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@@Jma_901 amazing! We really loved using the Redmond products when we had the cattle and farm. Highly recommend!! In the summer we would mix Redmonds in fresh water and the cows would come running! They loved to drink it!

@ what changes were more noticeable in your cows? Thank you for sharing I’m just starting to use this products, Redmond conditioner with enticer and Redmond sea salt 10 in the water every other day…

@ we had problems with fescue foot and this helped tremendously with that issue in the cattle. We had another cow that always had weaker legs and she started consuming the Redmond and her lil “hop” as we called it went away. Watch this video of Tim here👉🏼 ua-cam.com/video/BVCIFh0jKXg/v-deo.htmlsi=CjFWPoK_UbHL8fQf he explains pretty well there what we did with our past and present management. We also have a short put together where you can see Tim putting the Redmond in the water and all the cows gathered around drinking out the stock tank.ua-cam.com/users/shortsG4eankYfSnU?si=qHIBv6x2l_j9aysI Happy to help! Nothing more exciting than another person excited and starting the journey of working with nature and cattle. We loved the Redmond in our cattle operation! We actually even drink Redmond rehydration for humans in our home. They have fantastic products!! God bless!

@ god bless you and your family my friend, saludos from México

@ Many blessings to you and your family as well!! Merry Christmas!!!

@@miketracy9571 🤔 what is 6 times? And you’re now talking to Tims wife…because Tim has passed.

@@MarcelPolman awesome 👏🏼 Liquid Gold my friend 😀

@@mastershua9991 Thank you for sharing 🫶🏼 and your support. God bless you and your family 🙏

@@stevenfeatherstone2395 thank you! 😊

@@docholliday1970 👏🏼👏🏼 thanks for watching!

@@ericbellamy6022 70 Chevelle my friend.

@@95Sn95 I love hearing the history of your 350! One heck of a motor and some great memories you have had with it all these years!!

@@regsmith7604 70 Chevelle 😉

@@RileyVanAlstyne watch the upcoming video next week where I talk about that Green block.

@@leanneexum2628 🙌 such cool cars!!

@@fredericknorwood7695 👏🏼 it is! Only the best year. Thanks for watching.

@@leonbachman5345 1970 Chevelle my friend.

@@VanLeeuwenFamilyFarm don't you know when someone is pulling your leg

👏🏼 yes it is a 1970 Chevelle.

I new it was a chevelle but didn't know what year

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@@andrewlester7252 one of the best years! Fun car for sure.

@@keiththompson2289 Hi..great question. Tim used these Spring Assist Hog Ring Pliers. He bought them at our local tractor supply at the time. They are designed to attach the hog rings to the fence making it less of a hassle. Should be able to find them at your local home improvement store..like Tractor supply where Tim got his.

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Thank you! I’m so glad that I took this video of Tim and Noah before Tim passed away so Noah can always have it to watch over and over again and remember that memory of him in that Truck with his Dad! That was a good day!

@@VanLeeuwenFamilyFarm Oh my gosh, I had no idea of your story, my deepest condolences. May this young man be blessed. It sounds like he already is. ❤

@@MB-zj3er Thank you for your support and Kindness!! Much appreciated!! We appreciate you follow along with our journey. God Bless 🙏

@@ryanderks7382 hi 👋 Tim was the man at putting on these educational videos! He recently passed away May of this year 2024. So I (his wife) will do my best to answer your question like Tim would have wanted. Cattle Panels are 48 inches tall. So generally you want your T-post to stand about 50 inches above the ground. You will want to drive your T-post into the ground anywhere from 16 inches to 24 inches deep. I believe Tim used 6 Foot tall T-Posts, which means he was driving the post into the ground about 22 inches. You may be able to get by with 5 & 1/2 foot tall T-post also. I hope this helps 🤞🏼Thank you for your kind comment and watching my husband do what made him happy 😃 God Bless!

Aww I'm so sorry about your loss.. Thank you for responding :)

I've never seen cattle panel fencing soo straight! Very nice work!!

@schretien8714 Thank you so much. Tim actually hooked the 4-wheeler up and pulled on each panel to make them get a little bit tighter.

@VanLeeuwenFamilyFarm Thank you & I send condolences to you, loved ones & all those who knew him. Take care!

🤣 nice!!! Thanks for watching!

Were you thrown off because Heather said “what are you going to do today Tim”? 😂😂 That is great!! Thanks for watching!

