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🌱🍅🌿 Building a SECOND seed starting rack, and planting hundreds of seeds for 2024!! 🌿🍅🌱
WELL Everyone, it's that time of year again.... time to fight through the depths of spring (with its snow and wind and ice and rain) by looking forward to the planting season and upcoming summer!! That means - SEED STARTING TIME!!
That's right - it's late February and time to expand my seed-starting setup to accommodate more trays and transplants of all the wonderful plants that I'm going to be sowing at the farm (and in my home garden) this upcoming summer.
This video is almost a continuation of my original Seed Starting Station build from last year. I used all the same parts and pieces, and constructed an identical clone of my rack from last year. I did this at a pretty pivotal time - just days before my first ever UA-cam LIVE EVENT, where I planted nearly a half dozen trays of seeds and had a pretty fun Q&A along the way. This video shows some footage from that event.
Fast forward about 7 weeks and the plants are going NUTS - they are growing and strong and healthy. Much like last year, I have some plants growing in phases, with established plants almost 10" tall, and new plants just sprouting. By the time June 1 hits, the plants will be awesome and ready for their new farm home.
BUT, there's a ton of stuff to do between now and then, like getting the farm field situated for planting. That is going to be a real struggle, I fear... as it has been since I purchased the farm. If only I could find a large disc plow to help along with the process. Oh well, so much more to come. STAY TUNED!!
Don't forget, I have setup an email address for this channel - buyingthefarmny@gmail.com. If anyone would like to send a note, discuss a particular topic, share your stories, or to contact me for any other reason, please feel free!
Thanks for stopping by, and we'll see you on the next video!!
Equipment used in this video
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5-Shelf Wire Shelving Unit: www.walmart.com/ip/5-Shelf-Wire-Shelving-Unit-Garage-NSF-Metal-Organizer-Large-Storage-Shelves-Heavy-Duty-Height-Adjustable-Utility-Commercial-Grade-Steel-Layer-Rack-12/836355492
8-Pack LED Grow Light Kit: amz.run/6QUH
2-Pack Seedling Heat Mat: amz.run/6QUI
Jiffy 72 Pellet Seed Starting Kit: www.walmart.com/ip/Jiffy-11-x-22-36mm-Greenhouse-Seed-Starter-Kit-with-72-Biodegradable-Expanding-Peat-Pellets/912842713?athbdg=L1102
Jiffy Seed Starting Soil: www.walmart.com/ip/Jiffy-Natural-Organic-Seed-Starter-Mix-12-QT/22734162?athbdg=L1102
100-Pack 3.15" Seed Starting Pots: amz.run/6QUM
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🔩🔩🌶️🍅 Building Metal Raised Bed Gardens for the upcoming Spring planting season! 🍅🌶️🔩🔩
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Hello all! Welcome back to the farm Aside from one major snow storm, March has been a beautiful month with temperatures between 40-65. On one of those warm sunny days, I went outside and began the redesign of my vegetable garden area behind my house. You may recall that I mentioned my desire to move my gardening efforts to raised beds at my house. I found some really highly-rated galvanized rai...
🚧👷‍♂️🚚 A really BIG late-fall delivery to the farm! Also, wrapping up equipment for the year 🚚👷🚧
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Welcome back to the farm, everyone! This is a special video - there's a cool new delivery, all equipment is wrapped up for the winter, and this video CONCLUDES our multi-video recap of content from the summer and fall. From this point onward, all of the videos coming out will be covering projects and topics happening during the winter months. Of course, the highlight of this video is the delive...
❄️❄️☃️ Winter has come to the farm! Come for a sunny, snowy walk with me! ☃️❄️❄️
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Hi there, Folks! Thanks for coming back! Throughout my videos this winter, there has been something very obviously missing... SNOW. You will never see me complain about that though - Hahaha. Well, as December slid into January and into February, there has still been no snow (except for the overnight dusting, here and there). Well, that all changed one evening at the very end of February when we...
🌿🌾 Clearing the rear yard of the farm, and planting a LAWN! Plus more fall tasks to check out 🌾🌿
