Lots of work

Nice patch of orange milkweed! My single one has surprisingly grown another flush of flowers for mid-summer! 🎊

I have these in the corner of our pasture but now that they are not blooming i can't figure out which ones they are😢

Is this in between the native plantings?

TY

I live in California and plan on transfering Aster along central coast for monarch migration Should i do this dince its not native to our state?

I wish they weren't toxic to pets and livestock

your switchgrass must be heavier than ours in MN!

A smaller bag with a bathroom trash can (bottom cut out) attached to your belt works great.

I’m in zone 6b. I bought a bag of 6 roots of butterfly weed. One of them has growth poking through the bag. It’s only March 20. How should I store the roots until it’s time to plant. We usually get some frost int the beginning of may

if i want to keep this in a pot how big should my pot be?

what are the advantages of a stripper header vs a draper header for these prairie grasses?

wow awesome thank you!

Love these concise videos. Hope you make more.

How do I download this to be used at a funeral?

Hubs just came home with 5 plants. Thank you for the information.

❤ I’m growing this plant in a small pollinator garden. It is in part shade. Your field looks stunning.

do you have a video on how you separate the seed from the pods and floss?

that's what we all do . especially in the south

Native plants where i live , most farmed plants are terrie to have

Thank you for posting! Looking forward to growing from seeds (I'll cross my fingers since I'm in South FL)

Great info - thx!!

Thanks for posting this!

When you say use as a lawn. Do you mean mowable style lawn? Or just leave it be? You have me curious now to think about a native lawn that could be kept lower and or tolerate the high stress/disturbance from a cut with increased frequency that far down the top growth AND would also have the deep root growth for the massive exudates release and the huge biomass opportunity of microbes within the rhizosphere. 🤩🥳🦠 The native grass would be adapted to that environment and influence native insects and up the biome trophic levels to connect a “kinetic chain” for optional energy conversion within the site food web. No synthetic ☠️🤢🤮chemicals needed 😍 That seems like it would be a easy sell. To a emotional and logical customer.

P r o m o s m 😱

How can I propagate these

I weren't but now I am.

Yes!

I WANT A PRAYING MANTISES ON MY YARD 🙄

Great cover, no birds ?

God bless our farmers

When mowing how high?

If I may, what settings do you use for the combine? Cylinder speed, air, concaves etc. Thank you! Appreciate the diversification of your farm beyond commodity grains.

that s nice gleaner combine good video

Are u guys ok. Ur cutting weeds. Get a job

Very cool Hoksey! I hope everything is all good with you my friend and previous roommate in Iowa City

They are so pretty but they smell like a wet dog lol...I tinctured some this fall.

Great video

I love queen Ann's lace.

Loved the proverb!

Fantastic video!! When can grazing animals be introduced to a new prairie pasture? Thank you for sharing such great content!

how about some blue gramma short grass.

Great intro!

Hey man tell Hocksey I said hello from his hospital rommie! Hope all is well ...keep up the good work fellas!

Ok Hoksey I can appreciates this about yous.

No safe weed killer to use that wouldn’t negatively impact the harvest?

Slow motion shots 🔥🔥🔥

I like the multiple story lines happening at the same time!! 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

“Pop a Molly man” 😂😂😂

I'm guessing Ben went where the magic happens