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AGDAILY Reporters ·
August 27, 2024
August 27, 2024
Kansas cows can’t resist the melodic tunes of Farmer Derek’s trombone, trotting across the pasture as soon as they hear the familiar sound. Derek Klingenberg, known for his unique approach to cattle herding, skillfully blends music and farming, using his trombone to call in his cattle herd. The cows seem to watch in awe, creating a captivating scene that’s as much about choreography as it is about farming.
Adding a touch of showmanship, Farmer Derek incorporates dance moves with various props, making the performance a spectacle for anyone lucky to witness. Whether the dance moves are good or not, you be the judge. 😉 But he keeps the cows engaged and entertained.
