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How to Talk "Cow Talk" ...What the heck it means! #farming #cow #farmlife

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This video details a process for rotational grazing by guiding a herd of cattle to a new pasture section. It includes an explanation of cattle terminology, the use of portable electric fencing, a gate for livestock, vocal cues, and an All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) for efficient herding. Note: The content of this video is focused on agricultural livestock management and does not align with the provided context of 'Lawn & Garden > Planters, Boxes & Edging'.

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Cow's terminology lesson. A cow is a female cow that's had a calf. A steer is a male cow with no man part. That's important. A heer is a young female who has not yet had a calf and a bull is a bull if you don't know. But I'm referring to them all as cows. We're handling the cows today in case you get hung up on terminology and think I don't know what I'm talking about. Let's run this wire and get these cows moved up here. I mean steers. I mean bulls. I mean mas. Woo. Come on. Come on. Come up. Come up. Don't even think about it, bud. Come up. Come on up. Well, this is a different way of doing it. Got to try new things. Come on, boy. Oh, now we're trying. You're going to see some flies, guys. It's summer time. The cows have flies. I don't give them a systemic fly treatment because I don't want to eat that stuff in my food. I don't think you want to eat it in your food. But if you go to the grocery store and buy your beef, you're getting it in your food. I wouldn't eat it, so why would I feed it to my animals? Come on, kids.

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