Q and A in the Comfort of a Cab!

[@Brievel]

I've thought many times that your camera work and editing is awesome, professional grade. One of the most enjoyable channels on KZbin.

[@dm55]

I very much enjoyed this format of Q & A in the tractor. Always informative. Thanx

[@shadowlord5574]

I enjoy the Q and A's. Your videos could be 4 hours long and I would enjoy every minute. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@ericisave]

@@shadowlord5574 H2B, but true.

[@lorrieannesilvey474]

I really like watching you do things over and over, so please don't accuse me of ever getting board. I could watch you and your family plant the garden, feed the animals, fix stuff......you are the owner of a great channel. Keeps me happy and calm in a stressful life. Thank you.......

[@allanpeters4403]

Don't change anything in your videos Tyler - love your down home life style - all the best to you and your family!!

[@suzannesund4595]

So glad your leg is better! That really was a nasty kick!! Bless You All Tyler!! Lovin THE FTR!!!

[@suzanne529]

Yes, keep your outfit manageable! Enjoy your life and your family and your job! If you can survive and be happy that is what it is all about!

[@jeriniksich128]

Your wife is right, you are definitely a man of many titles. I for one am so happy that you're doing what you love and giving us entertainment as well as teaching us many things. Thank you

[@chrisbernard6811]

I’ve always believed that you should make the most of what you have without always wishing you have more. Be grateful for your blessings and what makes you and your family happy. You are a perfect example of that belief!

[@vickimiller537]

Why do you not sub plant alfalfa in your planting mix ?

[@jennifershephard4708]

Great video. Love the peaceful footage with the tractor. 🚜 Have a great day!

[@MrsZen1]

The LS seems to be a great asset to your ranch. I hope you will be able to find a way to keep it. Thanks for the Q&A. You have a great wife.

[@jackieconnor6845]

God love ya Tyler, your wonderful 🥰🥰🥰xx

[@ericisave]

Your a lucky and blessed man, family is everything.

[@131dyana]

Love you and your family and your videos. God bless.

[@jerrycopley9325]

You were born for this :) always enjoy thanks for bringing us along on your journey of life and sharing your precious family :)

[@megd7593]

Thank you for answering my question about how fast Callie can run. I knew she was fast, but that’s truly impressive! And for the person who doesn’t like how close you are to the camera… they need a hobby. 🙄

[@denault3985]

It looks like the animals are happy and relaxed-a good time to be a calf, heifer, cow, steer, or bull.

[@bobmoroney3643]

Another great video. Thank you.

[@BrendaRoberts-v9p]

An interesting video. Not everyone does the same way but you can sure make it interesting. And thank you for acknowledging your family as part of your success , most men wouldn’t. Keep up good work.

[@robertkelley1990]

The field looks good and almost ready to plant hope u get some good weather for the planning everything is looking good on the ranch have a good day.

[@michaelthomas3014]

I cracked up on the chicken channel comment not sure why it struck me as funny thanks for a good laugh I needed that today

[@eliazarshaw2213]

Not a chicken channel. Neither a pig or ploughing but we see all that. Even a gopher trapping, hay cutting and vacation channel. 😂

[@LarsonFamilyFarm-LLC]

A 38 MPH dog...nice! She ain't no greyhound 45 mph speed...but she's right there with them.

[@billb4631]

Howdy from Florida! Another great video! Takes me to my youth. Love watching your vblog. Your herd looks great!Outstanding! Hope the family is well. God bless!

[@ScooterMLS1960]

I think you may have addressed the question before but are there plans to add another farm dog?

[@suzannesund4595]

@@ScooterMLS1960he said on Saturdays video they weren’t quite ready for another yet. He would consider a cattle dog.

[@nadeenflynn9673]

Great video today! I always love the Q & A!

[@angelamahood5830]

Tyler you sure know how to make farming interesting! Im a city gurl thru and thru but your videos are the 1st i watch when I open up KZbin. I'm sure you have noticed this but when you picked up that bale of hay, all the mice that were scurrying to get under ither bales was fascinating lol

[@wilfredkube8570]

You are very observant! I checked the video after I saw your comment, and starting around 21:03 there were a few! I remember from my own childhood how mice would live inside a haystack, and I seem to recall that the cows were put off by the odours left by the mice.

[@kevinwittstruck8764]

Good morning Tyler from Indiana

[@RebekahTOUCHEDBYYARN]

Good morning Tyler

[@jennifermartinus4929]

Great video, Tyler. 👍🐂😎

[@karenexner6848]

Really enjoyed today's video. Thx for taking the time to answer questions while working. ☺️

[@RumMonkeyable]

Bad weather heading your way. Be careful.

[@ruthbrown2186]

Love watching the cows

[@ericisave]

@@ruthbrown2186 vegan?

[@gregedmand9939]

Callie missed her hunting moment! I counted at least 2 fat mice scurry for cover when you picked up that 6' round bale.

