The Cows are on Green Grass and safe from Bloat

[@grtgma4169]

Sometimes in life we have to divert to priorities, yes we do worry if we make the wrong choice , but since you have a lot on your plate due to your job situation, i do believe you thus far have chose the right path. I can understand you are feeling neglectful in certain aspects but inorder to maintain your farm life, the job most deffinately should take top notch. Dont beat yourself up you're a wise man. From seeing some areas and hearing you speak and teach, in my humble opinion you seem to be doing a marvelous job at balancing areas needed to run a farm. Todays bloat info was very interesting. Tfs as always

[@stringerbridgefarm3201]

I appreciate the kind words and encouragement. About another 3 weeks of this turnaround and I should be back to my normal 9/80 schedule and have free time again.

[@whiteface5055]

Pastures look good Ben. You are doing a good job.

[@stringerbridgefarm3201]

It’s been rough the past 6 weeks working this turnaround. It is nice to see the green grass in daylight.

[@AmandaDoll-hi4dr]

Nice cows and calefs and bulls

[@stringerbridgefarm3201]

Thanks, I feel like I’ve been neglecting them with my current work schedule. This video was my first day off in a while.

[@Robertmacmedia]

Craw fish what city is this, cow's look great

[@stringerbridgefarm3201]

We are located in a town between New Orleans and Baton Rouge. It’s called Saint Amant and is pronounced nothing like it is spelled. Locals pronounce it San-uh-maw. Makes no sense but fits with all the other weird Louisiana pronunciations.