to fetch and carry for.
Turn your volume up on your TV then lay your baby with you watching TV that way if they hear a noise it won't bother them worked on our 3 daughters 🎉❤❤❤
Cole that was epic. All time bloopers. Please be careful, Bro.
Your Wife and Son need you. And Dad needs you also.
What's you Brian, my dude. 914 all the way from you
NY. Westchester County. I Always watching my farm family.
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Reed is screaming about the Vikings and Packers. Brian's explanation about calfs was really interesting.