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[@denault3985]

So many jobs, so little time...Farmer Tyler must be so tired. Callie, Belly and Buddy are having a relaxed good time...

[@user-dr7xw5tc5f]

my husband use to say that honey due list keeps growing and growing every year. thank you for sharing this with us

[@jeffreyshier9021]

I love when people don’t edit out what they are thinking.😂😂😂

[@mainemagic4968]

Farmer Tyler, Lots of jobs to get done on a working cattle farm. Grew up on a dairy farm in Vermont. Always had 40 milking stalls to clean out and calves to feed milk to. We raised veal calves on milk in the barn and they were tasty too. I had my own cow I showed at the State Fair for 4H and when she had twins bull calves, they were raised for two families and went on to feed those households. Grandpa always said little steps makes the long walk more enjoyable when finished...yup, lots of those little steps. Cheers from Maine.🥛🍪

[@bluetocop]

FTR is my favourite farm channel

[@davidstoddard9160]

If you protect the posts 6 inches below the ground level to a couple inches above, and as you notice that is where your rotting posts occurs. A great product is the same product that people use in the north to protect against ice dam on roofs

[@jeanohlerkingflower7284]

I absolutely love how the dogs helped you build the fence.🙄 I always look forward to your videos. They are never boring.

[@hattiecolley54]

Keep Pushing Tyler. Another great vid. U get a lot done working by yourself, I Love it!

[@reginaghee3768]

Always work to do. Your attitude towards doing it all is amirable. I was watching you go back and forth with the spreader and it looked lonely so it made me wonder if you ever feel like doing it all by yourself is a bummer? It doesn't show if you do but being an only child I felt that way when I did certain things I had to do alone. Sooooo very cool to see Buddy so many times during this video. He is just the sweetest. Cali looks like she has matured so much and Beli has gotten so big that she no longer looks like a puppy at all. Thanks for sharing your life with us Tyler. I truly enjoy every video that you make. I hope you don't tire of making them anytime soon. It would be a sad day for many of us.

[@Nancy-1249B]

My dad had a white board perimeter fence around the home place and one year built some kind of form then poured and made cement posts!. Never had rotten posts to replace again! And still had a pretty white wood fence! 🎉

[@dm55]

Looks good from the highway. 👍

[@ChinaPanda1979]

LOL “Timber!” Love all of your content!! Such a great and rewarding life you made!! Thank you for sharing!!

[@Limogi]

Farmer Tyler, you should put gour manure on a heap and leave it a year before you spread it. Matured manure (compost) is much more nutritious & more easily taken up by plants. Newer manure really burns new growth and you will handicap your pastures.

[@BethFoster-lm7qq]

Thank you for taking us along. To help you, you might think about hiring a local teen or two, for chores; they would gain knowledge and you could get some help. Also, not to push too much, but don’t forget your sunscreen during the day.👍👏

[@marciaolson4878]

Morning FT! Good days work once again. Have a great weekend to you and yours! God’s blessings!❤❤❤

[@kevinwittstruck8764]

That is a really good idea how you park post digger right into the hole

[@tedlahm5740]

Did notice that.

[@barbaraberrier8840]

Little jobs done open space for larger jobs. Had to fence in my flowerpot garden to keep stray cats from using as litter box. Amazing how our mind makes decisions that make no sense. Bought manure dirt for garden but can't even consider eating potatoes that cats had pooped in.🙅 all a matter of your mind. Tyler thanks for sharing your life on the ranch.

[@louiselandry3716]

Tyler, you made an effort to give him a chance at life and tried your best to improve his situation. Decisions in this matter have to be taken to benefit the quality of the animal's life and I believe that the choice taken was best for him. I trust you to make the right choice because you care about your animals and want the best outcome for all involved. And of course I put it in the wrong video. Sorry folks.

[@bluetocop]

your an exacting guy.......so precise

[@user-tc6it4gk8s]

Hi Tyler I would love to have winter in the 70 but in Ontario we have very cold winters our weather never warms up till late April you never stop you are such a great farmer I look forward to your videos thankyou for hard work and your kindness with your animals!

[@davidhiebert1899]

I'm living vicariously through you FTR. However mundane you may think your tasks are, I find them very fascinating and entertaining. A couple of times just watching your methods have inspired me to solve a DIY project of my own. When I watch FTR, my girlfriend teases me and tells others "Don't bother him, he's doing his chores" After a long day treating patients, your channel re-centers me. Thanks for all the hard work you put into making it all look so easy. -d

[@jacqueline-fc8wb]

Me too.

[@farmertylerranch4399]

I appreciate that very much. Thank you!

[@boojasmine]

New subscriber- i get such enjoyment from your vids ( have binge watched at least 50), God bless you. Myles Maloney, Edmonton,Canada

[@melodeecurtis2999]

Great day to be a farmer 😁 all the little tasks make for a long day but very productive! Looks great Tyler have a blessed weekend 🙏🏻

[@jaclynalley809]

Good morning Tyler!! Got my new working pen completed and my Arrowquip chute set up! Thanks to you for the encouragement to get things done! Things are looking up on the farm!!!

