You tell me....Is this the wrong way to farm?

[@exlimey1417]

Water will bring out the skunk smell even more. I had a lab that got hit once. I did the Dawn, peroxide and baking soda mix initially that really knocked it down. However, every time he got rained on, even years later, it would resurface.

[@georgefarning69]

I did the same thing. Same results

[@dmark6699]

Tomato Juice or spray odor neutralizer.

[@RickP654]

I learned something today Josh. I did NOT know that "spring in the air" just smelled like skunk spray. Woooooo!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

lol...yep good ol spring stinky

[@michaelblum6222]

As you know, I love the "lives", but this is just as great as a live. You get so much material with out stopping to read the questions.

[@kellycarver2500]

Those stones would make a great foundation for a nice out building, or maybe even a nice wall..Stone is beautiful and will outlast anything else.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

they crumble....I've thought about it too...but these stones flake and crumble over time....most of what I'm picking up is crumbles off a bigger stone

[@ad1011000]

Video made me happy..was sad at 1st for Mike at our Wyoming life😢

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

yep...I just watched Mikes vid....so horrible and I know how he feels...except I didn't have a family to bust up!

[@deepthinker42]

Dawn dishwashing liquid. Use it. Both you and Buddy will be happier.

[@stuartgibson1896]

Josh, I’ve got some experience with flooding fence problems. 4 strands of high tensile electric fence. Use a good pin type insulator and a limiting switch. The switch will shut off the electric when the water gets up too high. With the pin type insulators the water may break the pin but 4 inch zip ties can replace the pin and are cheap. Or you can use a nail. The nails might break the insulator. We normally do 4 wires bottom is 8-12 inches off the ground and not a hot wire. Top 3 wires are hot and about 12 inches apart.

[@scottsmith6846]

Hey Josh thank you for the video woo

[@fricknjeep]

good show john

[@thomasarnold2465]

Hello . It's unusual to see without a cap on . Glad you got Buddy hanging with you

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

that's how I go incognito in public too...no hat no shades lol

[@sparis1020]

Use this on your pup The formula is: 1 quart of 3 percent hydrogen peroxide (fresh bottle), • ¼ cup of baking soda (sodium bicarbonate), and • 1-2 teaspoons of liquid dish soap. It will take away the smell after you wash him. It is amazing stuff.

[@ClickinChicken]

WOOO! Pursuing Freedom. I don't see anything wrong here.

[@farmerrod3159]

I have a Kawasaki Mule utv, a great machine also. I put a hydralic lift on my dump bed instead of lifting by hand, mostly to help my wife. We also have a Kubota utv. I agree with you about the different advantages of both. Always picking up rocks on my farm too. The grand kids are a great help. Be safe out there, farmer rod

[@denniscleveland669]

I use to play with those big tadpoles, when I was little. I thought the tiny black ones were cool as.

[@backwoodsboy8355]

On the farm I grew up on and the farm I have now we always have a rock hill, every rock we pick up on our farm we dump there just in case we want to build something from those rocks.

[@jalopyjoe4483]

Was hear. Wooooo!

[@dijohnson4848]

What! My dad and I used to haul rocks by the 2 ton dump truck load 35 years ago.

[@fit4ya1975]

What a good dog man and the Farm is lookin really good!

[@TheCritterWindow]

I live on a large creek. Water is hard to stop. How about cutting 2' off the bottom in bad areas then add cattle panel strips that will hinge up under pressure. If you get any build up just lift and clean.

[@philwhite5815]

Cole the cornstar's Brother Cooper ran over to it his dogs. My brother-in-law ran over there hunting dog because they weren't paying attention to where the dogs were laying. So I totally understand making the dog obey you.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Yep….dogs that don’t mind or have safety awareness don’t stay on the farm long

[@R3turnto53nd3R]

A tomato juice bath for the dog after a skunk bath ... works great !

[@leer-winnobbeefarms2131]

the leaning posts are a good idea

[@Telluridepilot]

I have a similar issue on my property in Colorado. I used the black silt barrier that is used to keep dirt from washing into the street from a lot that is under construction and doesn’t have grass on it yet. The orange snow fence works too. I couldn’t use the orange fence because I’m too close to town and it would be seen more than the silt fence. Good luck.

