OUR Secret to Starting a New Farm & Helping Others

OUR Secret to Starting a New Farm & Helping Others
Today we are going to visit another farm that is just getting started. The farm is about 2 hours away and we did some consulting to help get this farm off the ground and going in the right direction.
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[@bobreynolds9673]

they flew over on the balloon, OMG lol

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Good catch. 🤣🤣. Thanks for watching

[@coltenkilgore1617]

Looks like the will do good till the money runs out

[@dwighthires3163]

The moment you turned onto this property with the fancy entry I knew this was a place that can make a small fortune farming from a large fortune. Turned to be true as everything is new and built to perfection before they learn if they can do it not have they developed a market for their specialty products. You can make the finest but you need customers to buy it. Nice ponds, B&B and river. All so nice.

[@lawsonlawnandfarm8073]

Wholly cow this guy has got it going on!

[@markellis6727]

A few thoughts and questions, 1st, I don't believe your buddy is from around here, picked up on a little accent. 2nd, they've spent or are still spending a fortune already on that place. I can see they must be into more than just farming, because your type of farming will never pay for their investment, not being critical, but this is a lot more than just a small family farm just getting started, a lot of money behind this operation

[@WV_Raised1983]

Wow this guy has sunk some real money into his farm. I wish him the best of luck.

[@allonesame6467]

All the best to Tony and them.

[@MastinoNapoletano420]

YES! Love to see this! Getting more people to raise their own animals is a great mission! God bless Chuck and Saundra! Hope all is well!

[@SHOE53]

Yep some rich folks join a expensive country club other people buy a big yacht hang out in the Bahama but this nice couple all they want a nice little farm raise some animal more power to them👍

[@PoorMansHomesteadCanadaBC1961]

That Fisher would stove that they have is the same Fisher would stove as I have but I cut the hump out of mine welded the backpack on and put it in my bus for a small wood stove good wood stove

[@robinwhitlatch4497]

Did the geese arrive from the balloon with gps locators & tiny parachutes deployed? 🤣. That is a very nice farm & business that Tony & wife are building.

[@pamelamercado6902]

It's really nice that you and Sondra are helping them out Their place looked really nice I have a feeling their going to do really well..

[@christian4ever672]

I love seeing this. It makes me even more grateful that you all show even more simple setups in all your videos. I could not afford to do what this man is doing any time soon, but your videos did give me the confidence to try raising pasture pigs myself over the past two years. We started with six last year and have 15 headed to market this year. They are also helping us clear some very overgrown old farmland and pasture while they are growing out. You have given us many great ideas.

[@shanelamell2229]

This was great and thanks for sharing. God bless and have a nice safe day!!

[@ericedwards9658]

Your client has made a significant investment.

[@easyworkacres]

Really cool to see all this. We are into our second year of building our farm now. Lots of chickens, building a garden from scratch, and looking into the possibility of goats or pigs next! Thanks for sharing!

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Appreciate y’all watching.

[@coltenkilgore1617]

I done see Sheraton Park farms don't do nothing for free

[@SheratonParkFarms]

@@coltenkilgore1617 how much did it cost you to watch this video?

[@alan30189]

Nice farm! Did they win the State Lottery, or what? So much construction going on. I don’t know how old they are, but it seems like when most people are retiring, they’re getting started in a new, labor-intensive endeavor. Good for them!

[@christinarust6957]

Great video! Richard and I have been so busy with cars we haven't had much time to watch youtube. So glad I had time to view this! So wonderful that you are helping others learn and grow. You are an amazing couple! God bless and take care.

[@coyroberts8356]

Sweet thanks!! Prayers 😊

[@littlehomesteadnearthebigcity]

Great video! Where do you get those chicken crates?

[@1337farm]

Perfect example of taking a large fortune to make a small fortune farming

[@leighmonty13]

Very good video

[@patmitchell2389]

I love your videos and you and Sondra are awesome❤❤

[@robscott553]

I would say that Tony has quite a bit of financial bandwidth for his farm setup. 😂😂💰

[@rickysparkman]

LOVE IT

[@donkndave7811]

Careful! That guy might outdo you in production and take over your market! He has put a lot of money into that farm!

