Farmers use ultrasound technology to detect pregnancy in cows by visualizing the uterine horns and fetal structures, allowing them to identify open cows (not pregnant) and make informed breeding decisions; the ultrasound machine connects to a smartphone app via Wi-Fi, and technicians look for characteristic swirls resembling cinnamon rolls or storm systems in the uterine horns to confirm pregnancy status.
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The Chickens Have Been Taking Up A Lot Of Our Time But We Are Back!!
Added:It's summer time on the farm.
About to go ultrasound a cow that she didn't come in when she was supposed to.
See what's going on with her.
We got some help with us today.
You find anything cool?
>> Yes.
>> Oh, that's just uh that's just cow poop.
Just kidding, baby. Just kidding.
Kids are going to hang out at the creek for a minute while we check this cow.
Number 63 is the cow tag.
Is she in there?
We'd let this raw hide in here from when we last worked these or actually last wean the calves.
As you can see, bush hoging is on the to-do list. Eric has actually been doing some repairs on ours.
Needed a little welding work.
Cow didn't find it.
I don't know if I got a flappy in here.
Manager without one. But is there one?
Nope. That's who we need.
She was trying to come.
>> You want to be ultrasounded, bud?
>> You going to smell that salt?
So that's what all the money is about right there.
So what you too.
Come on, do.
All right. So, they're connected. Then you can go to the app and then it should connect to please connect to a scanner.
Okay. And then it's going to go under the Wi-Fi and then you'll look for the IMV easy scan.
Connected.
So when you go back open the app is okay. All right. Let's see it.
So there's your nice. See that?
>> Yeah.
All right.
So Eric went last week and used it again with um Dr. Isaac down at George's farm.
They were checking some heers.
How many y'all check? 70 or so.
>> Yeah, about 75.
>> So he got some more work, more experience with it. So now he's going to try it out here. We can we can try it without >> There's a wasp going in right there. You think I need to get some spray?
>> You have some?
>> Yeah.
Always keep one in the truck.
>> Something that's huge still right there.
>> They're out the rain now.
Believe I'd leave that tailgate handy.
Do you see that right there? It's coming out.
>> If he in there, he ain't happy.
Remember that movie?
>> Yeah, >> man.
>> Man, that's one of my jams. Look there.
He dropped out.
>> Did he? Yeah.
All right.
>> I I have modeled my parenting.
>> Well, it definitely models working with you.
>> Major pain.
>> Who's up first?
Come on, girl.
That little side gate thing is open. Get in there.
Come on, girl. Turn for me. Turn and burn. Turn and burn.
I don't know if that lane's going to need to be squeezed in it.
>> Go on, girl. Push up on. Come on, girl.
Set that on the tire.
You can open that top if you right here.
That's easier.
It's almost like this right here needs to That's the Gibbs.
>> Oh, she's pregnant for show.
Found the baby yet, but I see the There's fluid everywhere.
There.
>> Is that it?
>> Yeah, that's it. That's a head right there.
That's pretty cool.
>> Yeah.
>> Push girl. Not the baby out of the squeeze. Shoot.
I believe this is our Sunny Farms Flappy.
Come on, girl.
What is it? Nothing.
All right. There's a bladder.
She's open.
>> She's open. All right. Look on that screen.
Yeah.
>> You see those swirls right there? They look like uh they look like a storm system.
>> Yeah.
>> Like two cinnamon rolls.
>> Uh-huh.
>> That's her uh that's her uh >> fallopian tubes.
>> Her uterine horns. That's two horns rolled up. That's what that is.
>> Okay.
Well, we got three of them checked.
And the the goal is just to check the two of them. from the last one Eric was just looking at um which it doesn't hurt to check them again but uh just kind of get a little bit more practice with that ultrasound machine but uh the one that did not have a calf and we're trying to figure out what's going on with her um is open so we'll get a cow trailer and probably going to get rid of her.
The other the first one that he checked was heavy bred, which she was supposed to be. She's actually a little late coming back in, but glad to know that she is not far from that.
And then the other one is kind of right in line with we put the bull in December 1st and Eric didn't say for sure on a projected date or size, but so it's a bigger calf. So, she's probably 6 months, 5 to 6 months bred.
>> Did y'all find anything in the creek?
>> Uh.
>> Uhhuh.
>> We found nothing.
>> Nothing. You want me to crank the car and get some air going for you? Y'all hot?
>> We did find a salamander.
>> Pretty cool.
>> Well, the one that you saw.
>> Yeah.
So they go back, >> bro. Where is Uncle Eric driving?
>> Where is Uncle Eric going? You going to stay in the back?
>> Wait, are you going to ride in the back?
>> AC sounds a little not really what you want to hear going into summer. All right, we're going to head back to the farm. Once we get that number 63 cow caught out of here we're going to load this raw hide up.
We got another pasture that needs a couple calves weaned. We need to check um the heers that we bred back in December.
Uh that'll be another ultrasound maybe this week.
And we need to wean our registered.
They're due up for weaning. So, we got a lot to do.
I'm back to get the open cow and maybe get wet.
Number 63 back here. I think number 121 is bread.
Set y'all down for a minute.
Eric stayed back at the farm. He is working on some fans. The chicken houses chickens have not been doing so hot over the last week.
Come on, girl.
All right, I got her in there.
Come on, girl.
I left a Flappy in the truck. Let's see if she'll cooperate.
Come on.
Get on, man.
Got her and the bull.
That'll work.
Got everything ready.
Just got to get them moved around.
Got 63 loaded up.
Let the bull out.
Okay.
All right.
We got to get the raw hide out of this pasture, but we didn't want to leave that number 63 cow in here. So, now they got her out. We can come back and fold this up and move it to the next spot.
I'm going to take her, drop her off over at Eric's dad's. We're going to house her there and then figure out where she's going from there. probably to the sail barn.
I'm gonna try to catch one of our bulls and go put him in another pasture where we had to take a bull out that was having some leg trouble. I don't know if the bull will cooperate.
There's only one way to find out.
Might have to wait till Eric can help me.
Bye, girls.
Eric did finish up the bush hog project yesterday.
I can't remember if I showed any of that or not, but he had to do some welding on it.
I had done a little video of it last week, but then last week we just had a crazy week and we didn't get a video posted last week.
Like I said earlier, the chickens have been consuming a lot of our time and not in a good way.
Sorry girl.
Buckle up.
Heat. Heat.
Come on, girl.
Okay.
got her temporarily relocated until we figure out final goal for her.
I'm going to ride out and see where we've got a couple bulls in with some of our steers.
It's actually the brother to the bull that was with this cow here.
which is the big rig bloodline.
But I'm going to go check and see if we could possibly get him to come up.
Well, a little rain shower come through and so I get a video getting the bull loaded up, but this is the bull that I was wanting to get.
Got about 10 cows in this pasture.
Heat. Heat.
Heat. Heat.
We weaned several calves out of this pasture probably about a month ago and in one of our videos we were actually working some of them they didn't have any tags but uh the ones out of this pasture they were the ones that were they were really calm come right up to you so we had enough to get rid of that bull in here but he kept having leg issues and he wasn't getting the job done on the breeding um there's a couple in here that need breeding now so this pasture will be kind of flip-flopped some fall cavs some spring calves, but we'll eventually get them back together, move some cows around and make it where it's everything is on the same page. But going to head back towards the chicken houses. Looks like we may get a little bit more rain here shortly.
Hopefully, he'll enjoy his new little home.
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