Once again you show that the small Rancher/farmer must wear many hats. Agronomist, builder,, fabricator, veterinarian, welder, mechanic, repairman, handyman , and many more. Good job Tyler!

Amen to all of the good comments below! You’re a hard worker and it’s always great to see how much you love this work. So wonderful to watch how you figure out every issue that comes up! God’s blessings FT to you and yours!❤❤❤

I thoroughly enjoy watching you go through the trials and tribulations of making your farm work better. You're "working" your farm. I look forward to your every video, never knowing what to expect, but knowing it will be entertaining and informative. You bring joy to this senior city-slicker, and memories of my days on my uncle's farm as a lad.

I wish more people would watch and learn about all the hard work it takes to grow our food. Never take anything for granted. Great video.

Please put your roll bar up on the tractor...we don't want you to get hurt. Best wishes from England UK 🇬🇧

PASTURE maintenance makes good for the FUTURE. Great video Tyler!

Talking about the 3 point lift arms.... hydraulics have always fascinated me with what they can do. I mean, pushing a fluid into a cylinder to move a piston, wow, the amount of pressure required to lift that amount of weight. Hell, I can barely blow bubbles through a straw on an x-large soft drink. I mean, just imagine how much more the front-end loader could lift if the attachment point for the cylinder rod was located closer to the bucket end...i.e. further from the fulcrum. Ok, sorry, just an old(er) man getting lost in thought here.. lol.

FTR, should have said when you adjust the 3pt arms for more lifting power. The arms are closer to the tractor tires. That make the tractor more stable

Good Morning, Tyler and Callie! Renovations of the Pasture! Callie enjoying her runs! Hot Wiring the Pasture! Aerator! TheHitch! Punching Holes! No Clumsy! Love your Explanation! Healthy Grass for Cattle! Redmon SR50 Application! SR50 250 per acre! Great Video! Thank-you! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ The rush to the new Pasture!

I love seeing both those bulls in the same space being so chilled 🇨🇦♥️🇨🇦

Good Morning Tyler, you always bring something entertaining to your Channel and I am a City Girl but would have loved to have been a Farm Girl., keep providing for your Family 4-22-2023❤

Like my neighbor used to say you can't feed cattle on hopes and wishes and livestock doesn't care about your feelings or plans lol

Looks like your hard work is paying off all the cows are looking happy have a good day .

Always something more to do. Loved seeing all the calves. Have a great weekend.

Good job Tyler have a good video. Keep up the good work and God be with you.

Another interesting process to explore on the ranch. It will be interesting to see the outcome.

Scientific Method at work!! Thats what I like about you FTR, always working to improve the outcome!! Will be great to see the results! Plus, minus or no change!!

Make the Grass Fortified.......... Can't wait to see how the small pasture does with this method..

I love your pasture management experimentations. There's nothing to lose and EVERYTHING to gain. Give it a GO, Tyler and and we'll see what comes out of it !!

Good learning experiments. You always explain stuff very well.

Curious to see how the wood chips do. I had heard/read that woodchips early in the breakdown process will scavenge and hold nitrogen and hence deprive the crop of it until they break down further. This was in regards to wood-heavy compost for vegetables though, and we are talking about grass, so I'll wait for your results. If no ill-effects, I may try something similar next mud season.

Cool grass enrichment treatment you applied to your pasture! I’ll be interested to see what differences you notice in grazing pressure, overall grass consumption, and daily gain on your cattle. Great video as always, Tyler! 👍🏼👌🏼 PS: I really love that you play your own background music….you’re a man of many talents!! 🤩

Great video. Looking forward to seeing what the outcome is. Thanks for sharing great video

This Redmond SR50 application will be interesting. I haven’t used it, but I do like the trace minerals that it contains. Your environment is so much different than what we experience In Indiana. Things seem to be a lot dryer once you get out of your winter rainy season, and putting any type of salt on my grass would really make me nervous…regardless how little salt is actually in the mix. This will be interesting to see how it works for you, and I do hope it works well for your farm.

One step done then redman and water. Awesome video Tyler

Looking forward to pasture updates. Sure hope your trials work out. Thank you for your content.

Great video, very enjoyable. Loved seeing your cattle with a foot loose and fancy free feeling. Thank you.

Another soil amendment test trial you could consider for an increased microorganism benefits to soil texture and fertility is to look into building a Johnson Su bioreactor, to spread compost tea. Probably the best thing you could do that other ranchers have done with tremendous results!

I enjoyed the explanation and am looking forward to seeing the results. Good looking group of animals.

Tyler, you got that great machine, you're turning over that soft loose dirt started small areas with that ground dig it up 4 or more itch start putting small or medium gravel under, then top it off dirt so you won't be having muddy mess soaking up like quicksand you had this past winter again. starting early care now making a big difference.🤔 just remember on the West Coast we haven't starting our summer rain yet ! 😮 Monsoon & El nino will be on its 🤫 way just as well till September. Good job like always 👍.

Great content, much appreciated. You might want to look into experimental design before drawing conclusions this fall. How do you plan to objectively measure the benefit vs no change vs harm of different interventions? Care should be taken with introducing more than one intervention variable at a time (aeration depth and soil treatments, the amount of water each pasture receives, etc.) I know this isn't a scientific experiment per se and you will likely make a subjective assessment at the end of the season, but it is easy to draw erroneous conclusions when interventions are potentially confounded.

Tyler in my mind it sounds like a good plan so I think you're on the right track variation and the minerals etcetera should really help the cattle grow enjoy

Tyler; I would consider the Redmond's treatment a " Soil Conditioning" application that Yields Better nutrition from the Crop, i.e. Grass, for the cattle.

