Calving and Injured Organic Cows( A natural approach is best for both)

[@lifewithlois7262]

Good information God Bless💕

[@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861]

loisann therapy Gardening Thank you so.much for viewing and God.Bless YOU as well! Lynette and Peter

[@DennysCountryLife]

Thanks for the video guys, and I hope she heals up fast!

[@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861]

Denny's Country Life thank you and we hope so! She is still a bit sore, but is walking much better! Thank you again, Lynette and Peter

[@AlaskaPrepper]

Thank you guys for the video, loved it...

[@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861]

Thank you for viewing and commenting! I hope you have a great weekend, Lynette and Peter

[@FarmallFanatic]

Good informational video 👍

[@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861]

Farmall Fanatic thanks for watching, have a great week! I will be adding you as a featured channel this week! Thanks always for commenting, Lynette and Peter

[@thomasschmitthomesteadproj6025]

....It is good to know how to take care of your animals and that you care enough to do so this is a great video....Thanks for Sharing.....

[@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861]

Awe, we truly love our animals( just like you folks do and why we love your channel)! It makes life with living! Have a great evening! Lynette and Peter

[@MrVailtown]

Nice calm walk. 👍👌✌️

[@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861]

MrVailtown other than a few bossy cows that like to push other cows around( it's always such a peaceful part of the day) have a great day and Thank you for your comment and for viewing, Lynette and Peter

[@rclamb04]

Good stuff, thanks for sharing, praying you get some rain

[@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861]

Robert Lamb Thank you for your prayers! Thank you always for your encouragement; it is very much appreciated! Lyneet and Peter

[@GerraldFarms]

Another good video guys/gals. My son got a jersey steer about 4 years ago. He was about 4 mouths old , he raised him now he a lifer. He’s worse than a dog, any thing you do in the pen he’s right in the middle of it. He always looks poor up top but as big a round as our beef bulls.thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861]

Gerrald Farms cows are so funny sometimes! They all have such wonderful personalities! We milk 26 cows right now and all of them have names! Have a great evening and it's always great to hear from you, thank you for viewing and commen, Lynette and Peter

[@heprovides5604]

Great informative video. Thanks.

[@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861]

He Provides Homestead Thank you for your comment and for viewing, we hope your day is awesome! Lynette and Peter

[@HeavensGatesCherryFarm]

Just sub your channel, love it will keep watching it.

[@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861]

Welcome and Thank you! So glad your here! Lynette and Peter

[@zhp500]

Reminds me of the family farm. 20 head, only jersey. Grandpa would call out to them and they would come in to get milked.

[@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861]

That sounds beautiful and ours all know their names and once I awhile I'll call out to them and the will come running! Great comment and thank you so much for watching, Lynette and Peter

[@AndersonCattleCo]

Do you cross breed the cows or just have a few Jersey's to boost your butter fat?

[@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861]

AndersonCattleCo. Well, actually we have tried not to crossbreed for the most part! We have had a couple of Holsteins in the past that decided to be hard to breed and I have crossed them with a linebacker( we have a couple of steers that we are raising that are holstein, lineback cross!)! Peter would love a herd of Jerseys, but we only have two at the moment! Our Butterfat runs at about 4.8 and our protein about 3.28! Thank you so much for watching, Have a great day, Lynette and Peter ps, that is a great idea for a video( breeding)

[@JamesOBrien2253]

Could you do a milking video I would love to see your milking set up. Also why do you calve this time of the year and not do spring calving

[@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861]

We would be happy to do a milking video! On the other question, We sometimes have a few cows calve in spring, but truthfully we love the cows to calve between now and December because here in the States everyone calves in spring and there is so much milk being marketed that the milk price drops dramatically! In the fall and January and February, we get a $3 premium for our milk( so it made sense to us to change our calving schedule) we hope to keep the cows on grass until December with some hay supplements, but we like those cows in peak production for Fall and Winter( and we still get a spring flush)! Thank you James, and I just figured out how to have featured channels, so I thought I'd let you know that we are featuring your channel! Have a beautiful day, Lynette and Peter

[@JamesOBrien2253]

Back to the Land organic farmers thanks very much for replying and also for featuring my channel

[@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861]

Weaver Cattle Company That is an excellent and very thorough comment! I very much appreciate this level of discussion! We almost lost our farm in 2006 when the price of milk fell from $14 a hundred to $11! Truthfully, I believe this is the most challenging part of dairy farming! It would be awesome to know the parity price for milk( I bet farmers would totally be blown away)! Thank you for viewing and commenting and we will totally look at that link! Have a great evening, Lynette and Peter

[@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861]

Can you give me that recipe for hoof rot or injury again! I think we can use copper sulfate under the organic rules( I just need to submit a form for approval) but I'm almost positive it is on the approved list of inputs

[@martinbenton742]

Our spring started out dry. Then the rain never stopped. Rain on the 4th of July and drizzle last night. Flooding north and west of us last night. They also had 5 inches of hail.

[@backtothelandorganicfarmer6861]

Martin Benton Oh my; That can be as bad as no rain! I hope things will even out for sure! Have a great day, Lynette and Peter