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AI Bred Heifers Sale Nov 16th @ Southeast Bull Expo
AI Bred Heifers, bred to Connealy Craftsman and one to Crawford Guarantee.
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Cow Calf Pairs Sale Nov 16th @southeastbullexpo8094
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Videos of our Cow Calf Pairs, a few are within days of calving.
LOT 17 Bull 312
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Nov 16th 2024 South East bull Expo, Asheboro NC cci.auction/orgs/1/auctions/4480
LOT 18 Bull 315
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Nov 16th 2024 South East bull Expo, Asheboro NC cci.auction/orgs/1/auctions/4480
LOT 19 Bull 359
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Nov 16th 2024 South East bull Expo, Asheboro NC cci.auction/orgs/1/auctions/4480
LOT 27 Bull 317
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Nov 16th 2024 South East bull Expo, Asheboro NC cci.auction/orgs/1/auctions/4480
LOT 26 Bull 309
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Nov 16th 2024 South East bull Expo, Asheboro NC cci.auction/orgs/1/auctions/4480
LOT 2 Bull 310
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Nov 16th 2024 South East bull Expo, Asheboro NC cci.auction/orgs/1/auctions/4480
Calf Rebirth Simulation
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Sometimes, they stay in the birth canel to long and you get a mentally slow calf, this technique being demonstrated by our Vet can help the situation.
Final Barn Update
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Finally, the barn is done.
Quieting the SVL 75 2
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Maintenance time, and getting this SVL75-2 Quiet
New Radial Tires on the Kubota Sid by Side
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Rainy Friday night, might as well install some new tires on the Kubota side by side. Making the switch to Radial tires.
Working Cows, Pulling Cidr's and Artificial Breeding
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Working Cows, Pulling Cidr's and Artificial Breeding
We got an orphan baby calf, can we find a new mama?
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Grafting an Orphan Calf on to a new Mamma with Baby Power, our 1st time ever trying this.
Carcass Measurements with Ultrasound
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Join us today as we take carcass measurements on our bulls to see how they perform in Ribeye area and Marbling.
Today's Chore- Preparing Bull for their sale day 2023
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Today's Chore- Preparing Bull for their sale day 2023
2023 Fall Bulls to be Sold at Southeast Bull Expo and Sale
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2023 Fall Bulls to be Sold at Southeast Bull Expo and Sale
Barn Construction Update
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Barn Construction Update
Clearing Land Final Update
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Clearing Land Final Update
Barn Addition Summer of 2023
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Barn Addition Summer of 2023
Baling Rye Grass
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Baling Rye Grass
Mowing Ryegrass
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Mowing Ryegrass
GPS for the Farm
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GPS for the Farm
Calf Panels Final
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Calf Panels Final
Springtime Crop Nutrients
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Springtime Crop Nutrients
Why we chose Haylage
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Why we chose Haylage
Land Clearing Part 2
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Land Clearing Part 2
Avoid my mistakes by only looking at EPD's
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Avoid my mistakes by only looking at EPD's
Inside Hydronic System
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Inside Hydronic System
Crown Royal 7400E Review
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Crown Royal 7400E Review

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @stephenlwest
    @stephenlwest 5 днів тому

    How do you level out holes and roots left when you dig up stumps?

  • @jimpustejovsky3655
    @jimpustejovsky3655 12 днів тому

    I started making Haylage this past year and happy with the results so far. Cows are fat and stay full. they used to attack the hay before I could get it in the rings but now they just walk up to it once i finish feeding and they clean it all up, none wasted.

  • @acarter2072
    @acarter2072 25 днів тому

    Good job!

  • @husnainhaider8262
    @husnainhaider8262 28 днів тому

    Hi mate, i am starting a buffalo farm, as they produce less milk, your video has made me think about growing sudan haylage instead of corn silage as sudan haylage is cheaper. My question is, how much milk your beef cows give at peak, and do you use concentrate during that period to provide extra energy. 100 percent haylage in feed safe for cattle? Do you need hay or straw with haaylage to make the taste less fermented

  • @vincentmiceli2554
    @vincentmiceli2554 Місяць тому

    I had 3 acres cleared for a pasture. They used a big dozer to just push down the trees and keep on rolling. They took a total if 7 hours to push down the trees and push into two long piles. About 2 months later they came back with the dozer ans an excavator and burned the trees. That took about two-three weeks. Cost me $770 to push the trees down and stack em. Then $3000 to burn em. What a mess

  • @epigeneticnerd4244
    @epigeneticnerd4244 3 місяці тому

    What state are you in brother?

