My channel reflects the day to day activities on my beef cow calf, feedlot, and farming operation. After strong deracheo/tornado like storms destroyed our farm in 2020 I have switched gears and currently raising poultry that I market direct to local customers and Boer meat goats and focusing more on farm to table markets.
this new holland is a stupid design, I have a 1411 and it gave problems from the start. its not a very robust system like Kuhn. never in my life wil I wast my money on New Holland again, hope you can fix your mower
Everything can be done from outside the coop. Only time we need to get in with them is to load out for market. We move them ahead to clean grass for that.
To heavy and hard to move, had this style before easy to get chickens legs caught as you pull it. Best coops are light weight ones that push so chickens walk forward away from you.
just a heads up, that tin covering in the direct sun turns that unit into a hot box. add some shade cloth during the hotter months to prevent this. love from down under.
I have 30 and 40 series JD tractors. Most change exactly like this video and are no trouble. But I have probably cursed away 1/2 a lifetime changing my 4040 in either direction. Like was mentioned already, parking on a slight hill with the rear in the air helps. Not sure what is up with the 4040? Everything else on it runs fine.
How please have you connected with such a wide range of folks over a huge geographical area to make sales of hatching eggs? Specialist magazines via adverts / web sites?
Thanks for the video. My gun should be here tmw. how long does it take for the dart to fall out and is it hard to find them? Would a hip shot work? This will save me a lot of time. thanks for any info.
The darts usually fall out quite quickly. unless they are in tall grass or they really run away you can uaually find the dart easily if not right away. i have hit some in less than ideal spots. seems to work. We always prefer doing them in the chute but alot of times cant hence the gun purchase. Good luck
@@cowcamp87 thanks for the info! I just upgraded the head gate this year. The last one was 35 years old. Bought the gun for when it’s to hard to get them in. It will pay for itself if it saves one cow or gets a bull back to breeding. Thanks!
Thanks. Won't have any cattle videos for a while since we lost all the places we fed cattle in the deracheo storms last year. The poultry have turned into a very good business though. Thank you for watching
Looks like really good winter accommodation and should keep predators away from them. Just be wary about rats as they love to live in the bedding when it gets a bit deep and feed off spilt feed and drink their water.
How many gallons per bale do you use? I am going to pour west way feed on some rye hay that my cows don’t seem to like. Freeze blasted the heads so I baled it.
