🐎Коневодство - традиция казахов. Большой табун в суровом климате Северного Казахстана.

🐎Horses in the Kazakh steppe. A herd, Mugalzhar stallions, pastures, horse meat from the pastures, jute, the climate, and farm life as it is. 🐎We begin with a story about how, back in the third or fourth grade, Altynbek realized that under communism, everything was shared, meaning there would be no private livestock. It was then that a strong desire to work with horses and raise livestock emerged. From childhood, herding with his father, life on a collective farm, working alongside animals—all of this shaped his relationship with horses and the steppe. 🐎Altynbek explains how hierarchy is formed in a large herd, given limited pastures, and the role played by strong stallions, who maintain order throughout the herd, not just within their own herd. 🐎A separate, important topic is road safety. Practical and practical advice for drivers who encounter a herd of horses on the highway. What to do if the horses are blinded by headlights, why it's important to turn off the lights and turn on the sound, how a horse switches from sight to hearing, and why this can actually save the lives of people and animals. This is steppe farming experience, not theory. 🐎The conversation touches on horse sales, the market, orders from Astana, and horse meat from pastures. The quality of pastures, the richness of the grass, wormwood, natural feeding, and why people choose meat from pastures are discussed. 🐎A large section of the video is dedicated to water and pastures. The Koluton River, which never dries up, and the spring flood. How to get to pastures by all-terrain vehicle, how to drive cattle across the ice. A very clear explanation is given of how ice itself dams water in the spring, how steppe flooding occurs, and why this is a benefit, not a problem, for pastures and hayfields. 🐎Haymaking is discussed in detail. Why does a farm need huge reserves, and why can't it rely solely on tebenevka? Climate risks, unstable winters, rains in February and March, and ice crust are discussed. A clear explanation is given of jute, how it forms in the fall and winter, why cattle stop feeding, and why forage reserves are not a luxury but a necessity. 🐎The philosophy of animal husbandry is touched upon. Why cattle cannot be raised quickly, how many years it takes to create a good nucleus of mother animals, selection, selection, and breeding work. Why is livestock farming and agriculture a risky business, subject to hail, drought, rain, and frost, yet people continue to work despite this because it is a nomadic culture and way of life. 🐎Livestock types are discussed separately: sheep, cattle, horses, and camels. Why is the camel a necessary animal, unpretentious and intelligent, why does it not go on the trails, and how is it different from a horse? Why do Kazakh horses have such wide and large tails, and how does natural selection work in a harsh climate? 🐎A detailed examination of herd structure is provided. Meat and dairy horses, crossbreds, Mugalzhar stallions, the experience of importing stallions from the Aktobe region, adaptation to a harsher climate, adaptation time, fertility, and offspring quality are discussed. The number of mares per stallion is discussed, whether a 100% foaling rate is possible, and why this is rare in the steppe and snowstorms. 🐎This is a lively discussion about horses, herd horse breeding, pastures, climate, grazing meat, horse meat, Mugalzhar stallions, and the real life of a steppe farm. Without embellishment, without theory, in practice and for real. ___________________________________ 👉 Watch all videos from this farm    • КХ Сулейменова К.С.   👉 Horse breeding playlist    • Коневодство   ___________________________________ ⭐️ Official FERMER.RU communities: https://fermerae.taplink.ws ___________________________________ ⭐️ We'll make a video about your agricultural business. Expensive and fun. 📧 Email: [email protected] ✍️ Telegram: https://t.me/fermerconnect ___________________________________ 📢 Contacts of K.S. Suleimenov's Farm +7 775 834 7919 Vadim +7 771 371 9111 Altynbek. ___________________________________ ASKOR is one of the market leaders in animal feed additives. Its products undergo strict quality control during production and have received rave reviews from customers for many years. Over more than 25 years of history, the company has created hundreds of highly effective premix, salt lick, and vitamin complex formulas that improve all aspects of livestock performance. You can learn more about ASKOR products on the official website at https://askorltd.com. By sending a request to [email protected] with the subject line "Greetings from the Farmer," you will receive an exclusive price list with the most favorable terms for friends of the fermer.ru channel. ASKOR's official website: https://askorltd.com Phone and messaging apps: +7 964 005 02 08 Email for a special offer: torg10@askorl...