[@ericisave]

Good eye!

[@susananderson1216]

Hello from Idaho. I love your videos!!

[@freddking4389]

Great video Tyler. You went over about 8 of the questions I had but didn't ask. Thanks Sir.

[@TheDrewCharles]

Thank you tyler, I love these episodes and keep them coming I try not to miss any of them

[@dougallmcmillan8970]

Never concern yourself about making your videos interesting. They are always interesting chock full of information and observations about being on the land. You and your family do yourselves proud.

[@johnzink3309]

Thx

[@Nancy-1249B]

Great video. You make it very interesting with all the different angles. I've always wondered about that pinto horse you used to have. I don't see it anymore.

[@lloydcongdon4724]

Good Morning from Kelowna BC

[@ellenl.5581]

My notifications keep getting switched from all to none. I keep looking for you.

[@allysonh6410]

And mine IS set at all and I get none. 😩 you would think KZbin would want the money or whatever but 🤷‍♀️ 😅

[@annamschnetzer4036]

LOL The calves gave the second feeder a Mohawk haircut!

[@dianemarkham5772]

Your chickens will lay just as well in the winter as in the summer if you offer supplemental lighting. They need at least thirteen hours of light to be able to continue laying. We have a timer that goes off at 3 am every morning and off at 8am. Egg production problem solved!

[@judishaffer9654]

Morning Mr Sunshine

[@allysonh6410]

😂 YES!

[@barbaraberrier8840]

The calves are staying together while eating from the bale, because they remember the last time they were separated, a large amount of group was gone. They're afraid that might happen again.😂 So glad your really liking the new tractor more each time you use it. Have a great day.

[@MillicentAspinet]

I'm watching from rural St. Clair County, Michigan (55 degrees and cloudy). How does Farmer Tyler multitask? Disking a field, and answering KZbin questions at the same time.

[@jillhiles143]

I know you do a lot with cattle. But since you have chickens and pigs I figured you were more of a just a farm Channel. One of which I thoroughly enjoy watching every chance I get.

[@jerrygibs8120]

Watching from Texas and enjoying your video. Appreciate your sharing your knowledge, experience and thoughts. Hope all is well with family and all your animals. Prayers for all that you hold dear and that concerns you. Keep safe & wise. Continue to think success and love what you do. Blessings ☝ 🙏 🙌 💪 in Jesus's Mighty Name.

[@allenmunich2816]

I'm happy you're feeling better.

[@dmark6699]

Good morning from Washington state everybody.

[@josetorres-garrido5665]

Hello Tyler. You are an inspiration for many young farmers, and a great communicator. I love your content, and I hope you continue doing it as good as you are now. Thank you.

[@NanaR504]

I just read Dr. Mercola's report on GRASS fed vs GRAIN fed beef: Grass fed and grain-fed cattle follow dramatically different paths after their first 7 to 9 months. Grass fed cattle continue grazing naturally until 20 to 28 months, while grain-fed are moved to feedlots and fattened rapidly with corn and soy-based diets until 15 to 18 months. Conventional feedlot operations expose cattle to numerous chemicals including antibiotics, growth hormones, pesticides in feed, and routine vaccinations - with pesticide residues in animal feed allowed to be up to 100 times higher than what's permitted in human-consumed grains. Grain-fed beef can contain higher levels of phytoestrogens and other endocrine-disrupting compounds due to soy and grain-based feeds, while grass fed beef naturally contains lower levels of these potentially harmful substances.Grass fed beef offers superior nutrition with up to twice the riboflavin, three times the thiamine, four times the vitamin E, and 1.5 to 3 times more conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) compared to grain-fed beef. Contrary to common belief, regenerative grazing practices can increase livestock carrying capacity by 50% to 70% compared to continuous grazing, while also improving soil health, biodiversity, and carbon sequestration. Had to share this with you Tyler!

[@robertsimmons3556]

All looks good on the FTR! I always like your "scientific method" approach to pasture development!! Looking at 21:03 plus your barn cat needs to get to work!! LOL! Glad the LS is showing positive results!!

[@marciaolson4878]

Hey Tyler, just wondered how cold it gets there in the winter and how the cold can affect your farm? Love your channel and have been watching a long time! God’s blessings!!!❤❤

[@kkeenan536]

The Central Valley of northern CA doesn’t get seriously cold. Some scattered freezing nights is the usual. The weather (other than being a little more uncomfortable for the farmer/rancher when we have to be out in it), doesn’t really affect the farm

[@richardschultz2743]

Talk to Kaley more! You do know she is your “ co-star “

[@johnnymac3737]

Thanks! I always enjoy your videos. I am not in farming but I love learning about all your animals and why things are done. So very interesting.

[@farmertylerranch4399]

Thank you so much I do appreciate it!

