Meredith and LB, I hope you realize and pretty sure you do, how much joy you bring to all of your viewers. Like someone said here “You’re a shining light...” Thank You 🙏
Tickles me how every time you drive past that cow you say, "Hey Panda". It kinda reminds me of that old cartoon where the sheep dog and the wolf would say, hey to each other, and then clock in for work.
I love your attitude,it’s priceless . When you hooked up to front of the ford , Caution Never put your hands under or between metal hitch folks loose fingers or wourse every day or stand between equipment when hooking up .please use caution ,love your life style y’all 👍
If you ever wonder if you are posting too many videos, you are definitely not! I could watch one of your videos of your wonderful family every day. Look forward to them. They make me smile. When you share your family activities with us, its like a gift. And you are like the pretty bow, wrapped around the gift, holding it together. Stay safe & keep farmin'!
Just noticing the views from around your farm. That really is a beautiful corner of the world! Your farm has so many "picture post card" shots it's amazing. Things that remain from previous generations seem like they have been placed there just for the scenic effect. Not everything has been cleaned up and organized. It's beautiful!
You both make me laugh out loud. When Lawrence keeps talking while walking away from the camera and you have to translate for him, it makes me laugh and smile. He is a keeper, and so are you and the kids. My cattle memories are being present for branding, and giving shots to the calves on a southern Oregon cattle ranch. I don't remember exactly but they probably cut the bull calves. All in all it was a noisy day.
I always get a kick out of your family never a dull moment on your farm/Ranch beautiful place you all have with family history and deep roots beautiful horses with lots of stories that can only be told though there hamans
I really enjoyed watching you and your husband and your children. I've been farming for 40 years. I grew up on a dairy farm at A7 I'm helping my dad Milk The Cow! Long time ago.
Calving is a fun time yet it is a season that the farm needs for survival. Hope the calving goes well. I'm sure the children love seeing the new calves. Stay safe and health.
Oh Meredith! I can not tell you how happy I am to see your vlog! The national news is so contentious and mind boggling! It is wonderful to watch NORMAL down to earth HAPPY people! Have you had an "eight ball" named as a calf? ❤&🙏 from central Pennsylvania🍁🍂🎃
Farmers Edge looks like a very informative site offering up-to-date information, Meredith. Enjoyed watching you and Lawrence "discuss" what needed to be done. Thanks for taking me on the ride where y'all assess the status of the farm and your growing herd. Loved seeing the horses and Austin "bareback" ride.
From riding a Deere to riding a horse she is one happy little girl as just look at that smile. Great video Meredith as loved Lawrence comment on your Troffice. LOL Love your new doo too as you just get younger looking everyday as your beautiful Light of Love is truly a blessing as you share your adventures of the farm life. As for math not my cup of tea either and never heard of bases in my day either and your way younger and don't look a day over 30? Also I have to say I love your laugh as it just brightens my day to see the joy shine from your precious heart even when the days are not so bright. Be safe and may the rain just pass you all bye that sunshine may brighten your day like in the start of this video. 👼🤗🌹❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Good evening Merdie and Family Lots of new calf’s and cool you got a white head one 😊 Nice gentle horses 😊 love to hear Lawrence’s stories about his roping days.. Y’all take care and God Bless Always 🤠❤️😘 Love Y’all...
That's how I check the fuel in my 52 B! That's how we put hay wagons in the barn to unload them- to hard to back in hooked to the back of the tractor!Also had a 4x4 mounted on the front of the tractor, so we could get against the wagon and push it in! That is a rock rake, you make a crown, so the water runs off to the sides instead of down the road!
Watching your husband sticking the radiator to see if it is full enough reminded me when I was 2 years old. I had watched my gpa dump a bucket of water in the radiator in his old Allis Chalmers tractor. So I was going to help him while he was drinking his boiled coffee out of his saucer. I couldn't reach the radiator but I saw a cap back by the steering wheel. So I crawled up and dumped water in the fuel tank. The tractor still ran. Course I probably didn't get much in the fuel tank. Reference your daughter riding bareback reminded me of when I was 5. We were visiting friends on their farm in Montana. One day I was riding a pony bareback and I was barefoot. I rode him down by the creek, the horse went under a low branch and I was knocked off. I had no way to get back on so I had to run back to the house through a sticker patch.