[@jerryhubbard4461]

To turn the water on the bad fence area, a motor grader making some good wind rows.

[@petermavus4131]

Some of those cows look like the Goodyear blimp only black....carrying big time.

[@ShaneZettelmier]

For the flood area fence, I would consider something more like a horse fence, it’s not as good for keeping out predators, but you don’t have a large net to collect debris, so it will let it flow through easier, basically just a two or three rail fence that would keep the cows in but would not be essentially a giant net to catch debris. Then, if it floods, it will just wash under the fence and not build up debris. 🤔

[@fnitup]

On the flood areas, I’d switch from a woven fence to a multi strand high tensile fence. The derbies would flow through it a lot better and it is easier to repair. I just did about 1800 ft of a 7 strand alternating hot/ground am happy with the results. I did 7 strands to keep goats in and predators out but 4 or 5 works well for cattle. I’ve got about 2 miles more to do…. One post at a time.

[@kennethhanson560]

You need a stone fork, I use mine in my garden a ton.

[@kylem9834]

Take your backhoe and ditch on the outside of the fence with the dirt piled between the ditch and fence and divert it

[@jerrywalker2699]

I really enjoy ur videos ❤❤

[@blindwisdom9665]

I suggest the secondary fence plus it might be a little cheaper than hauling in a bunch of dirt you might have to do the math❤

[@melaniekeen3611]

SRF that 574 sounds just like our TYM 474CH. We bought ours from Smiths Enterprise in Salemburg NC. We love it

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

nice...them Smith boys are great people!

[@braxtonwitt1731]

Always found barb wire/high tinsel works better on those creek bottoms, keep the bottom strand little high let the debris flow under and through where they woven wire won’t.

[@briangrammer898]

❤video ❤can’t wait for more calving ❤your amazing ❤you make it look easy ❤ picking up rocks ❤I know you have your late evenings with badger milk❤

[@ApisVenandi]

It's fall down under in Australia...

[@dwanerusselburg7435]

That is a really good video Josh

[@dorothydevinney694]

Í aways washed my dog's with tomato juice...works great.

[@janmilos5975]

Baking soda, dawn and peroxide. make a paste and rub on area. NO WATER.

[@stephenreese5921]

Who needs a gym when you have a Stoney ridge farm with a field of rocks to pickup?

[@denniscleveland669]

I think some people leave the bottom of the fence loose so the water can push it open and the debris flows through as well.

[@rickmorgan211]

I'm recouping from a ankle surgery I'm fairly new to ur channel But in future would like some insight,-advice to having a very small farm in the mountains of new Mexico. Love everything I've seen so far!!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

keep on watching and look back at some of the early content...over 1500 vids on the channel...chekc out facebook too...great info there

[@toddpacheco4748]

Josh,it’s a shame that buddy couldn’t help picking up rocks with you 😮😊❤

[@65wldstln]

Millennial Farmer has rock grabber for his fields. Would something like that work for you? Or a rock rake?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Zach's place is much much larger with much more open flat land....and tillage...we'll pick these up and it's pretty much one time and done...then maintenance for the next hundred years lol

[@65wldstln]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer😂

[@Roadfarms]

Man your videos funny and fun😂

[@dennissweeney7743]

Wow friendly

[@peterzwicker6491]

There are rock pickers and harrows that can gather those rocks.

[@Comshawfactory]

For your dog smell. I had to use tomato juice it helped. But left the dog out side! From the west coast of Tennessee

[@jamie6805]

Hey JOSH, have you contacted your TYM dealer about the hydraulics on your T5 74 they should be able to come out and fix that issue with it. I work for TYM dealer and we’ve had to fix a few of them that does that over here in Georgia so I’d reach out to them and let them know about it. They can probably come out and take a look at hydraulics, have a good one brother

[@appelmac1]

Run it to the creek bc you have the tools to do dirt work. Fix fence and be done.

[@toddmiller8216]

Build swales to redirect the water to the creek. I would not install a false fence.

[@leethompson7290]

Hi Josh When the dog gets sprayed by a skunk, you can buy a spray bottle of phooh. They say it will work for skunk smell.

