You're the best farm content on the tube..................................

I like that FTR is aware that not everyone wants to be in a yt video and is respectful of ppl not wanting to be filmed while they are working - it says a lot

Great video today covering so much that you do everyday. Thanks for sharing your life with us. Enjoy seeing your family working with you. Have a great week!

At least your bottle calf has a playmate to keep each other happy, and a bearded mommy that loves them too❤❤❤❤❤

Nice to see live stock that are not overly afraid of you and the little ones that think your' are Mom.

I sure enjoy your intro that you do now!

That pasture grass is looking lush. And I agree, the yearlings DO look like they filled out in just a week of grazing. They should be happy cattle this summer.

Wow! That Belly dog sure is developing into a fine looking and well behaved companion! Good job! Great video.... again :)

Your little girl is adorable. Really enjoying your videos. Thank you

Never enough hours in the day, it's an old saying but holds true today.

Morning FT! So good to see that everything is busy as usual, such a pleasure that we can follow your days and chores. You’ve had a lot of things to get to and was able to “get er done “ with no worries. Your family is wonderful and happy, so pleased to see you are so blessed. Also enjoyed the bottled calves trying to find there way back into the corral. God’s blessings always to you and yours!❤❤❤

Bet you are happy to have the sprinkler repairs behind you for now. The youngsters (calves and kids) are always great to see. Another great day on the ranch!

A farmers happiness is to see the little grow and develop.

We got heavy rain in northern Sac area too. Too bad. A sprinkle or two ok but heavy yick.I'm old and tired of the cold. I know fires will start soon everywhere but let me be selfish for a few days. I am dying and can't afford my medication. I enjoy watching you. Babies are a joy.

Good Morning from Sunny Florida, the ole saying is " A farmers work is never done " and you always prove this to be true. And a road trip can rob the hours in a day. At least here in Florida, a 5 mile trip could take you 20 min or 2 hrs. Theres so much traffic. Enjoy your evening with your family.❤

The yearlings were glad to see you! Let’s hope they remain glad to see you over the next year.

What an amazing sky❤❤❤❤

The calves, stereo suckers! You must be happy that the ground was soft when working on the sprinkler piping.

Hey Tyler, good idea to do some of the past video highlights. Some ideas would be buddies life or all the bottle calfs. Highlights of all the calfs you had to help pull out of the cows. Also to see when you’re gonna finish the tractor You’ve been working on for over a year. Questions about your fields that you over seeded with the extra seed you had from the hayfield. I know highlights are harder to edit but just a thought. Keep up the great work.

Your little girl and the way she talks to her animals is the sweetest❤

It is much more satisfying to watch you doing your chores than it is to do mine. 😄

Aww her cute glasses :)

Good morning.

Looks like these calves enjoy moving pastures.

Your Bottle Calves are doing well, keep up the good work.

On my way from Virginia to California to hike Yosemite before hay season begins!

Always fun to watch you work. You bring back memories for me of my younger years. Thanks for sharing.

Love your sign-off partner!!! And yes looks like you changed SxS

yay another video

Greg Judy says that cattle don't like standing on gravel. He uses gravel at the access point of watering holes in order to keep the cows moving. Get a drink and get out. I wonder if you could protect the sprinklers by putting gravel around them. I'm thinking like a 6 foot diameter area around the sprinklers.

Perfect day to work outside. The grass looks so great compared to ours.

Oh yay another great video 🎉good day Tyler thanks for letting us spend time with you as you go about you daily chores, I so enjoy your videos on the ranch ❤woohoo looking for next video ❤

Definitely a new side by side.

So Adorable and cute 😍 💕 ❤❤❤❤.

That is my favorite part of watching you- problem solving. McGevor or not. It’s fun and interesting.

New buggie and ramps look good .

i like watching you no matter what you do 🤪

Happy cows...

Perhaps someone has already mentioned this but if not; try a ram bit to make necessary repairs on pvc schedule 40 pipe fittings. Like you, every spring I’m repairing the broken irrigation risers that my cows break. Many times the risers brake at the tee on the mainline. The ram bits come in different standard pipe fitting sizes. They enable you to drill out the fitting and reuse it again. I get mine at the local plumbing wholesale vendor or a pool supply store. This product has saved me lots of time by not having to put a new tee on the mainline. Cows have no respect. I enjoy the videos. My embryo transplant bull calf is coming along nicely and is in training.

Glad to see you upgraded your side by side your family will enjoy it

I'm guessing you've already decided against using funny pipe for the sprinklers out there, but I think it would be a lot more durable. Much less brittle than rigid pipe. You could zip tie the head to a section of t-post still. Just an idea. All the best to you guys!

Your animals are beautiful

Boy Tyler you have come a long way ! Your a great Rancher. I love watching your videos. I live in Southern California. So, it's nice to see Rancher like you. : )

Great video spring is in full swing summer and hay will be here quick 😃

Thank you for bringing me my delicious beef. I’m very glad you had to come my way. Love your meat. The pork has been delicious and the HB I ate that night was very good. I can’t wait til we get to see your welding skills.

Your bottle lambs will never leave your side. Good idea having the pipe for your next project. You know you will be starting it sooner rather than later. Love your little girl, she is very cute. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Love your "MacGyver" repair. It they started that program again MacGyver would be doing "FTR" things

What would you rather spend your day doing? Mending fence,or fixing sprinkler.