Hi Meredith and family hope you all are doing good today.God bless you and your family today and always. I enjoy watching you and your family.Never been it to farming and cattle.But you make it so exciting and you so show and talk about every day life and I like that .Have a blessed evening.Austin driving tractor and now riding the horse.God bless you all.
I have always heard that too! Our chestnut tree had the most chestnuts in our 39 years here this year. I told hubby may mean it’s going to be a hard winter!
Thanks for the entertainment , you guys never cease to make me laugh and appreciate the fact that there are some wonderful folk out there working hard and contributing to the community . God love you all
Good job backing the 4 wheel wagon! That’s a difficult job! Hooking it to the front is about only way to do it....that’s what we used to do to move hay wagons, and it was still tricky😃
Just love to watch what is going on at your farm! You all have a great day and I hope the rains holds off also. It rained here all day and I am tired of it already
I love seeing you and your family spending time together... Small country farms were what I was raised on in the early sixties and I had forgotten that there are lots of hard work yes but there's a charm to them that these big mega farms don't have today... Thank you for sharing from your heart and I appreciate it... Blessings to you your family and your farm...
U are a good relaxing speaker and I just love what you’ll do, GOD BLESS you’ll family and your husband is a jack of all trade. My dad always said u can do anything if u put your mind to it. GOD BLESS 🙏🙏🙏
Great stuff family !! Thank you all for sharing !! Faith, Hope, or Charity for the new calf name !!! You all be careful and may God continue to bless you all !!!!!! Eddy
Thanks for rekindling my memories from childhood, When I was a kid we had an ole mule that was very gentle I use to bring him up to the front porch so I could get on his back because I was too small to get on otherwise. :-)
You know it’s coming, There’s mud on the ground, The last of the hay is baled and carted, Little wobbly calflets are appearing in every paddock, And acorns are falling like large brown hailstones. The leaves are turning....red and gold and crimson, It’s the best of times..... There’s still some warmth in the low autumn sunshine But we all know Wintertime is just around the corner.
I think it would be so cool if you was to have these farm girls visit your Farm. NYfarm girls have been travailing to see other farms and learn. Your family is perfect for teaching the future. Your my favorite to watch.
Yeah acorns are plentiful this year. If that's a sign of a bad winter, we are going to get our butts kicked. Thanks for sharing, y'all have a great day.
Enjoy your videos! We raise beef cattle in Iowa. Your stories make me realize the challenges and joys are the same in North Carolina as Iowa. It would be good if you would get a feed hoper that automatically unloads in your Kawasaki. You would have to time the feed being discharged at unloading to get the correct amount to each group of cattle. I have lifted many pails like you have. I now see the doctor regularly for back problems. I have paid for an automatic unloader in doctor bills. Keep making the great videos. David Hodgden
Bengal Fire Ant Killer. Its a powder you sprinkle on top of the mound. Works great for us here in West TN. And something else I find interesting is they only build on the south side of things. Whether it be the south side of a post, tree, or ditch bank. Good luck & stay on top of those pesky lil devils. Farm on & live well. The Bains from West TN
We've been naming beef critters since I was a kid. For some reason my sister never likes my names. For the ladies, we use female names like "Molly", "Gertie", etc and for the bulls names like "Leroy", "Booger", etc, but for the steers, they get the best names . . . . Steak, Quarterpounder, Whopper, etc
When my dad or cousin hooked up to a wagon where they couldn't see the hitch, I shook my head 'yes' as they was backing up (or hooking up to the front tractor hitch). As they got closer & closer I would shake my head slower & slower. As the holes lined up i'd shake my head 'no'. Worked out great when they couldn't hear me or see the hitch very well. Hooked up many silage wagons that way.
When you were looking at the ant mound I saw a different critter. The red and black thing looked like a Mutillidae, more commonly known as a "cow ant". They are a wingless wasp that has one of the most painful stings I have ever had, and are quite hard to kill. Stay safe, and keep playin in the dirt !
Do y'all have two 4320's? If so you are very lucky. I saw what you did when you hooked up that dump wagon. Never put your hand or fingers in a pinch point like that. Something moves and you get hurt real fast. Your daughter is a treasure...
we could use some rain here, 176 days without any rain where i live at in Las Vegas, this town is going to dry up. Take care, and have a great upcoming weekend.
