Not a bad day of work.... over $5000 dollars, and they were some nice looking cattle. Thanks for taking us along, Ryan!!!

@riggeller8746

5 жыл бұрын

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There’s a lot of work that goes into cattle and the reward that comes in the end is very nice.

I really enjoy watching your videos! I remember driving around Wisconsin when I was younger ,just seeing all the farms & loving the country ! I lived in Rockford IL till 1979 & a lot of the area & towns around Rockford were farming communities! Farming is a way of life & I know from my grandparents its not a way of getting rich & its long hours plus hard work. So watching your videos & Travis brings back fond memories of staying 2 weeks each summer on my grandparents farm in Pana IL. Thanks for sharing and take care

I enjoy your videos. as a former dairy farmer watching your videos brings back some good memories of my teenage years... thanks for taking me along with your operation..

I laughed my ass off when you hollered at the cattle and when you were getting them out of the pen!

I love being on a farm as a kid now that I'm an adult with alot of health issues I haven't been on a farm in years now but hoping that one I can be back on a farm there is nothing better than waking up and smelling that fresh farm smell god bless everyone and to all the farmers who reads this I hope you have a good crop this year

Doing a great job on the videos. I just found them yesterday and I ran my phone dead watching as many as I could. Showed the my kids the things I did and drove when I was growing up farming in Ohio. Reminds me a lot of when I was younger and my parents current farm operation. Keep up the good work.

The cattle were in good shape going to the auction (the mart as we call it in Ireland).Good to see a fair return on the work the you put into them all year.Great videos.

enjoy watching and learning how farming differs across the country

Great video as usual. I like the daily goings on of the farm life. I often fall into the rabbit hole of KZread watching your videos.

Just keep doing what you do, you make great videos.

really good job Ryan, my Grandfather never liked the newer Tech he always teached us the old ways before we got to the new machines. the farm was started in 1917 till today

Ryan, After watching a number of your videos, I believe you and your family are a great example of the work ethic, self reliance, resourcefulness, and pride that is the bedrock of what built this country. You all have separate farms but unselfishly share labor and equipment and accept the risks of poor weather, disease, and pestilence. I’m glad to know there are young people who are willing to do the hard, dirty, monotonous work that goes with operating a farm. It does have to be a labor of love. I grew up around farming in Western Kentucky and have many happy memories of the life on a farm. You guys definitely don’t punch anyone’s time clock but have one of the toughest bosses, the guy in the mirror. Keep up the informative videos as I have learned a lot by watching. Good luck to you and your family. Bohn

Liked the video. My brother and uncle work down at Bloomington Livestock Exchange

I love the way you look at it going on your own life is very important to me

LOVE YOU AND YOUR BROTHERS VIDEOS..KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK...AND ROCKET TOO...

"Off to the Mart!" as we say here in Ireland! :)

@herdingcats3850

6 жыл бұрын

Here in America, we say "Off to the Walmart!"

I've worked with cattle my entire life and the technique at 2:00 was fantastic can't wait to use it

I like how you take care of your tractors, that also helps staying efficient.

I enjoy watching your videos. Brings back some good memories. We worked with antique tractors. 1939 John Deere A and a 1937 Farmall A and a 1957 Ford Model 600. Farming is so very time consuming. But it is good time when you can be proud of your finished product. Farm on my friends.

I enjoy the cattle videos. Being honest about the funds and income make it. Thanks again

Keep up the great work! My brother and I both enjoy watching your videos!

Love the videos your making Ryan .

Great video. Thanks for sharing your experiences

that cow hitting the guardrail knocked the wind out of me lol! always enjoy your videos. and looks like that goose neck ball needs a little grease.

Love your video's. I grew up on a farm, and left when I was 17yrs old. Never went back. Now I am 70 yrs old and retired in Florida's Panhandle/ Keep up the good work.

Nice sorting of cattle, move feeders when the market is up. Great vid of you and Travis getting the job done. Cheers!

