Planting the Hay and Where is Our New Pup?

[@Barbara-se8od]

Thanks for letting us see Bellie. She is adorable and Callie is such a great mentor. Cats are a nice surprise. Great video as always.

[@popmarbles6980]

That last herford cow in for the hay is your best cow, shes contented.

[@hattiecolley54]

Thank u Tyler, u just Always make my day. Watching Callie and Nellie is so Soothing for me. Also, thank u for showing us ur Work Ethic. U Always seem to have a Plan despite some of the things Do Not go as planned. Keep it Pushing, u Rock!

[@jamesmorrison1884]

Hope you get a nice light steady rain for a day. Have a good day.

[@csusieb0454]

That’s seriously one smart and good looking GSD.

[@VickiLyons-g4y]

OMG! You are so good at problem solving! Field looks great. All you need is rain. I wish you well. 🙂🌻☮️

[@robertensign8786]

Loved the lazy sweet looking Hereford who was last to walk up to the hay. If it ain’t red and white, it ain’t right! ;) Herefords rule!!

[@TeriHarker-bp4te]

Well I’ll be !! That’s how a Seeder works? Like a fan spreading it all over?! Holy cow! Thank you for explaining in the level you did! How cool is that! And mercy how fulfilling and beautiful of an end result 😍

[@lorrieannesilvey474]

My cat died on Monday. Seeing your cats in the hay barn was nice. Thank you. Thank you for sharing your planting experience. I appreciate that a lot too....."left to my own devices"...........you are a master of your world. Totally amazing how you can make cherry pits into sand blasting material......🤣🤣🤣.

[@edadpops1709]

Huge props to American framers and ranchers. You all are so Important.

[@randycharest4507]

Totally enjoyed watching the video Tyler

[@tmichael_54]

I liked the shot of the seed on the conveyor.

[@allysonh6410]

Same

[@billreal76]

Enjoyed the chores today! Thanks for taking the time to let us tag along.

[@anitamartin953]

But Bellie's ears!! Adorable! Hoping she comes along well with her training :)

[@freddking4389]

Tyler, you looked like the 6 million dollar Man reeling that electric fence up. That was very cool.

[@gregedmand9939]

Well now Belli's big day out! She couldn't have a better example to learn from than Callie. And the teacher seems very pleased to have a student around too.

[@vickiemeisinger9632]

Tyler, I really enjoyed this video❣️❣️ my father used to say that every field in every state has its own beauty. So when they went to California, he was surprised to see that there were beautiful fields out there. He was an Iowa farmer, and he raised corn and hay and beans as well in the off-season… But he loved Wheat field in Kansas as well. I was really surprised how much He talked about California’s beauty and their fields of various crops. I didn’t remember what he said the cops were like, but just as they were beautiful against the sunsets. It wasn’t till I started watching your videos that I saw for myself when he was talking about. In this video so, when you begin to putting down the fertilizer, and then you called behind a type of Harrowing .d

[@austinpatterson1352]

Farmer tyler ranch I enjoyed the video

[@donnaml8776]

HEY! 116K!!! THAT’S GREAT!!! I had to giggle when you were rolling up that wire. Anyway, thanks for sharing. This video is interesting and fun. I know it’s a lot of hard work for you and I appreciate you adding filming to that. So much dust! It must of been awhile since you guys had some rain. I’m praying for rain for you, but not too much though. Love getting to see Cali and Belly. Cali is such a love. She has accepted Belly and is teaching her. She has such a great disposition. Just please make sure to love on her a bit extra. It’s funny when I saw the cows some running, but some just a moseying on over to the hay, you can tell your animals are well taken care of and that they know that they’ll have enough to eat.

[@barbaraberrier8840]

Loved seeing how you position your camera to show how the machinery works. Calli and Belli look like they are getting along well. Thanks for sharing.

[@lindakinsey1093]

Thanks Farmer Tyler. I like to watch you work. It is so calming and informative. Good job.

[@freddylove9914]

GREAT WORK

[@LifeonHeltonCreekFarm]

Same here in Tennessee! No rain. We are in a droubt! I scattered some turnip and mustard seeds on my garden spot for a cover crop and it rained 1 inch in over a month... dry as a chip! Cute pup! Love what you're doing!!