[@lloydcongdon4724]

Good morning from Kelowna BC enjoy your channel

[@AustinPatterson-q1g]

Thanks for sharing farmer Tyler ranch I enjoyed the video

[@dibell3662]

I think you are starting to enjoy 🚜tractor work. When is Callie going to get to ride in the buddy seat? Thanks for sharing. Hello to the family ❤️🙏🏼🧢

[@Alfred19947]

Good one FT. Enjoyed the Q&A.

[@dannygavin5860]

Great job Tyler love your answers to questions as well

[@lucygreen888]

Hola from Mexico. Enjoyed the video. Thanks.

[@lindakinsey1093]

Thanks for all the answers.

[@lloydcongdon4724]

Good Morning From Kelowna BC

[@GrantTravels23]

Build or buy a front tire fender for your LS and then u can use the 🚜 to roll the bale out

[@darwinapala960]

Good morning

[@liljoeii6091]

Sorry I missed your video to ask you questions doctor's appointments we just found out I have prostate cancer again so thank you for the video very good

[@jeanhecker4533]

Lots of interesting information in this video. I waited to see if someone else would ask my question. Do you milk any of the mama cows for family use? Beautiful country where you farm. 😊

[@Dwthomas1946]

Thanks for the great video. You do a great job

[@theempath8244]

It is one thing to be ambitious, and another to fail if you make the wrong move.

[@genevieveanderson6033]

💖💖💖💖💖

[@johnnylindsey5808]

Good job

[@joeluppino824]

Q & A very enjoyable Your videos are some of the best Are You going to do a video on the LS Pros and Cons maybe

[@TheTwinkletoad]

I saw mice running when you picked up the hay bale.

[@anneoreilly4900]

Thx for answering my chicken questions, FTR.

[@ericisave]

@@anneoreilly4900 R.I.P Meat chickens!

[@clarksfamily4797]

Main Herford and Angus mix makes the best cows. Just saying from a farm boy from the 60s.

[@justmyopinion80]

Tylerisms My wife, ... Her belief in me never waivered. It would have to make sense Never say never Almost as if it was made to do it It's not impossible, but it is not fun either We are doing what time allows and this is what time allows.

[@suzannesund4595]

I love you for writing these down! ❤

[@marvinirving8450]

I always leave bale's on sides and tilt spikes down push bale's and easily unroll them......

[@patrickbrawdy810]

Good video thx

[@briangrammer898]

❤❤VIDEO ❤❤ another great episode ❤ did you get any rice straw? The reason is. I have heard that rice straw makes the weight go up on your cattle plus it seems that they love it❤

[@marilyncapehart663]

Hi Tyler always busy., Marilyn from Southern NJ 11-19-2024❤

[@maryruss172]

Good Morning from Michigan ...Just love watching the cows run and jump around ...(I have a Question would it be cheaper to have a gilt and a boar and eat there baby's then buying them ) ?

[@jimputnam2044]

LMAO At 2;00 your dog got bored and drifted off to sleep for a second or 2.

[@stevejones8156]

Will you ever breed Calee ? She used to enjoy the shepherd so much

[@jeramyshumaker398]

Is the LS faster than the New Holland plowing the Field? Could you use a bigger plow for the LS?

[@RebekahTOUCHEDBYYARN]

What is the benefit of doing disking before you plant?

[@kowboy66]

You can unroll the round nail by using your from hay spear.

[@philpark8059]

Would you consider selling your beef directly to retail rather than the sale barns to increase your profit

[@Sharon-g8q5u]

Hi Tyler how long does it take to rake your field? Do you let your field rest before planting? Thanks Tyler from Ontario🇨🇦

[@paullohrentz1170]

Good morning from Hutchinson in central Ks. Any thought about trying to increase profitability by selling more grass fed beef direct to customer?

[@peterkoster5053]

Build a bale unroller and just unroll half the bale, lots of area for the cows to eat and then half a bale to spot graze

[@ninjanana1272]

👍👍❤🐂

[@cathymartine803]

Ive never seen a tractor go so fast down the road! 😂

[@jeffwindham1304]

Did you have a choice of tractor sizes? are you happy with your horsepower choice

[@deehalpern8988]

Any barn kitties this year?

[@allanpeters4403]

Would the tip of the bale spear be sharp enough to rip the string off the bale without getting out of the tractor and doing it with your knife???

[@codyryan6866]

I have one guy works with me on the ranch and i have 5 people working for me on my business i own

[@steveflowers499]

enjoy every video, keep up the good work, have a couple of questions. why don;'t you drive the blue dodge more and save the wear and tear on your good truck. also with the new LS are you going to get a bat wing brush hog and a folding disk? look forward to each video.

[@g.satterfield9422]

What about the Hereford bull

[@Nancy-1249B]

I wouldn't be surprised if someone comes up with etable bail netting one of these days. One less task for the farmer.

[@tomnelson3362]

Why don't you plow your fields? What conditions allows you to only disk?