The EASIEST Way To Start Raising Cows

[@SheratonParkFarms]

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[@kurtbagin7356]

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[@elliottpinkham7401]

I watch 2 farm channels,Just a few acres,and Sheraton Park. I'm not a farmer but I thoroughly enjoy the small farm farmers.The 2 families in these 2 channels are IMO, high quality people.

[@AlgiereRanch]

Agree we watch both and they both helped us get the courage to be able to start our own journey!

[@SheratonParkFarms]

@AlgiereRanch that’s awesome!!

[@AlgiereRanch]

@@SheratonParkFarms thank you, Sir 🙏🏻

[@davidwittmer8806]

I agree!!

[@harleymarcum-vr5hn]

Try watching Sonne farm. Good people

[@mentalmama85]

I'm moving and starting a highland cow farm, everytime I watch these I realize how much I need to learn. Penelope has a cute little white bow on her head ❤

[@danielwagoner]

I got the Jerky I ordered and love it. I was concerned at first because the package isn’t resealable but after a few bites I realized it didn’t need to be because I couldn’t stop eating it. Y’all nailed it!

[@SheratonParkFarms]

@@danielwagoner thanks! Glad you liked it. It’s definitely hard to stop once you start.

[@morehn]

You ate the package?

[@danielwagoner]

@@morehn yes it wasn’t nearly as tasty as the jerky

[@elysiumvibes4011]

My man 😂 I walked in on the part where you said there blacks I liked to fainted then I realized you was describing the cows and I said I have to subscribe after that if you seen me you'd understand 🤣🤣🤣‼️❤️ I like the red ones to brother

[@terrapintravels3829]

We watch all of your and Just a Few Acres videos.

[@susanbrobst3186]

My husband always looks forward to watching. I wish I could get him to pay as much attention to me 😂 Here in central Ohio we do stop for funerals but see more as the years go by not😢.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

🤣🤣 I’m sorry. Thanks for letting him watch.

[@07blackdog]

😂​@@SheratonParkFarms

[@RSarge]

This is very helpful as I am planning on starting in farming within the next couple of years.

[@georgecolvin4375]

Absolutely we stop for funeral. Shows respect for a fellow man passing from this world

[@Hutch1211]

u folks are great i always love the sit down and chat at the end with the pups 👍🙏

[@jjr6929]

I also watch "Just a few acres" just found this channel.....I like it. Where is this farm? Brings back childhood memories.

[@Evan.Edrick]

Another awesome video! Thank you Chuck 👍

[@SheratonParkFarms]

@@Evan.Edrick thanks!

[@farmertyler8087]

Hope you’re all doing alright with the hurricane that rolled through. Praying for everyone down there effected

[@SifiFan]

Enjoying your videos. The wife is looking online at out of state properties daily and has multiple properties on her watch list. I am excited to see what we wind up buying and what livestock the property will support. My favorite properties are all just 100,000 over my budget. Dang.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks for watching! Good luck in your property search.

[@07blackdog]

I'm looking in South Carolina and it's expensive here,aa well. Let's pray for each other. God is our provider.

[@Trevor_Senn]

Still stoping for funeral processions here in northeast Texas❤

[@keithclute5424]

It's something we still do in Indiana also

[@BrandiIngle]

Here in MS we always stop for funerals. And remove caps if wearing one.

[@AlgiereRanch]

Thanks for sharing Chuck, we are just starting our journey!! 🙏🏻🙌 added some more cows this weekend!

[@roberthudgins2866]

Not sure if it's only a Southern thing but yes we still pull over for funeral processions even in the busy city of Atlanta.

[@jermainewyatt1995]

Love watching your videos about cow great video thanks for sharing

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks for watching!

[@jermainewyatt1995]

@@SheratonParkFarms ur welcome

[@ThomasChesnutRandy]

Yes we stop in our area Georgia.

[@slomo1716]

LOVE LOVE LOVE YOUR CHANNEL and your TREE OF LIFE LOGO!!! Common sense farmers!

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks so much!

[@bbrewfus6127]

Coming in from Weeki Wachee, FL! ❤️ Your channel AND PETE and HILLARY!!! Look forward to watch both channels, along with Working Horses with Jim and Brenda!!! ❤️

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks for watching!!

[@dmark6699]

Two best farm channels Sheraton Park Farms and Farmer Tyler Ranch.

[@CUNYMEDGAREVERS]

I saw how your community stopped for the funeral procession and I immediately subscribed.

[@budhames]

in Alabama we stop and they are lead by sheriffs deputies too

[@Nosecrusher]

I've lived in Chicago and it's suburbs most of my life and never thought to stop for a funeral - unless it's at an intersection. Sadly I've been on the other side of those processions as well and never expected folks to stop for me either.