@@VanLeeuwenFamilyFarm yeah that's what did it.

🤣🤣😂

Thank you 😊

Hi 👋 So my crock pot is a 2.5 Quart and I add my bones..ribs here but soup bones or whatever you have..add your 1 yellow onion, 4-6 stalks of diced celery, 2 tsp Sea Salt, 2 tsp black pepper, 2 Tbs Minced garlic all to the pot then fill completely to the top with water. Set the temp for low and let it cook overnight. No need to adjust the temp. Strain the bone broth the next morning, let cool, then store the “liquid gold” in a covered glass jar in the refrigerator.

😂😂 Bless your lil heart. Corn does that sometimes to our Jason as well. Thanks for watching ♥️

Thank you! Good ear on the our song selection..a classic 😁

I bet your heifer is just the cutest little thing zooming around your place! That first red one with white on the face in the video is one we are saving back to our herd. We call her lil Kim. Excited to watch her grow and then bring her own calf up. Thank you for your comment and watching!!

My Jars come out of a hot canner so you can’t just hold them in your hand. Also it was so minimal the amount that dripped off onto the tea towel not a big deal. I’m constantly on the hustle as a full time mama of two feral boys that are homeschooled and running a farm.

@@VanLeeuwenFamilyFarm ok sory

We’re pretty proud of those Rocky Mountain Oysters. When we bought him at the Mushrush Red Angus Bull sale, he had the 2nd biggest scrotal circumference of all the bulls his age. Out of 100+ bulls. We knew we wanted to keep heifers out of him and his fertility EPD’s were some of the best in the breed.

Our water is clean fresh water. What you are seeing in the video is the Redmonds sea salt that was already added to the water prior to keep our cattle in good condition. The cattle love to drink it and it’s an excellent mineral to keep joints and foot problems at bay for the cattle. Check out this clip of the product actually being added to the water. ua-cam.com/users/shortsG4eankYfSnU?si=syl6wLcnVYCzzFRO You can purchase Redmond here 👉🏼 www.amazon.com/shop/vanleeuwenfamily/curation/2cb16bbe-c495-4ab7-b827-2c02ffdcf2a9?ref_=aip_sf_cur_spv_ofs_m

We do give them clean water. The water is that color because we mix Redmond Sea Salt and Redmond Conditioner in their water. It makes a mineral water mix that the cows love and gives them the natural minerals that they need. We have made other videos on how to do this if you want to check out our channel and search in the videos tab.

We own 96 acres which is enough at this point in our life. At one point, we had 200 acres in the Flinthills of Kansas. But we have since moved back to southeast Kansas, where we grew up and land is more expensive down here because we now have to compete with out-of-state hunters that just want land for recreation.

We made it! 😉 thank you for finding the humor in this one as well 😂😂 We sell it on our website 👉🏼 vanleeuwenfamilyfarm.com/products/heifers-over-hussies-t-shirt?variant=46062464500031

The majority of our videos are educational farm videos about Organic and Regenerative Farming and Ranching. And not all theses fake farming comedy reels(trying to sell you stuff) from people who are not actually doing any farm work.

Thank you!

Because there an invasive thorny tree (Locust Tree) that will take over your land and also they were in the way of the new trees that we were planting.

@@VanLeeuwenFamilyFarm oh that's a bummer. Thanks for answering! I always wonder when I see die off like that and hope the trees are just hibernating but invasive bugs make sense.

It’s actually not invasive bugs, but the Locust trees themselves are invasive. They can have thorns that are 3 to 4 inches long and they spread all across your land if you don’t keep them under control. The trees don’t currently have leaves on them because they are still dormant from the winter. Thanks for watching!

@@VanLeeuwenFamilyFarm Sorry I misread. And thanks for clarifying.

It was already dull. I need to sharpen it but haven’t had time and only needed to cut a handful of small trees anyways. I generally do not let it touch the dirt.

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Thank you!

It’s one of the most valuable pieces of equipment we have ever bought. We try not to spend too much money on equipment, but this thing will last a lifetime. Thank you for watching!

We are planning on getting some hair sheep in the next year or 2. They do eat grass but also eat leafy plants, bushes and some weeds but not all weeds. They are low maintenance animals but we need more infrastructure before getting started. It will be easier to manage the farm when we build our house on it next year. We are also planning on getting chickens as well. Thank you for watching! We hope the regenerative movement continues to spread across the country. God bless to you as well.

Thank you very much!