  • @navarrohillsranch
    @navarrohillsranch 6 місяців тому

    Looks good! Next year I am planning to start wrapping bales. We bale Sorghum Sudan grass in the summer months and sometimes I just cannot get it dry before a rain comes. Also the spoilage of the outer edge because we store outside. Questions I have, how many wraps are you putting on each bale? After wrapping how long before it is ready to feed?

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm 4 місяці тому

      We use 16 wraps and about 3 weeks you can start feeding

  • @BarnyardJourney
    @BarnyardJourney 8 місяців тому

    If you don’t mind me asking, why don’t you have a lumber company come out and clear the land for you? Just curious on your thought on this, thank you kindly!

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm 8 місяців тому

      Not enough timber to make it worthwhile for them. You need 15-20 acres of mature hardwood. But you still have all the mess to clean up when they are done.

    • @BarnyardJourney
      @BarnyardJourney 8 місяців тому

      Thank you for your response!

  • @KCRatliff
    @KCRatliff 8 місяців тому

    What do you use to haul that machine? 1 ton pickup?

  • @winterfar2814
    @winterfar2814 8 місяців тому

    Seems like renting a bulldozer would make more sense in this situation. Then come up and detail work with the mini Ex.

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm 8 місяців тому

      Would have been easier for sure but top soil is a premium in our area. Plus we just use equipment we own

  • @Iwhishihadyoutube
    @Iwhishihadyoutube 8 місяців тому

    How well did this actually work? Thinking about doing this to my SVL90-2

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm 8 місяців тому

      Yes it made a big difference

  • @rhondaskiles5740
    @rhondaskiles5740 8 місяців тому

    You realky think that isgoing to work animals live in the now not yesterday not tomorrow today only but whatever

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm 8 місяців тому

      We try to do everything we can for the animals, don’t hurt to try

  • @abdifatahgaal2456
    @abdifatahgaal2456 9 місяців тому

    Why not opt for mulching over burning to enrich the soil?

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm 8 місяців тому

      Try to use the equipment we got vs renting or spending $$$

  • @atsiawrecke7750
    @atsiawrecke7750 9 місяців тому

    Awwww, I'm so glad it seemed to work! The poor Mama never stopped calling for her baby! 😢

  • @hickorycreekgoats6362
    @hickorycreekgoats6362 10 місяців тому

    Has master cylinder gone bad yet? What hour reading?

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm 10 місяців тому

      So far so good, no issues, I’ll have to look at the hour meter on it but we’ve been using for several years now, but that’s just for our personal heating needs

  • @bohannonfarms1308
    @bohannonfarms1308 10 місяців тому

    What size is your excavator. I’ve been wanting to buy something to clear my property but can’t make my mind up.

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm 10 місяців тому

      KX 80 is the size of our excavator, it will handle most needs, maybe a bit slower on the big stumps but plenty for our farm

  • @thecovelife5793
    @thecovelife5793 10 місяців тому

    How are you planning to root rake? Or will you just plow/disc it?

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm 10 місяців тому

      We just grub it with skidsteer and grapple bucket. Turn the teeth down and comb it. Then we level it off and drill it with seed. Way too many rocks and if you break the ground with a disc or plow, you just pull all roots to the surface. Just cover it when you level and plant

    • @thecovelife5793
      @thecovelife5793 10 місяців тому

      @@j2cattlefarm awesome. Thank you. I have alot of rock where I am clearing as well!

  • @maniachill3069
    @maniachill3069 10 місяців тому

    I would spread those ashes as evenly as possible and then disc it into your top soil. It would help your soil pH, especially with the acidic properties of pine.

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm 10 місяців тому

      Thanks and we did scatter as much as possible all over the field.

  • @isaacjacobs6192
    @isaacjacobs6192 11 місяців тому

    My dozer with the root rake helps keep the topsoil in place

  • @mbb05jb
    @mbb05jb Рік тому

    great little channel this is. can't wait to see the next uploads

  • @bretlamb5454
    @bretlamb5454 Рік тому

    'Promosm'

  • @fabiancanada8876
    @fabiancanada8876 Рік тому

    Wow that is exciting and I would love to have a barn like that myself. Only thing I was wondering: did you set the posts in the dirt or on concrete piers? I have seen people putting them in the dirt and its just something I would try to always avoid.

