As a certified ostomy nurse for 26 years… I was all about the poo too! Some of us just have a God given talent for seeing opportunity when others just walk on by. You don’t realize how important poo is until you have an issue with it. God Bless you CC and another great video!
Retired organic farmer here. I see a pile of gold. Good job! Recently there have been some problems with Monsanto products used in grain production for horse and cattle grain. the poo turns into an unintentional herbicide. I have two relatively dead spots in my garden
In an earlier video, the clever cow girl said she had a couple of dead spots like that in one of her pastures. I wonder if it was caused by Monsanto products, too.
I have never known a woman who was not afraid to work or get her hands dirty, mess up her hair or sweat. You are amazing. You do what MANY young men won't even consider doing. You go girl!!!!!
@@TheCleverCowgirl Steer clear of Moscow, Idaho. I've been following the 'Idaho 4' fiasco/turmoil with all the news coverage, theories, innuendo, etc. Probably a good place not to be.
Stewy looks so smart, and understanding when you go and say hi. I love your channel, and this video reminds me of when I once upon a time lived in a town I'll call Doham. It was a large farming community but had a charming small town feel, and home to one of one of the largest Fairs in the state. It began to grow with many, what we called Yuppies (Young Up and coming Professionals) moving in and building very large houses on what was once fertile farmland beginning sometime in the early 1700's. In a favorite area of mine there was an expansive farm that raised many, many horses. I used to drive by and sometimes sit, getting my horse therapy. The smell, feel, and mere sight of watching the beautiful creatures did wonders for my spirit. After many parcels of land nearby were sold and developed with homes, the "neighborhood' became inundated with many joggers, bicyclists, and other outdoor enthusiasts. After some time there was an article in the local newspaper that said how many people in this "new" area were starting a petition to monitor the farm and the amount of horses they could maintain. All of this started over what they called, "the obscene odors of horse manure." I am not being fictitious here. Lawyers who had recently moved in and invested their time and money became involved and successfully got enough people on a petition to force some ridiculously stringent orders and rules to this farm that had been operating for many generations. Some of the rules were sadly disturbing such as where and how to store the manure, and even imposed a limit on the amount of horses they could have. It obviously split the town between the older residents and the new, and was disenchanting to watch. My time there ended because of prior commitments. I was happy to leave because many of the newer people were getting into politics and surprisingly had many supporters. They were somewhat victorious too in changing what was once a charming and idealic place. I still go through the town from time to time, but it lost so much purity to me. The horse farm is still there, and although it has been encroached upon, it is still breeding and taking care of horses. I left a lot of details out, some by choice, others I can't remember. Thanks for reminding me of this C.C. Keep on making that beautiful, "Stinkin', smelly gold," as it is so healthy to our nostrils, and beneficial to many, many farmers, agriculturists, and mycologists, as well as the wild life.
@@TheCleverCowgirl I can't say I agree with it in a small state like Rhode Island or Connecticut, but I could begin to understand, but that's it-- especially if it is in a rural area with much acreage surrounding it. In a states such as California, Texas, Montana, etc. it is Blasphemy, and more. Twenty acres is more than sufficient for at least ten horses, and I am no means an expert but my honest estimation would be an acre per horse, and please correct me if I am wrong, or out of my league. Thanks again for your interesting content and the Horse Therapy that I get.
I thoroughly enjoyed that. It's very interesting to me how you take care of the manure compost. That is a lot of work. I can't believe you got it all done in one day and the drag as well. The horses all look great. Tiny is such a great cat.
"TURD FARMING /TURD MANAGEMENT"! What a concept... good for the environment... good for the gardens... good for the fields... good for the pocket book! You've got it down to a fine science. Bravo!
We live by Amish, and I'm always telling my husband, "we should scoop up the road apples. Package it in a cute little bag and sell them as Amish Fertilizer. 😂
The lots look great. What an enormous job well done. I love checking off completed projects. Your horses are such individuals. I’m glad you found a good market for your compost. It is black gold.
Horse manure is wonderful, even in small quantities. Putting one dry turd in the ground under each tomato plant gave me the very best crop of tomatoes EVER, buckets full. Apparently it’s because it keeps the roots warm.