[@johnzink3309]

thx

[@tyler3148]

You work that little new holland pretty good eh

[@willowbranchfarm]

We got a new puppy about a month ago, after our Bella passed away. I wasn't looking forward to the puppy stage, but I have to say our new pup has been pretty easy to get adjusted to. She is spoiled and already a big part of the family. Your new puppy is adorable!

[@reaskelton4939]

Planting is just long and tedious, but after the rain, is awesome. Feeding, repairing just all part of it , good on ya FTR

[@austinpatterson1352]

Thanks for sharing farmer tyler ranch I enjoyed the video and I hope you have a great day

[@westsidesjvalley]

Sitting here listening to the rain looks like you made it in just in time. This time of year in Northern California you never know when your going to be rained out till spring. We always tried to get the heavy cat work done by the end of October get a shower at the end of the month or early November, then get back in with the lighter rigs in and get the Alfalfa and grain planter before the rain then tule fog started back up. That was ideal it never seem to go that way, I can’t count how many times by the time it got dry enough to get back in we had a few days to run the drills and fly on seed and also ground rig broadcast seed if you could, hopefully get it covered before the storms came in. Then on the other side was storms in late October early November, then nothing in December and January plus no tule fog to keep it going. Those years you also lost the inversion layer as well, those years drilling worked better, but most years if it got wet and stayed wet we never saw the difference between broadcasting.

[@tonywise3705]

Good days work, enjoyed the video

[@PatricesProjects]

In Vacaville we had a little rain. Not enough to really water the seed well enough.

[@deb283028]

Boy, you could use some rain. Pretty dry and dusty. I think Belli is going to be a quick study. She seems very intelligent and of course, has Callie as an excellent mentor.

[@pattylcravatta]

Good morning, Tyler and Callie! Fertilizer! The Drive Chain! The Puppy: Belly! Little Trouble Maker! Feed those Poor Girls! Those Girls raced to the Hay! The Bulls! Hungry Bulls! Learning Experience for Belly! Great Video today! Thank-you! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@RJJ6129]

Thank you for taking us along and showing and explaining how you do things on your ranch Tyler! Good to see Bellie again !

[@marciaolson4878]

So fun watching your puppies and helping you do chores! The field looks great, too bad the weather isn’t more predictable! Great fun vid FT! I’m recovering from hip replacement and this is just what the doctor ordered! God’s blessings always!❤❤❤

[@genevieveanderson6033]

💖💖💖💖💖

[@lesleywatkins1172]

Bellie has the cutest ears! Callie is so good with her. 😊

[@d.j.robinson9424]

Love watching your day, you make us feel like we're with you helping along. 🙏 for rain.👍👍💚⛈️⛈️🐃

[@cherrydowns7745]

Belli is watching everything you do and exploring her expanded world. She looks very intelligent to me!

[@chrisbernard6811]

Bella is doing well. Thanks for showing all the ups and downs of life. You always figure out a way to make things work. Love your channel. I pray for rain every day.

[@patriciabeyer8029]

That's a good days work. It's nice to see the dogs playing. Belle is starting to catch on? You folks have a good day. ❤

[@joehairston4159]

Glad you got your hay field planted,, now just need some rain 👌

[@anneoreilly4900]

C for clever! Gotta love that farmer fix.

[@brotanknife]

Love watching your vids, all the way over here in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Keep up the great vids..

[@gitatit4046]

Where there's a will there's way Tyler and you always seem have the will cause you usually find a way - as you did with the spreader. That had to be frustrating right in the middle of planting ... and on the weekend of course. God bless you and your family.

[@DinSF]

Hi Farmer Tyler. When you did the drone video over the fields, my first thought was those type of photos with the contrasting colors of gold fiels and green tree areas made me homesick when I was out of state in College. I'm a 3rd generation Californian and watching your videos makes me so glad I came back home to California after College, which was several decades ago, LOL. And yes, we Califorians are always watching the rain forecast. I did all the outdoor maintenance (rain gutters, etc) in preparation for the Atmospheric Rain Storm that has now been down graded and more. So I'm there with you on the forecast. But better to be prepared than not. And what a good problem solving idea with the C-clamp👍🏼

[@dwaynekoblitz6032]

So awesome!! Great effort on editing! Man so happy for you. Beautiful content!! Spectacular editing!! Fantastic!?