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Hey there everyone! Thanks for coming back to the farm! We're nearly complete with our recap of fall 2023 projects and updates. One more video to go. This one is a special video, in that a RADICAL transformation has been made at the farm. Ken, the guy that came to clear all the brush piles around my farm in May of 2023, came back with a small bulldozer and cleared the entire yard of my farm pro...
❄️🥶⛄Mid-Winter updates - A look at some early winter projects⛄🥶❄️
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Hey there folks, and welcome back! This has been a funny winter so far - there simply hasn't been much snow. A dusting here or there, and that's about it. Currently, in mid-February, we are bracing for the rough Feb/Mar winter storms - those are always wildcards. Will they happen this year though?? Maybe, maybe not! I'm hoping for NOT! Weather aside, thoughts of the farm and the springtime task...
🚜😡 Outfitting my International Harvester tractor with a BRUSH HOG, and I get it stuck in deep mud!😡🚜
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Hello everyone - welcome back! We're now well into 2024, but still taking a look back as we wrap up the last of the videos for the late-fall 2023 projects and happenings! This video is both good and bad: It is good because it allowed me to cross off a buck-list item by getting a brush hog and getting it hooked up to a tractor that could adequately power it... but it is also bad because once hoo...
🌳🚜🌳 Using a compact tractor to cut in a path through overgrowth to my land bridge! 🌳🚜🌳
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Hello everyone, and welcome back to the farm! 2024 has arrived, but we still continue to look back to the summer and fall of 2023 to catch up on some of the late-season work that was done at the farm. SO MUCH work was done in such a short period of time, the video content is still overflowing. Anyway, onward to the topic of this video. Has anyone ever been stuck in a giant pricker bush, and hel...
🚜🌾 A late-season tractor UPGRADE for the farm! 🌾🚜
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Hi there, folks! Welcome back to the farm! As we work our way through the winter months, we are still catching up on some of the things that happened with the farm in the fall months. So much happened in a short period of time! As I'm sure you recall, my planting season was destroyed this year due to the fact that my small TYM tractor experienced a breakage of its input shaft. Due to supply cha...
🌱🥬💧💧 Building a CROP WATERING TRAILER - Part 1 (A look back to summer projects) 💧💧🥬🌱
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Hey Everyone! WELCOME BACK to the farm! Happy Winter ❄️☃️ Late December here in Central New York usually means LOTS of snow. However, this year we have had a very mild December, largely snow-free (thank goodness). So, while I still head to the farm weekly to check on things, not much new work is taking place at the moment. That means this is a GREAT time to look back a few months on some summer...
🍁🍂 Fall has ended and winter is HERE! ❄️☃️ Come take one last Autumn walk with me around the farm!
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Hi there, Folks! WELCOME BACK to the farm! I love fall. Most people do. BUT, for me, fall is always a little bit bittersweet. There is a sense of melancholy that accompanies the vibrant landscapes of the fall season, especially here in Central New York. It is the one season I eagerly await all year, and it seems that it is the one season the races by the fastest. Sadness accompanies the fact th...
🚜🌱🌼 Using a COMPACT TRACTOR to clear a flower bed, and grade the yard 🌼🌱🚜
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Hello everyone - WELCOME BACK to the farm! My life has been a bit crazy over the past few months - lots of work travel. However, between trips I have been back and forth to the farm to get stuff down. Amazingly, more has occurred in the past 3 months at the farm, than the entire rest of the year. Yes, this is largely due to my tractor being out of commission for about 3 months from late May thr...
💡 Adding some LIGHT to the barns!! 💡 Slow summer progress 🍃, but a lot happening as fall emerges! 🍁