[@RobertJones-ey9qz]

There's some stuff that's called Pooph, (I think that's how it's spelled) it is available at some Walmart stores. They claim it will cure skunk.

[@markziegler3551]

a Harley rake on the front of the skid steer or Ventrac would be perfect to get the debris away from the fence. I would switch to barbed wire either a 5 or 6 strand and the debris goes through much better. Tall grass can get caught on the wire but not the tree debris goes right through.

[@jaholl97]

I used to back over the bank just enough so that ypu could lift the box and dump the rocks. Just make you set the emergency brake good.👍

[@johnhedglin9144]

That's a good, stinky dog.

[@amandar7719]

Gregg Judy has fibreglass, UV resistant, lifetime warranty, perimeter fence posts that are hammered deep, deep into the ground and bend back after debris pressure (from above or washed to the side) is released. I think he has an arrangement with the manufacturer. He talks about the posts in his beginners grazing schools and has a few videos about them with methods on how to install and tips and tricks for stony ground, bends and inclines. Not sure they would be suitable for mesh style wire fencing, though. He uses strands of high tensile wire. But they might be better suited for you in the areas susceptible to pasture flood wash, pond overflows and under trees. That being said, 5” of rain in a few hours is hard on any property; flat or sloping!!!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

I know Greg personally, have seen the fencing...it's not something that I'd want on my farm...just being honest. I work with a ton of fencing professionals and it's just not something a reputable contractor would install. Great cheap fencing if you're leasing property...but our fences are 10 times better than that homeowner grade DIY stuff....it's like comparing peel and stick plastic tile to marble if ya get my drift...not bad...does the job....and it's appropriate for some

[@dmark6699]

When it comes to removing stone one day at a time.

[@michaelblum6222]

Love it, Thank you Josh. AND IT''S OVER THE WALL WHAT A GRAND SLAM FOR THE WIN.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

lol...love it!

[@babybluesfarm8595]

Thought that Toyota was Mrs Stoney ridges

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

yep....nope...there is no Mrs SR my friend

[@dsulli7383]

He was just letting her drive it lol

[@jayroser9876]

I wonder if that was a major area for glaciers. Where I live is the same and a lot of different types of stones especially sandstone where the glacier ground down everything in its path

[@markcroucher3977]

Josh, I'm sure you know this but, others may not. Give Buddy a bath with 1 part hydrogen peroxide, dawn dish, and 1 part baking soda. This is rubbed in heavy and the smell is gone.

[@carlmenzel8744]

Josh you'll have to do a walk though on your collection of cars and trucks you got enough there for a videos worth.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

lol...and I keep buying more like a dummy!

[@carlmenzel8744]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I've got 4 regos ranging from $800 to $1000 it gets expensive real quick what are the regos like in the states?

[@moun7ainc0w]

One day you’ll realize the Kawasaki Mule is the utv you’ve been looking for

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

yep....we shall see for sure....I'd love to try one

[@DonaldBump-fe4wz]

Tomato sauce two or three cans to give him a bath

[@jamesoncross7494]

When you animal friend gets sprayed, if you wash them off immediately with dawn dish soap it will take 90% of the smell away.

[@aaronjewell711]

Vinegar Dawn dish soap it'll get rid of the stink on the dog

[@denniscleveland669]

See if there’s a flow control valve in the hydraulic line.

[@denniscleveland669]

Try some “POOF” and let us know if it works. 😂 Remember, ya gotta say poof, like you do your wooo.

[@matthewboyd3297]

51. Head of cattle.

[@duffyd4907]

OK, if you seriously think a first date of picking up rocks is going to foster a long term relationship, me and you need to have a long talk! 😄

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

lol.....more of a 3rd date project....I'm dating now and she's actually asked if she could come pick rocks with me...surprising huh!

[@jtc1947]

Hi Josh, Hope that BUDDY will get to smelling sweet again and LEARN TO STAY AWAY FROM THE SKUNKS! BLESSED BE! BTW? No farm gear that can pick up some of those rocks? At least some of the smaller stuff?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Amen!! Thanks for the comment....folks wanna fix the problem...hows he gonna learn to stay away from stinky skunk if I shampoo him...that's just punishing me lol

[@jtc1947]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmerHopefully BUDDY has learned that the striped kitties are to be TOTALLY AVOIDED! Wish that you had some help with the rocks or there was some kind of gear to help scrape those things up. You, Pets & Critters BE WELL/ SAFE / COMFORTABLE & BLESSED BE!

