Here's the mess my neighbor left in my field? What would you do?

Here's the mess my neighbor left in my field? What would you do? Come along with me today as I take you around for a day in the life on the farm on a hot summer day! We'll be harvesting "green manure" moving cows and more!! Link to the Mower Used Today: woodsequipment... TYM Tractors: tym.world/en-us/
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[@phillymet]

Josh as a fellow veteran, fellow nurse, and fellow (new) KZbinr - I’ve learned a lot watching your channel and the contact that you provide. I have property in East Tennessee, we’re probably not too far from each other. I’m working on bringing my property back to its former glory. Keep up the good work my friend.

[@timpotter8715]

Josh, I’m also a fellow veteran and I was a EMT with fire department for 20 years, I too bought a farm after I retired from the fire department here in eastern Oklahoma. I did take your advice and bought a T754 TYM. But my TYM would not stay cool in the cab so I had to get rid of it and I bought me a John Deere.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Hmm.....the 754 has just about the same size cab as my 574 I think....you couldn't just have the AC system warrantied v/s buying a deere? Hate that for ya, but seems that would be a warranty issue that could be taken care of for much cheaper than a new deere my brother....my AC blows so cold...it will run you out of the tractor lol

[@timpotter8715]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I agree but after taking it back to the dealer they told me it was working fine, lol, they also said that TYM would not warranty, because I probably over heated it, but I didn’t. It may just be my dealership, but the Jd freezes me out so I’m good. Lol, mine was the 574, must off been dyslexic when I typed that.

[@SammyTheSituation]

This is premium landscaping content! I love this farm, the overall message, the aesthetics, and the educational value you provide to the viewers as you narrate these various activities. You're a top American!

[@petermavus4131]

Your hired as my number one farmhand and cook.

[@lilahnewton7940]

Boys and his toys!! Hi Josh, you've got things looking pretty dang good on stoney ridge 🙋🇺🇸

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

lol....tools....toys...it's all the same right bhahhahaha

[@leer-winnobbeefarms2131]

The neighbor tree situation. I'd talk to the guys who actually did the harm. If they failed to fix it. I'd then ask the neighbor to lean on them. If that failed, I'd take care of the situation myself (move the offending material back over on the neighbor). The problem was not the neighbor's fault. Who knows, he might even help. Then, I would do a full court press and I would let everyone I know what the timber people did. I would make it my case in life to make sure they did no more work in or near your area. They are not good business people or good stewards of the land. They need to be held accountable. I would also keep track of the time and material I spent fixing their problem and I'd invoice them for it. Great video Josh! Lee

[@rockycreekfarms5788]

Thank you for your videos Josh. I really do enjoy watching them in the early morning while I'm drinking some coffee before work

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

I hope you're on the livestream channel too youtube.com/@cowsandcoffee

[@rockycreekfarms5788]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer thank you I will check it out . Thanks for sharing useful tips with me. I have tried a lot of the stuff you do and have had much success

[@greenwoodsbushhogging6704]

If the neighbor gets mad because you're holding the tree company accountable for their actions, then your neighbor needs to rethink their morals. Nothing wrong with getting them to fix their mess, and it might gelp them weed out a weak link in their crew too.

[@nataliesteger2771]

Love your canned snacks and eats. And alfalfa sprouts! Yum! And of course coffee. And way better to stay on the farm front than vacation. Love them cows and chix. 🐄 🐓excellent drone footage and info! And equipment.

[@ClickinChicken]

yeah that really something! the cadence of the ripping grass. when I had honey bees, I swear I could hear a constant buzz in the air. I'd stop and go 'what is that?'.

[@melaniekeen3611]

Stonev Ridge Farmer we were up in your neck of the woods today

[@mommchan]

I love the everyday stuff... It's real!

[@joesoutdoorexperience]

Hi Josh hope all is well I find it so relaxing watching you and your TYM with Woods Brush Cutter mowing your land. The amount your able to cut in one pass is incredible.

[@LoneWolf-cf5tp]

Dude u must love the water boy movie. Me too. Lol

[@KapperOutdoors2.0]

Can't beat that big cab rig and batwing! Way better than the old 6 footer!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

amen!

[@levilambert8068]

Very much enjoy this style of video 👍👍

[@williepete5585]

High quality H2Mow! Awesome.

[@RoderickGMacLeod]

@Stoney Ridge Farmer WOOOOOOO! Better Lespedezae than whoopsie daisy.

