How about a new aerial view of your farm? Also, can we meet your neighbors?

try that in australia it will be $800

www.youtube.com/@JustaFewAcresFarm wasnt impressed with the craft paper in his garden conditions. 25 years ago when massive newspapers were delivered, my uncle probably covered half an acre in news sheets. Did it do any good? Who knows probably tore half of it up walking out to check plants 2 days after seeding! Either way it got composted I guess, and for most people, its more of a hobby than a source of food or income.

I love the smell of fresh cut oak myself the should put that in a bottle I would spray it in my truck 😂😂

Just one of those days.

Save your heart wood 4x4 inch for barn hay loft floors. They will last 100 years or more

Out of fuel , out of battery.....time for a break and a cold one

why can't you feed two boards in at the same time

Nathan our road-legal diesel runs $3.89 to 4.49 here in central PA. Yep, that's gonna leave a mark.

Mike Morgan has the solution to your fuel problems.

Yes the weed killer is different because the older stuff had the similar ingredients as agent orange.

Get a 500 gal in ground and have coop bulk fill it

When it rains, it pours!!!

Oh man. Rabbit poop is supposed to be the very best fertilizer, chicken poop is second. You better wear a hardhat and stand back when you plant that part of the garden.

Get paper and permanent marker to make a list of what boards are what color. Laminate it to staple it to the top o the stack with a copy put in a file. I forget alot of stuff so have a plan and work it to save headaches all the way around.

2 inch rock with large flat rock on top to keep it from washing.

C’mon … you’re jus bein’ human! Strikes? Fourteen!

Nathan another excellent piece of work and video 😮😊❤

Thanks for sharing.

Why don’t you blow the mulch into a cart?

I was waiting for a loud bang and a plume of smoke... phewwww!

Some days nothing goes right, but at least its simple stuff that can be easily remedied.

When it rains it pours. Tomorrow is another day!

I apologize sir, I've been watching your channel so long that my contagious bad luck seems to have spread to you. That running out of fuel hits close to home 🙂

I love that you show warts and all, very realistic videos.

You do a great job Nathan. I like all you different implements. They sure do come in handy. Hey we all make mistakes. Cool video. 👍❤️

And just as I was going to suggest it, you mentioned using craft paper. Good choice.

Looking forward to seeing you saw up the triple heart cherry. I’ve got a pecan log with 2 piths and I’m not sure how to saw it up.

Do they use a herd of goats to clean up hard to reach overgrown areas down where you are?

Thanks Nathan for a very interesting, informative video. With all the equipment you have on your property, as well as your home & contents, I think it is imperative that you need a good monitoring system on your property. It looks a pretty impressive unit. Cheers my friend, Don from South Australia.

lol… when it rains it pours

That tilled ground looks a little wet, just saying...

Your situation reminds me of my young nephew a few years back. He got a battery powered toy for Xmas one year, and my brother (his father) also gave him a rechargeable battery kit to compliment the toy. Later, he got another battery powered toy that used the same batteries... And then shortly after got another toy that also needed those batteries. My nephew came to my brother later and asked if they could get more batteries. My brother had not been tracking on the accumulation of toys over this time and was a little set back on the request. Once the reality kicked in, my brother told him to save his allowance to get more batteries -OR- only use each toy with the batteries he had at the time. Something had to give. In the end, my nephew did save up allowance to get more batteries for all his toys. Resourceful little guy. Thank you for sharing your days with us.

where I live, home heating oil (diesel) is about .25 cheaper (per gallon) than gas station diesel. And they deliver. Maybe you could set something up?

Could you do a review on your 5835R as I am looking in to purchasing one. I have not seen one upclose so I rely on videos an reviews to do my shopping.

D'ya reckon that these guys use Joe Mains silvertip blades? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aJ9noa-fuZi6aKs.htmlsi=kRGrWI4lhlw8CRZz

Clip the wings on the chickens, can't fly then.

I like what Jim Lane 6335 said I used to know a man down in cookeville TN he had two 500 gallon tanks one for gas and one for diesel they would come and fill both of his tanks he never went out for fuel it was down by the barn if his tractors or car or his truck needed fuel it was right there at the barn

you should have a truck to deliver , heating oil

I bought the WoodMaxx 8H a few years ago and it’s been great for chipping up sweetgum trees and brush. As you mentioned it does have its own hydraulic reservoir and pump but it’s still a pretty good machine. I spent $3200 on it but I was quoted $3600 by a guy with a forestry chipper to do the cleanup I wanted. 5 years later and I’m still using it.

Must be a fuel delivery firm in your area that could come and fill all your tanks without you hauling fuel!!!

Suggestion: Preop checklist posted on the wall.

This is what we do. Market place is flooded with 275 gallon fuel tanks from home heating oil. Some are almost new. Some you can get for free if you remove them. I have a 300 gal round tank and a 275 gal oblong tank for diesel at home and both were free.

Nice, Tillercam following closely behind the successes of Gravelcam and Chippercam. But like Bob Ross said, we don't make mistakes, just happy accidents. "My sawmill don't run, I'm out of diesel, and my camera battery has gone dead." There's a country song in there somewhere.

It’s always comforting, probably to me only, how nature reclaims our planet when we stop fighting it.

You're getting forgetful enough to run for president.

No need to burn the rubbish wood…turn it into wood chips for your own use and bag up the rest to sell to your neighbours.

Hang an amber or red sign on your controls to remind you to check the fuel. Then hang it on a hook and place it on the controls every time you finish sawing work! No words needed just the coloured reminder to trigger your mind to check fuel level. Also find a fuel tank company who will send you a fuel tank to use so you can show us all what’s out there and how much it costs! Keep safe and thanks for the video.

Bradford pear trees (if that's what you have) are mostly ornamental but make great firewood.

Why not get a 375 gallon fuel tank and have diesel delivered.