Incredible Cattle De-worming Method You Won't Believe!

[@wheepingwillow24u17]

I'VE ASKED A HANDFUL OF CATTLE RANCHERS, IF THEY SELL THEIR BEEF, NO ONE EVER ANSWER, SO I'M TRYING IT AGAIN WITH YOU. CAN I CALL YOU UP AND PLACE AN ORDER FROM YOU? THANKS

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

So, here's what we're doing. We should have beef available in the fall..it's gonna sell very quickly. I've started a "co-op" for the farm on patreon.com/stoneyridgefarmer , that's where you'll join us in helping to farm sustainably and you will be notified as soon as we have high quality beef available for purchase. This helps the farm, animals and helps us expand this regenerative farm operation. Only members of this patreon co-op will be able to purchase beef from the farm. You can sign up at Patreon.com/stoneyridgefarmer (this will be for local and mail order customers)

[@Kpc12345]

Hiiii I am so happy to read this cus I am a nearby neighbor to u (I think, I’m at the state line at N52) and have been wondering how I can find local beef that’s pure. I got on ur patron so hopefully I will meet you one day for some awesome homegrown meat! Ty for caring for our animals like u do. Ty so much! I’m mountainriverfiber btw …:)

[@jamescross5362]

That charcoal is amazing

[@wheepingwillow24u17]

​@@StoneyRidgeFarmer WELL :( GUESS I AM BARRED FROM JUST PURCHASING YOUR BEEF. LOOK, I'M LOW INCOME, I REALIZE FOR SOME 5 A MO. IS NOTHING, BUT TO ME ITS A " LOT ". I WENT AND JOINTED THAT PATREON, IT WON'T LET ME PUBLISH. I ONLY TRIED TO JOIN CUZ APPARENTLY YOU DON'T SELL YOUR MEAT ANY OTHER WAY? THEY WANTED INFO. I'M PRIVATE, I'M NOT SELLING ANYTHING, SO I DON'T KNOW WHY THEY NEED ALL THAT. WELL, THANKS ANYWAY. WOULD HAVE LIKED TO HAVE HAD YOUR BEEF AS ITS PURE AND NO OTHER FLUFF. :( TC

[@BENNHENDRICKS33]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer so what’s the minimum monthly to donate to ensure you can order? If there’s limited amounts available does first chance go to those who donate more? I’m just curious on how the process works.

[@2Sugarbears]

I as yet have no farm. I grew up on one and hope to return. I really enjoyed this and learned from it. Thanks.

[@KPVFarmer]

The old ways coming back, AWESOMENESS!!! Keep on doing it right! 🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸

[@chrisfrench9257]

I truly appreciate what you do, brother.

[@markcrockford9679]

there was an Australian farmer who used all his stumps for internal fences , this left places for wild grasses and herbs to grow and the cows were using this as there medicine cabinet, very smart I thought

[@annlester5347]

Thank you for this! I have been praying for an answer and God led me to your video. I so appreciate you and your information. It will live on. I pray you and your family a blessed and your farm.

[@erockhefleyjr6852]

Just always remember you have your family you have your animals in your farm and you have us brother. 🤗🤗🤗 14:01

[@andyjones6361]

Doing it right Josh!! God bless,

[@erockhefleyjr6852]

WoooooooooooHeeeeeeeeeeHeeeeeeeeeee!!!!Alright!!!!!🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗. Much love from indiana my Brother! Wooooooooo!

[@lizabellos4859]

Thumbs up for everyone. I really love the way you love and take care of your animals. Much love and respect to you and yours. 😊

[@patriotswearethephoenix3546]

You are right!!!!! I've been feeding my hogs coal to de-worm them for 50 plus years. learned from my dad and grandfather. Never have had a pig or hog with worms!!!!

[@dewy330]

Coal?

[@danielsaldarriaga9003]

Do you give the coal directly or activate it first with molasse or anything else?

[@gettended]

@@dewy330charCoal

[@dedetudor.]

