Neat video. I've heard the same thing with guys coating the undercarriage of trucks with wd40.

Another successful day on the farm. As always, thanks for taking us along.

I agree those roses are definitely a noxious weed in my opinion.

Ask an Indian how well believing what the government tells you worked out for them!

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Wow!

I can’t believe you only have that many followers. I say that because you put out a quality video. Whoever is running your camera and editing, is doing a good job. Just Sayin ! Keep the accent !

Dude nut 😂

We have a bottle calf who was given to us after it was weaned, at about 12 weeks old. We have a bag of milk replacer. The calf has been weaned for 3 or 4 weeks and is much smaller than other calves its age. We’d like to use our bag of milk replacer to supplement the calf’s 100% grass diet and hope to see it grow some. How much milk replacer would you suggest feeding the calf at 12 weeks old and having been weaned for about 3 or 4 weeks. Thank you.

I’m gonna try it 😂❤❤

We did RC and peanuts.

Lmao 😂 wholesome level = 💯

I laughed watching you clean up those bale ring feeding spots. Cleaning out feed lots and pasture feeding spots was one of my favorite August jobs. We always fed out our steers and feeder heifers up to about 800 pounds before sending them west for finishing. Consequently, the lots were left with rich deposits of manure. One of our daughters majored in Plant Sciences at MU. Her soils professor (Smeda, I think) asked students to bring in soil samples from their homes. I had her collect her sample from a feed lot pile I had been building for over a decade. She said it tested off the charts for P & K and the OM was over 6%. She said he asked her where in the world her farm was, LOL! Since we bought a place and moved near Columbia, we wish we could figure a cheap way to haul several tons of that fertile material down here.

I just literally said "what the fugg??" Out loud 😂

As a wee lad it was cruch n nuts😊

Where’s the corgi

I used the information you shared on another short video about using a t post as a lever to pull one out of the ground worked great!

Love me some dew nuts!

What make a cat is that you need to make that gate work. Lol

Good idea

Thanks for the video...always enjoyable.

That's a good idea

Don't you evver get to take a vacation? As always, thanks for taking us along.

I agree, you have a beautiful view. One thing I appreciate very much about living in the country is being able to see the stars; I grew up living in town.

The views are just so spectacular, probably the most beautiful time of the year!

that's a view that city people will never understand, we love our way of life

Hell Yeah, Paw Paw!

You’re living the good life!

❤❤VIDEO ❤❤again great 👍 informative video ❤ calving season ❤Have great day ❤

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Good tip.😊

NOOOO YOU KICKED THE DOGGY

Jerry thanks for all your great ideas! May i ask who films for you?

All of our wire. When I was a kid had Kinks in it. We made with a claw hammer.

Thank you sir never thought of it 🙏

Honestly a great idea

CORGI 😊

Who the hell walks through fields with pool noodles? Why not just twist the wires together?

I like what I see, so I decided to follow your channel. Although you seem to be new you put out a decent video.watching from Panama City Florida,USA. 🇺🇸🦅 !

The hard part us getting the wire to round over to get hook on the remaining wire

The good stuff 🌍👀🙏

😊 excellent!

Try using the old style grain bags with that style stitch. The one you are using are just pull and tear. The 88lb grain feed from fred store are nothing like that. Show us that type.

Thanks!

Great innovation! Real inexpensive remedy to a long time issue.

Legend has it this is how CPT Sobel got through the barbed wire fence.

Just put it on top of your engine and close the hood.

As tight as a G - string.

So cool.

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