It seems your boy has grown into a man since the last time you posted friend. Great work!

That’s a pile of piggies 😂

Your pigs are looking happy running around and plenty of piglets also 🇳🇿❤️

The piglets look great. The moms look great as well.

I had a sow that would birth and raise awesome litters...first litter was 15, largest litter was 21! And she was calm and easy going. I certainly miss her, best sow I ever had (so far)

Those lactating sows are in great shape for breeding stock! I spent 18 months at a CAFO farrowing operation and that was the body condition that we worked toward.

Thanks for the video! What a fantastic job only feeding hay for 47 days. I’m hoping to get to that point too. I’m glad you have been busy consulting to show people how we all should be raising animals.

Love that time-lapse thanks Russ you guys have a great summer.

Great to see you post Russ! Are you having a field day at your place this year? Would like to make the trip up.

I really like those sunguard posts, I've had good luck with them

Great presentation thanks for sharing

Glad to see you back. Great job on the hay.

Glad to see all is well! 47 days is awesome! Congrats on a job well done.

How is the Cup plant doing at this time of year?

Great job Russ.... Thanks

47 days on baled hay is amazing. Nice work!

Great Tutorial - That knot is what I know as Donald's Knot, - great that it is tied outside the strainer jaws - are you pulling out radially hard enough on your crank handle as you make your wraps, this makes the wraps tighter - this knot relies on the compression increasing in the first set of wraps as the load comes on - although not necessary I also do the second set of wraps - just two then snap of, saves getting the wire cutters out.

Good video, 'great dog too!

Thanks for the content.

Good education

Great information

Thanks

Good knowledge! 👍🏼

Is there any bloating you on grazing corn? Must be give some hay before start grazing corn? And in dryland conditions any risks of grazing full corn? If we mix with sunflowers and other spicies what varieties we should select in dryland conditions you suggest. Thank you for your videos really great ways.

What % of your farm do you feel you are ‘pushing them for non-selective’ foraging? What is your breed back %? What % max, do you think you are stocking your acreage? I’m at the point where I’m trying to determine how to maximize my farm, and you seem to have this same sort of mentality.

😂😂😂 "tear assy". 😂😂😂😅

What a nice mule to put up with all the foot jerking! Awesome!

excellent post - thanks - bob in Nevada

Thanks!Well done!

Our farm is in South-Central Pennsylvania and we have quite a bit of Tall Goldenrod in a pasture we converted from cropland. Is Tall Goldenrod a good forage for sheep and cattle?

Have you planted corn with that Great Plains drill before?? If so which settings do you use in order to get that 30k population ??

How close to the charging box be to the first ground rod be ?

Thanks for the videos Russ! I have a pasture that was over grazed severely for years by the previous owner… Dallisgrass has almost completely choked out my fescue… what are your recommendations? Maybe a video topic idea? Thanks!

Will this work on gravity flow

Glad I stumbled on to this video! nice and simple, yet really functional ring roller...from one Russ to another: thanks!👍🙂

Do the cattle not spread the thidtle into next paddoc with seeds in their manure ? Just watched today. Interesting.

Have you actually used/seen birds hatch out any eggs.

Thanks for the great info!

Never knew it was buttercup that I have, trying to take over my pasture. No wonder. The animals won't graze it down so it takes over. Thanks for the info!

Hemp dog sounds like it could be a name of a rapper 😂

When you lift this, does seed still fall on the ground because you haven’t disengaged the drive wheels at the hub? I’ve got narrow plots , I’ll have to be doing a lot of stopping and turning around didn’t know if I would have to get off and disengage the drive wheel pin at the hub every time.

Wondering if you did a video update on the Purple Martin house build? Pros and cons of your build. I’m just starting my research and appreciate any input you might have to offer.

How many head and how many acres

#naturalgramma

We have a concrete mixer and put some boards in their then screen em. Nice build.

Thank you for your hard work!! It is appreciated.

I will love to see those swallows using those nest boxes !

Very Cool

What kind of water pipe are you using and trough?

You missed a spot. 😁