[@ClickinChicken]

interesting. green manure. it's like your terraforming. lol transforming. cool.

[@yeboscrebo4451]

Love the channel. I’m moving from my homestead in California to a farm in Arkansas and can’t wait to rebuild and start over

[@yeboscrebo4451]

@@JamesG1126 and the worst politics and degenerate social structures

[@terresiagregg9326]

The batwing mower is a beast awesome job mowing your farm is looking great

[@chrishouchen2196]

I had a coon take out my chickens. I only had three inside a chain-link fence. They reached through and pulled him through the fence.

[@thestudystrategist2219]

Watching the mowing is actually pretty cool! Great video with the speed-up progression and the drone footage. (Almost relaxing to watch!)

[@MikeL-vu7jo]

very nice equipment your living my dream thanx for sharing

[@charleswise5570]

A boy becomes a man, when he discovers that he needs purpose, and finds that purpose. Well done Josh!

[@chipprice1174]

First, I don't understand why loggers were on your land(you didn't say) 2nd, talk to neighbor and ask them to contact the logging Co. and have them come out and fix their mess. If neighbor has an issue, well he's not a neighbor, just someone who lives close. If he has an issue with it, you have a grapple. Strong high fences make the best neighbors!

[@KapperOutdoors2.0]

yeah that mess.. I bend over backwards to get along with neighbors. I'd probably just let it go, or only make a mention in passing, but you'd have to know the personality of the neighbor.. Pretty sure you'll do the right thing.. Kap

[@KapperOutdoors2.0]

Hey brother! I'm 5 mins in so far. Like the sausage and bean dinner setup! Also the gym, we ain't getting any younger! Not sure about them greens though, LOL. Carry On!

[@darlenepreston8836]

I like this kind of videos. Thanks I always learn something new every time. This a complement: you remind me of my Dad his saying was : everything has a proper place-put it back where it belongs.Take care of it and it will last longer.Get to know your stuff because it’s yours- respect them. 🙏👍🌻

[@johnnylindsey5808]

Good job Farmer John

[@scottsmith6846]

Hey Josh thank you for the video woo👍

[@chrissheathewoodguy]

you might consider turning over the brush and stumps and ripping out and saplings. that helps get any barried logs extra uncovered and will help them rot faster.. we do that and it seems to help alot.. skid steer action..

[@thomasdausch8557]

Love your content, i have not seen Ms. Stoney Ridge in any of your videos, i hope she is ok,, you are a very hard working man,,God bless and stay safe

[@davidwilles8577]

It's been on and off with Ms SR, maybe it's off again.

[@thomasdausch8557]

@@davidwilles8577 ah ok tks

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

she and I were going back down the slippery slope of arguments every day and issues that I simply can't discuss on social media. She's not living here now....we still love each other very much, but both of us need to love and respect one another in a sustainable way....we're taking some time to re-evaluate ourselves and what we need out of life

[@thomasdausch8557]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer Sorry to hear that Josh,, nothing today is easy, keep working at it is all you can do,, i love your channel and hope you work things out , stay well my friend, many blessings

[@annietaylorsmith3876]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer Awwwe. So sorry hear. It seemed you both had great chemistry together. Good luck whichever way it goes.

[@kimstewart4602]

Your cows are so beautiful! Good healthy weight and shiny coats! Pastures couldn't be more beautiful!

[@davidsmathers5621]

Have a good day josh keep cool

[@kevinilg2657]

😂 your Flippen hilarious 😂

[@bay9876]

A little Red/Green on the bloopers. If the ladies don't find you handsome at least they'll find you handy.

[@williamwhite1596]

God's nature is awesome !!! God Bless !!!

[@brokenhill8590]

Where is Miss Stony Ridge … was nice to see both of you working side by side?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

GONE!!!!! Go to the @cowsandcoffee livestream channel and you'll hear a bit more about this. Things were getting back to the old arguments and we parted ways for a bit

[@majorpayne5289]

Love this guy and the farm! Thx Sir Josh for the vids. Heck of a NC farmer! 👍🇺🇸

[@keithhillis4855]

Awesome Josh, Awesome 👍👏

[@mikegoodman447]

I"d give the neighbor a friendly call. He didn't do it but he knows who did. Maybe he can get them out there to clean it up. like the mower. looks like it does a good job.

