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Is cattle farming a good investment?

>> No.28615270

>>28615211
Imagine the smell

>> No.28615349

>>28615270
You mean the burned skin?

>> No.28615425

>>28615211
Shit fit but a decent dumper

>> No.28615522

>>28615211
Goats are if you cay buy cheap wooded land in a isolated area. They will eat trees, brush ect and are ready for market iy 5 months. I have a few dozen delivered in the spring for $35 each and they just eat whatever for 5 months. In the fall same guy picks them up for $70 each.

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28615540

the jews fear the indoor farmer

>> No.28615596

>>28615349
and hair

>> No.28615722

if by cattle you mean sex slaves and by farming you mean breeding a haram of inbred slampigs for sale to Saudi oil tycoons, then yes

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>>28615540

>> No.28615857

>>28615522
My family has some land in the middle of some hills, so it's not really good to plant søy or whatever, I might look into goats. Do you just sell them when they grow up or do you also milk them?

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>>28615270
country girls smell like shit
t. had a going into games machine

>> No.28617246

>>28615211
God, I wish that me (cow).

>> No.28617402

hell yeah my buddy is loaded from trading wagyu bulls

>> No.28618742

>>28615857
I just sell them, waiting for them to grow up, knocking them up and all that takes alot of time and money. My dealer buys males from dairy farms iny the spring and sells them to folks like me. All they need is water from spring to fall and some shelter. You will need to band them but that is the only hard part.

I'm in the woods in Maine, if you live on site you don't need to even fence them, mine never go more than a few hundred feet. They are basically like dogs, i get them into the barn with a handful of sweet feed in the evening. The only fence you need is around your house otherwise they can wreak it if they get inside.

Call local dairy places, they will give you the number of whoever picks up their males in the spring.