[@stevensaxon8888]

Do you have a youtube channel?

[@jaclynalley809]

no

[@suzannesund4595]

@@jaclynalley809maybe you can get one, too. I love watching these videos!! ❤ I’d follow you for sure !!!

[@cherrydowns7745]

@@jaclynalley809 😟☹

[@stephaniewilson3955]

I always found that chipping away little by little worked the best.

[@donnaml8776]

WOW! Low 90° will feel like a relief there during the summer. That’s really hot. Sounds nice if it’s not too humid. Looking forward to mid 80’s here, I hope. Great job, getting things done. 😀

[@suzannesund4595]

Such a productive day !!! Thank you for sharing this with us. I loved watching the cattle race to the tall grass, they know just what to do!! Love all of it.

[@suzisaintjames]

14:15 when you paint the patch and posts white, everything will look perfect! 💖🌞🌵😷

[@tugonrye1984]

its a farm/ Ranch its a practical repair

[@donnaml8776]

I was thinking the same thing. All white (since the rest of the fence is white) no one will ever notice.

[@suzisaintjames]

@@tugonrye1984 you don't get it... He even says: the white fence is just for looks, the wire just behind it keeps the cows out. (Was it this video or the last?) The white fence is right by the house, so it looks nice for the wife and kids. 💖🌞🌵😷

[@robertsimmons3556]

It is that time of the year! Good post, all looks good on the FTR!

[@glennrollins8422]

We enjoy going along with you.

[@davidkraft3690]

You mentioned you did not think your 8N would have enough power to run the post hole digger. Our 8N was the only 3 point hitch tractor we had for years, and we drilled hundreds of post hole eith a simular post hole digger . It was a Danhouser/Dearborn.

[@randycharest4507]

I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO TYLER 😊

[@deb283028]

Rainy day for us in the Northeast. Our priority list is getting hammered. Love that screw hack for lining up the boards solo. Work safely and smarter is a good mantra.

[@jacqueline-fc8wb]

Me too.

[@jeanhecker4533]

As old as I am I never gave a thought about where my hamburger started out, let alone all the peripheral issues that need to be dealt with along the road to the grinder. I appreciate your concern for all your animals regardless of their ultimate purpose. I like your life. I like hearing about your Grandpa and I like that you give honor to his life.

[@davidk7324]

Thanks Tyler. I'll bet you dream about that scabbed board.

[@annebell7274]

Buddy's looking good ❤ You certainly take pride in your work. Jobs well done 👌👌👌😆😆💛

[@moniquedumoulin1974]

Your ingenuity is amazing. Your workmanship is so well thought out and executed.

[@gregedmand9939]

It's great to see Mount Tyler get all dressed and ready for another season!

[@lisaboardwine5633]

You're a pretty smart cookie. I love watching your videos ❤

[@robynmorris7945]

Many moons ago when I was little and helping daddy, we were not lucky enough to have an auger. I remember having to haul buckets of water to soften the hole….over a number of days to get those post holes dug. I so agree with your comment about the barb wire. There was always gobs of hair on the “barbs” where the cattle were reaching under or over the wire. Good luck on the priority list.

[@robertkelley1990]

That was a good long day of work I know u must be tired but a little at a time have a good day.

[@jerrygibs8120]

Appreciate the share Farmer Tyler. You accomplished a lot today and it was enjoyable to see. Hope that you have a great weekend. Stay safe and healthy. Blessings to you and your family in Jesus's Name, ☝🙏🙌💪👍👊

[@jackieconnor6845]

Wonderful episode, god….. lots of hard work, especially in that heat, well done you👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😊😊x

[@312countrygirl]

your such a hard worker! I'm a city girl and I love watching you do things on your ranch.

[@indiakant4796]

I LOVE YOUR SHOW❤❤❤❤❤!

[@aaronboo3763]

I've read somewhere it take humans 20 days to be fully used to the heat and or cold weather.

[@shadowlord5574]

These video's could be 4 hours long and i still want to see more.

[@lorrieannesilvey474]

Thank you for making my weekend a bit brighter.

[@jrsf222]

Coffee time for me‼️ 🌻

[@cajunnathan4586]

Rookie! Lol. You're doing a Great Job!

[@cajunnathan4586]

Overhere in Louisiana we wrap the end of post that we stick into the with Roofing Tar Paper for protection. Idk if that would be any help to you?

[@jmat5857]

Happy cows, happy farmer.

[@storiesinstones]

You made some very happy cows.

[@MillicentAspinet]

Always enjoy your videos, Farmer Tyler!

