Franklin Farm Cattle Company LLC.

11/17/2020

The final truckload of our 400-gallon water troughs arrived today and will be installed next week!

05/27/2020

The official start of Hay season 2020 🌾

04/05/2020

03/19/2020

Building a lot of fence means we also need a lot of gates. First truckload arrived today!

01/08/2020

The first measurable snow means it’s time to feed the first bales of hay of the year! We stockpile pastures throughout the fall to allow the cattle to still graze on grown grass in early winter, which is why we are just now having to feed hay. 🐮

10/22/2019

The next truckload of fence materials has arrived! The first of five 1 mile-long stretches of fence will begin being built on Thursday 🔨

06/21/2019

Summers here, time for some new gear!

06/13/2019

We have now installed 2 new cattle guards for our ATV’s and UTV’s, out of 8 that we have planned. The next step is to add gravel and partial side railing to complete each one. These will be installed in all cross-fences to allow us to check cattle more frequently and conveniently, especially during our calving seasons when this is constant.

06/05/2019

If you’ve never seen how it’s done, check out this video of our discbine in action over the past couple days! More videos to come of the whole hay making process 🌾

04/19/2019

“What...you didn’t need these did you”?

04/19/2019

Tagging and shots for the newest calves today 🙂.

04/18/2019

Beautiful evening on the farm to visit the newest additions.

03/28/2019

The newest calves to be born over the past 48 hours🐮

03/26/2019

03/03/2019

The reason behind our motto “We raise them right.”

02/09/2019

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12/12/2018

Our first well for our new cattle water system was drilled today! Producing over 60 gallons/minute at 380 feet deep.

12/12/2018

Home with the new Calf Catcher!

10/23/2018

It’s that time for these calves! Now being 7 months old, it is now time for them to be weaned off their mothers. These tags allow the calf to remain with the mother without being able to nurse. The calves will be weaned off the milk without having separation anxiety at the same time. After 5 days, these tags will be removed and the calves will then be separated. By using these tags there is very little pacing and bawling, much less stress, and no weight loss!

08/23/2018

And it’s official! Beginning this month, we will begin our 3 year $300,000 conservation project. This project includes fencing off all springs, streams, and ponds along with nearly all woods. In addition, a well and 9 water troughs will be installed throughout the property along with specialized waterway crossings.

08/02/2018

Five of our nine new concrete water troughs have arrived! Weighing in at 5,300 pounds each, it takes a couple machines to unload them. These will provide water to the cattle once we fence off the streams for our water conservation project starting in the next couple weeks!

07/22/2018

Oh really? You don’t say!🐮

07/11/2018

Helped this cow deliver her bull calf today 🐮

07/08/2018

The last calf until fall calving begins 🐮

06/02/2018

One heck of a handling crew!

03/03/2018

More fencing is going up!

02/20/2018

This little one had the luxury of being born today, 70 degrees and sunny ☀️

02/18/2018

02/15/2018

And another! 🐮

02/09/2018

More calves dropping on the ground!

02/04/2018

Fat and Happy!

01/29/2018