Starting a Beef Cattle Farm 10 TIPS for beginners to start a Cattle Ranch

We will be going over how to Start a Beef Cattle Farm by offering 10 TIPS for a beginner when starting out in Cattle Ranching. We will give the Beginner cattleman or cattle lady tips/tricks when starting up a cattle operation & what they need to know before starting their profitable cattle Ranch. From raising Red Angus cattle on our Ranch and being a 4th generation Rancher, I have learnt some key points to operating a successful cattle ranch operation. Aaron touches base on Starting a Beef Cattle Farm & here are 10 TIPS for beginners to start RANCHING: #1 Pasture/Land availability , #2 Fencing, #3 Housing/Wind Breaks, #4 Genetics, #5 Hay/Forage, #6 Access to clean Water year round, #7 Marketing your Beef Cattle, #8 Budgeting your $ Money for the year, #9 Be Ready to deal with Unpleasant scenarios like Sick/ill/dying Livestock, #10 Be Aware hours worked vary from other jobs, & keep ranching a fun healthy family activity. I hope this video can help people looking to get into the Cattle industry, and if you have any questions, or comments please fire them off in the comment box of this video. Cheers 🍻 Everyone.
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[allanvicbah]

I've started 3 years ago with 10 cows now we've about 40 cows in just 3 years. The teaching is unique, I'm just 21 years old.

[studywithmitch]

My husband and I are planning on starting a cattle business in my country and we have zero experience but your video helped me understand what I am gonna get myself into!

[straightpipeacres]

Yeppers!! Alot of guys think its all the feed that gives the best response in gains. But gooood water plays a huge role in that. Great video my friend

[mrohface]

Thanks for sharing that info!!! I think a good point you made was that not everyday is going to be an easy one! Too many times people forget these are animals and with that said, there is a lot of unexpected things that can happen even to the best of us! Keep up the great vids!

[allanvicbah]

Hello, I'm from Sierra Leone west Africa am enjoying your teaching. I've passions in cattle (cows) farming.

[cowranger]

Thank you so very much for putting a great video together for getting in cattle ranching

[jessicadevita]

This video is so helpful!! My husband and I are currently looking at purchasing a property with cattle on it. I have some background with cattle but I didn't realize how much goes into it. Thank you for the information!!

[Inearnest]

One of the best cattle ranching for beginners videos on youtube. No kidding. thank you brother

[SynthToshi]

Reading the comments and seeing so much help, Love this community. Can't wait till I have more money so I can become a farmer. Once I get monetized and have some passive income coming in I'm doing it!

[jabroski]

This man is way to happy to be in cattle. My grandpappy was never happy especially when we had to mess with the cows. When I was little I was deathly scared of the huge cows I was like 3 ft tall probably 5 maybe 6 years old and that old man told me "climb over that fence and help me bc I'll hurt you worse then any of the cows can" well... I didn't belive him I ran full sprint away and the old man cleared a 5 ft tall gate and had me chased down and "blessed" me w a bright red ass (as he worded it 😂) i was carried in against my will but in the first 30 seconds I realized they were more scared of him then I was. And as long as he was within arms reach I was safe and looking back I'm sure every single cow hated me with a passion and vowed to murder me the first time I ventured into their territory without pappy having my back that man was my mf hero (that occasionally beat my ass and called me out on my bullshit, and I wished everyday he was still around to whip me back I shape he always told me "when you get older you'll thank me for this whippin" right before he tore into me. Yeah I'm getting into cows now hope this goes better then the chickens ☠ 😬

[crslyrn]

Very good tip & advice there Aaron. CHEERS Aaron!!!!

[matth]

Great video Aaron. you touched on some very important areas for raising cattle. really good tutorial. See you next weekend.

[rockyrunangusranch-wieszracing]

Lots of good information there fella! It's an all year around lifestyle commitment! One that i personally love, it's very rewarding and very frustrating at the same time! i like your tip about finding markets other than just the sale barn, i kind of got into that a bit this year with selling beef off the farm, well from the butcher i guess, need all kinds of permits and licenses to sell it off the Farm, but its definitely worth it! Keep up the videos man, i love your enthusiasm! haha

[davegriffin]

Thank you, Aaron. I have always dreamed of of working in this occupation and I appreciate your entertaining way of sharing information.

[thomashesse]

Thank you for taking the time to make this!

[acuraheads]

Lol.... "numero ten" love it.
Thank you for taking the time man

[rugaziagonzaganyombi]

Useful info. Specially #.9 tip. Thanks

[brentbernath]

Good Video lots of good points top one is fence and water....makes the best neighbours

[applejack]

Good video lots of common sense advice for everyone not just beginners.

[agirlandhercows]

these are great tips hope this helps people get started