Hi. So beautiful to see you and your dad hanging out and working together. So so awesome. Blessings to you and your husband and your entire family and your children
I really enjoy your channel. Strangely because I worked a summer at a small local dairy when I was in Jr high. Long hard hours! I was never so happy when school started as I was that year. That was 56 years ago and I still remember the early mornings, the sweat and the smells like it was yesterday. Love your good natured attitude and general dairy talk. Stay safe!
Love the farming info! I grew up until 6 or so on a very small dairy farm in Southern Oregon. ( it was bigger but the Interstate 5 sliced it in half ) I have watched a lot of your videos.. I must say your eyes really popped in this one particularly at the beginning! Something about the light angle or such. Dad is so COOL ! Keep up the great work !
Yay! I’m so glad you enjoyed it and can relate. My sister in law is from Oregon. She always talks about missing it. (I typically have lash extensions, and I actually missed my last apt, so you can physically see more of my eyes, making them look lighter… if that makes sense 😂) thank you for complimenting my dad, I enjoy that more than getting compliments myself! Thanks for being here and sharing your kindness! 🤍🐮
Hi Kyndra! Thanks for the interesting tour, I liked it. Your dad is cool, he needs to appear in your videos more often. You complement each other perfectly.👍We are looking forward to your new videos and interesting stories. Have a nice day to you and your family and prosperity to your farm!✌🙂🤍 P.S. Congratulations to you with 10K subscribers. Yay!🥳
I can always count on you to be a big ray of Russian sunshine here in America! Thank you so much for always complementing my dad.. means more to me than you know! I hope you have a beautiful week and again, thank you for being here 🫶🏼🤍🐮
To keep costs down here we use grass Kikuyu grass or Napier grass and dairy meal silage hits production up but the cost is high if feed it's only for lactating cows.
We use Napier grass here to keep costs down silage produces milk but costlier,red and black cows from USA we call them Holstein Friesian while those from Europe we just call Friesian difference american are bigger taller.
Two questions today. 1) What do you do with the baby bulls? 2) Cows don’t start being milked until after they’ve had their first calf? Making sure I understood correctly.
I can't wait until your dad allows us into the milk room!!! If he does, but I'm a hoping. I love watching the cows come in get cleaned and milked, they know they're jobs so well.❤
We use Napier grass here to keep costs down silage produces milk but costlier,red and black cows from USA we call them Holstein Friesian while those from Europe we just call Friesian difference american are bigger taller.we make Napier silage then maize germ mixed with maize cobs and minerals we use rudimentary machine called forage chopper/ grinder.
Always enjoy your videos, Kyndra!!.. Thanks for sharing.. I was a Wisconsin dairy farm kid, way back in the day.. Your videos bring back so many memories!!..😉
A great dairyman knows his cows my dad was that way here in western New York we never could raise our young stock in the open last two winters we had two major storms 5.5 feet in two days last Christmas storm 70 mph winds 4 plus feet of snow at minus 0 temps
Your dairying is 50yrs ahead here we do hand milking 90% of farms.raw milk fetches twice the price as compared to delivery to dairy companies.we use barrel silage here our operations are small.
