Pasture Raised Everything
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2020
- This small family farm raises cows, pigs, chickens (broilers and layers), and turkeys on pasture. The farm is very organized with an emphasis on systems and efficiency. They also house homeless men that help out on the farm.
Little Way Farm
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Why isn’t everyone adapting THEIR methods. It’s so humane, so considerate of the animals. I’ve been vegetarian for six years, not because of any ethical reasons but because of a meat allergy. I eat eggs and plan on getting chickens again. I’m lactose intolerant so I prefer coconut milk. But I’ve been watching a lot of small scale farmers lately and getting heartbroken over the way they yank the baby cows away from the mother’s milk so they can make yogurt or whatever. But this way really is the most gentlest way to achieve that. His entire system is created to treat the animals humanely. I really appreciate seeing this.
I can't believe they accomplished this level of farming in only five years. Amazing.
It really is impressive. You can tell he( or they) have put an incredible amount of time in learning from the best, but also replicating them and adapting things to their specific farms needs. Having 3 relatively free hands also doesn't hurt. Awesome to see folks doing what they love and being successful at it!
Ahmen brother, been saying and believing that for years. If humanity loses it foothold into the land, if very hard to function. People are missing something in life and dont know what it is. That's it, closer to the land ,closer to God and family. Keep it up ,the world needs more of y'all.
I am not religious, but being closer to the land is very spiritual. Definitely need more family farmers.
Really great to see this video , how nice it is to hear and see people giving and caring for the community they live in ! Beautiful farm and how well set up ! Nice work !
Everything on their farm is so well thought out. This family is doing a great job. I also love that they are giving homeless men a place to live and a purpose in life.
This is SO inspiring. Exactly what the Lord loves. Generosity!
Josh Sattin!!! YOU ARE THE BEST...
what you are offering us has no value. its priceless. you meet really great and amazing farmer who allow us to rethink twice about what we eat and how it gros. I am sure thx to you and farmer like Michelle and Joe from Little Way Farm (And also so many others you interviewed ) make us realize we need to look back to what life is about. It's not only a matter of degree, 6 digits salary, big house, expensives cars,.... but how we can use our time on year to impact people life, impact the nature by finding the right purpose in life.
As an oilfield engineer, i have that sense that i have not fulfill my life yet. However by watching your video i know how i will recycle my life soon.
Thank you so much for what you are doing for us.
You're welcome and thank you for the kind words. So glad to hear that you are enjoying the videos. Thanks for watching!
@@JoshSattinFarming i am not onlone watchinh but i dont skip any ads even the ones that gos to 59 mins. i just keep it rolling in a tab and watch others video then i come back to it. All we can do is support your work.
thx again!
Michelle and Joe thank you so much, for farming in integrity and morality. I so wish I could purchase what you have raised. I pray your family is blessed always.
Very nice set up really conscientious people doing a wonderful job for both the community and themselves.. So nice to see when things go right how things gel together
Excellent footage of this farming family...so great to be doing this ..
I reall proud these kids helpings parents ❤️
Wow they actually help homeless men. God Bless them. That is the first time ive ever heard of anyone helping homeless men.
Thank you to this family for their service. They could definitely thrive with a UA-cam channel of their own. 💕-Nette 🌺
They really could, But time is most likely their most scarce asset. With how well put together they are, though, I bet they would be extremely successful with social media. They may not desire that style of life, though. I know it doesn't appeal to me , But it's certainly allowed alot of farmers to be able to build out their dream operations.
Hello you guys from Clear Creek! May Our Lord continue to bless you & Our Lady keep you all close to Him! Thanks Josh for this interview👍
Now THAT is how it's supposed to be done! Beautiful...blessings
I agree
You are a great teacher and so is this family.
Thank you!
Very fine example of how a good solution works. Your working Catholic example was influential in my life while trying to understand applied Catholic work/family structure. Thankyou and thank the risen Logos.
Such a fine farm. I was amazed that this farm is just a few miles from my farm. They really have done such a great job building what they have.Wonderful.
You can tell this guy watches a lot of Greg Judy. Nice setup.
And his pastured poultry set up is straight out of Joel Salatin’s philosophy
What a blessing this family is. I needed a dose of positive mixed with extraordinary beauty. Joe and Michelle-shining stewards for the land, animals and humanity. Your children are richly blessed. Josh-I so appreciate your time and excellent photography to capture the spectacular.
Great video, I watched every minute! Thank you for all these videos, I dont know how you find the time, but I am glad you do!
Thank you! It's something I really enjoy doing and I make time for it.
Wow. Just wow. Very inspiring. Gorgeous land.
I am really glad you explained the share calfing so well. This is something I want to do someday once we get our land.
I have to say it's refreshing to watch one of these videos where there is a recognition of the impact of COVID. So many of these videos seem to avoid even acknowledging that it's happening. What a beautiful family and way of life.
That's so weird that people aren't talking about Covid or acknowledging it. Thanks for watching!