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Hello everyone - WELCOME BACK to the farm, after a far-too-long delay! Well, first let me explain why there has been such a delay in video posts. Quite simply, without a working tractor, the farm grew over. Every bit of it - field, driveway, trails, access roads... so not a heck of a lot got done this year because of that. I puttered around a bit here and there, tending to the bees, mowing the ...
🚜 FINALLY Cleaning up the front of the barn, and dealing with other summer tasks and chores 🚜
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Hello everyone - thanks for stopping by! (BOOTS mentioned in the video: Hisea Men's Mid Waterproof Boots: amz.run/5VZ6) This video is both exciting for me as well as a bit melancholy. My entire summer worth of plans has been derailed, and it has put me in an odd mood regarding progress at the farm. As such, I find myself wandering aimlessly from task to task, not really accomplishing anything -...
🐝🐝🍯 HONEYBEES come to the farm! Buying my first nucleus and populating my Autoflow Beehive 🍯🐝🐝
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🐝🐝🍯 HONEYBEES come to the farm! Buying my first nucleus and populating my Autoflow Beehive 🍯🐝🐝
🚜⚙️🔩 PLEASE HELP..... I need ideas for a replacement INPUT SHAFT for my tractor!!! 🔩⚙️🚜
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🚜⚙️🔩 PLEASE HELP..... I need ideas for a replacement INPUT SHAFT for my tractor!!! 🔩⚙️🚜
🚜🌱 Spring field cleanup..... BUT, will problems prevent me from planting anything this year 😧?? 🌱🚜
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🚜🌱 Spring field cleanup..... BUT, will problems prevent me from planting anything this year 😧?? 🌱🚜
🍃🌳🌱 The seasons are changing, and it's time to get busy at the farm! SPRING IS HERE!! 🌱🌳🍃
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🍃🌳🌱 The seasons are changing, and it's time to get busy at the farm! SPRING IS HERE!! 🌱🌳🍃
❄️☃️ Winter preparations thus far... to get ready for spring success on the farm!🌱🌱
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❄️☃️ Winter preparations thus far... to get ready for spring success on the farm!🌱🌱
🌱🌿 Building a SEED STARTING STATION, and getting ready for a summer of farm-fresh produce!! Yumm! 🌿🌱
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🌱🌿 Building a SEED STARTING STATION, and getting ready for a summer of farm-fresh produce!! Yumm! 🌿🌱
🐝🐝 🍯 AUTOFLOW BEEHIVES! Constructing my first-ever beehive for the farm - HONEY, here we come! 🍯 🐝🐝
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🐝🐝 🍯 AUTOFLOW BEEHIVES! Constructing my first-ever beehive for the farm - HONEY, here we come! 🍯 🐝🐝
🎹🌲 Pinô, composed by Otto Totland - filmed using a new drone in the farm's back pine forest! 🌲🎹
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🎹🌲 Pinô, composed by Otto Totland - filmed using a new drone in the farm's back pine forest! 🌲🎹
🏠Cabin or home design using ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE! ChatGPT and MidJourney uses for visualization!🧠
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🏠Cabin or home design using ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE! ChatGPT and MidJourney uses for visualization!🧠
🔥🧄 Roasted Garlic - prepared in a fireplace, camp fire or oven! DELICIOUS! 🧄🔥
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🔥🧄 Roasted Garlic - prepared in a fireplace, camp fire or oven! DELICIOUS! 🧄🔥
Winter tree cutting on the farm (Plus snowshoeing, travel, a 2022 YEAR-IN-REVIEW, and much more!)
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Winter tree cutting on the farm (Plus snowshoeing, travel, a 2022 YEAR-IN-REVIEW, and much more!)
Clearing the land bridge, and dealing with beaver dams
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Clearing the land bridge, and dealing with beaver dams
SO many changes, and so much to show you.... Fall turned to winter FAST!!
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SO many changes, and so much to show you.... Fall turned to winter FAST!!
Finishing with the farm for the season???
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Finishing with the farm for the season???
Finishing all the earth-works, and FINAL GRADING for the season! FINALLY!
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Finishing all the earth-works, and FINAL GRADING for the season! FINALLY!
Bulldozer re-assembly, and enjoying some of the fall foliage highlights of our area!
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Bulldozer re-assembly, and enjoying some of the fall foliage highlights of our area!