[@jackblack3886]

The rice straw experiment worked great and is ready for the rain. I enjoyed watching gravity do the work of unrolling the hay bale. Thank you for all the great video & music mix!

[@ericdownward6170]

Another great video.

[@dibell3662]

Happy Thanksgiving early 🦃🙏❤️. Boy that pup is growing fast! Thanks for bringing us along

[@reaskelton4939]

Totally off topic and maybe sticking my nose where its not wanted but just want to mention that one of the greatest lessons I learned as a child and teen on a farm was how to work hard. (Must say I did not always do this willingly) Not sure how this might look for you and yours but wanted to pass the thought on and will never not mention it again. This principle has stuck with me into my later years - yesterday had a computer problem that I could not figure out - got 2 other peoples help but they gave up - after several hours - I figured it out !! Just know you are doing a great job.

[@glennrollins8422]

We love your work ethic.

[@nadeenflynn9673]

I really enjoyed this video! Great summary of your day. Thanks for sharing.

[@AmandaDoll-hi4dr]

How is your cows 🐄 and calefs and pigs 🐖 and chickens 🐔 I like your ranch a lot, Tylerand you have nice bulls have a nice day Mr Tyler

[@robertkelley1990]

Glade u got the hay field ready just need some rain now and good fix on the spreader the new pulp is looking good too have a great day .

[@miguelavelasquez8056]

Hay Tyler hay field looks good hopefully the rain comes soon puppy is getting big thank you for sharing blessings to you and your family

[@robertsimmons3556]

Hay field looks good! Gotten some rain so that is a winner, cows and bulls look good too! Callie looks like she is showing Belly the ropes! All looks on track on the FTR!!

[@PatricesProjects]

It's interesting that you have barn cats when you need them, and they're not there when you don't. Looks like Callie enjoys having Bellie around.

[@allenmunich2816]

you could make a gear drill

[@thomasburton5843]

Make a adapter so you can use you cordless drill to wind the wire up with

[@marthadavis2810]

❤

[@CapnBubbaa]

Try Rat trap with Bait, animal proof, 4" PVC 14 or so long... drill 2 holes in the center, for 2 wire ends, suspend the bait Disks with the wire, to keep them from dragging the bait away., they must eat it... set up a couple around each barn

[@linjat-t2o]

Wow the puppy is sure growing up. Enjoyed the video. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.

[@vickiemeisinger9632]

Often times when you bring the second cat or second dog into the home, there’s a fighting that takes place due to a threat in the seniority, which is common in animals. You see jealousy in human babies/children when that new baby comes home, but Callie and Belle don’t seem to have any problems and getting along, and in fact, they play so nicely together… But they also respect one another’s boundaries. When you go into the corral, to work with a cattle, Belle lays down by the gate and just wait for you. She doesn’t play with Callie.. she just know she supposed to stay and wait. They are both beautiful dogs❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️ I was actually able to snap a picture of the light gray kitten from the end of your video. I’ve been collecting different farm animals particularly the baby ones to make a little book for my sisters grandson that she has waited 45 years for. She lives in the country in a berm house. They built about 10 years ago or a little bit longer… And she has chickens, a dog, and a couple of cats but they garden also quite a bit. He is just enamored with farm life. He has his own hat, his own boots, and his own egg basket. So I wanted to make this book for him to sit and look at the pictures of all the different kinds of farm animals since his grandpa has Parkinson’s disease and they won’t probably be able to go to the zoo very much and more and more people are getting “zoo animals” and bringing them to the farm… Or, at least if they don’t qualify zoo animals, they qualify as farm animals in other countries.… Such as alpacas and baby Zedonks & baby zebras, emus and ostriches, etc. I could take the pictures from the Internet, but I would rather tell him that the pictures of these animals came from farm homes, so that he can sit with his grandma and grandpa who is parents are living with right now… They moved in with Covid became a big issue in the country and they could work from home with your computer jobs… And while it has seem to have gotten better, my sister and her daughter own 40 acres together and they are planning to build a second house next spring… Especially since she just gave birth to the grandsons baby sister. Anyway, you have some beautiful animals and I’ve snapshot You’re a big turkey, (but not without its feathers lol.)😊; as well as your Angus baby calves with the white face… Those are my very favorite Calves.❣️❣️ I really love your videos Tyler, and they are one of the highlights of my day, over all the other videos I see which I don’t really watch a lot of videos, but yours has so much content in them, and so much wisdom. I hope you guys did have a wonderful Thanksgiving .🦃