Wow... That is a really nice red bull...you must be proud of that guy! Really... "don't mess with that Bull!"😅

[@jostaats7377]

Are you pulling fecals regularly to support the method(s)? And, how long between rotations are you keeping them from return graze?

[@ShortbusMooner]

Tasty AND healthy beef! 😋🐂❤

[@jerryhubbard4461]

The center of any farm from the first settlers to now is the BARN. A place to house animals, implements, hay and a place for dancing.

[@MissingLinkMTB]

K32 is not a pretty grass, but it's a sturdy grass.... not to mention it's cheaper than most. The low stress is so great. Working cattle here in Arizona the same way. I'll be doing the same when I get my own land back home in WNC.

[@terresiagregg9326]

Good afternoon Josh

[@terresiagregg9326]

Yes Josh charcoal is better for the cows to deworm them

[@terresiagregg9326]

Whoooo have an awesome nite with all your animals

[@alisciamarotta3888]

Miss Stoney Ridge? Hope all is well. Now you're a rancher...got the hat!

[@erstwhile6163]

Wonderful video. Thank you

[@darlawrence9295]

I don't know how many times and in how many different situations my Dad's advice was, "Son, don't $hit where you eat."

[@dedetudor.]

Remember in the movie The Martian Damon's character was on Mars and growing food in his own poo.🤢 I never saw the whole movie... Wasn't even curios about how it ended.

[@windmolenfarm8030]

Great tips and the logic is impeccable. I will certainly initiate this policy here at home in OK. Thanks for the useful tips.

[@davidmack7018]

Liked entro Stoney Ridge Mooooo nicely done gentle quite tone volume of voice.

[@taurota1554]

Awesome as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along

[@DanlowMusic]

Really just had a Raid commercial talking about "protection" to start the video. Funny stuff to me.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

lol...yep....funny most American households are looking for a pill or a spray for everything!

[@DanlowMusic]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer right? Meanwhile I'm looking for the opposite. Glad I found your video last week. Now, I'm subscribed.

[@rfiskillingussoftly6568]

I dig what your saying about the calmly lifestyle, though there are benefits to an elevated heart rate.....The healthiest bison ran from time to time....The rut battles and predators.....and the charcoal thing is every cool! Great video man!

[@dwighthires3163]

Great video. I learned something important. Every 12 hours.

[@bahnsidhes]

Diatomaceous Earth is a great wormer for all worms. And like charcoal it's non toxic. It has other benefits besides worming though.

[@sheabobert]

DE isn't as harmless as it first appears, it's an indiscriminate abrasive and affects most insects in comes in contact with. Plus, most of it remains intact on the other end of the cow, and begins to affect soil life.

[@waynemclachlan6480]

Like the new hat , look a lot like Merle Haggard...Oki from Muskoagee

[@jodimontano4336]

Brilliant! God provides all we need. Let's get back to basics and to nature.

[@moseszakhariants6846]

Bravo!!!🥃

[@outandaboutwithsamiam5034]

I use all natural grandma remedies for myself too!!

[@jenniferrevilla5298]

Great info, I have ponies/goats. I will try it with them. 😍😍

[@BouncingBaller]

I have followed your advice for a couple of years now. i definitely will try this out. I do the paddock grazing strictly off your method, although my pasture isn't as large as yours. I don't own all that many cows. I have 4 and they are super healthy and happy.

[@duanejackson6718]

Sounds like good advice I'll have to give that a try. It's news to me although I'm not surprised since sodium hydroxide, is also from soda ash, and that's the active ingredient in the old drain cleaner lye, and it's also the active chemical for a hot tank, in Old School shops, it would take the grease right off an engine block, and it's also the active ingredient to separate oxygen molecules for drug manufacturing such as crank and DMT. and that's why you don't see it much in drain cleaner anymore, charcoal or soda ash is also effective in pool cleaning, in its stronger form it will dissolve anything organic, for some reason it has a chemical reaction with aluminum and pot metal and will also dissolve that. sodium hydroxide can also be used to lower salt levels in water MIT is done some work with it to convert saltwater to drinking water without needing to use as much electricity,. I've always assumed sodium hydroxide in its natural state of Ash, was Nature's natural cleanser, with rain washing over burnt out areas and draining into the environment. Sodium hydroxide in small doses in water could perhaps also work as a dewormer, just a thought. The nice thing about using your charcoal dewormer is there wouldn't need to be a withdrawal. before Slaughter and that could be handy for the caves.