Oh yay you did what I asked I wanted to see you ride your horses. Least got to see one of you ride. So excited about seeing your horses up close again. Amen. That's so cool about Lawrence riding that horse would love to see some footage of him riding sometime soon. Name your calf scarface or Patches or whatever you can think of i can't think of today. Lol. Loved this video seeing your horses. Thabk for sharing them with us today. Love to see more if possible please. 😁😁😁😁😁😁❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love the video, love the farm and animal's nice video's I enjoy them all and every chance I can I watch them and you have a nice family that works together and they never say no
I have a friend who use to work with 4H kids on backing farm wagons. They have a competition at the county fair. They have to back the wagon through a course. I think they only do a single wagon, but my friend said that with a little practice he use to be able to do the course with two wagons. I personally have enough trouble with one when I have to do it. Another good video, keep them coming. Have a good day.
Hello Bernard Family!😁 Meredith I home school my children as well and feel the same way as you!! 3rd Grade Math 😭....haha!! I'm not looking forward to 7th Grade!🤪 Happy Calving Season! Hope all goes well! GOD BLESS!!🙏 THE KELLY FAMILY!
Once again a great video of a very blessed family. Ya'll just make my day! How did you like my feeble attempt at Southern talkin? Wish I could be there with you. I would sure would enjoy that. Love ya. God bless! Central Indiana
I love watch your show you all got some pretty cows how many cows you all got I got about 41 head and 5 hog house help feed the world if we didn't have any farmers it would not be nothing to eat and lot of people don't know where it comes from .I from Belleville N.C
Lawrence’s dry sense of humour is spot on 😂😂😂🇦🇺❤️🇦🇺❤️👍👍
Meredith and LB, I hope you realize and pretty sure you do, how much joy you bring to all of your viewers. Like someone said here “You’re a shining light...” Thank You 🙏
Tickles me how every time you drive past that cow you say, "Hey Panda". It kinda reminds me of that old cartoon where the sheep dog and the wolf would say, hey to each other, and then clock in for work.
Morning Sam, Morning Ralf.
I love your attitude,it’s priceless . When you hooked up to front of the ford , Caution Never put your hands under or between metal hitch folks loose fingers or wourse every day or stand between equipment when hooking up .please use caution ,love your life style y’all 👍
Austin on that horse is priceless. Brings a smile to my face.
Y’all the best thing happened today.... Meredith’s smile!
If you ever wonder if you are posting too many videos, you are definitely not! I could watch one of your videos of your wonderful family every day. Look forward to them. They make me smile. When you share your family activities with us, its like a gift. And you are like the pretty bow, wrapped around the gift, holding it together. Stay safe & keep farmin'!
Austin and the horse was the best part. I love that kids enjoying the wildlife
Just noticing the views from around your farm. That really is a beautiful corner of the world! Your farm has so many "picture post card" shots it's amazing. Things that remain from previous generations seem like they have been placed there just for the scenic effect. Not everything has been cleaned up and organized. It's beautiful!
Ha! Austin's driving and riding tongue slays me. Does she curl it backwards when she backs up? Absolutely precious to watch her antics!
Lol!
Them old all around horses are the best especially for kids! Best babysitters ever!!
You both make me laugh out loud. When Lawrence keeps talking while walking away from the camera and you have to translate for him, it makes me laugh and smile. He is a keeper, and so are you and the kids. My cattle memories are being present for branding, and giving shots to the calves on a southern Oregon cattle ranch. I don't remember exactly but they probably cut the bull calves. All in all it was a noisy day.
I think Lawrence is sneaky I'll bet many you were standing at the altar before you even know you were engaged
I always get a kick out of your family never a dull moment on your farm/Ranch beautiful place you all have with family history and deep roots beautiful horses with lots of stories that can only be told though there hamans
Hi Mere bear. Austin is now a true rancher! She looks right at home on top of the horse. He is so patient.
Keep up with your rhymes!
He so lovely and trusting what a nice boy he is.
I really enjoyed watching you and your husband and your children. I've been farming for 40 years. I grew up on a dairy farm at A7 I'm helping my dad Milk The Cow! Long time ago.
