Raising Cows - The Basics (Fencing, Weight Goal, Vaccinations, and more)

#raisingcows #breeding #farming #anguscows

Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen heads to Casey County to learn about the basics of raising cows: fencing, weight goal, vaccinations, deworming, ear tags, how often to calve and more!

Cross-breeding of Black Angus cows with Brown Swiss Dairy cows to make a cow with plenty of frame, plenty of milk, and docile. Why Jersey cows produce meat almost as good as Black Angus.

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[chrisbammer]

2:30

A funny bit that made me chuckle because inside I'm still 10 years old

[cockatooinsunglasses]

I’m a vegetarian and I respect this man. Even if the cows are used for meat I’m, okay with that. I’d buy meat from this man.

[nerdlife]

I grew up on a farm and still live on one now I wouldn't trade it for anything

[stu]

I started out with two Holstein bull calves and am now up to 30. I love it. I have added chickens, turkeys, lambs, and pigs. It took me a while to figure out your left handed hand shakes. It would appear your right is bandaged.

[MrMate]

I moved to the country from the suburbs almost two years ago, I'm only on 10 hectares but I've got alot of learning to do.

New sub

[sunnypatchfarm]

best video yet, this is exciting I am ready to get a cow and calf very soon hopefully next year this is going to be a great video series right up my alley bravo Mr farmer

[tannerlemons]

Mr. Farmer, got to say I really love your videos. Being raised on a farm and currently working as a professional hunting guide in Georgia your videos are a great and knowledgeable example for younger generations or even people interested in the outdoors and livestock. Thank you, sir. +subbed

[timkneiski]

Is that guard rails for a road used for fencing? Someone's tight with the county! Lol

[TattoodMommy]

This was incredibly helpful! THANK YOU!

[lydiafisher]

one tip ya'll: if you have Hereford cows, breed them to an Angus bull. then you will have black, white face calves and they bring more money than a Hereford calf because all the restaurants want Angus meat, even if it's only PART Angus.

[SQUIZZAR]

Jersey cow....has to be the best cow, IN THE WORLD!

[las]

I was raised on a dairy farm. All of our cows were tame. Us kids ran in and out ot the herd in the pasture all the time. We pet them in the barn. We would call Come Boss and they would come to the barn. My dad would raise one steer a year for our consumption.

[nutshelloftrash]

Thank you, I'm going to do 4h in middle school and I'm going to do a dairy cow so I'm so all my research to learn more about cows and see how to take of cows properly, so thank you for you helping me. =^•^=

[skmcpheron]

Nice looking cows!!
I think grassfed tastes better than grain fed but that's my preference! Others might like grainfed better.

[tonytanti]

I work at a grain terminal that make feed pellets.... absolutely disgusting what is put in those pellets. I only est grass fed

[adm]

The only thing which has stopped us from getting a few cows, was finding a breed docile enough for a beginner. We've raised goats, alpacas, sheep, but they're easy for me to handle. This mix sounds like a good possibility for but I think I'll watch how you guys do with them first. lol

[SuerteDelMolinoFarm]

Greetings from the LooseNatural farm in Andalusia

[rotemspivak]

Our cow goes crazy whenever we bring her treats (she has food all the time) to the point when she finishes her treats she wants more so she head buts us to the point we have bruises.also when we pick fruits from our yard (she thinks the fruits are for her) so she buts us even if we dont give her treats at that moment. Any advice?

[planetarylife]

Are we just not going to talk about the peacock

[gregkelso]

Tim,   Just ran across your channel while doing a search for how to raise cattle.   Which leads me to my suggestion... would you create a playlist(s) of your videos by topic?  Specifically,   a playlist on the subject of raising cattle, butchering & processing?   Maybe another one on beekeeping?   With so many great videos to look through, it's time consuming to search and in my particular case, distracting.  I've spent the last three hours watching episodes on Cows 101, making bologna, "swallered teeth", math jokes, train whistles and I'm just not getting back on track with the second cow video.   I'm not sure it's the second in the series, but, it's about cows...  :-)