Here's another perfectly logical example for why this channel has its name,,, After watching Ms.Clever's deep loving commitment 4 these horses I have nick named her the common sense kid - its a term of endearment since unfortunately common sense seems 2 have diminished over the years & isn't as common as it should be - neither is a good work ethic (this gal has a ton of) especially with America's young people who are being seduced by technology : ( (This woman is 1 of the best teachers on u-tube - luv seeing how she cares 4 her horses)
As a gardener, compost is extremely important. I'm happy to hear you've mixed wood chips into your pile, they add bulk. If you have ashes from a fireplace, they make a marvellous addition full of minerals that soil needs.
We used to clean out the fields and let it sit, but it was mixed with horse and cow poo but live in in Nevada, and a small town that we used to sell it
Well I never thought that shovelling s**t could be so fascinating: I suppose it´s all in the delivery lol. Those Montana skies are something else, and it´s strangely satisfying seeing all the lots nicely dragged. I also really enjoyed the video where you seeded the pastures, and the one explaining all about the hay. These are all subjects that you don´t see in depth on other channels, so it´s nice to learn all about them. It doesn´t hurt that your calm way of talking is so soothing, and that, combined with the amazing view of the mountains under those incredible skies, just piles on the zen factor. I feel like I´ve just come out of the spa after an intense massage; soo relaxed 😊
I have a similar spring clean up task list to do. Funny how it makes me feel less stressed knowing others have the same chores to do. Lol. I love when I can check it off my list so I completely understand how you feel. Love the video. You go girl. And love some Nigel clips 🥰
Bless you, CC!!! Thanks for keeping us all with you even with the camera problems, etc. And sweet Tiny along the way doing her thing...staying up on your energy (while including the peel in the compost pile 👍🏻)...yeap, you are - at least to me - the consummate INTREPID COWGIRL!!! This was a really fun and educational video - all the bells and whistles of keeping horses while you put the real live, honest chores, all that goes into doing the best for the animals, for the environment...gee, it was really great! I won't go on blathering, just God bless you and yours! 🐎🐎🐎👀❤❤❤
Horse manure is awesome. I used to pick up aged manure from stables in the hills in Oakland, CA. No pickup in the city so it was quite a thrill driving home in a Mazda RX7 packed full of steaming bags of horse manure. They didn't want it so I was doing them a service. The vegetable garden loved it. So happy to see that you are managing your horse manure and making some money on it.
I loved this video! As a gardener, I’ve been so envious of all those manure piles every time they’ve showed up on camera. And after many videos, I finally got to find out how you process them. Fantastic! I’m glad Tiny’s ear is all healed and she’s back to doing her cat things. Yay for getting this much-needed project done.
I wish you had a manure spreader with a good small tractor. It would benefit you so much and save you so much time. You look like you enjoy horsing around with larger machinery. It always relaxed me to get on anything from four wheelers to tractors for bailing hay. Anything to get the job done and make it a little bit easier for people who have trouble with their backs. ❤ You seem to have the same personality about getting a job done and enjoy doing it!😍
So much great information. 😊 My favorite moment was with *Whiplash and his respect for the line to cross. Comme ci, comme ça, perspective is everything. I love this countryside. 🐴❤
Hello from Oregon. I like your podcasts and think what you’re doing is great. I grew up with horses, donkeys, bulls, goats and you name it. My grandfather was into animals big time. He had a ranch in Arizona. I’m thinking about developing it. You ever thought about moving to Arizona? Probably to 🥵 hot though ?
I thought all the skid work was interesting ! I enjoy watching all your videos. I only found you a month or so ago, so I look forward to your new videos as I catch up on the old ones.
When dealing with farming waste, I’d take horse by-products any day over other animals’. Pig and cow droppings are a real problem to handle and recycle. Cattle/pork farms produce waste at unimaginable volumes and it becomes an issue very quickly, if there isn’t a plan in place to efficiently recycle it.
I would love to have your life style❤I love animals and especially horses.❤. I originally come from the country in Eastern Victoria Australia , on my fathers farm, but had to come to city life style to get work. I don’t like city life at all😂
I never clicked so fast on a video!! I watch and wait every week excited to see what you have been up to!! I enjoy watching and learning from you!! Glad you were able to get some chores checked off and also able to use a skid steer!! 🙌🌸🐎🧲🏇
This country needs an ARMY of people with horses just like you! Everyone was SCREAMING last year about Supply Chains being cut, no fertilizer for farmers, etc...well------small homesteaders, ranchers, etc. can help!
