Are Your Cattle Yards Safe, Easy to Use And Accurate?

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  • Опубліковано 14 гру 2023
  • Are you looking for a cattle yard that's safe, easy to use and accurate? Then you need to check out Nigel's cattle yard!
    This safe and easy to use cattle yard has increased Nigel's accuracy and efficiency, and you can find out how it can do the same for your farm. In this video, we'll show you all the features of this cattle yard, and how it can help you increase your cattle production efficiency. So if you're looking for a cattle yard that's safe, easy to use and accurate, then you need to check out Nigel's cattle yard!
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  • @peterh8253
    @peterh8253 7 місяців тому +3

    I'm a newbie to livestock work and I've just started working with a cattle breeder myself. Very soon I'm going to be expected to put them through the yard on my own. Thankfully the owner's cattle are very relaxed, but my safety is something I do worry about, so seeing this layout has given me a few ideas to raise with my boss.
    Would be great if you could devote a video to the requirements needed for weighing and recording of data via apps, 'cos guestimating weights, reading ear-tags and then recording stuff in a notebook is a slow process.
    Great channel that I'm learning so much from, so thank you Tim for the time and dedication you put into producing these videos.

  • @killickfarms
    @killickfarms 7 місяців тому +1

    Best of luck with your yard. I put in a te Pari yard in 2004 it still going strong after nearly 20 years. A lot of stock passed through it. Safe handling facilities are vital for man and beast. Very good investment

  • @stuartmcfadyen5881
    @stuartmcfadyen5881 7 місяців тому

    Great video Tim, my old wooden yards are 50+ years old. Head bale, no crush. This gives me an idea on what’s coming…Cheers

  • @mattkathforth2300
    @mattkathforth2300 7 місяців тому

    Tim, this was a great video. My wife and I have a 70 ac property in north Tassie, running beef cattle approx 100 head. This article covered many items and issues I’m looking at addressing in next 12-18 months. Great stuff and look forward to to similar future articles.
    Cheers
    Matt

  • @MethaneHurricane
    @MethaneHurricane 7 місяців тому +1

    That outtake at the end...😂

  • @terrysmith7740
    @terrysmith7740 7 місяців тому

    That looks great for small head numbers. An outomated reader and crush gate operation would work better and less staff needed.

  • @rbg01
    @rbg01 7 місяців тому

    i love this channel

  • @bilalmanzoor6559
    @bilalmanzoor6559 7 місяців тому

    Hi
    Dear Tim
    You are doing good job
    I also work in agriculture.

    • @bilalmanzoor6559
      @bilalmanzoor6559 7 місяців тому

      Dear tim
      I want to immigrate in Australia
      Please help me in this case.

  • @andydelarue9344
    @andydelarue9344 7 місяців тому +1

    A phone mount on the crush would give him twice as many hands

    • @FarmLearningTim
      @FarmLearningTim  7 місяців тому

      And a wand scabbard too… you got me thinking now!

  • @bilalmanzoor6559
    @bilalmanzoor6559 7 місяців тому

    I did master in zoology and want to work in your beautiful country with you
    Please...plz help me.