New Woodchuck Bedding Spreader & Spraying Fertilizer

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[@michaelc.3812]

It’s a great thing when a father can leave his son in charge and know the important things will get done on the farm. Pop is mighty proud of you Eric.

[@brianmartin2071]

Really pleased to see you wear a mask for the dust. It doesn’t bother your lungs when your young but certainly tells as you get older . Another awesome video as always 👍

[@charlesheald1782]

Love your spreader and I always liked the idea of adding lime. You might look into the addition of a little mineral oil to your mix, just enough to knock down the dust, it might be cost prohibitive, but worth checking into. We used to add a little oil to our bean meal just to eliminate the dust.

[@jimmyspoon1477]

Retired lab tech for a major beverage company, we treated the city water and use 50# bags of lime. IT WILL CHOKE YOU OUT! yall be safe love the new house 🏠

[@austinhoffman8449]

80-90 inches of snow here yet in MN, I’m jealous of your nice winters

[@patring620]

If it's not one thing, it's another. Way to roll with the punches. Nicely done. Your house is really taking shape and looks great from across the road.

[@MrBrewsk]

The best laid plans never survive the running of a farm day to day as something always comes up. Farmers have to take time management to a whole new level. House does look good.

[@TheFarmingLife]

How many are counting down to the day we start planting corn?

[@joebowser6220]

Since the day we harvested

[@FureFarms]

@@joebowser6220 same here!

[@JohnVHLife]

FYI, lots of companies have made those little stall fillers, ours were very similar, not many use those anymore, we make trailer mounted ones now. If you want to save a bunch of time let me know.

[@williammerry4746]

Great to see spring work starting. Thanks for showing progress on your fine new home. It has been great to watch this home building from the very beginning. Happy for you and your family.

[@glcmranger421]

At least that tire is only flat on the bottom. I like the expanding foam door handle the builder added to your front door! That’s a great idea during the construction phase.

[@WesFarmingPOV]

Those woodchucks are great spreaders! 👍 We use ours for sand and sawdust... only problem I've ran into is in the winter if it's not cleaned out completely that little bit of sand will freeze and the spinners need to be broke free🥶. 20 years is pretty good can't say we got that out of the last one, but we are also in sand haha 😀

[@10thgenerationdairyman61]

Sand is a different animal for sure

[@josephsprague4757]

I just started a job at a co-op and I'm excited to learn the things like spraying fertilizer and such

[@burtzorn4059]

You are going to have a beautiful home right on the farm. Can't beat it . Great place to raise a family. As you well know.

[@BillTheTractorMan]

Absolutely crazy to me you guys have soft ground and things are greening up for you. We still have 30+inches of snow ontop of 30 inches of frost. I'm thinking at least a month before we see the ground again! Some of the old timers are predicting we wont be in the fields until middle of May at best given their experience.

[@sunroofracing]

Great video Eric! You've worked hard to be in a position to mention your friends at Woodchuck. Nice to be able to spread your blessings around to help others. Hope they get many new orders. Looks like a great bedding spreader. House looks amazing. Awesome to see you starting the Spring fieldwork. Thanks for the video!

[@stancardiff5684]

Checking cover crops and discussing planting corn sounds great. Still 3 feet of snow and added another 2 inches today. Figure 6-8 weeks to get where you are now.

[@harrietcarpenter2387]

Thank u for taking us along.

[@Dj-zz]

I thoroughly enjoy your educational videos Eric. They are very well done. Your house is really coming along. Soon to be your family home.

[@ImOnAJourney]

If 1st generation dairy farmer saw how ‘easy’ farming has become, he might like to come back and give you a hand!

[@Timhey0912]

This house looks great! I bet you and the family can't hardly wait to move in!

[@JMfarmandcattle]

Got a cool trick for you when doing hoses. After you heat the hose with the torch spray the inside with wd-40 and it will slide right on!

[@brentmcmillen8829]

Streamers are nice for putting 27-0-0-4 on. Less chance of burning crop. Use them on grass fields also.

[@franciscosandiego3026]

Your house is looking good for you and your family. From the imperial county California 👍👍🖐️🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@shirleysousa1133]

Nice to see you in the fields already. Fields in Canada still have snow on them

[@brianfletcher7942]

I’ll be taking a trip from Tennessee the second week of June to see a Phillies game, Gettysburg, Cooperstown (baseball Hall of fame) and eat at the Shady Maple smorgasbord in East Earl, PA, 😂.