Hello meredith glad to see the beautiful smile that's what made the sun shine!! ❤❤😘😘
Calving is a fun time yet it is a season that the farm needs for survival. Hope the calving goes well. I'm sure the children love seeing the new calves. Stay safe and health.
Oh Meredith!
I can not tell you how happy I am to see your vlog! The national news is so contentious and mind boggling! It is wonderful to watch NORMAL down to earth HAPPY people!
Have you had an "eight ball" named as a calf?
❤&🙏 from central Pennsylvania🍁🍂🎃
Thank you! I'm over watching the news as well :P We haven't had that name, but I like it!
Farmers Edge looks like a very informative site offering up-to-date information, Meredith. Enjoyed watching you and Lawrence "discuss" what needed to be done. Thanks for taking me on the ride where y'all assess the status of the farm and your growing herd. Loved seeing the horses and Austin "bareback" ride.
i'm so glad i discovered the bernards.all of you are just precious.
From riding a Deere to riding a horse she is one happy little girl as just look at that smile. Great video Meredith as loved Lawrence comment on your Troffice. LOL Love your new doo too as you just get younger looking everyday as your beautiful Light of Love is truly a blessing as you share your adventures of the farm life. As for math not my cup of tea either and never heard of bases in my day either and your way younger and don't look a day over 30? Also I have to say I love your laugh as it just brightens my day to see the joy shine from your precious heart even when the days are not so bright. Be safe and may the rain just pass you all bye that sunshine may brighten your day like in the start of this video. 👼🤗🌹❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
THANK YOU MEREDITH FOR A GREAT VIDEO WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY , EVERY ONE PLEASE STAY SAFE , XXX .
I love seeing you and your daughter spending time together
Our shining light in this madness we refer to as 2020... time to relax and enjoy a good video. Thank you bernard's for the entertainment.
Thank you for being here!
Wow look at Austin growing up. She’s driving tractors and riding horses! She’s so cute!
Hi.
The calves are so cute. I like those horses. 💞
You folks have a blessed day.
I loved Lawrence's Ipad!!
Meredith it's nice to see that calving season is going well for you all 👍they sure grow up quick kind of like kids 😁 thanks for sharing
Good evening Merdie and Family
Lots of new calf’s and cool you got a white head one 😊
Nice gentle horses 😊 love to hear Lawrence’s stories about his roping days..
Y’all take care and God Bless Always 🤠❤️😘 Love Y’all...
I'd say that working the driveway is meditation for LB. I was always happier while I was running the tractor...
That horse loves you meredith for sure
That's how I check the fuel in my 52 B! That's how we put hay wagons in the barn to unload them- to hard to back in hooked to the back of the tractor!Also had a 4x4 mounted on the front of the tractor, so we could get against the wagon and push it in! That is a rock rake, you make a crown, so the water runs off to the sides instead of down the road!
Watching your husband sticking the radiator to see if it is full enough reminded me when I was 2 years old. I had watched my gpa dump a bucket of water in the radiator in his old Allis Chalmers tractor. So I was going to help him while he was drinking his boiled coffee out of his saucer. I couldn't reach the radiator but I saw a cap back by the steering wheel. So I crawled up and dumped water in the fuel tank. The tractor still ran. Course I probably didn't get much in the fuel tank.
Reference your daughter riding bareback reminded me of when I was 5. We were visiting friends on their farm in Montana. One day I was riding a pony bareback and I was barefoot. I rode him down by the creek, the horse went under a low branch and I was knocked off. I had no way to get back on so I had to run back to the house through a sticker patch.
He is a great horse, such a patient baby.
Really good to see your horse(s) riden.
Hi Meredith and family hope you all are doing good today.God bless you and your family today and always. I enjoy watching you and your family.Never been it to farming and cattle.But you make it so exciting and you so show and talk about every day life and I like that .Have a blessed evening.Austin driving tractor and now riding the horse.God bless you all.
Some folks say a heavy acorn crop means a hard winter is coming. Time will tell. Enjoyed the visit.
I have always heard that too! Our chestnut tree had the most chestnuts in our 39 years here this year. I told hubby may mean it’s going to be a hard winter!
That Bonnie looks like the sweetest dog I've ever seen.
She seems like such a calm soul.