[@woogie6785]

I live in NE Ohio. We don’t stop for funeral processions. Most wouldn’t stop to pee on you if you were on fire. Very selfish people where I am. I want away from here. I want to pasture raise meat and be part of a community that loves God and loves each other. Thanks for all you share! God bless

[@timothywright8698]

We always stop for funeral processions here in Northeast Alabama “Skyline “! Respect is dying out everywhere you look these days.

[@richardthomas3417]

We are in Decatur and Cullman al. We stop for funerals and ambulance, and fire trucks as well. Some pass by, we just think respect for these things are respectful. We own Thomas Angus farms, and Thomas Valley Farms in Cullman, Al. We are a small farm, and love our reg. Angus beef, and raise a few pure bred for beef as well. Thanks for the videos, and all you do for our farming communities!!!

[@Alex-1792]

Depends on the road, but we do stop for funerals. In town, we'll stop. Fast, county highway with poor shoulder; best to keep moving or someone will come up behind you and give the funeral home another customer or two.

[@morekare57]

Hi! Glad to see ya! Yes! We stop for funerals in our small towns...gentlemen stop, step out and remove their hats until all have gone by. Love ur new calves...good look 'uns! When grass is so good there, would it b too much to keep more young ones and rotational graze all of them? Might b too much meat to process and off load...? That's some nice merch! Thanks for sharing! B blessed!

[@teresagray1269]

Yes indeed we do in Nebraska and Kansas.

[@gailwaldrop3753]

Yes we do .

[@joshuafreeman889]

SE TN and we stop. God Bless America 🇺🇸

[@Olddogoldschoolways]

Yes here in Missouri we stop for funeral processions.

[@gaylecorwin3460]

Coolest couple ever ❤

[@PrimalHealthGuy]

I like your content but I don’t feel you addressed the title of the video, which makes it feel like click bait.

[@justindelello433]

Ahh… You Feeling again 😏

[@onesilentarrow]

@@justindelello433ahh, out on parole again I see…

[@wjgoh653]

between you and Sandra and the dogs, I would suggest you take those older heifers and consider puttindg at least ONE in your freezer for the homestead. Angus and Angus cross develop differently when they aren't exposed to a lot of stresses. You will likely find that jerking that beef is actually creating a superior product because they are pretty good eating and the hangers are to die for. Just an observation after 50 years of bovine management.

[@Yahya-s8k]

Hi guys my name is Yahya and looking for work in cow farms and thanks to everyone who helped me

[@pleasantplacesfarm]

We are getting back into beef cows ourselves. We have some South Polls coming soon. -Mike

[@alh9338]

Angers me to no end whenever people don't stop. Yet another reason i moved to the country. I'm not sure where people get the notion that ranching is hard? Its really not if you manage it correctly. Im new to the channel so look forward to seeing morevof yall! Thanks!

[@dnawormcastings]

I like your new cows ❤

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks!

[@duncand5148]

Here on the Eastern Shore of Maryland we still stop for funeral processions; however, over on the Western shore around the metropolitan areas, they don’t. They will cut off and through the procession. You can’t even get a police escort any more over there. I am noticing with the younger generations, that practice is quickly dying off. Sad, but true.

[@shelleygriffin4872]

I'm in Mobile Alabama and I stop for funerals.

[@nicholasagee7773]

Disappointed that I missed this. I live in Charleston WV

[@sheilamclaughlin963]

Can’t always look at the cow and know what the calf is going to be, some of those cows look good , lot of grass

[@phyllisbonham9264]

New to your channel, wanted to get some sweet chili jerky , all sold out..😢how often do you restock ? Hope it's soon...thanks for sharing ❤

[@07blackdog]

What is the music that starts at 6:25? So happy.

[@sheilamclaughlin963]

They seem pretty tame

[@rogerkiser5890]

Why do you like the red cows more than the black ones? Do they grow out faster? Just wondering. How long does it take to grow out the ones you just bought?

[@SheratonParkFarms]

They are more heat tolerant. On a hot day the black cows will be under the shed and the red ones will be grazing. They seem to do a little better in the summer time. Good question!

[@jaclynalley809]

I am slowing transitioning BACK to ALL red cattle again. HEREFORDS RULE here! I do have some good black cattle tho

[@07blackdog]

"Stupid Geese" 😂😂😂

[@SheratonParkFarms]

I hate those things. 🤣

[@Marilou-g5t]

​@@SheratonParkFarmsgeese often need very little grain and will turn forages into meat or eggs.

[@equatorialcat4569]

how much land do gou require per cow for your quality of land?

[@jeboutdoors377]

Hello great video. Could y'all do shirts with the pocket on it.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

We can sure ask about that.