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @kathybolling-qo2xi
    @kathybolling-qo2xi 10 годин тому

    what part of ny are you in?

  • @Sanbatongmatmientayofficial
    @Sanbatongmatmientayofficial День тому

    Nice video ❤

  • @stevenhall9349
    @stevenhall9349 2 дні тому

    If you can afford a bulldozer that big, you’re not hurting for funds

  • @joannefamelio1412
    @joannefamelio1412 7 днів тому

    What part of NY state are you in? Im from the city bronx, and Rockland county.😊

  • @joannefamelio1412
    @joannefamelio1412 7 днів тому

    If you have ever painted model cars or airplanes, you can get airbrush guiding tape Like even frogtape or 3M tape that gives you Clean crisp lines fire the honeycomb design On the sides of your hive, all and all cool Design on the beehive, I did notice some Other beekeepers used dark brown for there Outlines on there gives.

  • @Joe-xr3ir
    @Joe-xr3ir 15 днів тому

    Skid steer and mulcher would have been much better. That said the bulldozer looks like it's a lot more fun.

  • @michaelskerritt7580
    @michaelskerritt7580 22 дні тому

    weard bro very old🦺

  • @ElJeffe_
    @ElJeffe_ 25 днів тому

    Get this fixed? If so, what was the solution?

  • @Mainecracka
    @Mainecracka 28 днів тому

    Hope you are doing well. Was thinking about you a d your farm today while mowing my lawn

  • @MichaelHill-ct7zf
    @MichaelHill-ct7zf Місяць тому

    Black wooden fence would look good on that highway front,difffently need to put up fence between highway and barrn before things start walking off ,you got a nice farm good luck with it

  • @MichaelHill-ct7zf
    @MichaelHill-ct7zf Місяць тому

    Looking good

  • @MichaelHill-ct7zf
    @MichaelHill-ct7zf Місяць тому

    That's what your bushhog for cleaning off land bridge you ,bushhog first and then back drag your bucket with laying at bucket to level it

  • @MichaelHill-ct7zf
    @MichaelHill-ct7zf Місяць тому

    You can use the bucket to get you unstuck, that tractor should be 4 wheel drive

  • @MichaelHill-ct7zf
    @MichaelHill-ct7zf Місяць тому

    Always hook bought lift points first it will be a lot Easyer and if you hook up one then get in tractor and move forward or backwards to line it up,you'll get the hang of it set it down level when you unload and it will be Easyer to hook up,

  • @MichaelHill-ct7zf
    @MichaelHill-ct7zf Місяць тому

    You say your industrial tractor,you actually bought a backhoe,but you didn't go wrong you need to buy backhoe arm and bucket you'll be set up dig anything thing you want,like a pond

  • @MichaelHill-ct7zf
    @MichaelHill-ct7zf Місяць тому

    Get you a good 10ft disc and y'all be in business

  • @MichaelHill-ct7zf
    @MichaelHill-ct7zf Місяць тому

    You need a lot bigger plow if you want to work the field,yeah when plow put you tires in the low spot of the lost row,your roed will be equal distance away from each other

  • @JamesMcnichol-ss2oc
    @JamesMcnichol-ss2oc Місяць тому

    Tree cutting is a necessary danger on a farm. There will always be trees needing to be cut down. It’s nice you have someone who can show you the correct way.

  • @JamesMcnichol-ss2oc
    @JamesMcnichol-ss2oc Місяць тому

    Forestry mulcher on a skid steer would’ve been better. And if cost was too much to buy hiring a contractor to do it might’ve been better. Dozers cause too much compaction

  • @dottymyers6275
    @dottymyers6275 Місяць тому

    Ok, time for more!!

  • @peppernc429
    @peppernc429 Місяць тому

    That dirt at the beginning is beautiful!

  • @blackduckfarmcanada
    @blackduckfarmcanada Місяць тому

    Prioritize Water then Access then Structures. You got this!

  • @Onemanstrash1
    @Onemanstrash1 Місяць тому

    wondering how the summer went

  • @edwardseth1230
    @edwardseth1230 Місяць тому

    A skid Steer attachment (Mulcher).. and if you buy that.. it will be very easy to make the ground as flat as it can be.. since the mulcher will flatten all the tree trunks and roots sticking out.. just be aware of barb wires on the porperty..as it can trangle into the mulcher.... for that simply buy a working but used metal detector.. thats easy to use and repair.

  • @waltervillacorta8937
    @waltervillacorta8937 Місяць тому

    My friend mi humble advice for you is that if you are not going to live in this farm, you are wasting time and money number one a farm requires maintenance for 365 days if you clean this land next year will be in same condition

    • @ambshe26
      @ambshe26 24 дні тому

      You are 100% correct. I would assume he's going to need to get ag exemption on that property and figure out a way to some what get it to pay for itself or the taxes atleast. I would have a field day finding all the antiques around that place. Not to sure I would be crazy about that road running through my property but that's just me. But you should live there and work the farm if your going to invest all this money and time. Just like the person I am replying/responding to said. Or have a care taker stay on the property and work and maintain it while you are away.