That is so sweet.

I would suggest putting something around the risers on the sprinklers. A large piece of pipe or something to keep it from getting stepped on by cows. Even 2 t post on each side.

Escapee day. Sprinklers fixed, new project on the horizon, and kids having fun. How much longer will you bottle feed the calves? Have a great day.

Good morning tyler

Cattle being curious, never thought of it that way but I think you are right. Grass is sure growing high.

Broken sprinklers ever tried using a rubber hose for riser with fitting to main line and fitting to sprinkler? May help when cattle bend them Frey will bend back not break. Just a thought.

Always nice to see those bottles calves ❤️🇨🇦

Your daughter has grown so much!! I remember how little she was when you started your channel.

The little bottle calves are always sweet to see! Love watching them drain their bottles!🥰 Bellie sure is a beautiful German Shepherd! And between you and Calli, she is very well trained!!!!❤ Won't be much longer before it's time to harvest chickens! Those Cornish Cross chicks grow so fast. All the yearlings look so healthy!!! Pretty bunch of steers! Hope your week is going good. See you again Thursday👋

I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO TYLER 😊

Hi Tyler I’m watching

❤thank you FTR I really appreciate it❤

Put wire cages around the sprinkler heads to keep them from getting broken off

Awesome family helpers!!! Can you make a bottle rack to set those bottles in to make it easier to feed the bottle calves

Good ending to this post - I bet she was proud to help dad with the video!!!

Hey FT, You are by far the hardest working youtube farmer out there. I always look forward to watching whatever it is you are doing. Keep up the good work.

Bless the sign off‼️ Little voices are a song…

She is so cute

Beautiful green-blue-white pictures with nice living spots;) thanks

I think you should go back to a Hereford bull or a Hereford angus cross? If you go with the cross go with a super high quality one because their calves can be a little randomly sized. But I think the baldies you have are an underrated asset to your heard. Maybe 1-2 seasons with some Hereford genetics sprinkled back in would be a great look!

There is something about kids n glasses and are irresistibly cute.

Looks like you could make a lot of hay over at the steer pasture.

❤❤VIDEO ❤❤bottle calves, escape calves, yearling imove in the steer pasture, repairs water sprinklers,❤ adorable family ❤ new project with oil pipe , sorting cows❤ great video❤ I really enjoyed it ❤ Thank You FTR it was very thought provoking also entertaining ❤❤

Thanks 😊

Awe love your videos 😊

The steer pasture looks really good with all that green grass and the bottle calf’s are looking good also have a good day .

It just seems there must be some way to protect them so they don't get broken as often... Maybe a metal ring with 2 or 3 posts welded to it (think 3 legged stool) driven into the ground a foot or so around each sprinkler? Just spitballint ideas to help.

Sand paper would help too

I think I missed you painting your side by side, but maybe I walked away for a minute on a previous video. It looks really nice! Loved the video, your calves look awesome! When I had a bottle calf years ago, I got a bottle holder to hang on the fence. It was before work though. Then it made it easier on me just to just feed my horse while the calf fed.

I have always wanted to farm after spending a couple of weeks on a farm as a child. I loved getting up early and doing farm work. Thank you that at 77 I can enjoy this through you. What about your wife sharing a farm recipe or two.

Excellent thanks

Glad you are using your head to get more than one job done with a trip somewhere.

Good update! always something to get done! Steers look good! Good post FTR!

thx

Isn't that you can do to protect the sprinklers?

Ever thought about surrounding the sprinklers with oil pipe ?

You can usually remove leftover parts of plastic pipe with a screwdriver (like what's in the tee). Then you can then cut the raiser end square and glue into tee. Sometimes..... You can also drill out the tee. Much easier than repairing the main line.

For the sprinkler heads have you considered tires as surrounds to protect the head? I have had no problem getting old tires from tire stores. Just remember to drill the sidewall so water does not accumulate for misquote breeding

Do you ever stop to eat? 😂😂

It's amazing how they do follow you but as they get bigger I would be afraid they just being an very large, could be quite a large pet that just wants to be close to you. 😮

What I did with mine i put popup sprinklers all throughout my paster and it has been working great no problems in about three years , I just weed eat around them and they spray about 35ft around. You can also set them with different ports. Hope this helps.

Houdinis !!!!

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I gather you have underground main - that’s a dream of ours - but do the cattle run in that paddock and therefore break the risers/sprinklers?? We certainly can not run cattle in our paddock with our spray lines anywhere in their paddock as they just knock them over step on them, bend them and so on.

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Do you brush hog the pasture with sprinklers and if so, how do you avoid breaking the sprinkler heads off? I've never seen sprinklers set up in a pasture like that. LOL Am no major farmer either, though.

I I If bin meaning to. Let you know for years I struggled with broken sprinklers Home Depot sells a 6in brown flexible male female riser they work very good love the show

Why do you change the sprinkler riser to galvanized pipe or more flexible pipe, black PVC something like that. Just an idea. 😊

How is the new puppy doing ?

Look at the bright side, you don't have to get a backhoe to dig 6 foot down to the main line like we do here

Seems like the sprinklers are an ongoing issue. Be nice to find a permanent solution.

Can you explain in one of your videos how you go about selling the meat? I know it varies from state to state but just curious to see how you do it.