Hi Kyndra, thank you for this video. It's very interesting to hear you describe this part of dairy farming that is often overlooked on other channels. Do you (your farm) have control of the ingredients that make up the TMR fed to your heifers by the ranch? Does Mr. Connors take a sample of the feed fed to the heifers for his own analysis. Your dad is a very smart man! Thanks, Bill
Thank you so much for the questions, Bill! Our heifer ranch is open to conversation, however we have no oppositions to the current ingredients that make up the current TMR. & Yes, he does takes samples! Thank you so much for your kindness and time! 🤍🐮
🤠Heifer Ranch Tour with Dad ! ! 🤠 Can't wait for the Bull Ranch Tour ..until someone whips out the Burdizzo's .. then it'll be the Steer Ranch Tour 😂🤣 LOVE IT ! 😍Thanks fer sharing ! ..and CONGRATS for reaching 10k subs ! Epic Thumbs Up ! 👍👍 😇❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ P.S...Y'all win the Blue Ribbon Grand Prize for the yuckiest contents of an H.E.B. ziplock baggie thingy 😏😋😂
@@KyndraNotKendra. WOuld love to meet your mom and siblings as well..Want tips from your mom how to raise strong girls and what to feed them..I have 2 teenagers and they give me a hard time in terms of food
Awesome!! Sassy potty mouth farmers daughter knows her chit!!! I never knew the difference from heifers and springers and all that. Your dad has to warm up to the camera but he seems like a good man and no doubt he is proud of you and happy that you are involved in the dairy. You never disappoint with your videos. I enjoyed it as always and learned something new so good job Y not an E 🙂💪🐄🥛🐮
Always happy to see your comments!! He always does a lot better when I don’t point the camera directly at him 😂 thank you for all your kindness on my channel and making my week! 🤍🐮
Kyndra (one of my top ten favorite female names), your videos are outstanding! I’m now a cow FANATIC! Your dad seems pretty cool, especially since he raised a wild, smart daughter like you. Keep up the good work & thanks for the discount codes. 🙏🏻🇺🇸
Kyndra, I new to the channel and may have missed this, but can you explain the value of nutrition to a milk cow vs grass or grain to a beef cow. Thanks!
Thank you so much for the question! The value of nutrition would be based on energy content. A comparison is hard to make considering they are 2 different producing animals. (Like the old saying “comparing apples to oranges”). I hope that gives a little clarity & Thank you so much for the great questions!
@@KyndraNotKendra. yeah I look forward to your videos even if there's people that have negative comments they don't know Dairy farming I think it's awesome keep the videos coming
I just watched an older video (getting caught up :)), and I have to ask... Why do you buy grocery store milk? Even I buy Raw Milk from a farmer, and I live in the city. MAHA.
lol good question (I’ve been asked a few times) I keep both, raw & store bought, at home. I want guests/ family to be able to choose their preference. Thank you for the question and thank you for watching! 🤍🐮
If you have such an operation here in my country you will have to have small plant to package your milk yoghurt butter one person in my country with such an operation is lord delamere he had a yoghurt brand delamere yoghurt best in the country.
We are currently averaging 86 lbs per cow a day. (Which is about 10 gallons) She is considered “dry” at about 7 months in gestation. (7 months carrying calf) Thank you for the questions! 🤍🐮
Hello darling I liked the video I have a question? How long does a cow live just wondering well until next time stay safe and the family God bless love form west Virginia ❤️
Hi kyndra I’m milking cows here in Ireland much smaller numbers here mostly a grass based system here in Ireland I’m Irish born but I’m a US citizen my brothers live in Florida and Boston and my cousins are in sanfrancisco it’s wonderful that your farming with your family lovely animals and great weather it rains a lot over here anyway love the show happy farming and god bless girl power 💪👍👏
The more milk you take to a milk plant the more they pay you no somatic cells count no fat test just density test to check that the farmer has not added water to the milk ,milk is delivered in milk charns then the company trucktanker comes to take it to the creamery / milk plant.
we have one heifer that has to climb into the ring feeder everyday or she ain't happy., she gets herself out "so far", so let'er buck...looks like a spa day for the girls......... CSU got my AG degree there
Hola eres toda una guerrillera me en cantan tus videos eso es muy grande chiquilla grande eres muy fuerte mencanta te sigo y desde es ESPAÑA te mando un abrazo 😘❤️😘🌹👏👏👏👏
Me from Minnesota again. Love to see ur stuff. I'm 55 and have a 25 year old daughter. 2 others that went their own way. I love her to death and her 2 kids. I'm going to send her ur way to see ur stuff. She has an eye for cattle she doesn't understand how huge it is for our farm. Ur dad a lucky guy,and so are u to have him
Kyndra do you artificially breed your cows on your farm with your dad I used to breed the cows for my aunt about 15 years ago and yes I used ABS BULLS ALONG WITH ATLANTIC MOSTLY ABS THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR VIDEOS how many cows do you milk on your farm.
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RIP Tony Dragt Visalia Ca. He knew every cow in a sea of cows. I was always so impressed. I miss him dearly.
