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Do you have a website to purchase your product? Can’t seem to find it online.

How long do you graze them strictly on pasture only, & how long does it take until you have to move them to a different pasture? What do you have to protect against predators? I raised an older chick once, strictly free-ranged; he grew just fine & was the picture of health. Winters were not bad where we lived at the time. I used to raise rabbits at my family home, and one year, a small tornado rolled our rabbit hutches over several times, killing my favorite doe & letting one of her babies escape. Even though I had given them fresh greens everyday, when I finally was able to catch him, he looked SO MUCH healthier after living in the wild!!!

I like it. I've always thought if I did broilers I would do something similar to this. My brother-in-law has started running broilers on our land this summer in pens. But I think he's going to switch next summer to do more of this open free range style.

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I am very skeptical of that brace. I would discourage anyone from using your design.

I have watched numerous videos saying how inactive etc that Cornish Cross chickens are but they’re usually in a confined chicken tractor. My 15 10 week old Cornish Cross free range chickens are almost identical to normal chickens…in regards to foraging from morning till night with the usual breaks….jumping, running, dust bathing etc…..when I let them out in the coop early in the mornings, they are often relaxing just waiting to jump and run out the coop… They eat a varied diet of free fruit and Vegies plus a range of wheat, barley and sunflower sprouts..and of course lots of grass, bugs etc……I introduced them to worms and grass sprouts etc from the beginning as day olds…plus a basic chick starter. Amazed at how many videos speak of how clumsy, inactive, unhealthy etc…..I think they may well be just like humans….what we eat and our environment that allows for exercise..mine do not smell at all and they’re are coming up to be nice big birds…might try breeding from them as I have heard of some success…..I don’t have the right scales…but many feel pretty heavy….very healthy birds.

Your farm is right across the road from my great grandfather's farm land. I love what you are doing with your property. My wife and I hope to visit with you. Thanks.

I want to know how it's holding up today.

Hi, you guys still around??

I appreciate your try. You actually a courage!! Oops, if I had chance of to do this work. Or if I have a chance of Avocado cultivation. I really love to do works are awaiting for health benefits the mankind.. Yet I've no money and even I'm new here in the USA, but I'm determined ; I've must look for a chance. Thanks sir, for this great VDO.

I just built the same exact thing, all from the parts you posted. Thank you 🙏 I took it one step further and added a Shelly. So now we can control it from our phone 😁

Thank you!! Can’t wait to make for Mom❤

I'll be back to check things out. Thanks.

How many times has that kid got shocked?

Thanks for the video! I’m attempting this tomorrow but going to simmer for 48 hrs

I just picked up my grass fed, grass finished beef liver from Hickory Nut gap farm in Fairview NC. It’s definitely not a filet but you’d be hard pressed to find a healthier food! Thanks for the video, liked and subscribed!

Great video! What do you’ve got irrigation in your no-till system?

Ok, your fence has been in service for two years now; can you give us an update on how it's holding up?

Where did you buy the black post? And the white post?

This is enough for cattle but goat require about 6 joules

Broadcasted! That's impressive.

Very interesting! Now, are you don't use wood or metal for hi tensile wire ?

Where do you get your 1 inch fiberglass rods from

Nobody likes liver but I absolutely love it!!! 🐊🦅🇺🇸❤

Love it!! Farm on Wisconsin ❤🇺🇸🐊

Suzie your amazing! I'm going to order straight away!! 🐊🇺🇸🦅❤👍

Your pastures are beautiful! Not trying to take anything away from that obvious fact but t-posts and even those step in posts will sink in the ground over time. I’ve seen them sink down 2+ feet if snow loads are heavy enough. Keep up the good work!

Thank you for sharing! Love everything they send, we look forward to it every month. I know what a struggle this last year has been to get this incredible food processed in the same manner as it was grown, with a lot of love. Mastodon valley has set the benchmark for how food should be made. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Hopefully you're helping people get the knowledge to do more for themselves. My wife doesn't totally agree with me, but the veg side of the enterprise is kind of a nuisance for us. But it's a gateway of sorts to lead people into creating the best farm their is, the one in their back yard.

Are you running South Poles? (left my glasses in the tractor). We have a pretty rare breed called Irish Dexter, due to how low their compaction factor is, plus they are dual purpose so we can milk for our own family and friends needs. As Greg Judy would say, those are some fat, happy cows!

i love you peter

That corner brace, how far do those 4 wires go from where you were facing? Just trying to see how far I could go with a 5 wire. I love this idea and looks super easy!

3:26 Just use some worm drive clamps and tuck your wire in and tighten them up with a screwdriver.

I'm about to start a grow in termo california and the top with hay is really good thanks man

I just watched Gabe Brown give a lecture on the benefits high diversity no till. Awesome!

Nice set-up👍.How much feet of fence will this energize for cattle?

Hi, I have the same components. Do you have a diagram of the setup, not familiar with setting it up with the charge controller.

Gratitude for sharing "your secrets," picked up on a new trick to roast bones in oven first, so thank you for that! Love the extra immune boosters, like turkey tail, woot woot! Awesomeness bone broth you make for sure!

Hi! How many mile of fence do you think this would work for?

Wow, love how y'all are sharing the regenerative practices and now cultivating hemp, the bees knees kinda stuff! Gratitude for bringing this sacred plant back to the land too, awesomeness y'all are!!!

great video, I'm thinking of converting a hay field into Hemp, do you think direct transplanting into the harvested hay field is enough or I should till at list the planting rows? thanks

Really like the broadcast corn field please post a video with your success or failures.

You guys ROCK.

you basically did the ruth stout method without even meaning to! Hay and straw laid down in deep layers are a tried and true method of no till gardening. thank you for the video to show that it can be done successfully with hemp too.

Looks like heaven

When you said hemp, I thought you meant hemp. That’s some sticky stank dank lol. 👍🏻

Those are wonderful looking plants. Where did you get seed from and what particular plant is it? Thanks

do you happen to have a plastic or reduce plastic plan for pickup?

Nice to see young people learning about the land.

Good points, sir.