THE SIMPLE 2 MINUTE FODDER GROUP HARVESTING SYSTEM!

Anyone Can Harvest A Fodder Group System In Only A Few Minutes Each Day
There is no removing trays and all of the hard work has been removed from the process.
👉 Place two hands on the grassy part of the fodder
👉 Slide the fodder to the front of the tray
👉 Remove fodder from the tray and place onto a table or straight into your transport receptacle
Could it be any more simple than this?
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[@joeyoler3432]

I bet the older gentleman was thinking: put down the camera and help us 😂

[@sorban5352]

I...would definitively sleep on in. It look confortable.

[@FodderGroup]

$120 a night including breakfast

[@sorban5352]

@@FodderGroup If I get to pet the animals we have a deal.

[@KrusinTheSierra]

My goals!

[@rhodamiranda2425]

Sir, can u share videos how to germinate the seeds and what materials do we need to make our harvest just like that.. thanks

[@FodderGroup]

Great idea, I’ll do a video on that soon

[@kevinjmellis]

How much do they sell the already grown fodder for?

[@FodderGroup]

That's a great question. Up to $1 per pound. In Australia between $1.50 & $2.50 per kg.

[@ADogNamedStay]

Why didn't you bake straight up and just slide it in?

[@raterus]

Wish you sold small systems for hobby farmers! I don't need a trailer, just a corner of the garage!

[@njutarn8381]

Diy

[@kushalpurkait7283]

Pls sir tell me how much nutrient is there in hydroponic wheat fodder? (From India💖)

[@FodderGroup]

More than any other feed - check here www.foddergroup.com

[@abhisheksarnaik7461]

sir what is better used in hydroponic 🌽 corn or wheat ?

[@FodderGroup]

Barley works best.

[@pvskaina]

Aloha from Hawaii I am interested in purchasing a unit will you be able to ship to Honolulu Oahu?

[@FodderGroup]

Absolutely, huge opportunities in Hawaii

[@alikhantalipbayev8112]

So it is used outdoors, but can it stand when its -20 C outside?

[@FodderGroup]

It can operate outside however under a shed or cover would be ideal in those conditions.

[@shinan_02]

Is it wheatgrass or barley grass?

[@FodderGroup]

Barleygrass, it yields a better result for what we do

[@khaledyousre3742]

How much time does it take to grow ؟ Can I harvest it after only 1 day

[@FodderGroup]

The first harvest takes 4 days then you are harvesting 1500lbs every single day. The system essentially has 4 days of growth happening at the same time.

[@khaledyousre3742]

@@FodderGroup so i can get 1500 lbs food every day for the cows

[@FodderGroup]

@@khaledyousre3742 that is correct Khaled

[@hanalolaimi7840]

How much this system cost me to produce 1200 kg daily? I am in Chicago

[@MakeMoneyFromHomein]

This is chemical gun against human. Do you understand it?

[@akbarrazakiaazhara8629]

1 cow can spend how many kilos of seeds?

[@FodderGroup]

1kgs of seed becomes 5kgs of fresh fodder in 4 days.

[@dispmonk]

@@FodderGroup 😂 Hardly sustainable

[@FodderGroup]

@@dispmonk yes that’s not using resources well is it? Only 1:5 grain to fresh product. Goodness me.

[@patmog]

Mostly water though. I fell in the KZbin rabbit hole, but when I went to Google scholar it seemed to me that it was hard to find research to support this. Can you point to academic research on the topic that supports your claim? Also why didn’t they back up to the truck so they didn’t have to walk back and forth…

[@dougduehring]

How much do one of those fodder lengths weigh each?

[@FodderGroup]

That depends on how much grain you put on Doug

[@michaelheery7427]

I must bring this video to irish farmee.. U say 50k $ ..how is shipping cost?

[@FodderGroup]

I'd expect shipping cost to Ireland to come in around $6K USD.

[@harinathkatikala8781]

@foddergroup inc unit cost along with shipping charges ??

[@harinathkatikala8781]

i am from india

[@FodderGroup]

We would build it locally rather than ship. Head to www.foddergroup.com for details.

[@melissalyons5958]

Where do u get your seeds?

[@FodderGroup]

Various grain suppliers in the different countries

[@randomviewer2370]

how many mobths to grow like that?

[@FodderGroup]

4-5 days inside the system to grow to that size.

[@lewismwaihinga7681]

How much for the system?

[@FodderGroup]

Please enquire through the form on www.foddergroup.com

[@michaelheery7427]

A tractor costs 100,000$ here. But they cannot get workers for farms here..

[@FodderGroup]

Wow that is expensive

[@michaelheery7427]

@@FodderGroup farming here is massive machinery business and huge sheds etc Am sure EU will make them change for green house gss envoirmental reasons. Do you sell anywhere in EUROPE .

[@michaelheery7427]

Am going to show vids to a few farmers here. But knowing farmers i better have some money FIGURES /PROFIT from guys who use your system. I know its difficult to compare with OZ.. its alll SLURRY SPREADING and SILAGE BALED HERE.. SNOWING HERE AT MOMENT OK..

[@FodderGroup]

We are in the US now

[@bambangnurwito6639]

Seed ???

[@FodderGroup]

Mainly barley but sometimes wheat

[@bambangnurwito6639]

@@FodderGroup Ooo...thank you always success

[@FodderGroup]

Bambang Nur wito and you sir

[@MakeMoneyFromHomein]

Ah I think harvesting animals chimically is more dangerous for animal's health and ours. How can herb grow just in 2 minutes? This is chimical gun against human being

[@FodderGroup]

You seem to be confused. We don't use chemicals, our product is grown organically. I wish is was in 2 minutes, its actually 4-5 days and it can and has been done for a long time now.

[@gettingoffthecouchnow]

Most fodder scientific studies show that their is more value in the dry grain than their is in the fodder. The increase in volume from the sprouted grain/fodder looks impressive but the vast majority of it is water. Their is no actual gain in value in the sprouting of the grain and in some cases their may be a loss (Thomas and Reddy study) and others

[@shinan_02]

It is way more nutritious than grain (even if you compare same dry mass). So don't be in a misconception of just seeing the weight, see the nutrients as well ! Microgreens are also great anti-oxidants for human , explore on them as well.

[@dispmonk]

This is nonsense. Seed production will not keep up with demand.

[@FodderGroup]

What is nonsense is you making statements such as that. Making available grain go 5 times further. Using a fraction of the water required to grow the same amount of feed in the ground. How’s your solution coming along?