The Struggles of Farming in -20°F

[@JackMcMannes]

Thank you for being honest and talking about the cattle The Good the Bad the Ugly so glad you got it all figured out

[@williamhicken1206]

Good luck with treating the diseases. I watched a previous video about your calf operation. It was really interesting and informative.

[@suegibson8914]

Thank you for sharing, I had no idea how difficult it is to take care of a dairy. I hope the calves bugs clear up quickly. ❤️ from Australia 🦘

[@DaveLefler-t2f]

I appreciate the honesty with the calf situation. I hope you guys got it handled!! Great video. I’m always learning something

[@Skunky281]

Man I can hear the frustration in your voice Keep going it will get better

[@debpeters7422]

Thank you for caring for these cows and calves ❤😊

[@garyemard8480]

My heart goes out to your farm. Hopefully all works out in the short future. Keep up the good work with those calves.

[@wadesfarmstead]

Thanks for another great video.

[@chrisread6103]

So sorry about the bacteria problem. But, thank you, appreciate your taking us thru the process of cleaning, clearing out, etc etc. Learning process for sure.

[@randaloopy]

Great video. Nice doctoring! 😀

[@JamesAlwell-u6z]

Awesome job videoing while working! Thanks for taking the time to let us see how you do things on the farm! Be safe! ❤

[@dennislang4375]

As a former dairyman, NOTHING worse than dying animals, for sure calves(whether in birthing or infancy), but also older animals too. Good luck with that current bug!

[@lorenplock8244]

Very informative video. I was a dairy farmer I didn’t know or think about lighting for colophon for calf’s. I use to keep my lights on in my barn 24/7 for some reason My brain told me so . Getting the cows to eat and drinking more water. Calves are hard to raise. U must have taken a vet classes? TY for sharing your very stressful day. Take care young man ❤

[@frankmcnish8489]

Great video thanks for sharing even the hard times

[@user-br2bf1hl6n]

Surprised you don't use lime after removing bedding. Hope you get your calves back to health. Thanks for sharing.

[@DeanHill-v3w]

Good video. I feel for you. I went through that with my beef herd. Not on the scale as you. You’re right though on day 3 or so quit nursing, running a temperature and if you grabbed the calf it smelled like sour milk as the digestion didn’t take place. Treated them with bovi-seri inject 20 cc and exceede antibiotics along with 10 cc ACD with epi. 3 day process with bovi-seri and ACD. Feel for ya. Glad you guys got the problem identified. Good luck. Thanks for the video

[@jillhiles143]

I hope you were able to catch it in time and save the remaining calves.

[@davidchrisman855]

Calf loss is something every dairy farmer deals with. You have a large operation.

[@brians8123]

I use durvet durazyme 4hl 15ml paste for incoming calves incease appetite stabilize there gut, haven't lost one since using it. Got it from pbs for like 6 bucks

[@PetterPedersen-c5j]

❤ from Norway

[@cliffordarnoldussen]

How come you don’t put some wine down in the pens to kill the germs

[@billsauberlich7337]

What is your success rate with rolling and stitching a cow with a DA

[@Wepner_Farms_Productions]

Probably 80 percent. It helps to catch them early

[@АлексейФедосеев-ц1я]

Привет ! А чем ты вакцинируешь коров в запуск

[@r.scotthill3082]

You really don't like to have to pay the vet do you? Why do so many of your cattle have horns?

[@Wepner_Farms_Productions]

We had a poor dehorning program because of how we did it. I assure you you will see little to no horns in a year or two haha