What I Learned Raising Beef Cattle on My Homestead (so far)

I share the struggles and successes of moving beef cows!

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[mijitaarmijo]

That's how we started out, we bought the animals then we figured it out! We learned from our mistakes and continue learning as we go. I enjoy watching you and your family do the same, keeping it real!!

[ladyryan]

Brilliant Lorraine!! That's homesteading!!

[barbarabrand]

I started with 2 steers years ago, put the biggest one in the freezer, overwintered and fed hay to the smaller one. Got a second third steer in the spring to keep tbe first one company and let the first one show him the ropes. Literally, show him how to rotate. Now I have dairy cows and a bull, and meat and milk products. Best of luck!

[traciekowalski]

Homesteaders are an ingenious bunch, thrifty, try anything once, always learning and willing to make a few mistakes. It's a joy watching your land take shape.

[margaretbedwell]

The land looks so much better than when y'all first moved in. I think you have come a long way. Your steers look great, beautiful shiny coats, so they must be doing OK. Thanks for sharing with us and I know it helps those who are just starting and having similar issues. Have a Blessed day.

[SidJohnson]

You had me laughing so hard. I saw myself in your challenges. Cattle before perimeter fence, TSC cheap stuff, daily challenges. Love you guys. Hang in there and keep doing awesome things!

[suzanneo]

None of us learn the cash register on the first day. 😉 you are killing it, keep up the good work!!

[lynh]

Love that you reuse and repurpose everything.

[maryalexander]

Love the sound of the steers chomping on the grass.

[dianecharles]

I think you do a great job showing on what it’s really like, for real! Every one has to learn from watching and actually doing!

[Gardendreamsforme]

Jason you’re such a joy to watch. I’m so happy for your family’s blessings

[sharoncochran]

Love watching your family! The idea for using sticks and hay strings was BRILLIANT!

[annmcintosh]

Using what you have IS the best way! Love the twig fence!

[debralairson]

I love to watch you guys!! Always working hard n leaving things so much better!!

[hart]

Great video. I think you did a marvelous job for first time steer raising cattlehomesteaders! Bravo.

[gaylewatkins]

Jason, you are doing an excellent job with your permaculture land management. I can't wait to see how your land improves from year to year. Great job and take care.♥️

[nancyparker]

The drone shot really helps you see where the land is coming back to good growth.

[elizabethlink]

💚 You've learned a lot since you got the Beefy Boys and since you moved to the property. I learn things too! I enjoy watching your progress! 💚

[hillarys.k]

Getting better all the time .
And the 🐄 are happy 😊.

[donaldauguston]

Your wife's decision to save those "sticks" was brilliant, AND, they look good around the trees.