@joehaverlock5385

6 жыл бұрын

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You guys are awesome! I love when families can work together!

I enjoy working on a farm and don’t mind the hard work as it’s in my blood, I helped someone near Darlington/Plattville in 2016 for a couple weeks (from PA) and did close to 3000 little bales. Enjoyed the beautiful country out there. Enjoy your videos, keep up the great work

Glad you got a good price.. Thanks for sharing Ryan...

My kids and I love the videos! Keep the good quality videos coming!

I miss selling cattle with my grandpa nice video

Thank you for sharing your amazing video, I love you sharing your life with us. Be a farmer nowadays isn’t a easy task. But I love to follow you.

Your brother needs to smile a little more!!

These videos are true farming at it's best. Glad you show your good and not so good days

I live in Bradenton, Florida and always wanted to be a farmer, so I enjoy your videos very much, thank you and God bless

Enjoy your videos! I grew up on a dairy farm in calif we milked 800 cows 2x a day. The 1st Saturday of every month we would seperat heifers. As a kid we didn't like doing that because we would miss or Saturday cartoons! Lol. Your videos bring back a lot of memories!

That was another great video. Cattle prices were better for you than a lot of other farmers down in the midwest and the south. I guess it is a trade off for all the rain and weather headaches you guys have been having up north. Keep your head up. Your KZread followers will stay true to you.

Really enjoyed this video, your setup pushing the cattle through the shack reminds me of how my grandpa had his loading pen set up.

I appreciate your hard work and commitment to putting out quality videos. Thanks and God bless.

Love the videos keeps me from boredom working in the fields

I love going to cattle auctions and I think you did really good at the auction keep up the good work

Keep up the great videos Travis and Ryan!!! Best on the great youtube and thanks again guys for all u do!!!

Really like seeing Iowa in action now that I live in Missouri..........

As always excellent job. Appreciate the quality and content of your videos. Takes me back to my younger days, 4H beef club, preparing ground, making hay and picking corn. All the best to you and your brother. You are a good team and it's nice to see your family working together to make farming work.

That looks like fun. Plus the funnest part of the sale barn is it’s all wood and you know how straight wood works

Ryan, I love your videos. I got pushed out of farming by my parents at a young age. Watching all of your videos created a lot of nostalgia. I never miss a video.

@HowFarmsWork

6 жыл бұрын

I appreciate your viewing. Thanks for sticking with us!

What's up boys? I'm wishing you all the best this farming season, can't wait to watch all the new videos that will be coming out of it. Good Luck!

I look forward to watching your videos and i have been subscribed since the first farm show.Keep up the good work

Hey Ryan, you are definitely a funny guy. I like Travis’s sense of humor and the things he says but I find the things you do just hilarious. Yelling at those cows made my day. Thanks for all you do!

@hamzaamir4845

6 жыл бұрын

Another sick pos that thinks murdering and yelling at animals is "funny", what would have been funny is the cow realizing how weak and pathetic the human is and trample him to death.....I would donate money for that video.

@awsomeman62

6 жыл бұрын

Hamza Amir thank you for your reply. I would like to say you are one big moron as you just talk about humor I find in harmlessly yelling at a animal who who is dumber than a door knob and calling me a pos. I’d like to then point out you tell me you would find it great to see a human getting trampled to death. I definitely value a human life a lot more than a cows “mental health state” from getting yelled at for a 5 second period that they won’t remember in 30 seconds. Remember for the future, if you want people to find out how dumb you are, open your mouth and remove all doubt.

@hamzaamir4845

6 жыл бұрын

I see you took your own advice.

I appreciate the effort that goes into the videos.

Ryan!!! Awesome stuff! Less then 8 years before I retire from the military and I’m coming to work for you!!! Look out for my application!

I love watching your videos because I’ve always had a interest in farming but never really had a chance to look into to it, so this channel is perfect for me!!