[@Jdn-xc7uo]

I’ve heard tomato juice works

[@mickavery5030]

There is a rock picker machine out there

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

I've got 2 of them....both hands lol....again my brother....we don't have to do everything from the cab of a tractor...it's kinda nice to get out and spend a day in the sunshine

[@tomsuelyblaisdell]

There is a KZbin channel of a farm in upper New York state that has a rock picker. It works well.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

yeppers....I hear ya....but I honestly don't mind it a bit

[@philwhite5815]

Whoa man. Can you turn that headshine down a little bit? You're going to hurt Everybody's retina. Lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

nope...she's all organic up there lol...no regenerative hair growth yet lol

[@terifunk3861]

you look good with a shaved head.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Thanks

[@TheBeacker1]

You have a crap load of rocks... use them to make something to block/catch the debris.

[@douglasroberts2250]

show me a rock star , she'd be a keeper

[@davidmcouch7453]

Have you tried a Rock Rake on the back of your TYM to get the rocks? Also they sell a hydraulic dump bed kit for the Honda

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

yessir....but sometimes ya just gotta get the old work gloves out

[@kenanibranovic6602]

Dirt and rocks barriers only solve problems on this side of the fence

[@kellycarver2500]

You should have tried to scrub the stink off Buddy, and I think he should be riding in those tractors with you because you are running his poor legs off. That's the best friend you will likely ever have, and more faithful than any human you will ever know, too. I have been a T.I. over thirty years and could write a book about all of the terrible things they have done to me. Back in 18. I was going through a horrible skin problem, (which I believe were BYO/WEPPONZ being tested on me and my one of 3 dogs who had it, and which forced us to put him down early, and nearly killed me as well due to unbelievable amount of suffering)..I was checking my skin w a magnifying glass and found some really strange, matching sets of holes in my inner wrists and knees. I never seen anything like them, and knew they were not parasite related. No parasite drills matching SETS of holes, all the same size, in the same areas on both sides of the body like that! The holes looked like tiny tunnels. And I wanted to know WHAT WAS IN THEM. So I got a sterile needle, and I OPENED UP THOSE HOLES, and took samples of the fluid and viewed it under my scope. It was as if I had stepped into a sci fi movie, no lie. It was a clear COMPUTERIZED GEL that had a ladder shaped GRID system, tiny pine tree shaped antennas that had perfect little metallic looking balls on the tip of every branch, and tiny rices shaped batteries around the perimeter of the grid system, and the antennas were COLLAPSING themselves, condensing as the sample cooled to room temp!! It acted ALIVE! I researched this horror and found a pic of it, in a different configuration, right on D/A/R/P/A/S site. I won't go into any more on this here as it gets removed..but know that I am a Christian and didn't really think about it much that I was watched constantly and 'God talked to me' sometimes. (Which He DOES do, but it WASN'T HIM most of the time.) Of the 3 dogs I had, one was my favorite. I loved them all, but the smallest had been an answer to prayer. Anyway, he had started having violent seizures the year we got him, over 10 yrs ago, now. He had them EVERY MONTH for over nine years! The vets tried meds that didn't work, and sometimes they were so bad we had to run him to the vet to be knocked out to 'reset' his noggin they said. Doing this can ALSO cause death, so it was always very stressful and I always prayed and cried, because it hurt me to see my baby writhing in pain so terrible..Well one day, my husband and I were sitting here in our living room and my babydog was at our feet. My husband's cell was a few feet away, and we heard it put out a strange, but quiet, high pitched noise that it never made. Suddenly, my little dog IMMEDIATELY started violently seizing! And that is when we knew that the FILTHYAJENTZ that had been harassing and terrorizing me most of my life WERE CAUSING the seizures!! Busted them RED HANDED! They stopped causing the seizures that very day, but about two weeks later, my dog went BLIND, and started having organ problems. His little belly swelled up, and I busted them putting strange sounds out of my comp speakers, then the comp itself, then even the tower, (at least I think it was/is the wretched twr across the str,. ((fittingly named MONARCH TWRS LLC)) but it could have been the dummeter recently installed or even the streetlight, i haven't checked yet to see if it's G/enabled. The scumbags continued to hurt him, and a couple days before Thanksgiving 22 they started shocking him every hr or two, so we couldn't get any rest. It was horrific what the scumbags did to him..he died in my arms on Thanksgiving Day about 4 PM. The filthy MONZTERZ were ENJOYING hurting him, and ME.They ENJOY hurting and killing helpless, innocent animals and ppl that have no way to DEFEND THEMSELVES against what they were/ARE doing! The absolutely SICK FREAKS do not deserve the AIR THEY BREATH, and I mean that wholeheartedly! They are fortunate I don't know where they are! There is NO DENYING what they are doing to us, and we busted them doing other things as well! KEEP YOUR LOVED ONES AWAY FROM ALL DIGITAL THINGS, and if you hear anything making a strange sound, shut if OFF FAST and BLOCK IT with a louder noise! Watch Dr Lee Meritt also and do parasite cleanses..and unplug all applyances not in use. Esp those that could hurt you if they were remotely used..And if you don't know JESUS, please GET SAVED. SHARE THIS! And I know this sounds strange, but bake or boil everything you consume, as the other stuff is now being added to many things.