[@michaelhansen-uu3ph]

Stoney, you are the first to speak about what I personally think is great. You're going GREAT and I know you will do very well. kudos son.

[@williamhightower4940]

If you find that fly problem gets bad, I saw another video from another farmer who found that wrapping large trash cans with fly paper really put a dent into the fly population. I really like what your doing and it seems you have a lot of great ideas.

[@shotgun10151]

big big thank you on this video

[@terrygreer3110]

Great Video. I think it is worth mentioning just because someone may do it (there is always one). NEVER use treated wood for this purpose. The ash will be toxic to the cows.

[@lovelylisawarriorqueen7923]

Excellent learning video, thank you.

[@dufusrunescape]

so what exactly is it in the charcoal and ash that deworms? and how does it work in the digestive system?

[@NeddyTeMiha]

Do you have a natural remedy for dogs on worming, ticks or/and fleas?

[@itstime7506]

Valuable information thank you

[@blakekopech2871]

Very interesting and informational video, keep up the good work.

[@Nate_Balentine]

Tobacco is a good dewormer as well

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

yeppers....but it can make them sick

[@edwinmoore4560]

Great job

[@doylemarkham1010]

Can’t wait for your book.

[@saltwaterinmyveins]

Great video! Pineywoods ( old folks called em rakestraw ) or Florida cracker cattle will just live with no problem. And make a ribeye.

[@hazelboyz3304]

Great video, in one of your previous videos about mows and chainssaws were you at rural hill off of neck road?

[@brockstar1311]

My neighbors give thier animals more drugs than grandma takes (also too much) keeping them out of thier poop is an easy fix just takes a little effort

[@nunyabisnass1141]

It's a lot easier and cheaper to work with nature anyway. When installing a lawn or even juat gardening you always start wirh a good soil with a good culture. Plant or seed wjen appropriate (for grass mid to late autumn is actually the best time as it gives aotnof time for geination establishment before it gets hot in the summer). Allow some weeds loke clover and dandelions, and have a mix of grass seeds approximate to the climate.

[@mattgwayman]

Learned a few new things right off for sure. May I ask what the name of your Hat is?

[@vickybarlow9915]

I love your videos very helpful, I’ve heard about charcoal for several different remedies do you know if you can use this method on goats sheep pigs and chooks??

[@connectedcranch8081]

Hey brother, Does this work for goats as well?

[@marcus3457]

Maybe I missed it, and if so I apologize. Do you just char the wood in your fields and use that, or do you buy charcoal and use that?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

we burn brush piles...the charcoal is left behind for the cattle to consume my friend

[@marcus3457]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer Thank you, and I appreciate and enjoy your content. Praying for your good success, and for encouragement.

[@got2playhard]

You mentioned activated charcoal. How was this activated?

[@doylemarkham1010]

Hey Josh, how long will that stump provide charcoal?

[@bonniemullen4990]

Love the natural way to care for the animals 😊🌲🌲🌲🧚🕊️

[@terencechandler845]

What are the plants you use? I'm in australia

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Chickory

[@scottsmith6846]

Hey Josh thank you for the video woo

[@coleenburris6816]

The only thing we get to take with us when we die is all the knowledge we gained during our life.

[@kevinprociw3168]

How does charcoal eliminate worms or parasites? I have my own flock of chickens I also give access to charcoal but I can't find any research showing a reduction of parasites and don't really see how it eliminates organisms in the gut when it can only adsorb certain organic molecules. Anyone has some insight on this?

