Less Cows!

[@alfiereyestabada9996]

Nice 👍 farm

[@drdulas5055]

No matter how many cows you have you get attached with handling them every day. Appears you are parting with some nice cows.

[@rancher4911]

It’s a happy and a sad day . Great to see ur friend getting started but no cow man likes to see cows leaving . Maybe u could make a video of the new setup . 🇮🇪👍

[@loadsbutty]

Greetings from Irish farmer !

[@thebigsmallfarmer1670]

Hello, and thanks for watching!

[@loadsbutty]

@@thebigsmallfarmer1670 a pleasure...very interesting to see mutual + differing practices from across the Pond !

[@graypowerdog5153]

Looks like things went well if cow's don't want to go things can get pretty rough another good video

[@dobberaaron6658]

Been awhile since I've seen any of your videos I hope all is well with your family Merry Christmas

[@garyfeser4294]

Question...a while back yiu had a question from a viewer about individual stalls for the cows ....now wondering if it really makes a difference between that and your set up if they are properly bedded and taken care of ....such as your girls appear to be???

[@thebigsmallfarmer1670]

Our barn is sized so that if we wanted to one day we could put in a row of head to head stalls. The only reason we would consider doing that is because our bedding cost is very high. Stalls would require a fraction of the bedding, but we would have to change our manure handling system which wouldn't be cheap either. The bedding pack is great for cow comfort!

[@garyfeser4294]

@@thebigsmallfarmer1670 makes perfect sense...👌

[@melanieharrison7465]

Just wondering how high is your barn at the peak and do you have a ridge vent? We have a bedded pack heifer barn that looks exactly like your barn on days without a wind the air can get stale in it.look forward to the next video.Merry Christmas.

[@thebigsmallfarmer1670]

Hi Melanie! The barn is 14ft to the bottom of the rafters and 20ft to the peak I believe. There is no ridge vent. We have to very large ceiling fans that run 24/7 to keep the air fresh. During winter the fans turn very slow, just enough to move the air which helps keep the humidity down. Merry Christmas and thanks for watching!