Feeding Beef Cattle near Mandan North Dakota with Chad Berger Bucking Bulls
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- Опубліковано 29 гру 2022
- In this video I flew out to Bismarck North Dakota where I met up with some coworkers. We then visited West River Equipment in Mandan North Dakota and went out to a farm and cattle ranch belonging to Chad Berger Bucking Bulls and got to see the farms Deutz Fahr 6175 tractor in action feeding their beef cattle herd. First part of the video the 7175 tractor is hooked to a Vermeer VT830 twin screw mixer then they unhook the mower and install the Deutz Profiline FZ60.1 loader and move and feed some round bales around and feed their horses.
Great Video Mike, thanks for sharing
1:35 the dog sees the drone! Good video as always.
Hey fhm nice to see deutz hitting America with some modern tractors , we have alot of em here in englanland and they are a great looking machine
Mike I really enjoyed this video. If ya can shoot some more of cattle operations. Thanks for all the excellent videos
That's a great video. Awesome to see tractors out feeding in it.
Everyone I know that has had one of the air cooled deutz tractor tells me how good those engines are.
Great video, I love seeing how feeding is done at various farms, thanks
Something about the west & the cold got you hooked Mike. Have to bring the new green tractors a little further North, and feel right at home ! Good video.😁
Great vídeo Mike. An excellent end of the year with a lot of good energy.
The work of agricultural machinery on a livestock farm is no less interesting than work in the fields. Good video, thanks.
Thanks for sharing a cattle feeding video
Enjoyed this video, I would like to see more of this type of content. As I feed a few bulls it’s good to see how it’s done on the other side of the globe. Regards from Down Under.
That's a nice feeding setup👍😉 thanks for sharing👍👍
Kinda neat to see a closer view of the yard as I drive by it every day to go to the farm I work for. Fun fact, my family actually owns one of Chad’s older deutz tractors similar to the one you showed at the end of the video
Hello! Happy New Year!
Crazy how little snow we had at that time! We're now over 4 ft and completely buried.
very interesting. nice equipment. thanks Mike.
Love the tmr feeding in dairy or beef. It’s more in-depth
Wishing You A Happy New Year Filled Of New Adventures And Blessings.
Another awesome video of Mike, if you ever make it back to the farm it would be interesting. If you could interview the owner about his operation, the genetics he uses and how he gets world champion, bucking bulls.
I like Mike less videos on UA-cam from the imperial county California. And happy New year 🎊🎊🎉.
I farmed in western Imperial County 40 uears ago.
You failed to mention that these are the large round bales not the little ones we are used to seeing in Ohio. I have heard some of these alfalfa bales can weigh a full ton. These looked more like grass hay which were probably in the 1500-1600 lb range. Two of those on the front end of a regular loader is a big load.
Very nice works
We have 2 6.30 duetz tractors, 1 2wd 1 fwa. We’ve had duetz tractors for 37 years or there abouts.
I,m using a 1984 Deutz-Fahr
52 07 of 52 hp. air cooled.
Nice
Happy new years mike and a late merry Christmas and what does a vermeer mixer wagon like that cost or a small or a medium size?
I know a guy in New Hampshire that uses the same brand tractors for roadside mowing
Do they do a different mix for beef cattle than dairy? Amazing video as usual!
I would definitely think beef cattle would be fed a different ration on the feedyard than a dairy cows would be fed. Beef cattle are fed to fatten them up for market and dairy cows are fed for milk production but to not get fattened up
Greetings Mike! were you being somewhat sarcastic - or is that me: Bucking Bulls .... looks like the Deutz is doing some or could be worse. I refer of course to that 2 quite large bales up front and so high up. Stability issues when NO REAR-end ballast is being used. Had occasion recently with a Customer's tractor -had very soft rear tyres and lifting to the limit ( OH it's just a simple lift-up and down story) but the load side shifted over centre and nearly took the tractor with it. I keep telling people that. Rear wheel weights ONLY ADD to the total front axle (over)loading and also if the front tyres are not equally inflated, then look out! Maybe you could do a follow up to illustrate that for your followers. Cheers and have a Dram on us! Slàinte Mhath or , as they would say in Lauingen _ Einen guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr, Prost!
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It's ok to give beef cattle corn and wheat flour in tmr ?
how do u like the cat wheel loader
I’d like to know what kind of round Baler they got. Those bales look nice and big
Not sure but I think a Vermeer.
Chad owns a Vermeer 605N we sold him.
@@delvinboehm4373 nice. My 605N don’t make them like that.
1:38 puppy dog
Mike where is the versatile tractor
I'm working on a new video right now that has lots of Versatile Tractors. Should be up on UA-cam later today. Stay Tuned.
Wasting a lot of feed overshooting the bunk ..
why is the dude driving on so many RPM? kinda useless and also uses more fuel