Building A DREAM Custom Barn!
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- Опубліковано 1 січ 2024
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Would recommend putting in concrete floor, the upfront cost is high but in the long run the concrete floor is much cheaper and beneficial.
We're looking into it. Thanks for watching.
Hi Brad,
I'm not a farmer but I grew up on a farm with two old timber barns. They had dirt floors. We never had a problem with keeping animals in them and likely the previous owners had no problems.
For now, save your money on the concrete. If you decide on concrete later, definitely add drains because of the occasional heavy blowing rains you receive there. Also, folks who work in large department stores and are on their feet all day probably would like softer floors. Animals are no different.
Your place is coming along nicely. That new shed is almost a show piece. Good videos, bro
Thanks for watching and commenting! More to come on this build.
I was starting to think you guys were not feeling well. I hadn't seen you put out a video, so I decided to check and realized I had missed this video. YT usually lets me know when you have a new video out, not this time.
Pretty interesting update with the barn / stalls. Most of the farmers I have been to, prefer dirt floors for their animals in their stalls. But I am sure there are experienced farmers that can give you the best advice, and then you decide what's best for you.
This year is going to be awesome for you and Deb!
Thanks for checking! Our schedule is Tuesday and Saturday and occasionally Sunday. We're leaning towards concrete if we can afford it.
I have my horses on horse stall mats on top of dirt. Easy to clean, minimal expense. I even used stall mats for my work shop, much less than concrete.
Thanks for watching!
Hey, here from Doss farm family. He gave you a big shout-out. Have joined your channel as well.
I think you guys should concreat the area of the animals for easy cleanup I'm saying this is because my family farm has a concrete floor in the barn so it's very easy to clean
We think that's probably the easiest for clean-up, but also the most expensive. Thanks for watching.
Nice progress.
Yes sir. Getting there!
Looks great guys
Thos a great update with great content and commentary! You do such a great job of explaining the process... I enjoy listening and learning!
Glad you enjoyed it! More coming on this barn!
@@PineyGroveHomestead Looking forward to more great content! I am a fan and excited about 2024 on your channel!
Nice Barn 🏆 🏆 👏💪👍👴🐕🚜🦌😎🤠💙🙏🙏
Thank you....it's been years to get to this point and it's not done yet!
We use to do a French drain in each stall with pea grave and sand on top. Now we are old and i enjoy not taking care of all the animals. My wife misses them a lot though. Out at night in below zero temps are not missed by me. Your barn is great so far ad a really good design. Argument for equipment shed, many animals found hydraulic hoses delicious.
Thanks for the tips. We've still got some time before we have animals, but I don't see Deb changing her mind!!
The barn is looking great!
Thanks Mike. More to come on this building!
Looks awesome I want one now lol
Thanks. It's coming along.
@@PineyGroveHomestead how do you like the area you’re at , prices look a lot more reasonable than where I’m at, a few hours south, myakka city the soil here is to sandy anyways. I got a same 06 Suzuki eiger they’re great atvs!
@@urbanitesgarage3299 We would like more amenities but it hard to have variety in shops, doctors, restaurants, etc and be able to afford acreage. It would be too hot for us to be any further South!
i would go with concreat in the stall areas and leave the center dirt for the time being! down the road you can always have the center done if if you feel it needs it! ❤
So many ways to do it, right? Thanks for watching.
@@PineyGroveHomestead even if its rock its a whole lot better then dirt! ive delt with some real messes with just cows! 600 gallons of wee makes a real mess!
Good morning Brad and Deb.
I just did a sticker video and gave you guys a shout out.
Your channel is killing it.
Well done guys.
Happy New Year
Thanks Gary. We feel blessed to have the success we've had. This year we hope to get a sticker board display made in our shop!
@@PineyGroveHomestead , as popular as your channel has become, you’re going to need a bigger building.
@@tractortalkwithgary1271 We're planning the next pole barn now!
@@PineyGroveHomestead , Awesome!!!
Concrete the whole floor doing that will save time. Time is money
Beautiful building! Nice job! I am hopefully getting started on my new building up here in West Michigan soon. One question, why do they install the steel horizontal? Up here in
we install the steel verticle.
It's cheaper to run the sheet metal horizontal than vertical in a steel building. With horizontal metal, you only need vertical studs. With vertical sheet metal, you need girts over the studs, or in between them to have a place to fasten the sheet metal. A horizontally sheathed metal building is always cheaper for that reason.
Thank you for the explanation@@PineyGroveHomestead
@@tjt1992 They also do roofs horizontal like what's on our well house....that's the really cheap way to do a roof....I don't recommend it!
What did you do in Air Force? I retired as TSGT working in Corr.Cont
Aircraft maintenance. We have some Vlog videos here giving some background: ua-cam.com/play/PLG5yS75HLzo0K9WHfi5d4_yWVy_Bp3w-L.html
Do these guys do work in Malone, FL?
Likely. They built this building for us too in this video: ua-cam.com/video/jjgn5SOgk7I/v-deo.html
Ask a veterinarian which Is better floor.
Good tip! Thanks for watching.
Very nice looking barn! Question, does UA-cam hide your videos or did the Summit deal reduce the views you get? Never seen a channel with 80,000 subs get so few views, Like this one and the last couple only like a 1,000 views? Something can't be right with the number of subs you have
There are much larger channels that get less views per video. The UA-cam algorithm is complicated. All creators can do is make the best videos they can and let UA-cam find the audience. It's all a mystery.
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For animals and equipment storage, I would use dirt. I would only use concrete for work surfaces. Even if the concrete is brushed, you need to put down lime to prevent animal hooves from slipping. That's what we did on the dairy farm. Plus, the cows never stayed in their stalls any longer than it took the milk them. If you have animals that live in the stalls concrete won't be very comfortable. I'm planning on having a dirt floor in my barn. But my animals will overwinter in the barn. There'll be a lot of compost being created :-) your barn is looking great!
Thanks for the tips!
If cleaning is possible with the tractor concrete floors would be nice in my opinion but I do not have that kind of money so..
I know nothing about that type of barn, but it seems like concrete would be harsh on animal hooves and would be hard to keep clean. Looks nice so far though, think you're on the right track.
Heavier animals like horses would need stall padding but it wouldn't be an issue for goats. It's easier to shovel "stuff" off concrete than off of dirt, then you can hose it off. We're still weighing our options. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Put a drain and concrete the flour and or don't put animal in the barn and fix a work shop
thanks for watching
I hate breaking it to you, but if you think the concrete saves your barn from odor, you are 100% wrong. Even if you potty train your cows, they still have odor in your barn that's natural in live stock. My opinion leave it dirt it's cost saving and natural for the animal world. Animals are happier with dirt. They always smell, and that's the great thing about barns . Don't you love the smell? Leave the whole thing, dirt, no worries of odor. There will always be even with concrete.