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm Рік тому

      We drill holes about 3ft-4ft deep and set in concrete. It may depend on the soil, but this is how it’s done around here. The pad is poured around the post

  • @fabiancanada8876
    @fabiancanada8876 Рік тому

    Wow that turned out good! Lots of work though! We bought 25 acres about 7 years ago here in Nova Scotia. Most of it was clearcut about 15 years earlier so we basically started from 0. Build a house, shed and chicken coop. Then cleared some land for lawn and orchard. All without any machinery (other than hiring a 15 ton excavator sometimes). We then added 36x40 woodworking shop. Recently a 36x40 barn and now another 16x50 house. Recently bought our first machine which is a 6 ton excavator. Holy cow what a help that is!! I would love to have some cattle and we are hoping to buy another 35 acres within the next years. It has been clear cut about 20 years ago so the plan would be to pretty much completely turn it into pasture for cattle and hay. We do have the excavator now but I am almost thinking of just getting a huge mulcher in and just mulch the whole property and then a bulldozer and maybe even a tractor with a plough? Anyway, wish you all the best and hopefully we will have nice pasture like you some day! Cheers

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm Рік тому

      Always a work in progress, good luck, it will be worth it one day

  • @jimmydaring9494
    @jimmydaring9494 Рік тому

    Good info. Thanks

  • @jimmydaring9494
    @jimmydaring9494 Рік тому

    Everything looks really good. Nice and neat 👍

  • @jimmydaring9494
    @jimmydaring9494 Рік тому

    Nice job !

  • @jimmydaring9494
    @jimmydaring9494 Рік тому

    Nice job !

  • @johnbrown9623
    @johnbrown9623 Рік тому

    that's awesome

  • @allaroundfishing8931
    @allaroundfishing8931 Рік тому

    I'm getting ready to install a 7400E in a week or

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm Рік тому

      We love ours. Just wish they could get the mix right on the nozzle, can’t get one to last more than a year before it cracks and breaks and falls into the lower chamber

  • @steveogden1829
    @steveogden1829 Рік тому

    You are losing time making a "loop" at each corner. Why don't you turn square corners? I use an older JD 530 MoCo and clean square corners are a breeze.

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm Рік тому

      I agree, sometimes I do but it depends on shape of field, this one is like a triangle.

    • @steveogden1829
      @steveogden1829 Рік тому

      @@j2cattlefarm Yep, been there, done that. Those irregular shape fields are a pain in the rear.

  • @brentreid7031
    @brentreid7031 Рік тому

    Feed looks good eh. When we use to put up Haylage we started chopping at 45% moisture.. Nice set up, good job everyone.

  • @LarsonFamilyFarm-LLC
    @LarsonFamilyFarm-LLC Рік тому

    pretty impressive...good operation and feed choice.

  • @longviewfarm226
    @longviewfarm226 Рік тому

    What model kubota is your baleing tractor and how do you like it? I had a 9960 gave me no problems but was the most uncomfortable tractor I ever ran I was looking to step up in size

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm Рік тому

      I have the 135mgx I like the mega cab and this one has the hydraulic cylinder like a shock absorber on the front axle. We have a m7060 as well and this mgx is 100 times more comfortable

  • @JaMaLKhan-rg4fx
    @JaMaLKhan-rg4fx Рік тому

    How many times you cut rye grass a year

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm Рік тому

      Twice, then we kill and plant summer annuals

    • @JaMaLKhan-rg4fx
      @JaMaLKhan-rg4fx Рік тому

      @@j2cattlefarm and many cuts give you summer annuals?

  • @josipflanjak4075
    @josipflanjak4075 Рік тому

    Wich grass is it ??

  • @michaelscott7128
    @michaelscott7128 Рік тому

    Nice crop of grass

  • @sevenfrommatthew
    @sevenfrommatthew Рік тому

    Amazing. Amazes me how you learned all this! Passed down or self taught? I see a lot of fields with what looks like some kind of rye or maybe winter wheat. Not sure if it’s for hay or just cover crop before planting.

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm Рік тому

      Self taught, research, trial and error

  • @forrestblackwood6587
    @forrestblackwood6587 Рік тому

    What type of forage rye do you sow

  • @sevenfrommatthew
    @sevenfrommatthew Рік тому

    Always learning something! Thanks!

  • @sevenfrommatthew
    @sevenfrommatthew Рік тому

    Good stuff! God bless!

  • @erikooi4651
    @erikooi4651 Рік тому

    Nice video! Good clearing job

  • @inthewoods5640
    @inthewoods5640 2 роки тому

    Just curious what you pay for that’s spitter. that thing Is awesome!

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm Рік тому

      I honestly can’t remember it’s been so long since I bought I’d have to look back at the receipt but I bet today they would be much higher

  • @rileygarrett3551
    @rileygarrett3551 2 роки тому

    Keep up the good work

  • @sevenfrommatthew
    @sevenfrommatthew 2 роки тому

    Thanks Jackie!

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm 2 роки тому

      Your welcome thanks for watching

  • @glennkisling3365
    @glennkisling3365 2 роки тому

    Hello from Virginia new subscriber great video 👍🇺🇸

    • @j2cattlefarm
      @j2cattlefarm 2 роки тому

      Thank you, were trying to help others