Love seeing family working together and enjoying what they love doing 😊
Be safe and enjoy life 😊
Thank you for being here! 🤍🐮
I just came across your TH-cam channel this week and have been binging your videos. I love them! Please don’t stop making videos xoxo
This made my week!! Thank you so much for your kindness and for being here! 🫶🏼🐮
you make great videos! Love them! I grew up on small dairy farm and a large grass seed operation in Oregon. Worked with my Dad, and siblings.
Yay, thank you so much! & thank you for sharing! Heard great things about Oregon 🤍🐮
Hi. So beautiful to see you and your dad hanging out and working together. So so awesome. Blessings to you and your husband and your entire family and your children
I’m always thankful for how much joy and kindness you bring to my comment section! Blessings to you and yours! 🤍🐮
@@KyndraNotKendra. to you and yours😚😇
Dad Calling out # was awesome, Never knew farmers looked like you!!! Damn.👍
I like pop he’s a sharp fella, I’d stay in his hip pocket and gleam and learn everything you can! Great video, I love it it’s in my DNA miss it!!
Thank you for that. He’s pretty knowledgeable ☺️ & thank you for being here and always sharing your kindness with me! 🤍🐮
I really enjoy your channel. Strangely because I worked a summer at a small local dairy when I was in Jr high. Long hard hours! I was never so happy when school started as I was that year. That was 56 years ago and I still remember the early mornings, the sweat and the smells like it was yesterday.
Love your good natured attitude and general dairy talk. Stay safe!
Love the farming info! I grew up until 6 or so on a very small dairy farm in Southern Oregon.
( it was bigger but the Interstate 5 sliced it in half ) I have watched a lot of your videos..
I must say your eyes really popped in this one particularly at the beginning! Something about the light angle or such.
Dad is so COOL ! Keep up the great work !
Yay! I’m so glad you enjoyed it and can relate. My sister in law is from Oregon. She always talks about missing it. (I typically have lash extensions, and I actually missed my last apt, so you can physically see more of my eyes, making them look lighter… if that makes sense 😂) thank you for complimenting my dad, I enjoy that more than getting compliments myself! Thanks for being here and sharing your kindness! 🤍🐮
You are hysterical. Can't believe you don't have 100k subs!
Nice to see your dad in your video Kyndra
I’m glad you liked seeing him!
Hi Kyndra! Thanks for the interesting tour, I liked it. Your dad is cool, he needs to appear in your videos more often. You complement each other perfectly.👍We are looking forward to your new videos and interesting stories. Have a nice day to you and your family and prosperity to your farm!✌🙂🤍 P.S. Congratulations to you with 10K subscribers. Yay!🥳
I can always count on you to be a big ray of Russian sunshine here in America! Thank you so much for always complementing my dad.. means more to me than you know! I hope you have a beautiful week and again, thank you for being here 🫶🏼🤍🐮
KYNDRA WITH A Y , YOUR VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE AND HARDWORKING, DAIRY FARMING IS NOT FOR THE FAINT HEARTED,FARM GIRLS ROCK , YOUR GORGEOUS TOO
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND KIND WORDS! 🤍🐮
Triple S. You rock.❤
🥹 thank you 🤍🐮
You know as they say " Girl you know your shit about cows " very refreshing you have got it !
😂 thank you! 🤍🐮
To keep costs down here we use grass Kikuyu grass or Napier grass and dairy meal silage hits production up but the cost is high if feed it's only for lactating cows.
We use Napier grass here to keep costs down silage produces milk but costlier,red and black cows from USA we call them Holstein Friesian while those from Europe we just call Friesian difference american are bigger taller.
Two questions today. 1) What do you do with the baby bulls? 2) Cows don’t start being milked until after they’ve had their first calf? Making sure I understood correctly.
Thank you for the questions! 1) they go to our local sale barn. 2) correct! 🤍🐮
Great video Kyndra! I worked at a dairy farm when I was in college for Agriculture. Love the Holsteins!
Thank you! 🤍🐮
I can't wait until your dad allows us into the milk room!!! If he does, but I'm a hoping. I love watching the cows come in get cleaned and milked, they know they're jobs so well.❤
We use Napier grass here to keep costs down silage produces milk but costlier,red and black cows from USA we call them Holstein Friesian while those from Europe we just call Friesian difference american are bigger taller.we make Napier silage then maize germ mixed with maize cobs and minerals we use rudimentary machine called forage chopper/ grinder.