[@catherinecolbert7148]

Contact your neighbor and ask him to have the timber crew to come back and clear the debris from the trees they felled. The neighbor is likely unaware. The timber crew will likely try and get away with what they can. Clean up in the heat is hard work, and I'm sure they were feeling it all the way around. Communication is key. If you get attitude and push back after nicely informing them of your issues, I'd then try a different approach.

[@1.8.100s]

I'll be in charge of collecting chicken eggs, that's bout it.😁👍

[@redheadedlogger4151]

Us in the woods things do happen an if it goes across the property line we always clean it up

[@viviolmeda]

Blessings to you and family. ❤️. City girl here. And getting really concerned about the meat. Do you sell meat? Is there any way I can buy healthy meat? And if yes, how can I go about it? Praying for you and family farm. God bless everyone ❤️🙏

[@carlosrodriguez5900]

Farm looks great and food looks awesome. The beans are almost moros that I love( Black Beans and white rice cooked together.)

[@lonnieclifton3883]

Josh I understand now why you section the fields off

[@chrishall5141]

On that land that you said would take three years to make into Goodpasture, could you make it quicker if you disked it, then tiller and planted new grasses/hay? I’m just wondering because I’m looking to buy a small farm bud. I would like to be able to convert it quicker into good pasture, land where there is none or little. Thanks for what you do. I enjoy your show.

[@floridacoder]

This heat is brutal. I want to farm except in July and August LOL

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

oh it's not that bad if you're out working in it every day

[@johnblount1347]

I would say a friendly call to your neighbor should get the job done. They should get the crew to come clean up the mess..

[@jvin248]

Build your soil up in that bottom land and it will be less wet, able to absorb and hold more water. Looks like a forestry mulcher would be a good rental to cut back the brush tighter to the fence rows. Are you going to seed the fields for better grazing? Unrolled bale Greg Judy trick, actual grain drill, or broadcast seed?

[@terresiagregg9326]

Awesome

[@terresiagregg9326]

Video so glad you have equipment that helps make things easier on you a around the farm

[@jclikespam7791]

Love your farm setup 😍

[@Shane_O.5158]

josh, you might want to look into planting 1 tree of a different species ( other than pine), cos a lot of pine tree hedges are dieing in australia from a pine tree disease, and a 6 month drought , then a rainy summer really killed a lot. maybe plant oaks or wallnut or pecan or even eucalyptus ( but they are a weed in california. )

[@23phaynes]

Knock on the neighbors door and ask for a bit if his time to explain the situation. He may not even be aware of the trespass. You will likely find that he will be embarrassed that it occurred and will clean it up quickly. Good conversations makes good neighbor relations.

[@Athabina]

cows are fascinating animals and they each have their own personality! As I'm sure you know every heard has a hierarchy with the dominant cow, usually an old matriarch as the boss cow who all the others will follow. As to your rough pasture how about broadcasting some clover which will fix nitrogen in the soil? John in Victoria (retired cowboy :D)

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

more to come on this pasture.....but for now I'm dedicating my financials towards another 35 acre section. We can't do it all at once, you'll see more in the future as we fence in the newest section later this week

[@dougdavis4439]

Enjoyed the video as always, Josh. Wooooo!

[@TheSlider535]

You got to get a friend for Tammy, she's all alone, no other donkey to play with !

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Tammy is a donkey, if you have one donkey with your cattle they protect and stick with the cows, if you have 2 donkeys or more they for their own herd and ignore the cows they are supposed to watch after. Remember....donkey's aren't people my friend....put another donkey in there and they'll be fighting with oneanother in most cases...donkeys can be very mean critters....they bite, kick and tear stuff up

[@jo-annguthur7314]

19:36 you mention the grass and soil not good for cows. Could you film more videos on the transitioning and process on getting the land ready for cows. Thanks

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

yeppers......first check out the playlist "turn lawn and pasture" on the channel...I have well over 200 videos about soil and growing grass and basically everything you are asking for...from when I messed up....to when I figured out the best way to go about all this. Also...look up my video "the science of grass" you'll love it. I've got over 1600 vids out there...but I think I should do a video on how to build pastures...showing the bad soil I have now...and the good soils that I have built over the last 6 years...WITHOUT FERTILIZER!!!