[@jeboutdoors377]

@@SheratonParkFarms ok thanks

[@davileett1224]

Are you able to work your farm full-time and make enough to survive or do you also have work off the farm?

[@SheratonParkFarms]

I have an off farm job too.

[@davileett1224]

@@SheratonParkFarms What would it take to farm full time you think? How many birds and cows?

[@SheratonParkFarms]

It depends on the type of lifestyle you want to live. I could make it now but would have to give up a lot of “extras”.

[@davileett1224]

@@SheratonParkFarms I have been considering purchasing a farm if I can. Would be doing pastured poultry and raising cattle along with maybe one or two more small enterprises. I would need the farm to produce enough to float a basic living while raising a family. Do you think 50 acres would be able to do that?

[@SheratonParkFarms]

@davileett1224 yes

[@CliffsideStables]

Here in Scott County, TN we do stop for funeral processions. My observation is that people in large cities don’t practice this show of respect. I’m not sure why they don’t. Tim

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Good for y’all. You’re still in the area where some if those traditions continue.

[@royvaughn7693]

Henry County,TN too...

[@carboncopies706]

If your gonna stop ge t out of my way

[@royvaughn7693]

@@carboncopies706 Ok Punk ...Stop long enuff to close your eyes for ya ...Cunt

[@pamelamercado6902]

I just shake my head when I see people not stopping for a funeral or an ambulance or the fire department. We need to give respect for those who have passed and those who lives are in danger. One day it could be your love one

[@dwighthires3163]

The Boise, Idaho area does get a slight majority of folks to stop for funerals. However, I have never seen anyone in Washington, Oregon nor California stop for funerals. I do not have experience with other states. Here, out West, we see people trying to pass funeral processions all the time. You may have heard of the golfer who stopped on the fairway as a funeral procession slowly filed by, removed his hat and stood in respect till they were gone. His buddy said, "Frankly, Bill, I did not know you had such respect for those who have passed on. Why so respectful today?" He responded, "Well, I spent the best 42 years of my life with that woman." You are doing what Joel Salatin does by buying animals not born on the place to grow up and finish off. He does the same thing with pigs by not having any gilts nor sows on the property. This seems to make the most sense of the pastures and capital investments.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

🤣🤣🤣 good one. I may retell that in a video sometime. Thanks for watching Dwight!

[@dwighthires3163]

@@SheratonParkFarms I would be honored it you did tell it. I guess that would make me an influencer if it showed up sometime.

[@jameshassel5838]

Are they made in the USA. Need to put a pocket on the shirts

[@dapymp17]

Why do you prefer a red over a black cow? Because of the heat in the summer?

[@vernonhuffman2311]

What site did you use to make your hats? I'd like to make our own family farm hats.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

I used a local guy for some and farm focused for some.

[@vernonhuffman2311]

@@SheratonParkFarms Awesome. Thank you.

[@chriskilburn10]

Hello, what is your average finished weight? Thank you

[@PoorMansHomesteadCanadaBC1961]

We used to pull over for funeral services but you know when you bring it up I haven't seen one in years I don't even know if they have them here anymore they don't drive around in cars I don't think I think they just meet at a church that's about it

[@chriss.9060]

Maybe Your new heffers like to play with a ball, just to have some fun + exercise . In a different video I saw a cow playing with a robust ball nearly 3foot diameter.

[@deliciousman-u9o]

how much acreage is dedicated to grazing

[@jvcantrell]

why do you prefer a red cow?

[@robertphillips2659]

Is the steer more expensive than the heifers?

[@ShortbusMooner]

Food rotation.. 😉🦬😋

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks for watching.

[@nickschaps4022]

It’s my experience that buying 6-800lb steers or heifers to finish out is the least profitable and highest risk way to raise beef. You pay a premium for the animal(less profit for you) because the owner can easily finish them out on their own, and you take all the risk if beef prices drop in 6 months. I like bred heifers, calves sell for $750-800 at weaning, or you can raise them out for beef, and you have the flexibility of butchering the cow if she’s a bad mom or mean, or you can breed her back sell her as a bred cow for a profit, or you can keep her and start a registered herd. Basically no way to lose your behind on a bred heifer unless she dies, buying feeders is just too little profit and too much risk when prices are this high. 🤷‍♂️

[@dawn20]

How far are you from this farm wife Bernard farms they have really nice stock they sell feeders 😊

[@SheratonParkFarms]

They are about 20 minutes away.

[@carboncopies706]

So what did u pay for them

[@SeanieD1968]

In ireland most people stop for a funeral out of respect for the family ❤

[@Trekkingtrucker]

😂 Stupid geese... must be the wives' project 😅 thanks for the video

[@anthonyphillips5333]

Any way to contact you for help

[@larricuscaddell6102]

How many acres

[@survivaldoggy]

People 35 and up stop for funerals around here. These young kids don't even stop for stoplights anymore. SW Michigan.