[@bobthebuilder5779]

That's the best place to eat. 👍👍

[@Dan-qy1rg]

Like the new bedding spreader, does a noticeable difference in the dust output. The house is getting there, every new step must make you and your wife very anxious to see it done. Sorry about the spreader wheel, those things happen. Thanks for sharing Eric, I hope you all have a great week.

[@m00niee]

Heeello! - Thank you for all the free content. You and the whole family is a pleasure to watch!

[@dougdiplacido2406]

It is great to see green fields and spring work starting. Snowing pretty good up here in Erie today. The house is looking great, love the stone work on the front porch. Learned a lot about the different values of crops as far as yield and feed value. Thanks for the great video.

[@pacerpumps5866]

Great choice of transfer pump!

[@jimbeck820]

Great explanations on who, what, where when and how!!

[@steveneal2706]

really great video Eric. Also, your home is beautiful , be glad when the inside gets done. Thank you young man.

[@ryanwaege7251]

Wow, so green there. Just got more snow here in WI.

[@larryvilledude9415]

Your new home is really coming along. It looks like it is going to be quite nice. Contratulations!!

[@f4bkyn388]

Definitely looks fast and less dust with the new bedding spreader

[@Happybluedog-t2q]

Eric you should invest in a respirator with cartridge filters twenty years from now you’ll be glad you did.Dust mask don’t protect you properly.

[@robertmiller8336]

Besides the dairy cows and the usual manure on our farm, we also had chickens. Because of our set up, the chicken manure was in a very soupy liquid form. Rule # 1 when spreading it on anything was DON"T STOP! Particularly on winter wheat, you could always tell where you overlapped or slowed up or stopped with the spreader running. There was a lot of N in that manure! Missing all that nice warm weather of a week or so ago in Eastern PA...

[@annjones3672]

Having a bad day and just seeing your video has helped.

[@farmingfishingfamilyontari2814]

House is looking great. Meanwhile here in Ontario, it’s still very much winter. 8” of snow. Well below freezing. I need spring to Come. Running low on feed, need cover crops

[@davidbishop4015]

It's always something Eric. But you assess the problem and get it taken care of. Stay safe.

[@EvanKleiner-z6g]

Your spring videos always get me excited. There is still a bit of snow here not much for new growth.

[@karencary3312]

Prayers for a good planting, growing and harvesting season. God bless and stay safe.

[@SukiSuki562]

Appreciate your videos me and my dad finally have something in common to watch.

[@donnamullins2089]

Good work on the house. Won't be long now. Like the new spreader. Thanks for the ride.

[@mfanwelikeit3760]

It’s interesting to hear the various pros of different forage crops and how and why they might be used

[@christopherrushing6603]

Always enjoyable watching your videos Eric learn more everytime

[@godsmack113]

Old iron never dies

[@wayneinnc5379]

Your home is looking great!

[@davidcantu824]

LOVE ALL YOUR VIDEOS ERIC

[@dmfor9001]

I have read that very fine particle size on wood shavings is actually worse for mastitis probs. I would have thought the opposite. Smaller size more absorbent and better but for udder health not the case. So if you did have an option a coarser bedding might be better and less dusty

[@2504499]

So jealous you have spring planting about to start. We still have four feet of snow on the ground and below freezing temperatures.

[@cdmcl3]

fantastic! thanks!

[@jimpolk]

The new bedding spreader looks like it's really cool.

[@rearlt]

Blessings Eric.

[@shaelondekok7842]

If you mount your new water pump to t 2x12 or some board it will keep it more stable. That’s what I do. 👍 liking the new house.

[@photosbychristensen]

Nice fertilzer rig

[@nashcobb3056]

thank you

[@gregoverley5349]

The house is looking great, Eric!

[@Ed_in_Md]

Your house is coming along nicely. Looks really good!

[@beckyumphrey2626]

Great video. Your new home is looking amazing. God Bless.

[@grndhg8399]

House looks good

[@drsmith4806]

Can't believe how fast the sheetrock & mud went up in the house.

[@ljtlove4519]

Another job done. Great! About the flat tire, have you ever tried putting a strap around it and adding air as you wiggle the tire to help it re-seat itself? Might save you a trip if the bead is clean enough.

[@lukek3306]

We have a bulk bin just like that and we got it about 1-2years ago and my dad was building it and cut his finger and had to get stitches, so be careful

[@Zeke-yv3nw]

Great to see some field work!

