Start Moving Cows Out

Welcome to Twin Elm Farms! On this channel we show what its like to farm in southern Manitoba, Canada. The farm consists of Kendal, wife Lindsay their kids Hayley, Parker, Jaxon and Brock. Kendal's older brother Darryl, wife Heather, their kids Mackenzie, Dylan, Quin and Ryenne. With our right hand man Pieter. We have other part time help throughout the season, Arch (combine operator) Terry (field work) and Rob (cattle help). We crop corn, soybeans, wheat, oats and canola. We have a cow/calf operation of mostly Simmental and Shorthorn with some other breeds in the mix. Hope you enjoy our content, please subscribe, give it a thumbs up and love hearing comments.

[@rickkneeshaw6337]

Hopefully your feed lot at home can start to dry soon. Great you found some good pasture for them. Cows and calves are looking good. Thanks for the video. Enjoyed it,

[@debbietanner7395]

Love the videos keep them coming! Interested to see what's up with the heifer

[@harveypenner2386]

Good Job!!

[@randybutler4772]

Beautiful sky! Less rain less mud. Good luck with the deconstruction of the panels. Thank you for sharing.🐂

[@sharonshuler1357]

Hello I really enjoyed this video, I have been trying to spot the three M

[@Darla-kf1jp]

We had a cow that went way past her due date and when she finally calved it was deformed and dead. I guess the calf has to emit cortisol to start the process. If the calf is not viable it can't do that. Hopefully all goes well with your hefer.

[@TwinElmFarms]

I was worried it had mummified. Something didn't seem right

[@Darla-kf1jp]

Has she had it yet?

[@debbietanner7395]

Would she be bagging up if calf is dead?

[@Darla-kf1jp]

Maybe. The calf still could be alive in the cow but have something wrong with it and won't make it. Who knows it could be fine