@@JoshSattinFarming Yes, they refer to it as in the past or preach about not wearing masks, which is so dangerous. And you see them interacting with numerous people. I’ve actually stopped watching some because of it.
@@iwanttobelieve5970 You stopped watching people because they wont wear a mask?
I like this farm interview! It is nice to hear people explain what they are doing and why.
I love his way of explaining almost everything before you even have to ask haha
Our society is sick, and reconnecting with nature and each other is how to heal. God bless you and your family.
So positive to watch this family working hard on the land and raising all those animals, having a healthy life and helping people on top of everything. Such a dream life! Saludos from Nashville
wow what an awesome farm and Joe & Michelle the thought of caring of GODS Land Animals and People is truly wonderful for me to see how they ( Michelle & Joe) are spreading the goodness of the human spirit that is the truly up lifting .........thank you as well Josh for your commitment to sharing your knowledge and your enthusiasm to move us all into a better live
you had me at 3:25 this is the answer! We have done this too but have just at the growing enough for your family phase. so rewarding and our teenagers are seeing it in action and helping out. have to learn how to harvest and store it all. i wish i could afford to quit the day job to do it full time. Bless your service work, reconnecting people to the land heals the broken spirit. keep spreading the word you are doing great :)
The easy way to get hot water in the barn is to use a1” black poly pipe coiled on the roof to collect soar heat ( I’m sure he has some left over from the water line project) 60’ of pipe will get him about two and a half gallons enough to wash for milking the cows
Very helpful video. I like that you took your time to record this location and allow the sharing of great information.
Such a beautifully thought out farm. It was a pleasure watching.
Like the drone footage, really gives a whole new perspective of the layout. Nice job, nice family.
Thank you!
Fantastic video Josh ! That is one of the nicest meat production farms I’ve ever seen. How refreshing. Thanks for sharing.
One of the Most underrated farms in the world. So nice Setups.
thank you for sharing these wonderful experiences.
I'm so proud of you.
You can only be richly blessed!
God bless!
Great human beings and good approach to farming. Well done.
Such an interesting video Josh. Thank you so much for sharing. I learned so much. What a wonderful family too! That kiddo in the tire swing at the end = priceless. :)
Great video Josh, Very interesting and informative about the details of working a farm. Can see the resolution quality difference in your new video camera. Admirable hard working family. Thanks for your outstanding work Josh
You're welcome. I always find it interesting when people notice when I change up my shooting style or gear. Glad you like the videos.
what a great place
Well organized and loads of great info and ideas for any size farm.
That is a perfect setup! Absolutely beautiful farm. The chicken processing facility was so legit! Another great video Josh 👍
Thank you! I was very impressed with everything they have going on.
This is the best video I've seen in a while! Such a thorough tour. I've built half the stuff out there and didn't even know the depth of it all - until now. Great job, Josh! Sweet videography as well!!!
Thank you! Glad you liked the video and thank you for the kind words regarding the videography. I keep trying to improve on my skills.
Such an informative video! It’s wonderful to see how well thought out their approach/system is. In particular I appreciate this natural and compassionate outline for those who may want to practice this kind of stewardship. Great job.
Fantastic farm tour. Appreciate the integrated management.
Josh, great job on this video...very informative and perfect insights for those of us who are thinking through making a lifestyle change from grocery store dependence to regenerative farming. Joe and his family and straight-up great people and we can all learn something from them. Thanks, Josh!
This is my life-goal... just not on this big of a scale.. Very inspiring!
Well done, my beloved friends. God bless. jtsdrd
So cool to see how selective the cows are. They pick the best wide leaf grasses, and then from that grass they only take the top 1/3 sweetest tenderest part. The difference between how good the grass genetics south poll vs the black Angus was also really crazy, especially considering they are eating the same forage side by side everyday.
Another great, informative video!
Thanks for saving our food chain ;)
great family there. They have all the right priorities in life!
Giving back, nice!
Waooo what a beautiful well organised farming and an even more amazing family you got there brother. I salute you and i think i just found my model farm. I have bookmarked your video, to share with my farm architect and go from there. Thanks a lot for sharing with us, and of even greater significance, I say to you, thank you for doing God`s work here on Earth.
My parents met through the Catholic Worker movement in the 1940s. So even though they didn't go whole hog, they supposed them their whole life.
KEEP DOING THE GOOD JOB, BLESSINGS
Great video Josh. Nice to hear how growers use equipment & and ideas I’ve heard from other farmers and to improve and innovative for their situation. I heard ideas from Greg Judy, Joel Salatin and maybe Justin Rhodes. Beautifully farmed together.
This is the best way
Amazing video! Such an amazing resource. I’ll come back to this again and again.
Thank you for sharing all this information. Awesome video. Thank you
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Great video!
IF I WERE TO HAVE MY FARM STARTED, I WOULD HAVE SOME OF THOSE PIGLETS, OH
Get off computer and start farm.
Thank you! 🌹
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
You did it again JOSH. Thanks 🐓🐖🐂
Such a peaceful life
This guy is smart
THIS WAS ABSOLUTELY EXCELLENT! THANK YOU!