@@TheCleverCowgirlwe live in Missouri and topsoil is in short supply, so our horse manure is like black gold to us! So fair we are sticking to raised beds because it grows more and uses less dirt. Lol Great job! I love the thought of a skid. Need to see what it runs for here. Happy Spring!
I'm a 73 yr old grandma who has just started to follow your story. All I can say is how much I admire you and your love for your animals and your knowledge and love for the land. The work you put in all on your own just blows me away. God Bless all your work and the care you do for your animals, I'm sure The Lord is so pleased with how you have responded to His calling of tending His Creation.
Now atop Isle of Montreal here, there occurs many days most of the year around when smelling manure on a mightily industrial scale from our floodplain valley cannot be avoided .. corporate farming odorous as ever 🌬brrrRrr🌬 Years already trying to survey what other metropolitan areas must now also suffer like this without any luck...
Kia Ora Tatou (Hello, everyone) from South Auckland New Zealand 🇳🇿 l love your videos and your family of horses! Soonest possible, l will be buying my first horse 🐎 to ride around the farm instead of a farm bike. My grandfather owned horses 🐎 on Niue Island before I was his first born eldest grandchild. I have a family member who works in an Oregon horse 🐎 and dog 🐕 sanctuary.
South Auckland hey, my sister lives in Mangere Bridge and my son in Pokeno (I'm across the ditch). The amont of building down that was is sucking up farmland - good luck with you horse 😁
'Money and muck go together' from English proverbs published 1698, the modern Yorkshire saying 'where there's muck there's brass'. Great to get to see all the horsey chores, not boring at all. Thanks CC.
horse manure is actually super expensive when you buy it for your gardening. my mom swears on that stuff. so nothing ridiculous about your horse poop regimen, it´s actually very clever ;)
For years I had my horse on full board and I am learning an enormous amount while watching you manage your farm. I had no idea the work involved. I applaud your work ethic and your love for all horses.
Completely understand. The biggest day of the year for my family was when the "Manure Man" came and dumped our compost for the garden. Picture children jumping up and down cheering, "The Manure Man! The Manure Man!" I'm not sure what that says about our family.
I love that you actually sold horse poop on eBay! I’m pretty obsessed with my horse poop compost piles, and am used to the eye rolls from my not-so-horsey husband when I go on about how valuable the black gold is! Here in northern New Mexico I’m still dealing with snow and ice, but can’t wait to stir and organize the massive poop pile here, and clean/overseed the pastures for my boys! Thanks so much for your videos, I learn a lot from you.
Girl, is there nothing you don’t know or can’t do?! I absolutely love that you don’t have to rely on hiring outside help. I was smiling through the entire video. Thanks! 😊
@@leanneadams2549 Thrush can also be high iron in the water. Ask me how I know about that, here in NE Texas.😂 OMGosh, I've had my Mustang mare for 16yrs, from a 2yo. I might have had a thrush problem 3 times....until last year around this time. It's been non-stop. I thought it was the one horse whose owner only comes when the farrier is there, but now understand it's the high iron in the well on this small private farm. I finally found a mineral blend with no iron, higher zinc, higher copper, no selenium (TX is high in that too), to offset the iron....Vermont Blend. They have been fabulous to deal with. Bought a 1lb sample...and within days my mare is loving it. My bigger bag is on the way. I'm seeing it starting to work on her hooves in less than a week. Can't wait until I can move back to Southern PA, where the well water is way better.
Hello everyone. 😎 Central Missouri fan of the CC and I deeply admire and appreciate all that are here to watch, learn and just spend a brief moment online in Montana ❤
I really enjoy watching you do all the different chores on your ranch. It's good to be outside, working hard, noticing the changes in the seasons, checking your animals, etc. Thanks for sharing your poo pile day!
Woo Hoo! A twenty minute video on turd management! 😄😄Loved it! So interesting to learn how you manage the all important, totally necessary nitty gritty tasks of keeping horses. You handle that excavator like a pro, and I enjoy the segments scooting around on your snazzy purple four wheeler. So Fun! (I think marketing your 'black gold' for mushroom farming was genius.) Another great video, CC, and covering another really important horse ranching subject that would never have occurred to me. Cheers(!) from Wisconsin and Best Wishes for some lovely warm days coming up!