It's a commitment to do dairying waking up every morning milking etc.
Interesting stuff some I knew some I know now . Thanks for taking us along
Thanks for watching! 🤍🐮
Always enjoy your videos, Kyndra!!.. Thanks for sharing.. I was a Wisconsin dairy farm kid, way back in the day.. Your videos bring back so many memories!!..😉
Yay! I’m glad you can relate and I can help with a little bit of nostalgia! 🤍🐮
In my country we use heifer cow bull bullock sire dam.
Interesting to learn how the dairy farm runs! You are so down to earth and real! And those eyes! Great videos!
It always makes my day when people enjoy my videos! Thank you for being here and sharing your kindness! 🤍🐮
Great video. Like your ABS beanie, My dad worked for the service when I was a baby farmer in MN.
That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing 🤍🐮
A great dairyman knows his cows my dad was that way here in western New York we never could raise our young stock in the open last two winters we had two major storms 5.5 feet in two days last Christmas storm 70 mph winds 4 plus feet of snow at minus 0 temps
I'm always quite into your next level work as well as your smile.
Du bist zum verlieben ❤
Nice that you brought and showed a bag of feed from your dairy. Interesting. Looks like a bag of pot! 🤣 But, joking aside, looks like grass mostly...
You’re right. It most definitely does 😂😂
I am from India ,i have 15 cow's on my dairy farm house 🏠 i really like your video ❤😊
Amazing! Thanks for sharing & watching 🤍🐮
Your dairying is 50yrs ahead here we do hand milking 90% of farms.raw milk fetches twice the price as compared to delivery to dairy companies.we use barrel silage here our operations are small.
Hi Kyndra, thank you for this video. It's very interesting to hear you describe this part of dairy farming that is often overlooked on other channels. Do you (your farm) have control of the ingredients that make up the TMR fed to your heifers by the ranch? Does Mr. Connors take a sample of the feed fed to the heifers for his own analysis. Your dad is a very smart man! Thanks, Bill
Thank you so much for the questions, Bill!
Our heifer ranch is open to conversation, however we have no oppositions to the current ingredients that make up the current TMR.
& Yes, he does takes samples!
Thank you so much for your kindness and time! 🤍🐮
🤠Heifer Ranch Tour with Dad ! ! 🤠
Can't wait for the Bull Ranch Tour ..until someone whips out the Burdizzo's .. then it'll be the Steer Ranch Tour 😂🤣
LOVE IT ! 😍Thanks fer sharing ! ..and CONGRATS for reaching 10k subs ! Epic Thumbs Up ! 👍👍
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P.S...Y'all win the Blue Ribbon Grand Prize for the yuckiest contents of an H.E.B. ziplock baggie thingy 😏😋😂
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Oh heifers are no fun the first time you milk them! I’m also like your dad. Had my favorites numbers memorized! Cows look great!
Haha you are absolutely right about first time milking 😂 thank you! 🤍🐮
Your eyes are so dreamy! I want a tour of your closet, Your outfits are always so cute!
THIS IS MY FAVORITE COMMENT! You do not know how much effort I actually put into my outfits 😂 thank you for noticing 🥹😍🥰🫶🏼
Haha hell yeah! You always crush it.
Hey Kyndra
Happy to see your dad healthy and happy
Thank you for that! And thank you for your kindness! 🤍🐮
@@KyndraNotKendra.
Thank you for sharing us your daily routine and activities
I knew a lot of things for the first time because of you 😉
@@TyphoonJetPilotMeteb yay! 🐮
Love your video you always working hard have a blessing day
Thank you for being here 🤍🐮
Awesome video
Great information on the feed
Waoo, that's so beautiful you spending time and learning from your father, great him and tell him we are proud of him 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much ☺️🥹🤍🐮
Love the video much love and respect thanks for sharing ❤
Thank you for being here 🤍🐮
Hey Kyndra!!Its Manu from vancouver! Love watching your vlogs...You are a strong girl..