[@maryandrews2265]

Josh I’m sure you’ve done a video on this but what else do you do to bring a pasture back to life for your cows? We have property and the pastures need help. Aside from mowing, do you plant cover crops? What is the process? We are still working full time but feel this is important for our land. We need some guidance. Thank you.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

so....I have a playlist called "turf, lawn and Pasture" that has a ton of info...however you are right...I need to do a comprehensive video on this so it's all in one place. Check out the playlist on the channel...you'll find a wealth of info...every scenario is different and we have so many vids that they should all help you significantly

[@pfzpayam]

Hey Josh, Payam here from Australia. Just wanna say thanks a lot for your videos. They are very informative and I’m learning a lot. Recently purchased 78 acres farm and have no farming background just following my dream. We are actually nurses not farmers just yet 😅 But building our way to be one 😉

[@geoffreyfox60]

I you told peter sing on VRD and I wouldn't have to gallup my gust out mustering 3000 head out of the 150 square mile river paddock and then go on to muster 72000 head on the rest of 6000 square miles, just open a gate. I can see I was dump as dog shit doing it the hard way, thanks stony❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊

[@HurairahHomestead]

I have one neighbour who I don't get along with. But, idiots will be idiots. Can't always get along with everyone.

[@hapnewsom9217]

At this point Josh, the deed is done and the trees are already down on your land....time to make lemonade....or in this case charcoal and ash both good for your animals and land. it's either that or poke the bear and see what happens. It would certainly be a good idea to let the neighbor know what happened but what other options do you have?

[@alisonkirton8377]

Hi Josh, do you spread lime on your fields to raise the ph? Our ph through soil test is 5.7 and they recommend 2 to 3 tons per acre. We have sheep rotating so not adding fertilizer!

[@jo-annguthur7314]

Could you do more videos on regenerating the soil and producing grass that is good for cows.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

lol...there's a playlist for "turf, lawn and pasture" on the channel that has well over 200 vids my friend...more to come for sure...search for "the science of grass" video that I have...you'll love it!

[@shawncossel1100]

Your neighbor may not be aware of the problem and for best rapport I would handle this that way when talking to him/or her .

[@brianandglendaharkin9457]

Diseyneland is Woke stay away your doing a great job . Wish the rest of the world 🌍 would follow you farm . 👍🏻🇦🇺💯.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

my brother....the only thing that woke means to me is that I got out of bed in the morning....I'm not playing these ridiculous games that are being pushed upon us.....I simply don't watch the news and my life is 1000 times better! Like a stray dog...ignore it and it will go away lol...feed it and it will come back for more!

[@Montbound1]

Not sure how a right hand turn would make a difference over a left hand turn if the pto is center of the tractor and the batwing gearbox is center of the implement.

[@keithfrazier2558]

Can you find something to pick it up with(grabber bucket or claw)and add it to your windrow to decompose and push in your low spots later? That would be my suggestion. Sometimes it's just easier to remove it yourself then upset a neighbor. Maybe show them what the company they contracted did. Explain to them any future incidents will be their responsibility to clean if it happens again.

[@holdenv8superstar]

When you can tell Josh was watching The Water Boy the night before

[@drumhillerfarms6858]

Will you grass be fully recovered when you come back to it in 14 days?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

It will be ready to graze again ….not 100% recovered but I’ll come back through and then move to the other side of the farm

[@Melike1hit]

How often do you mow your grass generally? Once a week is typical- lots of rain twice a week, no rain once a month… so 2 weeks generally that grass is ready

[@drumhillerfarms6858]

@@Melike1hit my cows don’t go back to the same ground till 45-70 days, mowing the lawn and grazing cattle aren’t even close to the same thing.

[@dwent77]

Do you plan on clearing the brush in the center of the flood field?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Yes

[@randywilson6869]

U can sprout sunflower seed and make 5 to one and feed your chickens

[@Carycares1817]

You must have a good rest good period too no?❤😊

[@billwilliams9527]

Great job Josh, man you don't want to even think Disney and you know why. For sure tell the neighbor, he may not know. The alternative is to move it all back on his property from whence it came. I now, ya don't want irritate your neighbor, but you need to let him know the wood trash is not acceptable in a diplomatic way. Man you work hard on that farm so you really don't want that happening again.

[@rodgerneeb301]

Of course we all read the title, then during the meal prep section, this sausage is from my neighbor .... Uh oh ...