  • @elainemoore3366
    @elainemoore3366 Місяць тому

    Can u do rentals on some of the equipment you may need for short term use. Just asking because the area that I visited in FL had ALL different equipment for rent. I was astounded. Stay blessed.

  • @normhowes2975
    @normhowes2975 Місяць тому

    I thought you were an hour or two south of Syracuse until you said Madison. I grew up in Lafayette. Now I'm north of Syracuse.

  • @rickiegable3719
    @rickiegable3719 Місяць тому

    A Skid Steer with multiple attachments like a brush thrasher, brush hog, bucket, etc. When you're done with it, sell it and get goats for brush maintenance. The bucket attachment will help spreading graven after you level the ground.

  • @jamescarnes5550
    @jamescarnes5550 Місяць тому

  • @MDAdams72668
    @MDAdams72668 Місяць тому

    Don't forget to get a rock rake and a disk harrow for spring Deals can often be found BEFORE spring

  • @jonkwin9620
    @jonkwin9620 Місяць тому

    A shipping container base would make a good bridge for you. If you paint the underside with bitumen it will last long time.

  • @denniswilhelm1316
    @denniswilhelm1316 Місяць тому

    Consider renting a track skidsteer with brush grapple, if you could find a helper/oprerator for a couple days you will be amazed on what you could get done, and if your allowed to burn at same time it would go very fast

  • @lesleywilliams323
    @lesleywilliams323 Місяць тому

    Sounds like you need a chipper to mulch all the wood & felled trees… that would help regenerate your soil, & can be used to create path… good luck😊

  • @stephenlwest
    @stephenlwest Місяць тому

    I have a small 50 acre farm. I call tractor time diesel therapy. I put on a book and life is good. Congratulations

  • @katesisco
    @katesisco Місяць тому

    The owner stated in the video he intends to sell, as the surrounding homes would indicate.

  • @johnzink3309
    @johnzink3309 Місяць тому

    Thx

    • @BuyingTheFarm
      @BuyingTheFarm Місяць тому

      You bet - thanks for watching. Lots more to come!

  • @johnzink3309
    @johnzink3309 Місяць тому

    Thx

  • @richdiddens4059
    @richdiddens4059 Місяць тому

    Keep a close eye on the hydraulics. Moving manure causes pitting and leaks.

    • @BuyingTheFarm
      @BuyingTheFarm Місяць тому

      Thank you for that. As it turns out, I just discovered a ton of water in my hydraulic oil (it's milky). I randomly lost brakes and steering 2 weeks ago. Not only is the level low, but it's also milky. I'm going to drain and replace, and they try to figure out where there might be a leak. Everything looks dry and as it should be.

  • @lstone.09
    @lstone.09 Місяць тому

    Hey mister where have you been? You doing OK?

    • @BuyingTheFarm
      @BuyingTheFarm Місяць тому

      Hey Lonnie!! YES - all is well - SUPER busy this summer. I've been traveling a ton, and taking lots of videos - lots of stuff getting released soon. Just gotta get over the hump, as they say! How about you??

    • @lstone.09
      @lstone.09 Місяць тому

      @BuyingTheFarm ahhhh I'm still alive. Have had several issues come up. Don't agree with 1/2 the BS I'm being told. But so far i think I'm done with the bulk of all appointments until next spring for all the yearly check ups and crap that they'll want to do then. Glad things are good with you. 👍👍🫶🏼

  • @amanahcheddington715
    @amanahcheddington715 Місяць тому

    You are over dramatic

  • @dozerboy67
    @dozerboy67 Місяць тому

    Thanks for the trip down memory lane! We had an early fifties D6, an old army surplus dozer when I was a kid. My job every morning was to start that old beast! My dad woke me up at 4am and said get your ass out there and fire off! Your dozer is the deluxe model! Our pony motor didn’t have electric start, it had an old Wisconsin Robin motor that had a pull start with a rope! Let me tell you, I learned how to swear just trying to get that little motor going! 🤬🤣🤣🤣 and then it would stall out when the main engine was cold! What a beast it was but if it wasn’t idling nicely by the time dad came out with his coffee, there was hell to pay! It taught me a great deal and later when I became a professional operator I would look back and realize just how good we have it now what with air conditioning and air ride seats and ergonomic controls! I had forgotten how many different controls there were! Great video and thanks again! 🇺🇸💪👊