I do enjoy your videos and appreciate your taking the time to do them well

Like watching the videos and like seeing how the different machines work. They are all so interesting to me.

I love all your videos. Please keep them coming.

I enjoy all your videos. Thanks and Merry Christmas

Good video and cant wait see you again and happy farming and never stop farming

your transparency is very aimable! i love your content

Lol that first one you tried getting out of the pen was funny as hell when it ran into the fence and wiped out 😂

Great video! Glad to hear your cattle sold well. Keep the great videos coming.

Nice looking steers, I really like the loading shoot when they go around corners it seems to keep the job low stress on my cattle doing it just like that.

Your videos are the best! Helps me unwind at the end of the day 🙂

love the video of the cows and fixing the fence

Great video Ryan! Love guard rail! You guys sure look like you have lots of fun on the farm. I had to laugh when you showed your dad out with the VT and then going to be planting beans. Travis said you guys are all done with beans! LOL Best of luck with all your crops this season!

I love your Videos...Keep up the great work and also keep feeding the world.

Love the videos. Good work with the cattle I actually love working with cattle cause it is what I was brought up with Uncle and grandfather's Farm keep up the good work videos are great

Excited for harvest!!

Glad to see you made a decent prophet. Keep up good work. I love the videos. They bring back memories of my Grandfather and I. Thanks.

Loved the video, and watching all the steps to a farm. Thanks.

thanks for this video!:) I really like to watch how you handle your cattle! Looking forward to your last planting videos!

Watching those cows run and fall was surprisingly funny!

@HowFarmsWork

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah it would be a lot easier on themselves to just walk out but they never seem to learn.

Another great video! Thanks for sharing.

YA YaYaa!! Git in the trailer!! Great video Ryan

Really nice to see how selling cattle is done in your area.Here in South Africa it very similar except that the seller gets his check mostly on the same day. Love how you scared the steer(heifer?) at 2:00. It was hilarious and made my day:). Greetings

That cow that ran into the gate made me laugh!

Thanks for the video i love working with cattle

I loved the video. I always loved running cattle.

enjoyed the video. laughed a little when the feeders were slipping and sliding around the lot

I enjoyed the video I like how you have a mix of everything that you do on the farm between the cattle and planting

I love this video. And I like learning more about cattle and selling them. Keep up the good work!!

Good afternoon, Ryan. I'm from Brazil. Exactly 1 month I started watching your videos. Beautiful channel on KZread. Congratulations.

Seems to be a good value added to your corn being fed to those animals with the $$ you got. Thanks for your time and work posting this. Have a good Memorial Day.

Great videos. Your my favorite.I live in southern Illinois on a grain farm and started a my channel because of you.

Gotta love that 7600!

I'm glad you made out good on your cattle sell😉

I loved the video! I like how you have three different series tractors like from brand new to old ad to old school

Good looking cattle and that check shows keep up the good work Ryan.

I really enjoy your videos. I'm not a farmer,but I enjoy the way you explain the way things work. Oh yeah Go Rocket!

Keep on keeping on!

Great job keep it up. Love the 4640.

Love keeping up with your farm. Thanks from Iowa.

Like the set up for cattle handling set up. Concrete lots really help.

Nice job Ryan those were some nice cattle you were selling keep up the good work

I really liked the video because I have the same problem with my cows. I'm trying to keep as many heifers as possible but with the drought in Colorado it is very hard to do so. We were feeding hay into mid May on all of our cows and almost had to buy some. Our first measurable precipitation came May 5th and we are hoping the rain keeps up to replenish our shortage of hay from feed so late this year. As always loved the video.

Great video Ryan. I sure do wish I grew up on a farm like you and Travis.

I can’t wait to get our last feild of corn in and get ready for replant 2018

Farming is my life hope it’s around for generations to come

Love watching the process

Love your channel!!! Also one of the greatest! Keep making awesome videos Ryan!