Thanks for the entertainment , you guys never cease to make me laugh and appreciate the fact that there are some wonderful folk out there working hard and contributing to the community . God love you all
Good job backing the 4 wheel wagon! That’s a difficult job! Hooking it to the front is about only way to do it....that’s what we used to do to move hay wagons, and it was still tricky😃
Just love to watch what is going on at your farm! You all have a great day and I hope the rains holds off also. It rained here all day and I am tired of it already
I love seeing you and your family spending time together... Small country farms were what I was raised on in the early sixties and I had forgotten that there are lots of hard work yes but there's a charm to them that these big mega farms don't have today... Thank you for sharing from your heart and I appreciate it... Blessings to you your family and your farm...
U are a good relaxing speaker and I just love what you’ll do, GOD BLESS you’ll family and your husband is a jack of all trade. My dad always said u can do anything if u put your mind to it. GOD BLESS 🙏🙏🙏
Y'all are to funny.but can see the love y'all have for each other.ITS CALLED BLESSED🤗🤗🙏🙏💙💙
Great stuff family !! Thank you all for sharing !! Faith, Hope, or Charity for the new calf name !!! You all be careful and may God continue to bless you all !!!!!! Eddy
Thanks for rekindling my memories from childhood, When I was a kid we had an ole mule that was very gentle I use to bring him up to the front porch so I could get on his back because I was too small to get on otherwise. :-)
What a Great Family..............
Beautiful scenery on the farm. 👍👍👍 love the horses.
Really enjoy all your videos Meredith. Hope you and your family are having a wonderful day!❤️
Thanks for showing the calving................Be Well. :-)
Another great video. Thank you for taking us along on your journey. Stay safe and well. God bless you and your family.
glad to see ya'll drying out. we got little over 3 inches here.
Your daughter really enjoys farm life and riding horses!
You know it’s coming,
There’s mud on the ground,
The last of the hay is baled and carted,
Little wobbly calflets are appearing in every paddock,
And acorns are falling like large brown hailstones.
The leaves are turning....red and gold and crimson,
It’s the best of times.....
There’s still some warmth in the low autumn sunshine
But we all know Wintertime is just around the corner.
More horse stories would be great. I love them.
I think it would be so cool if you was to have these farm girls visit your Farm. NYfarm girls have been travailing to see other farms and learn. Your family is perfect for teaching the future.
Your my favorite to watch.
Yeah acorns are plentiful this year. If that's a sign of a bad winter, we are going to get our butts kicked. Thanks for sharing, y'all have a great day.
Enjoy your videos! We raise beef cattle in Iowa. Your stories make me realize the challenges and joys are the same in North Carolina as Iowa. It would be good if you would get a feed hoper that automatically unloads in your Kawasaki. You would have to time the feed being discharged at unloading to get the correct amount to each group of cattle. I have lifted many pails like you have. I now see the doctor regularly for back problems. I have paid for an automatic unloader in doctor bills. Keep making the great videos. David Hodgden
Nice to have a sunny day in autumn. Same here in northern New Jersey. Wind and rain for us tonight. No calves in our neighborhood, though!
Name that calf white lightning! Lots of nice looking cows and calves! Enjoying watching Austin ride the horse! Take care and God Bless
Bengal Fire Ant Killer. Its a powder you sprinkle on top of the mound. Works great for us here in West TN. And something else I find interesting is they only build on the south side of things. Whether it be the south side of a post, tree, or ditch bank. Good luck & stay on top of those pesky lil devils. Farm on & live well.
The Bains from West TN
We've been naming beef critters since I was a kid. For some reason my sister never likes my names. For the ladies, we use female names like "Molly", "Gertie", etc and for the bulls names like "Leroy", "Booger", etc, but for the steers, they get the best names . . . . Steak, Quarterpounder, Whopper, etc
Great looking bunch of little ones. Hi from your neighbors in Indiana!
A skid steer loader works great for parking equipment. We used that all the time for moving wheeled equipment on the farm and around the shop.
Great video, kinda sad when it's time to put equipment away, but the joy of every new calf offsets it,hopefully you'll get the rain when it's needed
I started watching this last year and now I’m watching it in February 2021 and enjoying going back to warmer days
Awesome video, you guys, enjoy the different things you get into keep it real !
