Selling Beef Cows $$... How much did we make?

[@cowboy2180]

Great to see what you do each day, thanks for sharing your daily process

[@salmonhunter7414]

I use to use an old coat hanger for filler wire.

[@brentelizabethjames264]

Like your work mate 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@kiwifarmernz]

Thanks.

[@charlesflisher9520]

Good morning from Hastings in the UK. love your vids and watching what you do all day.

[@kiwifarmernz]

Morning. Thanks for watching.

[@janegrieve]

Beautiful place you have. Need to visit New Zealand 🇳🇿 sometime 😀

[@ronaldlucas5360]

Nice

[@mkpratt58]

Bloody hell. The meat market is pretty good bud

[@kiwifarmernz]

Yep. Stoked with those prices.

[@cantwellron11]

Wow a rod welder good ta see I'm old boy welder by trade neva used mig not 2 often see stick now days

[@kiwifarmernz]

It's certainly a good skill to have. I enjoy the chalange of arc welding.

[@nsgkuaov]

Enjoy your videos have only come across your channel lately. Here in Ireland the price of everything has gone way up! Just thought I'd let you know that 45kg lambs are making c. €150 a head don't know what that works out in kiwi dollars . Fertiliser is gone crazy c. €750 a ton for 27.5 percent n. And feed wheat is gone over €300 a ton so my advice is enjoy the good prices but don't go to wild the cost of production is gonna chew the hell out of it.

[@kiwifarmernz]

It is the same here. All the inputs have gone way up. Our issue coming up is getting our beef and lamb shipped out of nz is becoming harder which may limit what us farmers receive in the pocket. Thanks for watching.

[@Part_Time_Farmer]

Gotta enjoy those wins with prices at the moment, in north waikato they’re doing well for the seller, but the price for the buyer definitely cuts into the margins

[@kiwifarmernz]

Gotto make the most of it as a breeder while we can.

[@expeditionlandcruiser9852]

G’day Alister are those prices per head/ total including GST?

[@kiwifarmernz]

No they are excl gst

[@DrAAAli]

Mate where in NZ are you?

[@kiwifarmernz]

Just out of Oxford. North Canterbury

[@jamiewarburton-lee6003]

what do you use the reno plants for ?

[@kiwifarmernz]

Raphno is a feed for lambs over the summer.

[@PungBoy3]

There is a major disruptive change coming to the meat and dairy industry. At the moment (2023) it is so small and so insignificant that it barely rates. But that S Curve’ has started. I feel sorry for the average worker, Farm owner as they are so busy going about their daily lives they might never see it coming. But it is coming! Protein based alternative food. Major educational think tanks around the world have already highlighted this technology/social shift. But unfortunately the New Zealand Government has refused to acknowledge its presence and currently has no interest in engaging with any institutions that have been warning them about it. The curve has started but few can/want to react and plan for it. By 2040 it will completely upend the way we eat/consume basic food groups. Sadly by then it will be too late for this industry in New Zealand. Farmers will be completely left out in the cold by an ignorant Government that spent 20years with its head in the sand. 17 years is not far off, people, farmers, industry are refusing to see what’s about to hit them. The food/products/produce that will emerge from this technology shift will be cheaper, tastier, more available. A lot of farmers laugh at this now, but you will not be laughing in the 2040’s when your entire livelihood has been decimated by this new shift. And it will be driven by the same people that have pushed for a cleaner farming practice now, the urban consumer’ they will no longer put up with the status quo. Farming as this country knows it is finished. It’s just so sad that the ones who will be impacted by it the most will never see it coming.

[@meashep]

Great Video. I have enjoyed it very much. Thumbs up. Lets connect. Please continue to produce more. "Like" #W

[@johnwarwick4105]

Cattle a good price in the UK at the moment but feed and fuel costs going through the roof, so will soon wipe out any profits. I assume you will be hit with the same ?

[@kiwifarmernz]

Yep The costs go up as soon as they see the farmer getting good prices for their stock.

[@bigears4426]

It's always too easy until one does a runner, and then the others split up as well

[@ollie-o2w]

did you grow up on a farm

[@kiwifarmernz]

Yea I did up in the North Island

[@popmccoy3454]

👍😎🍺🍺🍷🙏🎶

[@sgandwjmwood9859]

your culvert is "perched" - bad environmental practice.

[@kiwifarmernz]

Thanks for your feedback.