[@charleswise5570]

Josh, in the future, are you planning on having just one large herd, or are you planning on having a couple separate herds? Im buying a copy of the book, when it goes in to print. Thanks bro!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

My plan is to work the herd size up to about 100 ....we'll butcher about 15 per year, sell some stock to local buyers once we've got our breeding plan down and we'll keep on building and buying land around us. Hope to get the bull and the cows separated once we get the new pastures fenced

[@charleswise5570]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer Thanks bro!

[@davidhickenbottom6574]

You should start to see some dung beetles soon that will help with the flys.

[@mikelfears2789]

I apologize if this has been asked before but I’ve noticed that Miss Stonyridge has not been making any appearances lately. Is everything still all good there and she’s just been working a lot?

[@kevinhaglund519]

I was wondering myself

[@alisciamarotta3888]

​@@kevinhaglund519....was just thinking the same

[@user-tw8ov]

Do you give vitamins and minerals

[@gettended]

Will this work for sheep or goats?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

yes charcoal is a natural dewormer for most animals....

[@lorettarussell3235]

Does deworming with charcoal work with horses? Do any horse owners/ ranchers viewers do this & how has it worked out? I've been watching horse owners videos & they use warmers.

[@carrollecolbert5417]

Same question here

[@davidturner2522]

May God Bless your farm for standing for your God giving Rights and not government alway Remember our military in your prayers and the family waiting for them back home. Thanks Brother (WWG1WGA)

[@JD-uy5js]

Q is a masonic psyop: 1. "Dark to Light" is a freemason term. Mentioned in about 30 Q posts. 2 "White hats" is a term used for 33rd freemasons 3. The freemasons were formed in 1717...very important date to them. Also very important to Q . 4. Q returned on 6-24-2022 (6-6-6) also the 305th anniversary of freemasonry which was founded on 6/24/1717 5. Q post #111 "POTUS is our savior"...direct blasphemy against Jesus. Also, posts #114 & # 2442 6. "Kek" is an Egyptian frog 'god'. The freemasons worship these Egyptian 'gods' among others. Used very often in the Q movement. 7. Q said "Trust Grassley" a known 33rd degree freemason.

[@ClickinChicken]

send me some, It will be fun! I promise. I'll film and fry it on my McDonalds skillet! woooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Justthemow]

What about diatomaceous earth you can give them this as well for worms and gut health

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

why do I need to buy something from the store my friend?

[@Justthemow]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I dunno in case you run outa stumps to burn 😂😂😂

[@fallenangelwi25]

Anyone know if this will work for icelandic sheep?

[@stevesoutdoorworld4340]

How about dumping a bag of hard wood cowboy char coal in each pen at each burn spot after the fire goes out?

[@dkcrazycarrollclan3759]

Great info great points love the natural way of treating cattle. I know you didn’t ask for it but in my opinion that bull is horrible for that herd genetics matter bud. Confirmation matters that bull needs to go.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

when it's your herd...you can make the decisions my friend....south pol bull is breeding in grass genetics into the herd

[@johnraynor5095]

79yr old veteran microbiologist. Do you a tuly sample and run flotation checks on fresh ma ure for parasites. Me, I want to knoe qualitative resualts for your management method.

[@annellacannella5674]

They eye of the master fattens the flock. I raise goats and they are so notorious for parasite issues. I don’t need to do fecals to tell if they are affected by worms. The condition of the animal tells me everything. The coat should be slick and shiny. The eyes should be bright and the mucous membranes pink. The animal should stand proudly and be alert and with goats at least should be looking for a way to be extremely annoying. LOL. Anything other than that needs attention. Always start with worm load because even if it is something else, stress causes the parasites to have a population explosion. Also, an animal can have worms and not be affected. If the animal is resistant to parasites then that’s good. I won’t worm them just because a fecal says they are there.

[@OhioBuckeye]

Have you done any fecal egg counts?

[@BongGreg-eg9rj]

You great

[@philwhite5815]

Look at Tammy all the way out there by herself 😭

[@e.garcia618]

Hi, I'm in Mississippi, I like your info, I have a 1100-1200# bull that green mucus is coming from his nose and he has gotton lazy, I don't want to shoot him up with antibiotics, Do you have any recommendations?