[@megb683]

Isn’t it the law to stop for funerals? Also, maybe I missed it but did you tell us how to start with cows? I feel like maybe this was glossed over.

[@auswindall]

I love it ‘ beautiful

[@donmartin7728]

Do you watch Just a Few Acres Farm? 18:31 😂😂😂

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Who? Never heard of it. 🤣🤣

[@Jaidyn-ep6vz]

Are you planning on ever having mommas to raise your babies for finishing

[@magnoliagrovehomestead]

My place is along the procession route for our National cemetery. I see a lot of processions, and I always pause whatever chores I’m working while they pass. I can usually hear them coming because we have a large group of freedom riders that often escort the Veteran to the cemetery. A few vehicles stop, but the majority don’t. IMO if it’s safe to do so you should STOP.

[@marshallsayre58]

WOW, that was SO touched by your respectfullness for those who've returned to our savior and for those who are still here listening to our own way to him..GOD BLESS

[@marshallsayre58]

HIM

[@leighmonty13]

More beef for the future

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Exactly!

[@nolimitsinvesting]

Why are the geese stupid? 😂😂

[@froghairfarm]

Cuz they’re silly

[@Juancarlo4342]

Isn't it a loss of money to buy 1/2 way grown cows.

[@MarkW-Aus]

Old mum cows are just eating your grass … prices are high, why not move them on now and get a few more feeder steers.

[@karlf4689]

Spending $2,000 $3,000 dollars is definately NOT the cheapest way to get started raising COWS

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Who said anything about cheap?

[@DongFarm7749]

Xin chào 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤

[@ethanbohnert4611]

Take the old cows to auction the old cows are still selling high

[@johnmichael7570]

Tennessee. We stop out of respect.

[@perfectator]

13:20 wtf

[@leroyschlabach3697]

Sorry, wheen you said to join on Patreon I am done... Just trying to suck money out of everyone.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

You don’t have to. But we do offer some additional behind the scenes content there for folks that want it. I respect whatever decision you make.

[@leroyschlabach3697]

@@SheratonParkFarms Yes I understand. But you title it as "The EASIEST Way To Start Raising Cows" and to even know what some of the costs are we have to pay to find out.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

That information was not, nor implied to be, available on Patreon.

[@lasalletxnurse1]

The title if this video is “The Easiest Way to…..” so, what is the easiest way to start raising cattle? There was no point to this video.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Buy stockers, put weight on them and sell them.

[@Swick73]

What am I watching? Strange

[@sheilamclaughlin963]

Old cows and bulls are hamburger

[@trytobetheballpeople]

Easiest way to start raising cows? Don't. Probably not rich enough to like sheraden park farms.

[@GeeBee1261]

"Cattle farming is cruel and abusive. Anyone involved in this industry should be ashamed. Profiting from the suffering of animals shows a lack of basic morality and compassion. It's time we stop supporting such a heartless business."

[@patriciakeever7227]

Home farming is much more humane than corporate cattle business. obviously you have never lived on a farm. We love the animals and it is just part of life. We take care of them and then they take care of us.

[@GeeBee1261]

@@patriciakeever7227 The cattle industry is both cruel and unnecessary, with no justification to support its existence You take care of them only to murder them, and their lives are far from what is intended. You cannot justify your industry just because it is less cruel than the corporate cattle industry. Yes, it is less cruel, but you are still murdering them. How you can even live with yourself knowing that these poor animals are raised just to be killed is beyond me. Your industry is one of the biggest contributors to climate change, and all this is to produce a product that causes heart disease and cancer. Every dietary guideline recommends reducing or excluding meat consumption in favor of a plant-based diet. Your industry kills more people than any other industry. The saddest part is that you have choices to make a living, yet you choose this industry and justify its necessity. What kind of people are you?

[@royvaughn7693]

Customary to Spot for Funerals ...Crew stop Work an remove cover as well ..Back when I was on a Crew

[@slomo1716]

What a lovely thing to do, stopping for a funeral procession! I live in the land of skinny jeans between Baltimore and Wash DC, we're LUCKY if these immigrants STOP FOR THE POLICE OR AMBULANCES OR FIRE TRUCKS! They can cause accidents by NOT PULLING OVER TO ALLOW EMGENCY VEHICLES TO PASS, which would allow me to take their lane to open up for flashing lights to fly by us. I never know where to go, so I JUST STOP where I am on the two-way highway, allowing emergency vehicles to find an open lane to pass by. Looks like need to MOVE SOUTH to the country where respect if paramount.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks for watching. I couldn’t imagine living in an environment like that. It’s kinda sad.