[@annakissed3226]

Use Hemp string instead of Nylon for Hay Bailing I asked the GPT4 based CoPilot to summarise the situation "yes, a farmer could safely replace the nylon string used to bind rolls or bales of hay with hemp string. Hemp string is a natural option for binding hay that has several advantages over nylon string. Some of these advantages are: Hemp string is digestible and biodegradable, which means it won’t harm the animals or the environment if accidentally ingested or left in the field12. Hemp string is durable enough for the small round bales produced by some balers2. You just have to make sure that the hemp product you are buying is of full weight and full length, and not weak or short13. Hemp string is rot-resistant and UV-stable, which means it won’t degrade or break down easily when exposed to moisture or sunlight2. This is important for hay stored indoors or under cover, as well as for bales left in the field as feed12."

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

sissle twine falls apart within weeks when we store the hay outside like I do....it's not hemp anymore...it's called sissle twine and I'll never buy hay with it again because it falls off

[@annakissed3226]

​@StoneyRidgeFarmer hemp rope was used on seaships for hundreds of years. It can easily be impregnated with a natural wax to stop water penetration. But you would need to test it's safe for animals. The hemp rope you can obtain might be as you describe but it doesn't HAVE to be that bad. Thanks for replying and great videos. Good luck with all the construction. Oh and thanks for feeding us & stopping global warming. I hope today is the worst day of the rest of your long & happy life.

[@markrabbia8281]

Josh can you put an electric actuator on the Honda dump bed too help with. That kind of rock weight?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

yep...you can put an electric dump on it

[@danielalamo2075]

About your trees they told you to remove for your septic system. My wife just read about a woman that found out about protected plants. She planted them in her yard and had the neighbors do the same. Because a guy was trying to force people to sell their homes so he could put in a mall. He lost. The plant was Echinacea. And she thought the state was North Carolina. I don't know if that will help you, but I wanted to mention an option that someone else used.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

lol...yep you can buy Echinacea in the flower department at lowes so I doubt that's gonna work...and....I don't want more govt' on my land at all!!!!

[@GM6.7]

Youd think jute string woud be used but thats probably twice the price

[@kurtsimmons1587]

I don’t know why but a lot of people I follow I’ve been unsubscribed from. I think I’ve clicked the subscribe button three times for your channel in the last few weeks. Anyway peroxide with baking soda and dawn will eliminate that skunk odor. It will take at least 20 to 30 minutes soaking on the dogs. Do not use water at first because that just activates the smell.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

thanks!

[@onewayt]

no plastic hay string for me sisal is what i prefer

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

sisal rots so quickly when we store our bales outside....it basically turns to mush after a couple weeks....net wrap is awesome! But expensive!

[@denniscleveland669]

Red shirt, in the pasture with Donny?