Helloooo Vancouver! Sending love from Texas! 🤍🐮
@@KyndraNotKendra. WOuld love to meet your mom and siblings as well..Want tips from your mom how to raise strong girls and what to feed them..I have 2 teenagers and they give me a hard time in terms of food
🎉🎉🎉🎉 Love you and praying for you and your family i will always be your friend 🎉🎉
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Great video Kyndra
Thank you Kevin 🤍🐮
Great explanation about calfs heifers and cows. Good videos.
Thank you 🤍🐮
Hey Kyndra your videos are very informative. You are awesome ❤❤❤
Thank you so much! 🤍🐮 YOU are awesome!
COOL !!!!! I have the same cap you do.
I love your eyes also.
TWINS! Thank you 🤍🐮
I love your videos Kyndra.
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Dad when on the farm first calve was bread to an Angus so a smaller calf so not as hard on cow
So amazing love to follow what’s going on at your ranch.
Kyndra could you please do a video of your milking operation. Thank you.
Was that an angus bull at the end?
Curious about what you do with the bull calves; do most get cut and sent to feed lots?
Thanks for sharing!
My take in USA also Farmers should fix price of raw milk to match the production cost and a lot of problems will be solved.
Awesome!! Sassy potty mouth farmers daughter knows her chit!!! I never knew the difference from heifers and springers and all that. Your dad has to warm up to the camera but he seems like a good man and no doubt he is proud of you and happy that you are involved in the dairy. You never disappoint with your videos. I enjoyed it as always and learned something new so good job Y not an E 🙂💪🐄🥛🐮
Always happy to see your comments!! He always does a lot better when I don’t point the camera directly at him 😂 thank you for all your kindness on my channel and making my week! 🤍🐮
Some terms are technical dam ,sire.heifer etc cow and bull can be easy.
Kyndra (one of my top ten favorite female names), your videos are outstanding! I’m now a cow FANATIC! Your dad seems pretty cool, especially since he raised a wild, smart daughter like you. Keep up the good work & thanks for the discount codes.
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Hell ya!! And yes, my pops is a pretty cool man, thank you for noticing 😎 thank you for watching and for being a breath of fresh air! 🤍🐮
Kyndra, I new to the channel and may have missed this, but can you explain the value of nutrition to a milk cow vs grass or grain to a beef cow. Thanks!
Thank you so much for the question!
The value of nutrition would be based on energy content. A comparison is hard to make considering they are 2 different producing animals. (Like the old saying “comparing apples to oranges”). I hope that gives a little clarity & Thank you so much for the great questions!
So Kyndra not Kendra with the most beautiful blue eyes on TH-cam! Rudi from Europe.
Thank you so much Rudi. Sending love from Texas! 💙🐮
People here near breweries use brewery waste to cut on cost or pineapple pealings.
Thank You
Thank you! 🤍🐮
Feeding America a gallon at a time. Keep up the good work there young lady
Amen! Thank you! 🤍🐮
When does a bull become a steer? And why go from bull to steer? What eventually happens to a steer?
Good video. Are the heifer and calf ranch owned by the same entity? I may have missed it but what type of silage are the heifers fed?
Your father is a very nice person. Seems very outgoing once he is comfortable.
You are absolutely right 🤍🐮
You cracked me up great job on the video love it nice job dad 😂😂😂😂love you girl
I try 😎 thanks for being here!! 🤍🐮
Most of our cows hit maximum of 25 litres or equivalent in gallons getting such cattle is more expensive than USA 2500$ upwards to4000$.
Are all of the heifers rotated into the milking dairy or do some get sold? How old do the milking cows get rotated out at? God Bless, Daryl
Colours on the farm is green and we wear long gumboots hard solled.
GOOD MORNING THANKS FOR THE VIDEO
THANKS FOR BEING HERE 🤍🐮
Milk keeps you strong.
Amen 🥛🤍
Thank you for the information it was very informative. Y'all are awesome❤❤❤❤
Thank you for watching! 🤍🐮
@@KyndraNotKendra. no problem I love your Channel
@@ThomasSlodzinski yay! That makes my day
@@KyndraNotKendra. yeah I look forward to your videos even if there's people that have negative comments they don't know Dairy farming I think it's awesome keep the videos coming
Are going to build a new parlor in the future on heifer facility?
I do free range farming, yours is on another level...
