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Bubbler drops water temperature faster. Water freezes at 32 no matter what

Roosters ONLY fight when severely contained or when hens are present.

Great video-thanks for making this! I've had three cylinders I've been putting off for about 10 years because I've never repacked one before. It doesn't look too hard now; I just need to track down the correct seals. Appreciate the clear instructions!

I have a float valve on my cattle water tank and put a siphon hose from that tank to the goat water tank and then a siphon hose from the goat water tank to my (mostly dry) pond. The last siphon hose had a freeze miser on it and it worked great until it got clogged up with some grass.

Super idea.👍👍👍

this video is super informative and well-produced! but honestly, i think using shrink bags might not be the most eco-friendly option for packaging poultry. there should be more focus on sustainable alternatives that can still keep food fresh without harming the environment. what do you all think?

Ive used the california bander on bulls and it is definitely more reliable than the ring banders especially on mature bulls. Also I like your makeshift squeeze chute it's very similar to mine, thank you for sharing.

So i think i heard you say it was 18 degrees when you first walked out to check it? the miser seemed to be allowing water through at the same rate, about the same amount of trickle - as i do when i run my faucets manually. My question is - will it hold that same flow rate if the temp got down to 0 throught the night or would it let even more water pass through? I ask bc on vids where they do a test on a new one. You put it in the freezer for an hour then immediatly connect it. Since the device is near freezing, from being in the freezer an hour - a lot of water is coming through and if it's warm out, the miser will all but stop dripping. Test complete. Unit is working right. Thing is, i just saw on connected after being in the freezer and that thing was pouring out water full force almost! then it slowed and stopped. The way they should work is no matter if the temp is 30 or -0 degrees - it should only let water through at the rate yours was doing at 18 degrees. What do you think?

Very nice video

How many feet of that wire with those spools hold?

What size is that one?

This has just happened to my calf in the upper leg and after watching your video I went and did this. The tape is genius but I had to use wood as I had no pipe. I just want to thank you. My calf struggled a little to get up but he is up. Now we wait.

Extra good 🥩 beef.

Definitely my favorite new channel as a first generation rancher who is a senior citizen. You have a great gift in your informative presentations. Thank you so much! You rock! 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼

Yeeaahh…she’s WAAAYY too old to still be bothering her poor mother for milk. Time for a lesson in growing up, girl!

Thanks for posting this. I have a 1994 4630 4WD with cab and same 7310 loader. The cylinder on opposite side started leaking a two weeks ago and got worse fast. I am going to do this this afternoon. It looks like a project just to change the seals. Thinking about bring cylinder into shop and let them change them. How did the rest of the project go for you?

Great tip.🎉

Looks like after you get it smoothed, you need several loads of limestone since you are driving there all the time

Are you still using that device 9 years later?

Hirse fly

How do you mean by clean up bull

How well does it work if the pasture has grass?

great video

That Calf is almost as big as it’s Mom!

Looks like it works but I can’t say for sure :)

Noooo. All the GR series as well. Zero turn fenders on zd and zg... I don't find Kubota parts that expensive relatively. Try owning the green one if you think it's expensive. And it's just as plastic.

Use granulated garlic instead of garlic powder. It is heavier and won't blow away.

Parts list and cost breakdown?

Peppers are a nightshade, which contain solanine, which is toxic to chickens...

Thanks for blackberry information

This is a great video. I have a Cattle Farm/Ranch in Oregon and my picky Registered Black Angus cows only eat mostly 99.9% Pristine Grass. And I have a huge Blackberry problem. I guess I need about 5 more miles of Cross Fencing. And about 20 more cows

How often is worming needed?

Excellent demo. Now my turn.

It hasn't stopped my dog from eating the poop...would cayenne pepper directly on the poop be hotter?

I was looking fir something a little bit worse, not helpful in my issue

You can tell a bull from a steer because the bull still has his low- hangers. And steers ignore all the cows.

Did this make any noticeable difference of the number of flies on your cattle?

Hi there, I'm just getting into cows. How do I introduce unhandled cows to a herd. I'm brining in a cow with nursing calf. Current herd is super friendly and like puppy dogs. Also, we have goats and pigs coming in and out of the pasture. Should I be concerned that the mamma cow will be aggressive towards the other animals? Thanks!

Thanks for this video! I don't know if my search engine is just lame, but I struggled to find information about this subject. I have a young chick that is about 3-4 wks., and she/he? Has what resembles a spur, and looks like the front 3 toe claws, as if it were a 4th? But from what I understand, the spurs aren't really visible when they are so young. So how could this be? Well, thanks to this video and the information you shared, (& the pictures are really helpful too!) I can see that hens actually can get them also, though less pronounced. Of course, my chicks are fairly small so it might be too soon to tell, but it did make some sense out of what I was seeing. I'm a fairly new chicken owner, so learning these facts helps expand my own knowledge base. Thanks for presenting this topic in a brief and easy to understand way. I don't mind videos being a bit long, with thorough information, but it's sometimes not necessary. Egg bound hens, maybe, but It's a simple question, it was nice to have a simple answer!👍😎 Thank you~

castor oil clears cataracts....that looks like cataracts. I wonder if it would work on the calf's eyes

Do you have a video on how you made it ?

"it's like a fine yeast 🤌" 😂

If you had a way to unroll hay, that would get rid of the “dead” spots where no grass is grown in yet, and it will allow some OM into your field = more grass all the way around. I’ve experimented the same way and unrolling has been the most helpful way to feed hay and keep cows from trotting and for bail waist and clumping. And if you are against spraying, mowing blackberries year after year will get rid of them. Just make sure they don’t seed. Don’t have to go crazy with your mower. Keep it up! Great stuff!

Thanks Buddy! Amazing sharing for the drag harrow! Much appreciated for all..Your satisfication make our day! ❤❤

Can you help me? My chick hatched too early and her yolk sac is exposed a little more than that

Great video thanks, love your passion for your cows. What type of Millet is that please?

Jason, I get this is an old video, and you switched herds from Finishers to Cow/Calf sometine after this, but Im wondering: were your cows more likely to eat goldenrod after this mob event, or did they continue to avoid it if possible?

I have just seen this video and would love to know how you made it

And the minerals??

I know this is an old video, just stumbled upon your channel since researching lowline cattle. The biggest issue I hear people having is the calves just don’t grow much or put on much weight. I know they’re a grass genetic breed and all but what is your experience with calf growth and how long does it take to finish a pure lowline steer. Thanks!