[@vickiemeisinger9632]

❤ Tyler, I watch this video again, even though I had seen it before, but I’m always in all of hell you were able to problem solve issues that come up on the farm…. Usually in the nature of fixing equipment. When you mention that you might have to unload the grain spreader into something else, one bucket at a time, I saw one and unbearable job and Lengthy job that would be❣️❣️😂 I was so glad you did not have to do that after all, and were able to fix the problem with the clamp which hill together during all the ceiling of that field, and the fertilizer as well. I like your definition of the field, when it was all done being hard, and smoothed out of all clumps, and you referred to your field as a corduroy-looking field. I thought that was a perfect definition as it was so beautiful. I’ve always lived in the Midwest where our farm fields are full of black soil… Although further south, they have red clay soil to be fair. But watching you farm in California I have begun a new appreciation for your soil and land, if you plant. It was so refreshing to watch Callie and.Bellie walk the past year with you as you took down the electric fence. Billy is proving to be your number one advocate as she curiously I’m sure everything you do. Thank you for this beautiful video and I look forward to the next exciting video you make.❣️❣️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️😊

[@DonnaKnower_sez]

Such enjoyable videos!! I love them! Thanks for making them and for thinking up and using those very interesting camera angles!! It was informative to see the grain wagon running. Up here I’m used to seeing grain DRILLS: closely spaced tubes to drop the seed INTO the soil. Still looks like corduroy, but just 1 pass as it covers, too. But, being 70, I suppose technology has changed around here, too…I just don’t get to see the new stuff haha! I appreciate your efforts in your work and videos; thanks again. Have a great Thanksgiving! Will your turkey be big enough for your meal? Seems you mentioned one was so destined 😉! Until your next, very anticipated, video!❤

[@shoutingatclouds1050]

We got simply fog in Texss instead of rain.

[@rossnolan2883]

Awesome 😎

[@kerkleblanc7690]

The o c clamp , LOL

[@eddielittleii8919]

Cali will definitely teach Belly where the cat food is. Hopefully you can get that on the game camera.

[@ThomasKud]

Hey Tyler, glad you got your fertilizer and seed in the ground now just waiting for the rain. Quick question can you take the bulls and put them with the cows now being that you got rid of the calfs thanks stay safe keep up the great work.

[@CindySuryantoro]

Which of your turkeys are you having for Thanksgiving?

[@lindacsmith13]

my cat never eats the mice in the house, alive or dead! I need a barn cat.

[@denault3985]

Night rancher, they never told you farming anching wasn't a twentyfour a day job.

[@sandiameen8812]

3:41 I noticed you even use c clamp for the 2 pig feed bowl

[@karend8311]

Callie is a good big sister to Belly😊

[@karenexner7284]

Callie seems to really be enjoying Belly. Great Video!!

[@danrose3233]

Surprised you can't find a drill for the hay field. You would get a better stand or at least be able to reduce the application rate for the same density of stand. Do you ever consider repairing the roller?

[@pastorvan]

What is your average cost per bale for the hay you put up in the barn?

[@bobwollard9105]

A message for all the rodents in the audience. News flash! If you are looking for a place to get really "hammered", Farmer Tyler's Bar and Grill is the place to be. Free snacks with live entertainment provided by Callie and Bellie. No cover charge!

[@shszady]

Did you wean the surprise calf even though she is smaller and younger?? Or is she with the momma cow??

[@egrace3738]

I know that cattle ranching is in your family and blood. Question: With the expense and work needed to cattle ranch, are there any specialty crops that would give you an equal or higher return with similar or less work/expense? Ty!

[@tedlahm5740]

Still not using the NEW 16 slot feeder?

[@allysonh6410]

That dust. Ugh. Need a cab

[@orlandoanniedyck6309]

Do you have a way to irrigate the hay field?