Bloody rippa fellas SOUTH AUSTRALIA
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I just watched an older video (getting caught up :)), and I have to ask... Why do you buy grocery store milk? Even I buy Raw Milk from a farmer, and I live in the city. MAHA.
lol good question (I’ve been asked a few times) I keep both, raw & store bought, at home. I want guests/ family to be able to choose their preference. Thank you for the question and thank you for watching! 🤍🐮
Nice Kendra!
If you have such an operation here in my country you will have to have small plant to package your milk yoghurt butter one person in my country with such an operation is lord delamere he had a yoghurt brand delamere yoghurt best in the country.
Question how many gallons does a Holstein give per milking and how long before you consider her a dry cow
We are currently averaging 86 lbs per cow a day. (Which is about 10 gallons)
She is considered “dry” at about 7 months in gestation. (7 months carrying calf)
Thank you for the questions! 🤍🐮
Do y’all sale the steers to a feed lot
Great video. If all those heifers aren't yours then who do they belong to? Is it smart to mix your cows with cows from somewhere else ?
how far away do u ship milk and when u get blistering hot months how much does milk drop
Our milk plant is just over 60 miles away & production per cows drop 20-25% in our hottest time of the year. Thank you for the questions! 🥛
Hello darling I liked the video I have a question? How long does a cow live just wondering well until next time stay safe and the family God bless love form west Virginia ❤️
For commercial production Friesian is the way.
Great video 🇮🇪👍
Thank you 🤍🐮
Hi kyndra I’m milking cows here in Ireland much smaller numbers here mostly a grass based system here in Ireland I’m Irish born but I’m a US citizen my brothers live in Florida and Boston and my cousins are in sanfrancisco it’s wonderful that your farming with your family lovely animals and great weather it rains a lot over here anyway love the show happy farming and god bless girl power 💪👍👏
The more milk you take to a milk plant the more they pay you no somatic cells count no fat test just density test to check that the farmer has not added water to the milk ,milk is delivered in milk charns then the company trucktanker comes to take it to the creamery / milk plant.
Does your farm only have Holesteins? What do you do the bull calves? Sell?
We have a total of 3 Jerseys, other than the Holsteins lol. And what bulls I don’t keep as pets, yes are typically sold. Thanks for the questions! 🤍🐮
@@KyndraNotKendra. Thank you, Kyndra!
@@Flowers4Everyone ☺️🫶🏼
we have one heifer that has to climb into the ring feeder everyday or she ain't happy., she gets herself out "so far", so let'er buck...looks like a spa day for the girls......... CSU got my AG degree there
There’s always 1 😂
The facility I toured at CSU was very well put together and enjoyable!
Hola eres toda una guerrillera me en cantan tus videos eso es muy grande chiquilla grande eres muy fuerte mencanta te sigo y desde es ESPAÑA te mando un abrazo 😘❤️😘🌹👏👏👏👏
Heifer Ranch? There was a sorority house at the University of Illinois with that nickname lol 😂😂
That is awesome 😂😂😂
Only south Africa has such dairy farms.
We have done dairying but not on your scale maximum we had 26 guernsey.
Me from Minnesota again. Love to see ur stuff. I'm 55 and have a 25 year old daughter. 2 others that went their own way. I love her to death and her 2 kids. I'm going to send her ur way to see ur stuff. She has an eye for cattle she doesn't understand how huge it is for our farm. Ur dad a lucky guy,and so are u to have him
Thank you for sharing that! Me and her aren’t too far apart in age! 🤍 love to hear how proud you are of her! Thank you for being here 🤍🐮
GOOD VIDEO
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Kyndra do you artificially breed your cows on your farm with your dad I used to breed the cows for my aunt about 15 years ago and yes I used ABS BULLS ALONG WITH ATLANTIC MOSTLY ABS
THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR VIDEOS how many cows do you milk on your farm.
"American Breeders Service" really? innuendo much? lol. You got your Pops smile.
💁🏻♀️ 😂
You all value sleep too much by not doing your own silage, nothing like not sleeping the whole month of September 😂
You are absolutely correct 😂
Very nice ❤
Thank you 🤍🐮
Total number of cattle yall own around 2500?
You look beautiful without eyelashes 🥰
You must have noticed that I missed my last appointment 😂 thank you so much for the kindness 🥹🫶🏼