[@wesleypayne1846]

Have you ever tried the ether trick on one of those tires. It can be done in a few minutes and might could save a trip to the shop occasionally

[@jamesoconnor677]

Nice to see the green dry fields No so in Ireland this week 😂🌧🌧🌧

[@paulwalsh548]

Should find an air quality service company out and see what you can do to improve air quality, it would stress cows out plus goes into their water and feed if it's been put out. One easy test is let a coloured smoke bomb and see how bad it really it.Nice short video, almost busy time.

[@CMDSR]

I’m not a farmer or a dairyman but in my opinion the new spreader is less dusty. The sprayer tire is a little oops . Hope the sidewalls are ok. The house interior looks great.

[@charlesmactaggart1676]

It says woodchuck but it has a beaver with a scoop shovel.

[@omadeitz3340]

Ya lnow i have been wondering about using hydrated lime, and the reason of bacteria kinda made up my mind. So thank you.

[@rogerwilson8098]

Your content is always great and the floors look good..ty

[@micahkoehn9484]

If you spray W-D-40 on your hose barbs and hose ends they go together like butter….

[@davidkimmel4216]

Thanks

[@Spencer_twin]

Nice 👍🏻 keep up the good work

[@michaelc.3812]

Just a thought: you could add a monitor to those tires that monitor pressure (via battery), just like all the cars and trucks have. Not sure it’s a worthwhile endeavor though.

[@nickcrawford4540]

Did you guys not like the sorghum that you planted last year or would you like to plant more but just don’t have the room

[@klaaslammers6849]

You can mix your bedding with lime and water you could mix it in the feeder and mix as much as you want/ need i asume the dust will be way less because off the water you mixed it with

[@gregcatlett1458]

I guess the water added in keeps the nitrogen from burning the the plants since your using regular spray nozzles instead of 7 hole nozzles or stream bars ? Thanks young man!!

[@kdmfarms3741]

the hose your milk hauler uses to pump milk would last for a very long time... I save my old hoses I use to pump milk for things like that

[@matthewjvr1576]

Keep the good videos on 🤙🤙love the vids 👌

[@danfinley3690]

Another awesome video always so informative thanks

[@michaelc.3812]

Eric, watching the build is something I greatly enjoy. Will this be your home?

[@TABrown-xh7xc]

Am I the only one asking, How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

[@MellowYe77ow]

A woodchuck would chuck as much as a woodchuck could chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood.

[@walkersundstrom]

I wouldn't put a tube in that tire if the sidewalls bad it'll poke holes in the tube. I'd get tireject or something similar

[@TheDetmersFamily]

Eric, I always enjoy your videos. Noob question: when you spray and kill the cover crop, how do you ensure that those chemicals don’t leach into the main crop and into your herd? Sorry if this is a silly question, not a farmer, just a fan.

[@billjoat]

Very interesting video. Lots of info. Just how much did a sprayer load cost? and you used 3 loads. Just curious. Thanks for making the interesting video!!

[@keithyarke2341]

I like your videos keep up the good work.

[@homey3051]

Another great video!

[@jdfinch2]

your lucky its still white in central pa

[@Daveco82]

always enjoy the content!

[@kyleportner4829]

#pacerpumps best in the land!!!!!

[@brianfletcher7942]

Great video, Eric. Are you guys living with her parents or your parents while the new house is being built? Won’t be long!!!

[@lesterhertel2945]

Very interesting video Thank you

[@jamesbreault5762]

Eric your tractor needs a bath 😁😁😁😁😁

[@billh1471]

Why not put a little water in the bedding mix? A small amount mixed in would cut down on dust and dry up quickly after application.

[@carsonsledge9780]

Yo love the vids man keep up the good work

[@mariodumais2153]

I'm no farmer but if the overlapping manure strip is greener would it be worth it to spray manure twice?

[@gavinclarke2744]

Have you ever seen a bobman ??? Very popular here in the uk 🇬🇧

[@10thgenerationdairyman61]

Yes I've seen videos. Pretty cool machines. Are they reliable?

[@WillFaison]

love your videos man. so interesting. ; ]

[@billbrooke2776]

Id say your triticale and ryes going to be ready at the same time with the rye not coming to life yet and triticale looks to be 4-5 inches of growth already last rye we grew got to be 6 ft tall junk by chopping time havnt grew it since only triticale and we only use manure for fertilizer and that over grown rye was only spread in the fall when it was planted