It’s Time To Sell! Dairy Farming in Wisconsin!



Today we are selling one of our very pregnant heifers. We explain why we sell a portion of our heifers and talk about the genetics behind them. Thank you all for watching the video!

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32 thoughts on “It’s Time To Sell! Dairy Farming in Wisconsin!”

  1. Thanks for sharing the video. I do really enjoy them. Really enjoy the information on your cattle program. Good seeing and hearing from your Mom on the video. Yes the logo for Trinity is nice. Y'all take care.

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  2. Was that heifer Montebellairde X, or just has a lot of "Chief" in her pedigree that marked her like that, and gave her the reluctance to load?🤣 My Dad wasn't a fan of "Chief", but used his son's.

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  3. i do like the smaller milking cows too here in UK the Shorthorn has made a big come back , i was at market the other day looking to buy some yearling steers for beef and the amount of Shorthorn that were there being sold was impressive , i would have some at the right price , but really like the British Blue with double muscle and Aberdeen Angus of Hereford

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  4. I'm WI transplant from over near you now down in Indiana and I heard the kids over at Trinity Dairy cheering from here! 😂 Another great video and really awesome to see your mom join on camera!

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  5. The fact that you have females to sell speaks well of your care you apply to your animals. My feeling on dairy or beef is it the longer there there The More cows they produce the more money they tend to generate. You don't get that though if you don't take good care of them

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  6. I watch Trinity dairy and your channel especially since I was born and raised on a Wisconsin dairy (retired to Southern Mississippi now). The channel I miss the most that I've only seen an occasional video from is the Fink family, Organ Echos farm, from over by Ft. Atkinson. Jersey herd, wonderful Christian family, still making it together on a small "land poor" dairy farm. Lydia has taken the lead in the last video I saw but I'm wondering what happened to Hank that used to be the main you tuber. The old man had a band saw mill similar to yours and had a great sense of humor. I hope they see this post and are encouraged by it. I'd love to see them again.❤

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