[@ReverendMoses]

I'm curious why you planted the pine trees in the field?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

cut timber, planted pines every 10 feet, then decided to clear for pasture, left some of the best trees for cattle shade

[@Lma1974]

Where is Mrs Stoney ridge? I haven't watched his videos un awhile

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

moved out but we're still working on things....when you argue 90% of the time, something needs to change

[@Nick-nw6zg]

Hey Josh, farm looks awesome. I’ve not seen Miss stony Ridge hanging around. too bad you guys could not work things out if that is the case. Oh well, everything is for a reason.☝🏼👍🏼

[@otiskeithwatkins1679]

I'm pretty sure I'd be using that field right now even if just for one day and then back to your other pastures. Manure will eventually raise ph (probably take a LONG time) but I'd definitely have them on this winter when you're rolling out hay.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

No fencing around the field my friend

[@otiskeithwatkins1679]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer ahh, I have lots of panels

[@roberthermsen724]

When you get all your fencing built how many cows can you have at one time and will you be able to support more then one heard.

[@jimbattles9642]

you seem to miss some areas near the edges. do you put on the smaller bush hog and go back and mow so it does not get out of hand.

[@awy1977]

I don't think that little bit of debris is worth making a big stink, but I do think it's important you let the neighbor know about it. It should be his prerogative to address the timber crew.

[@qryche1967]

What happened to Ms. Stoney Ridge? I thought she was back.

[@Ragecon87]

Just moved to east tn and my goal is to one day get my own farm going and transition into it becoming my full time job but right now feels so far off :(

[@mikedavis2969]

👍

[@allenbuck5589]

Josh can you install field tile to help drain that off. Just wondering I’ve seen wet fields with old clay tile. Always enjoy your videos. Thanks from Sc

[@jaytide4533]

Have you ever thought about tinting the window's in that TYM just wondering I know it would be even cooler with that ac going in the summer time your friend from Cullman Alabama Josh Early

[@connerb1954]

Nice video. I haven’t watched in awhile, what happened to the mrs? The last I watched she was back

[@richardmason3751]

If it were me, I would just push that top back onto the neighbors ground. If the loggers are still working along the property line I would pay them a visit and suggest they keep the debris on their side of the line. No cense in creating a mountain from a mole hill. I`m sure trees fall across that line due to natural causes on occasion, maybe even the other way if you have any woods.

[@chevydmax1000]

Does anyone know where Miss Stoney Ridge is? I have not seen her in any recent videos. Thanks.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

I do, and I've done several livestreams and mentioned in several videos...she's not living here right now...we're working on ourselves for a bit

[@lovelylisawarriorqueen7923]

I have a question about the land you were mowing. After it rejuvenates, will you be tilling it up and reseeding, or will you just add new good grass seed on top?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

NO MORE TILL!!!!! Tillage opens the land up to more weeds.....we'll get the soil right, use the litter that's been mowed down on the field for the last few years as bedding and no till drill....or overseed and bring the cattle in to mash the seed into the ground. Ya need to watch a few of my winter vids to understand. We don't seed much anymore, we roll out hay and hay is full of grass seed. Tillage destroys soil structure and is not the way to establish a pasture unless you want weeds...no till drilling or broadcast overseeding and allowing the cattle to trample the seed into the soil is best practice

[@bobhoward9016]

Money, and lots of it!

[@mikeweaver5399]

I’m a new viewer and I like your show, but I’d like to know what happened to Mrs Stoney ridge farmer?

[@ShortbusMooner]

LOL! I'm set up for microgreens- but how do you eat them? Just plain, by the handful? 🤔 Mow, mow, mow, the land- turn it into buffet! 🐃🥗🥩

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

More on this in a future vid for sure....however, I just make a salad...I have 2-4 different types of microgreens growing on a small scale....and I make 2 salads a day...I grow them in jars on the kitchen counter...and it's awesome!

[@ShortbusMooner]

I grew some mung bean sprouts (that way) to test, and gave them to the chickens- they weren't interested! LOL! I have some broccoli to try next- I'll taste them, this time.. 🤭😋

[@harleythrelkeld7587]

whats the issue with native grasses in that field, its what the bison ate?

[@ExpeditionOverlanding]

Not seeing a lot of shade for the cattle in that heat. Am I missing something?

[@overwatch2671]

Dang josh. Sorry to hear about your significant other loss. I did see that stargazer cast iron on the stove. Im a stargazer owner as well. Sounds like you need some night vision and a good smoke pole to take care of them fox.