[@williamguthrey5009]

Your ring roller just might be a cultipacker

[@westsidesjvalley]

Lol a cultipacker is what Brillion calls their roller, this is a Schmiser While it might look the same from a distance or from a video, the Brillion has rings where the outside diameter is about the same size of the center pipe of the smaller Schmiser ring rollers, the bigger ring rollers have a center pipe bigger than the outside diameter of the Brillion rings or sprocket as they sometimes call them. Brillion cultipackers not are they significantly lighter and smaller the big difference is and where the name ring roller comes into play is Brillion rings run tight on a shaft and can’t float, whereas on a Schmiser you can have a 13” OD pipe with a 22” ID ring that allows it to float and work both the top of a raised bed and the bottom of the furrow at the same time, plus on big clods in soils like Adobe it allows it to work over those clods better instead of raise the whole roller up like in the Brillion or Western brand. Another difference is the weight of the rings, one single Wasco ring weighs the same as one foot of Brillion Cultipacker, then you have the weight of the steel tube that it runs on, and that’s if you don’t fill it with water. Now in wet ground the heavy Schmiser doesn’t operate the same as the Brillion or Western brand and style of roller where that might be a better choice, that’s why many people have both types out here and can really see the difference in the size, weight and design depending on the conditions you are working in. It’s like comparing a Semi “truck” and mini “truck”.

[@kellencastillo1769]

With Christmas coming up my family wants to buy some merch (I might talk about you a little too much) Any new merch in the near future?

[@denisedenomme361]

👍🇨🇦

[@vickiemeisinger9632]

…cont’d with 1st Comment; (i’m not sure why, but I was dictating it, and the next thing I know it totally disappeared! Then my second comment, I had begun to dictate it and make corrections, and suddenly, as I get ready to type the word disk, the whole comment was sent to your website and I wasn’t done. I get so frustrated with KZbin since their updates, it makes it very challenging to type comments now. But that’s not your problem.) so back to what I was saying about the beauty of the California farms : when you begin to fertilize your farm, and then you had, but I thought my father called a harrowing rake, to get the seed in the ground, and then roll over it, so that the seed goes further down. When you were doing that, and you had the drone up in the sky, your field was so beautiful with the amber color of grain against the ultra marine blue sky… Such beauty just like our patriotic songs, say: for amber waves of grain; for purple sky the flag doesth wave…. Well now I’m just an artistic person talking but I think you for sharing the beauty of your land in crop. I’m sorry you didn’t get the rain you would hoped for. Bellie is such a HANDSOME, beautiful dog… and she reminded me of a German shepherd we had for a pet… We were real original in our name, and he was called SHEP! I actually think your dog is more beautiful and she is learning very quickly what you want of her.… To put a paws up in your truck so you wi🎉lift her!❣️. She also sits patiently at the gate while you work with the cattle and she doesn’t come in while you’re working… She already understands that if you were working space and she’s expected to wait just like she sees Callie doing. I think she’s developing your easy-going temperament, Taylor. I certainly love watching your channel. I wish you and your family a wonderful and Blessed Happy Thanksgiving.🦃🍗♥️

[@joselynensign9014]

Do you not use the homegrown manure from the corrals on your farm? I know you rebuilt a manure spreader at one time.

[@dm55]

On the 8th dat God created the C clamp.

[@teresadasilva8773]

Belly, those ears, adorable ,

[@allysonh6410]

Belly is so so cute 😂❤❤❤

[@sandib4234]

🥰👍🐕‍🦺🌅

[@kmathis2352]

Just watched this one last night. I'm curious what the rat/mouse trap is that you were using? I think we have a rat in our attic, but it seems too smart for the regular traps.

[@haroldsowers748]

What kind of hay do you plant?

[@lindaSee89]

What year is your hay hauler?

[@robynmorris7945]

Oh Tyler, still believing those high paid “lying” weathermen🤪. However when you don’t believe them they are right😆

[@SylviaAlcatrazz]

Im thinking the reason bellie and her brother ended up dumped was poor conformation, keep a good watch on her she seems to have the lowered back end that is pre-disposed to hip dysplasia

[@bluetocop]

sorry I had to finish A few acres Farm first

[@garycunningham5363]

You need to hook up a drill to that real lol