    • @BuyingTheFarm
      @BuyingTheFarm Місяць тому

      Hahahaha thank you so much for leaving a comment!! This was an awesome story. The model I had still had the pull-start option for the pony motor. I never had the guts to spin a rope around it and try it. I battled with that pony motor... so once I got it working reasonably well, I made use of it!! I can't imagine having to do it every day, or in the cold, or in the dark, OR WITH A PULL CORD!!! Loll. That sounds horrible. I was always excited to use that dozer, but I always had to psych myself up to start the process - I never knew what would work, what wouldn't, what would start, what wouldn't (come to think of it, that's a pretty accurate story for all the equipment I currently have) Hahahaha. I'm glad my video could bring you some enjoyment!!

    • @dozerboy67
      @dozerboy67 Місяць тому

      @@BuyingTheFarm thank you! Yeah I learned a lot about making small engines more dependable, keeping the fuel fresh and cleaning the air filter and plugs and such. Makes you appreciate those Hondas now, just one pull and vroom she’s running like a top! Best to you and yours!

  • @PgP736
    @PgP736 Місяць тому

    ❤ from Norway

    • @BuyingTheFarm
      @BuyingTheFarm Місяць тому

      HELLO NORWAY!!! Please come along for the ride and enjoy all my videos - lots more coming soon!

  • @ericrkell4073
    @ericrkell4073 2 місяці тому

    I load my backhoe all the time on a trailer even taller than yours without ramps it’s a backhoe use the bucket to lift yourself up

    • @BuyingTheFarm
      @BuyingTheFarm Місяць тому

      I can definitely do that with the larger backhoe I have, but the geometry of this little one is odd - as soon as I get the front tires up, the frame of the backhoe hits the ground and prevents the back tires from moving it forward. I've tried a few different ways to get it up there, and it just doesn't work well with that big equipment trailer.

  • @BobRemington-zf3xg
    @BobRemington-zf3xg 2 місяці тому

    Thank you for the montage. We lived in Webster NY for 8 years and loved it. Spring and Summer our favorites.

    • @BuyingTheFarm
      @BuyingTheFarm 2 місяці тому

      Hi Bob - thanks for watching!! Please stay tuned for more!! :-)

  • @Datsun100Aisthebest
    @Datsun100Aisthebest 3 місяці тому

    👍

  • @Dan-in-the-Wild
    @Dan-in-the-Wild 3 місяці тому

    Great tutorial.

    • @BuyingTheFarm
      @BuyingTheFarm 3 місяці тому

      Thank you for the comment. Be sure to look through some of the other comments from this video, as EXPERIENCED users have made note of corrections to the procedure that I posted. I want to make sure you have all the info you need! :-)

  • @jamesstuart3346
    @jamesstuart3346 3 місяці тому

    I see you are in New York State. Don't rely on snow throwers. Buy a farm tractor with a bucket on it. You will thank me next blizzard 😊

  • @thomashendricks851
    @thomashendricks851 3 місяці тому

    It s been a few years since I saw the commercial.

  • @thomashendricks851
    @thomashendricks851 3 місяці тому

    Also you use fire in a controlled burn to help the soil nutrients. Perhaps Troy Built Brush Mowers ? I dunno, sorry.

    • @BuyingTheFarm
      @BuyingTheFarm 3 місяці тому

      I wish that was an option… we can’t do controlled burns in our area. Even though the property is largely cleared now, it still would be nice to have that option

  • @thomashendricks851
    @thomashendricks851 3 місяці тому

    There is a company online that makes a brush mower that you walk behind or pull with a tractor. These will solve your brush, weeds, small saplings as big as three inches. They are well built but I cannot remember the name of the company, sorry. 😃👍🐳

    • @BuyingTheFarm
      @BuyingTheFarm 3 місяці тому

      I ended up betting a 6 foot wide brush hog to pull behind a tractor. It works great