Would love to see an update on your fodder system.

You should do a series to show how healthy your animals are with some chit chat while you do your daily routine. You can do it over and over a few times. If you have a good story to go along, that’s the work, people love watching animals get fed. They also like to see people working. You can be the fodder lady.

I love this information. Thank you for sharing. Very informative!

Great setup! I'm glad you get the fresh feed like that. Save a handful of the seeds to grow this year. You can try getting your own seed for next winter. Congratulations! Nice work.

🏆🏆🏆 detailed & to the point.. Thank you! After 2hours of searching, yours is the best.. my horses & chickens THANK YOU 🐴🌱💚🐔

Great setup!...thanks for sharing.

love the presentation! I can tell you're really passionate about this

You are awesome. Love from Tasmania.

Wow what a great system thanks so much for sharing God Bless 😃👍

I've been watching a lot of fodder videos lately. Your setup is one of the best I've seen. Thanks for sharing

Great, great, great and thank you! We want more your videos.

My dear, allow me to hardly commend you for your enthusiasm, your specificity, and just an all-around positive attitude in conveying the information you have for us! It's 1:30 in the morning, I'm in pain, and I'm beat to a frazzle, and I'm only one minute and 18 seconds into your video, so I'll have to shut down for the night and come back tomorrow to watch the rest! I promise you that I shall indeed watch your entire video, because I can tell you believe what you're saying, I can see the result of your efforts behind you, and the fact that you have a house Pig commends your worthiness as a person and a conveyor of truth to me as nothing else could! Porkers rule! Cheers from snowbound Central Wyoming!!

Thank you for sharing,great information.

Great video, THANK YOU!

You guys have an awesome system setup! I've not been crazy about going to fodder because of the crazy complex systems people have setup. Yours is totally doable! Thank you for sharing!!!!

EXCELLENT - THANK YOU

Well done... fabulous!

Love the details! Thanks for the info!

Thank You!

The horses seem to look forward to the fodder. Great job!

great informative video

you could add a timer for the water pump using alexa and it would be like a smart switch :D . Awesome video. I love gardens

thanks for sharing.

Wow now that's a great video learn something new everyday.

Great video 👍

Excellent nuff said

THANK YOU IM IN LOVE LOL

Congratulations on 1k! Awesome!

“Excellent informative video thanks a lot”. Do you know you have mesmerising eyes.

Love the video. I'm going to build it this weekend, hopefully. Can you tell be the size pipe and other diminutions?

*I REALLY need to start doing this.*

This is an awesome set-up I need a man to help me set one up 😂 Hay is scarce atm trying to come up with an alternative Thank you Great video 😊

Keep going 👍👍 from Tunisia😀😀

10:20 I love how the cat was gone the instant the spray bottle trigger was pulled

Good job . congatulation . Greeting from Algeria

That’s a pretty masterful DIY version! Have you kept up with this through the year? Too much hassle? Or keep feeding even in summer? Do all of your horses still eat it and last question is how do you know how to offset regular hay in terms of how many trays per horse? Thanks!

What size pump from Ponic Pumps and what aerator? What model numbers? Thanks for your help! I'm trying to recreate what you've got there. I tried another farmer lady's method and it didn't work for us. All the seed rotted/stank, so I want to try your method, now.

Goats are extremely picky so to introduce them to barley I rinse a small amount of barley, drain, then carry the fodder to goats, just before giving it to them I spay the fodder with a mixture of 1/3 molasses 2/3 water. The goats were hesitant at first but the molasses did the trick. However my pigs and chickens love sprouted barley as it is. I give them about 40 percent of their feed the rest barley

Smart diy system! I've seen those sold for a pretty penny online. Have you worked out cost per tray yet? Look up Red Wiggler Worms as I bet you have tons of them in your compost piles. You might be able to sell them and offset your cost of Barley and pocket lunch money. Nice work, new sub.

What are the dimensions of your shelving and where did you get your trays please?

Terrific video! Have you considered putting your water pump on a timer? Or do you want to be there to ensure no water disaster?

Hello. Very nice explanations and demo. Thanks for sharing knowledge and your learning. Can you answer few questions, if possible 1) Do you add any additive like vitamin or protiens to overcome certain deficiencies in animal? I think it will be good to add directly on day 2-3 (after sprouting) 2) What solutions you showed when about to spread the seeds on trays. 3) Do you monitor humidity? what is the ideal range? 4) Why bulb is on the top row only? Kindly explain.

For sunflower seed fodder, can this be their entire meals doing this? Or does it have to be less? And how do you get this to work for ducks?

You say is "low sugar". Do you have information about lab analysis on the sugar content? That's really interesting. One of my horses is super sugar sensitive and having to keep him locked up & feed him low sugar special bagged feeds (hay products and beet pulp). I'd love to be able to add in some fresh greens for him, if was proven low sugar product.

I want more information about the composition of daily food

Excellent, I’m having trouble finding GMO barely seeds here in Las Cruces, NM. I found a place in ID, 80 lb bag, but cost about $150.00 to ship it.

Hello, Whistle Thicket could you please tell me what liquid you use @ 08:12 and where did you buy ? Sorry for poor english ..... Thank you in advance ....

Very informative and explained thanks! Do you guys do this periodically throughout the year?

What is the brand of the grow light you used?

Plant food?? What plant food ?? You use fertilizers?

What is the name of the products you used - the drops and the spray?

It looks Great! I want to grow some. But All that work to merely through it in Mud? For the horses to have to lick the dirt to get the morels that come off the hunks of fodder. How about feeding in buckets.

Nice vidèo

Great video! Did you use 3/4" pvc for the rack?

Hi, Iam trying to find out how efective is for feeding turkey????

What kind of barley seed do you use

great, informative video! i want to start doing this for my chickens, but first need to figure out what grains to mix to get a complete nutrient profile for the chickens. If you guys or anyone in the comments knows please tell me lol.

This is super cool! Wonder I how I missed it when you first uploaded it? Our goal is start a fodder system this spring. Thanks for sharing!

Great video! Do you have just one grow lamp at the top for a reason or would you consider a lamp or light for each level?

What type of barley do you use, is the hull removed? i'm assuming yes. I'm trying to find some locally but when I asked the feed store they sounded confused.

Fodder works for all seeds and any farm animal.

Wow, looks very great! Do you use any NPK solution for the water?

What mades the water brown? What's it called?

I would like to thank you for your efforts, Al-Habbara. I am from Morocco. I actually want to establish a farm in the countryside. I only have a question. Should it be served directly to livestock while it is green, or should we leave it to dry for 24 hours and then serve it to livestock? Is it dangerous to the animal’s stomach? Does it cause diarrhea? Thank you. May God grant you success in your work.

Where do you get your organic barley seed? I live in Hawaii. Choralicious plus? where do I get that?

Love it, do you need to feed your horses with hay as well, or is the barley fodder enough for them?

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How large are the trays

I had a confusion about watering. Would u please tell me when to water ? How many times it's should be watered? What quantity ? More if any u could provide me information.

You don't need to put any fertilizer in the seed it has enough in the seed it self for at least 7 days. You do have a great system. I did this for chickens.

Super nice!!!! where do you buy your seeds?

how to get barley seed? in here barles seeds expensive

Cool video and cool number if subscribers 3,456 ! Lol

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what do you do with the water and fertilizer in the final stage?

Do you happen to keep any bucks at your farm?

Can I buy the system online ?

are you the girl in pizza video?

Where can I get the seed

Young living in Mona Utah?

use hydrogen peroxide

All was very clean, until..... Feeded to the horses!!!!

Baby what are you doing in a farm? You could be a supermodel.

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