When my dad or cousin hooked up to a wagon where they couldn't see the hitch, I shook my head 'yes' as they was backing up (or hooking up to the front tractor hitch). As they got closer & closer I would shake my head slower & slower. As the holes lined up i'd shake my head 'no'. Worked out great when they couldn't hear me or see the hitch very well. Hooked up many silage wagons that way.
72.3 subscribers outstanding Meredith and Lawrence and kids and horses and especially moomoos and puppies love yaw be safe
HOLLY THE CALF ,CHRISTMAS COMING ENJOY YA'LL VERY CALMING SHOW
When you were looking at the ant mound I saw a different critter. The red and black thing looked like a Mutillidae, more commonly known as a "cow ant". They are a wingless wasp that has one of the most painful stings I have ever had, and are quite hard to kill. Stay safe, and keep playin in the dirt !
I’d love to hear some of Lawrence’s horse stories.
I would too loud to hear his horse. stories
Those little 3930’s are a handy tractor to have around. I use mine for all the small random jobs around the farms like moving trailers.
Hi Meredith. All kinds of farm adventures going on there. Always great videos. Love and blessings from N.H.
Do y'all have two 4320's? If so you are very lucky. I saw what you did when you hooked up that dump wagon. Never put your hand or fingers in a pinch point like that. Something moves and you get hurt real fast. Your daughter is a treasure...
we could use some rain here, 176 days without any rain where i live at in Las Vegas, this town is going to dry up. Take care, and have a great upcoming weekend.
Would love to see you all ride the horses one time, you daughter done a great job.
Oh yay you did what I asked I wanted to see you ride your horses. Least got to see one of you ride. So excited about seeing your horses up close again. Amen. That's so cool about Lawrence riding that horse would love to see some footage of him riding sometime soon. Name your calf scarface or Patches or whatever you can think of i can't think of today. Lol. Loved this video seeing your horses. Thabk for sharing them with us today. Love to see more if possible please. 😁😁😁😁😁😁❤❤❤❤❤❤
Mer, you could send some of that rain our way, very dry here in Eastern Oklahoma, ponds getting low!
Love the video, love the farm and animal's nice video's I enjoy them all and every chance I can I watch them and you have a nice family that works together and they never say no
Great family outing. Zion or Flash good names for little cow. I am sure you will pick a good one. Blessed day.
I have a friend who use to work with 4H kids on backing farm wagons. They have a competition at the county fair. They have to back the wagon through a course. I think they only do a single wagon, but my friend said that with a little practice he use to be able to do the course with two wagons. I personally have enough trouble with one when I have to do it.
Another good video, keep them coming. Have a good day.
Love your videos. Love the farming lifestyle. Keep up the great work.
Thank you!
Meredith,
The name of that beautiful plant you were interested in is called the American Beauty Berry. From a club member.
Jim Early
Good afternoon everybody hope you're doing well today
Ms here: Enjoy ur blog everyday! Just wish you’d give month of year when ur videoing! Thanks!
You should call him closed caption, because that is what your videos need
Special skills are needed when backing trailers like big green . And patience . Ha . Again , great video .
thanks for the tip on the new musket powder, its good on everything! even ice-cream
Hello Bernard Family!😁
Meredith I home school my children as well and feel the same way as you!! 3rd Grade Math 😭....haha!! I'm not looking forward to 7th Grade!🤪 Happy Calving Season! Hope all goes well! GOD BLESS!!🙏
THE KELLY FAMILY!
You could call the calf Peace since it has the peace sign on its face ✌️
Hello TFW, Thank you. With much affection
The first few times I heard you say Troffice, I had trough and office in my head just like LB.
Looks like a fire aunt mound to me we've got plenty of them dam things sure wish we could send them back!!!!!
Once again a great video of a very blessed family. Ya'll just make my day! How did you like my feeble attempt at Southern talkin? Wish I could be there with you. I would sure would enjoy that. Love ya. God bless! Central Indiana
Keep doing what you do and thanks again for the video greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Lovely day in the Country. Enjoy. Carlisle ON Canada
I love watch your show you all got some pretty cows how many cows you all got I got about 41 head and 5 hog house help feed the world if we didn't have any farmers it would not be nothing to eat and lot of people don't know where it comes from .I from Belleville N.C
Awesome video I love it keep up the good work and farm hard.
Great Vlog, Interesting that you calve in the fall. In new Zealand we calve in spring because it matches our pasture growth better, Thanks