[@armageddonready4071]

I dewormed my dogs by feeding them hard boiled eggs with the shell cooked to the egg. I think the shells kill the worms.

[@philwhite5815]

I will buy a book

[@speechless6872]

What can I do about ticks???? Seriously, they're killing me!

[@travisbumgardner4556]

Where can I get that hat?!

[@brockstar1311]

I wonder if a bunch of garlic would treat parasites?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

yeppers but getting the cows to eat it might be a challenge...there is wild garlic growing on our pastures fyi

[@fallenangelwi25]

​@@StoneyRidgeFarmermolasses helps but just a touch of it

[@michaoz1002]

Cows can also get worms in your system from direct and indirect contact with wildlife Now whether it would be a big problem depends on the parasite load in the environment. Where I'm from one would probably still have to use levamisol or ivermectin once a year

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

the cows absolutely will have nearly the same parisite load as the wildlife in the are....especially if they are overpopulated....however....wild herbivores know what to eat also to reduce that parasitic load. Using Ivermectin once per year....if you're gonna use it...you may as well use it 2-4 times per year right?

[@got2playhard]

How does this charcoal get activated?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

it doesn't....it's just burned wood

[@edwinmoore4560]

How many per acre are you running?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

currently stocking rates are about 1.5 acres per cow....but this will get better and better over time as we build the soil

[@edwinmoore4560]

Smart. What state are you in? Mine I believe my stocking rate would be around 2 to 2.5 acres do to mountains we have here in Tennessee. But our grass even grows in the winter as long as there is no snow so that’s a plus

[@edwinmoore4560]

I did really enjoy your video and liked it. Thanks

[@andyg3240]

Try some Dectomax.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

again...another pharma chemical company my brother!

[@YeshayahsHerbals]

How can I buy some of your meat???

[@dawnkennedy9576]

What is wrong with ivromectin , from my research ivermectin was made from the soil. But this also work though what you did with the cows with cats.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

why do I need to buy something when I can use nature?

[@davidmack7018]

That's inexpensive wormer &it's the definition of organic

[@KKing55]

I SAW THAT PUMKINS ARE ALSO GREAT DEWORMERS ??

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

yep...but they're not available all year long

[@unlimitedj06]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@timway6839]

If you dont climb a gate at the hinge end the farmer will rip your ego to shreads.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

bhahhaha

[@timway6839]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer try it twat

[@dannygoin6552]

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[@nizexlizzy]

What do you about blackleg and stuff? Do you vaccinate them still?

[@mikegoodman447]

As much as I like your videos, ash is not going to prevent your cows from getting worms..

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

nope....but it will help to deworm them my friend

[@stepitupmorons8704]

amen,,, 1776,,, blessings,,,

[@juanitajackson4347]

my grandma had salt licks

[@max0390rip]

Can I buy some beef from your cows?

[@survivaldoggy]

I'm just guessing, but I'll bet bison use this in nature.

[@survivaldoggy]

Guess that's what i get for commenting at the beginning, you said the same thing at the end. I sub'd, great content.

[@sunstruckfarms4489]

I clicked on this video thinking it sounded informative and hoping I could learn something . Pretty disappointing to just get a bunch of " trust me bro "

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

if you're looking to put me down you accomplished that. I'm simply sharing what I'm doing on my farm to de-worm cattle naturally. I'm not sure why you'd wanna put me down for sharing this with you...seems like I wouldn't deserve to be put down for sharing information...trust me bro

[@sunstruckfarms4489]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer dude , if you think that's a put down you really need to quit posting farming videos . If you think me being disappointed is a put down then I'm not sure how I could have said it any gentler then that , and same goes for the " trust me bro " . When someone posts a video with a title that actually sounds like you could learn something useful but then fills the video with just completely unverified , unproven , and untested " facts " , would you rather people called it bu****it instead ?