Great vlog
Wonderful! Beautiful thought to help people too. How would you screen people to stay on your farm?
Elizabeth Smart was kidnapped by a homeless worker her parents had hired. This would terrify me with children on the farm.
Love your videos.
Thank you!
This couple were awesome! I’d love to see more from them. Is there anything else from their farm you’ve already vlogged?
Excellent inspiring video.
Your chicken operation is top notch… thanks for sharing! I’ve done a handful at a time and have some nice equipment, however I have aspirations to scale up. This is exactly what I would do, very clean and efficient. Great job 👍
Pro tip. Rounded corners
Amazing people!!
I JUST FINISHED BINGING THE JOSH SATTIN CHANNEL! WHAT AM I GOING TO DO NOW?!?!?!
You watched all of the videos?!? I couldn't imagine, that's a lot of hours. Maybe watch them again? Just kidding, thanks for watching!
Josh Sattin I did! I also watched all of Honey Tree Farm’s videos. Your videos (both of you) are very pragmatic and common sense. I like that. I’m planning a small market farm for the spring on our farmstead in NW Iowa and I think I may do a UA-cam channel as well (more just to record the process for myself and my family) as I transform the farmstead (been in the family for 140+ years). Thanks for helping to educate me-I can tell you were a teacher as both my parents were as well!
@@rodneymccrea7214 Sounds awesome. Good luck with farm!
Justin Rhodes
joseph lynch holy crap...he doesn’t have any content at all...lol. Thanks for the recommendation
Justin Rhodes is living the dream apparently. He has a sled "shed" with a built in mineral feeder and milking stantion.
you can drop the back fence if you trample more. the nappy spreads the manure and makes everything sorta "smell" and they don't come back.
Great full-length feature Josh. A great number of enterprises going on at that farm.
You jogged my memory when you mentioned about the brooder - how are your chooks coming along - any chance of a little update vid :)
Glad you liked the video. Chicks are now fully grown chickens and just started laying. I gave away my older hens to reduce my flock size. Not much else to report here.
Check out Justin Rhodes newest videos where he started milking wherever the cows are. He added a stanchion area tobthe moveable shelter. It's amazing!!
Love what u guys r doing keep up the good work
I would be more interested in their layer operation. I noticed he said that the layers wouldnt make it over winter supposedly leaving the assumption that they will get rid of them either through slaughter or selling and he said that they would get a new flock next spring. I wonder if this is a repeating process every year or how he winters the birds if he ever keeps a laying flock over winter. New chickens need atleast 6 months to start egg production and if he is getting rid of his layers each year he is only getting eggs 6 months out of the year? There must be more to the story. Great video though. I really enjoyed it. Very informative.
Good job
Have ya'll considered hover brooders? That circle shaped pen is a good one 👍.
First comment 😎😎 really love your videos
check out Justin Rhodes movable stanchion for milking cows in the pasture
Does this farm offer on-farm tours; yes, I know the pandemic is going on. Masks of course, possible gloves and even covers on shoes/boots aren't a problem. Turns out this farm is literally w/i an hour (or less) of ours... Classes? Answering questions directly (have the link on FB; don't do Instagram yet)? What a great farm and love that the whole family is involved!
A Plus
Now I can feel the pain of some people when they lost their cow. Because they depend on the cow for living.
Super interested in the mill yall get feed from, im up in franklin county and would love to be able to have local good feed for my birds but I keep finding dead ends.
chathamfarmsupply.com/news-and-announcements/nc-grown-and-milled-non-gmo-feed
@@JoshSattinFarming awesome thank you so much!
Hi, awesome work. Can you pls tell me the acreage of this farm? I may have missed it somewhere. Thanks
How many Acres are y’all working doing this if you don’t mind me asking? Love the concept and all thats Behind it. Blessings.
2.5 gal of milk for 30minutes of work means about 80-100 an hour
How do they finance everything? Here, in argentina, doing this from scratch es imposible!
I am also wondering that..
Hi Josh. I am wanting to run chickens on my pastures here in South Africa. Do the chicken tractors go over the same spots only once a season or can they go over the same area multiple times a season? I know Joel Salatin mentioned something about too much nitrogen put down is also not ideal. Would appreciate any advice.
Love what u and your wife are doing I'm educating myself on farming pauttry and cows would like to go open something like this in Africa Malawi ,what's your advise from building to feeding and all ,I'm a fellow believer
Catholic farming!
Ahh...he's been farming long enough to realize more mechanization for convenience sake can be off-set by the fact that " ( wheels on the chicken tractors) are just another thing to break or go wrong." . Yep ! Not that the wheels aren't worth it/work fine for some, just that keeping this fact in mind when u think of another thing u want to buy or have or etc., can make or break how stressful your farming life becomes !
spoken like a true spectator
Josh, what do you when you raise more pigs than you were to market directly to customers? Back in my day when we grew hogs in the field we marketed to hog buying stations. Where do you sell the extra hogs? Thanks Darrel