Always great! Bull-shot at the end! Anxious to see what they do in years to come. Good lookin guys for sure

Good luck with you experiment! I hope that it works well. Tyler, does your drone have a follow me feature if so I have seen that done while working in a field.

Thanks for all the work you do to bring us all these videos. I'm glad you could start to fix those small paddocks where the mud and muck was so deep this spring! From western Massachusetts USA !

A very enjoyable video. I cannot wait to see the outcome of your experiment's 👍

Another great video. Looking forward to see how the Redmond helps the little pasture. Callie and Buddy are getting really big. And so so cute. How are the baby chicks doing?

I think the Redmond will work great! Idk if you'll 'see' the minerals, but for sure they will be available to your cows. Since I've had horses 25 years ago, I know that all soil in the US is deficient in Selenium. We always buy & feed separate minerals to our horses. Hay is always deficient in Selenium and other vital minerals. The Redmond application will benefit greatly. It makes sense they eat less grass because their bodies aren't starved if the minerals💙👍

Vitamin fortified grass….. this should be very interesting 👍

Looking good Tyler. Until next time!

Thanks for sharing farmer tyler ranch I enjoyed the video

I feed minerals and salt blocks to my animals year round. I then compost the manure, and spread that on my pasture as fertilizer. When I moved here 6 years ago, the ground woukd not support weeds. Now with the yearly addition of the manure, seeds, and endless hours of tilling, seeding, manuring, and irrigating there is life this year. I think you are on the right track. Best of luck

The wood chips will tie up nitrogen in the soil unless they are completely composted, and inhibit your grass growth. Several years ago I added horse manure mixed with wood shavings from a stable in to my garden all the plants in my garden really struggled that year. The next year was great after every thing had decomposed.

Most fertilizers and soil conditioners are salts. I think people often don’t understand soil chemistry and how salts and different kinds of salts actually work. Of course too much of anything is not good, but most times you need a salt to counter act another salt for a healthy soil even in organic, sustainable, and regenerative agricultural systems.

Enjoyed watching and listening to you!

We awaite the results of your tests.

How about a chicken update?

your redmond stuff sounds like soil conditioner. we used to do something similar using crusher dust from the local quarry, until everyone twigged to how good it is and the price went through the roof for it!

Good Morning FTR, Family, and Pet family. Everything is looking good, can’t wait to see how the red man mix is going to help the pasture. The calf’s look fabulous this year. Also how are the chicken doing. An thank you 🙏🏽 ❤

This will be interesting to see if there is much difference between the fields in a few weeks.

Cool video tyler interesting piece of equipment like the way it works the ground

You poor man always everything on your shoulders!! You do wear it well !!😊

Always an enjoyable video Mr Tyler😊👍🏼🎉

I'm mixed up. I thought California was underwater? Fabulous video about a ranch. Eaglegards...

Thank you for taking us with you that was interesting, God bless.

Meant to ask when you did the winter prep and planting with the different seed for the winter growth and bails. I was wondering if you thought just maybe a small strip thru your other Pastures as well? A small food plot if you will. In the Mid West we do this mostly for quail and other birds. But I can see it being useful to you the the following months if you rotate graze a crossed it. Even though it would not recover for any future cutting, you will get the same advantage of being to graze on it through a season as well as having your bail you feed out the winter. Just curious how you lot did with the new seed.

Look forward to your videos.

Hiya Tyler, keep up the great work it definitely shows on all you do!

You need to start using that roll frame you have a family to think of it no good folded down . .it is so easy to just put it up while at work with the tractor . Great job tho .

How is the Aeration doing since you started doing it in the pastures.

Good afternoon Tyler

It sounds like the Redmond material is a nutritional supplement.

Great video!

Do yourself a favor and get a battery grease gun and locking tip. Saves SO much time.

Mineral infused grass. Cool

Farmer tyler ranch I hope you have a great weekend

Good video. Thank you FTR.

I know your always busy on a farm and I really enjoy going along! Do you have a garden?

We tried the bird tape for wild turkeys. They could’ve care less about it. 😂,I hope it works for you better than us. 😊

After the grass absorbs all those red minerals you'll end up with a field looking like rhubarb with red grass....😎

What happened to the chicken, also how did your pasture that you planted. Curious minds want to know 😂

Might have to look into that Redmond for my pastures,we received a 60% in the amount of irrigation we get so every little bit will help

I predict the small field will explode 💥 will be interested in following this experiment

The woodchips will actually draw nitrogen from the soil during its decomposition. Just so you expect it!

Nice video

I may have missed it in the past, but do you have to move the water tank every time you rotate grazing paddocks? Keep recording, I enjoy the Channel

Thanks 😊

Perhaps have your different plots tested later after applications and growth cycles.

Thx

Seems like you have a lot more livestock vs last year.

Hi Tyler! I watched your aerator videos from 5 years ago and you weren't sure if it made much of a difference. But here you are 4 years later and still aeration. So are you sold? Thanks.

Have you considered doing any sward lifting to improve water retention in your clay soils?

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Do you still have to give the cows a salt lick when there out on pasture?

tyler do u spread lime on yer paddocks ta

FTR, I looked at Redmond site & they have 2 sr50 in 2k lb bag. Which one are you using?

Does aeration do anything in your opinion?

Hey Tyler, how long does it take to "teach" your cattle to stay clear of your 'hotwire' fence. Is it a few shocks ànd then they know, or........?

How are the chickens doing?

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How is your hay crop doing? Did all the rain do any damage to the growth of the hay?

Tyler,I’m wondering do you spread manure on your pastures like I see on other’s channels?

You need to hire some help! lol HOLY..... You have a bunch of things to get done

Run drag over that little field to small the manure out

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haha That really is heavy squatting them tires

Vitamins for your grass lol

Beautiful young whiteface there at the end of the video.

Pop a wheelie? 😁