[@theDavitos]

yeah that is also why i watch people video as i come from farmers on both side and i know the old ways where your neighbors got new stuff you went to check it out but you never went that far , everytime someone visit you ask who had starting to cutting grass around or tried to get info as there werent any farm trips like we have today where people go to see how others do things and trade shows where never that big nor often , still salepersons came as they were driving around the area trying to sell your stuff but it wasnt maybe the best for your farm nor best brands. my grandfather and father did what their family did before as i ask my father last year how they used to picked their cattle forward and i got back they picked it from simple look like color and mood and milk and such but i learned more on youtube on how to breed better cattle by breeding by breeding standards like info of what judges rate parts of animals and things like figure out things like easy birth and yes breed best and cull more and well all this new high tech stuff like paper work on parents and grand parents of the cattle to get best forward instead of just taking some home bull and put in with ladies to get sub par calfs then yeah i am into chicken and ducks and geese so you learn more on cull often to get best out of your breeding stock and one mistake can take you years to get you back on track if you let beta male be father of the future livestock and also you learn on youtube on how to modify the farm to work even better with you instead of doing what people did before you did.. like collect rainwater instead of carry buckets around is a time saver or yeah like he did dig a water line to just plug hose in when ever he need to get water.

[@nandisaand5287]

How are they going to do on-farm pig processing? Does North Carolina not require USDA inspection for pork sales? I thought farmers can process their own pigs, but pigs for sale must be processed at USDA-inspected facilities. What am I missing?

[@richardbruton5980]

Teach classes. Give the meat away. Just a guess.

[@deltonwatts9726]

Great video!

[@lamontadkins9947]

Well we just started our farm experience Feb thus year. All in All so far so good. We have gotten a Registered Landrace Gilt and have farrowed 14 piglets (9 females and 5 males) looks like we will be able to wean ALL 14!! We processed our first batch of 81 Cornish Broiler birds. Processing went pretty good but the birds were awful tough..Good flavor but awful tough. Not sure why they are tough.. We also have around 120 layers i need to get them gathered up and get a good count as we've lost a few to hawks and they got in the pig pen and Lillymae wasn't happy about it and took them out..Thats her feed and she's lettin know..lol. I see some of our pitfalls and working on the corrections, but some insight on a better setup for would be helpful!! I think at this point about the only true frustration is our first batch of broilers being tough a d just struggling to figure it out.. Thanks for ALL YOUR VIDEOS!! LOVE THEM!! GOD BLESS

[@lamontadkins9947]

If anyone has some helpful info on why my cornish broiler came out tough meat id appreciate some good insight. Thanks!

[@HB91LDN]

Free range / pastured birds are always tougher as they are more active so muscles work a lot more compared to battery farmed birds which barely move at all in their lifetime. This results in more firm muscles (meat) in the final product.

[@Saltwatercowboy79]

Well... guess I broke all the commandments watching that video so I'll go pray for forgiveness now THANK YOU! lol great video, man that dude is set up to take over Tyson chicken... stay blessed everyone happy 1776. 🤙🇺🇸🇷🇺✌️

[@rustylevings2581]

What kind of waterer does Tony have for his piglets? You mentioned you had a couple but need to fix them.

[@midwayfarms]

Good video

[@javierbetancourt9388]

💯 ❤

[@dwighthires3163]

According to my poorly trained eyes that wire on the temporary pen seems a bit too high. Am I right?

[@andrewsamanthamadison3320]

Pushin the algorithm

[@amextoagri1708]

Hi Sir, I am looking to buy small farm near charlotte NC. Can you able to help to find good small farm between 2 to 20 acer.

[@TheOnlySgtRock]

Somebodies got more money than they know what to do with it.

[@toddcaskey9984]

Nice jo

[@toddcaskey9984]

Job

[@leeannwhetten6425]

what kind of waterer is that? I couldn't read the brand on it.

[@ArtforAlzheimersCare]

Sioux steel company-hog waterer

[@amd4929]

Multi-million dollar farm

[@Andydaryl]

You can do anything with enough money as we can see.....

[@richardstarke4093]

Yep it's nice. The bottom line is how long is it going to take to get a return on investment. Farming is like any other business you can carry a loss only so long before you must show a profit. Sure looks like a hunk to recover. Nice though just the same. Good luck.

[@alan30189]

@@richardstarke4093 I’m thinking they either saved all their lives for this and invested wisely over the years, won the State lottery, or inherited a bunch of money.

[@bryanb1259]

👍❤️

[@scottneedham9765]

👍

[@farming_with_Casper]

First❤

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks!!

[@mea3665]

Spy chickens 😂😂😂😂

[@Oceaneyespat]

And who will be employed at that processing plant? I bet i can guess🤦🏼‍♀️All the bells and whistles and accommodations doesn't make a property a farm imo. That's a nice property but where's the home of that farm? What about their garden? Do they know what a farm is?

[@kennethdickens4905]

The 11th commandment is already taken 😂. Thou shalt not sell back vacation days to the company

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Amen!

[@HB91LDN]

Wow !! Looks like they’ve got a better setup than you mate ! 😆

[@richardspeakes2883]

I miss j w

[@tanneradams20]

Been wondering about him