[@jerrylansbury9558]

Your loader tractor might have a flow control valve restrictor inline. However. I have learned first hand...... when you have a tractor loader and double cylinders to tip the bucket.......the speed of tipping the bucket is almost cut in half. I have a loader with only one cylinder. Major difference ! And.......this is why most people go towards a skid loader. Smaller cylinder diameter thus more speed. Large cylinders or more cylinders....less speed. Basic logic. My tractor and loader......when using it ......its like my arm...... ( a bit slower ) can move much quicker. The primary lift cylinders are " one way " . That alone is less restriction ! Hence much faster movement !

[@Fireops1993]

Hydro peroxide bath and then Dawn dishwasher soap repeat as necessary, then give them a bath was nice shampoo

[@jerrylansbury9558]

Dumping rocks in a waterway wont stop erosion. Rocks ( objects create churning which causes more erosion ! The reason for erosion is because too much water is forced through a small area. And... in this case.....remove the trees around the waterway .. grass wont grow very well in the shade. Also...widen the waterways so the water can spread out when there are heavy rains. To do that simply push the sides down into the lower areas..and seed it down. Never renovate a large area at one time. Because about the time you get it finish. You can have a heavy rain and wash everything out again. Do short segments at a time. Key....widen out waterways and remove trees to prevent shading !!! Do not ruin the land scape by dumping rocks and tires in waterways ! Fix them right ! I moved no our farm 40 years ago. Had over 700 tires and maybe 5 truck loads of large rock in the waterway that was 200 yards long. I started at the time......widen the waterway and removed the tires and rock and reseeded it. I now have a nice smooth waterway I use for haying.

[@ronthacker211]

Got a Rock Rake to rake rocks but the rock rake did not rake rocks very well, so I sold the rock rake to another guy for raking rocks. He didn't like it either so he sold the rock rake too. Maybe I just didn't know the secrets of using one?!?

[@michaelsilva8854]

Good video thanks ! Get one of those permaculture guys to design a swale or or two. would that create bigger issues ?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

might experiment with swales on day

[@shelhenderson7008]

What do you so about soil compation if anything?Have the best day

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

I think you mean "compaction" and we tread lightly on our pastures...if we need to rip it with a subsoiler we will

[@blindwisdom9665]

Play Josh I'd like to start off saying love the videos I've got a curiosity question you reckon maybe Raptor attachments might have like a heavy duty super robust landscape rake that you can pull behind your tractor and rake up the Rocks it'll be a lot easier to pick up

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

these arent pastures that I can rake at this point...I'll pull up all the biomass from rotting hay bales and manure...doing this by hand is peaceful and I enjoy getting out and working...still waiting on that first date for rock picking lol

[@blindwisdom9665]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer that's great understandable I know you said it's the first generation form and you want to keep it up racing to be your children and children's children the future generations to come

[@jerrylansbury9558]

My comment here is not meant for Josh 33:57 A break fence is the answer yes ! However...why on earth would anyone use woven wire in a flood prone area ?? Are we trying to " net " everything out of the flood waters ???? If your going to use woven wire....at least yes.....make it so it will breck away. Attach the wire lightly to the downstream side of the post ! When flood waters hit it...the wires is pushed open. With an opening it will put less force on the other parts of the fence. But....first get rid of the woven wire !

[@markrabbia8281]

Josh instead of a dirt break can you use used k rails or the jersey walls?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

for what now? Not sure I'm understanding what you mean

[@markrabbia8281]

You were talking about putting in a dirt break or a sacrificial fence to keep the debris from floods off the perimeter fence. If you could get the jersey barriers they would keep the debris off, plus divert the water off the fence

[@deeremt9532]

Do you still have the electric tractor? I heard from Tractor Time with Tim that it appears the company went belly up?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

yep still got it...more to come on this for sure

[@michaelaversa5572]

I'd say do a trench rather than bring dirt in, but you think you were mad at the septic deal... Don't let the EPA'ers see that ! Ha ..

[@psalms125selah]

My Grandparents use to use distilled vinegar baths to get the skunk smell off of the dogs and clothing! Could designing a swell or swells be an option for redirecting the water to a lower location on that plot of land?

[@sallystingray9927]

All deer have dew claws, actually. So that's not an ideal way to distinguish between buck or doe.