[@ZanGypsyQueen]

Good morning! Idea, can you create a couple of screens sieves for the manure spreader. Perhaps a pig panel welded to a frame for larger pieces and then a chicken wire, double over that to sift the small pieces. I’m from rock country this works well for us.

[@lindakinsey1093]

Thanks for all your hints and shares. This really helps the people who are trying to learn and do our own things. Have a great weekend and keep on keeping on.

[@RoBA7]

Great video again, thanks for the upload 😊

[@floydfarms1578]

You could fill in gateways with what you’re scraping up, fill in around tanks, etc. The list never ends! Had our own issues today trying to get ready for hay. Tractor kept blowing the starter relay fuse, turned out the neutral safety sensor was the culprit so gonna have to pick up that part tomorrow.

[@Julia_Teeker]

Timber. 😆 Speaking of working alone, you should have an apprentice! You’re so smart and such a great teacher, somebody would really benefit from your skills. ❤

[@paulamurzin867]

Good job on the fence. Cows are sure happy.

[@mikedaugharty5544]

70 DEG and under is perfect for me everything else is hot and sun makes it twice as hot

[@tmichael_54]

When do you use concrete versus simply packing it with dirt?

[@driesolivier2288]

Hi Tyler If you want you can build a grid to put on top of the manure spreader so that rocks and concrete pieces do not go through the spreader.

[@davidmerrifield7881]

Good work Tyler😊

[@jackiedixon7801]

Just attach it! Not sure of a better way to say that! 😂😂 you did great Tyler it looks amazing!!!

[@parklynrakocy-sheckart3384]

.like that your thinking outside the box

[@azamyahmad]

Absolutely beautiful sharing adventure documentary countryside content video and you doing such an amazing job .. gorgeous filming edition camera work looks super awesome super amazing, keep it up and looking forward to more adventures from your video channel .. million thanks from Montreal QC Canada ..

[@reaskelton4939]

good job FTR

[@johnzink3309]

Thx

[@Alfred19947]

Another great video FTR. Sometimes your narrative reminds me of the movie, “The Martian.” You know how you eat an elephant? …. One bite at a time. Looking forward to your next one.

[@lintlamb8397]

Sometimes you just have to compromise your best effort just to get the job done. The fence looks good, and that was a good idea to use the barb-less wire.

[@user-xy7fr2hf4r]

Dang that fence looks good Tyler 😊

[@freddylove9914]

GREAT JOB TYLER

[@tedlahm5740]

Never saw that white fence before? House located next to the fence.

[@LLthereistome2024]

I love it when you brought out the big gun... lolol much easier 😅

[@nadeenflynn9673]

Bit by bit, it all gets done somehow. Buddy is SO fat! Definitely living his best life!

[@alicem7869]

Now you have to paint the brown posts white

[@williamokeeffe9874]

May I ask where do the trains go that we here in the video thanks

[@coyroberts8356]

Be safe and lots of h2o!!😊

[@gailrowland1672]

❤️

[@jennifermartinus4929]

Wird works too. 👍🐂

[@carolynh8866]

I was just envisioning all that corral soil going into a veggie patch

[@alanlanghorn9528]

Must end up with a shovel handle with a end worn well from using it as a post ramming tool

[@julienneleathers8904]

Farmer Tyler, I'm gonna keep asking until you do it or you say you've already done it! Did you cap those oil pipes?! Love always! Keep up the good work!

[@jamessparks2691]

Just wondering ..did the rice straw create any problems when scraping? It sure helped with mud last winter

[@kimmy917429]

Does your mom still live in the farmhouse or does your family? I'm a little confused of where everything is located. Love your videos

[@deaniseshewokis3315]

I love when you can do things and not have a lot of issues. This isn’t our year for that . How do you keep things from breaking so myvh

[@tedlahm5740]

“Headed Out”. Becoming a seed farmer?

[@joannemurnaghan8921]

Hi Tyler how are things going today

[@MrsZen1]

Cats are like, too. Have to themselves on new things.

[@Misty45-kx3bz]

💖💖💖💖🙏

[@jackmill4235]

Are you missing the cutting blades on the bottom of your posthole digger are does it not have one.

[@rickmcclain2480]

You need a spud bar old buddy

[@ninjanana1272]

👍👍❤🐂

[@mikemiller6012]

Are cows able to eat the heading of the grass without getting sick

[@user-bf5bh4bi9y]

💜🙋🏼‍♀️🤗

[@PapaJack68]

🚜

[@dmark6699]

Take a well deserved rest.

[@dariusmooney14]

That Bismark bull is small for the age.

[@budprine1591]

I have a question. When you plumb a post why do you plumb both sides? Are your posts not square?

[@alfredomarotta6604]

N and S, E and W. Hope make sense. Left and right one way and left and right the other way.🤷 Got nothing to do if post is square or not.

[@budprine1591]

@@alfredomarotta6604 Oh, and I thought North and South were parallel as well as East and West aligning with each other.