Horse manure makes a great fertilizer. It was a bummer for local crofters when a horse farm was terminated, for they’ve lost affordable fertilizer source and had to either transport or buy industrially manufactured fertilizer, which at the time was simply beyond their means.
Wow, you did a really nice job on your land. It looks so much better! You should definitely give yourself a pat on the back and do some self care. I am amazed by all you do for your horses all by yourself. You are definitely one of the strongest women that I get to watch. Thank you for all you do!
Your place looks good and being ahead of schedule is always a plus. The horses look happy and settled after all of that work. I know you were tired that day and ready for a good rest. I hope that you do at least one special thing a month for yourself, life is short.
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“The turds I am cooking are of the highest quality”
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The test is in the mushroom quiche pie. Delicious 😂
As a certified ostomy nurse for 26 years… I was all about the poo too! Some of us just have a God given talent for seeing opportunity when others just walk on by. You don’t realize how important poo is until you have an issue with it. God Bless you CC and another great video!
I love how you don’t shy away from calling a turd a turd. Us Cowgirls rule!
I think I can say turd on UA-cam, I guess I will find out🤣
Retired organic farmer here. I see a pile of gold. Good job! Recently there have been some problems with Monsanto products used in grain production for horse and cattle grain. the poo turns into an unintentional herbicide. I have two relatively dead spots in my garden
In an earlier video, the clever cow girl said she had a couple of dead spots like that in one of her pastures. I wonder if it was caused by Monsanto products, too.
Very interesting!
That is Not Good!
I have never known a woman who was not afraid to work or get her hands dirty, mess up her hair or sweat. You are amazing. You do what MANY young men won't even consider doing. You go girl!!!!!
70 waiting but only 35 likes?You know you’re going to like the video
I love the videos ❤️
I like this. No fancy make-up just real life with the work with animals!
Who the heck has time for makeup! 🤣
You are unbelievably multi talented. Well done you .
That was so cute to see Nigel stretching when he got up from his nap.
Good morning from Idaho. You could move here; we are not as cold as Montana! Would love to meet you.
It is one of the places on our list!
@@TheCleverCowgirl Steer clear of Moscow, Idaho. I've been following the 'Idaho 4' fiasco/turmoil with all the news coverage, theories, innuendo, etc. Probably a good place not to be.
Inexplicable community strangeness all the way around....
Love it ❤ Ñever thought turds could be so entertaining. 😊
Thank you for taking good care of your horses and having a brain to keep a good eye on them and get help when you need it! A joy to watch you!!
I agree .. Yes for CC!❤🐴
Stewy looks so smart, and understanding when you go and say hi.
I love your channel, and this video reminds me of when I once upon a time lived in a town I'll call Doham. It was a large farming community but had a charming small town feel, and home to one of one of the largest Fairs in the state.
It began to grow with many, what we called Yuppies (Young Up and coming Professionals) moving in and building very large houses on what was once fertile farmland beginning sometime in the early 1700's.
In a favorite area of mine there was an expansive farm that raised many, many horses. I used to drive by and sometimes sit, getting my horse therapy. The smell, feel, and mere sight of watching the beautiful creatures did wonders for my spirit.
After many parcels of land nearby were sold and developed with homes, the "neighborhood' became inundated with many joggers, bicyclists, and other outdoor enthusiasts.
After some time there was an article in the local newspaper that said how many people in this "new" area were starting a petition to monitor the farm and the amount of horses they could maintain. All of this started over what they called, "the obscene odors of horse manure." I am not being fictitious here.
Lawyers who had recently moved in and invested their time and money became involved and successfully got enough people on a petition to force some ridiculously stringent orders and rules to this farm that had been operating for many generations. Some of the rules were sadly disturbing such as where and how to store the manure, and even imposed a limit on the amount of horses they could have.
It obviously split the town between the older residents and the new, and was disenchanting to watch. My time there ended because of prior commitments. I was happy to leave because many of the newer people were getting into politics and surprisingly had many supporters. They were somewhat victorious too in changing what was once a charming and idealic place.
I still go through the town from time to time, but it lost so much purity to me. The horse farm is still there, and although it has been encroached upon, it is still breeding and taking care of horses. I left a lot of details out, some by choice, others I can't remember. Thanks for reminding me of this C.C. Keep on making that beautiful, "Stinkin', smelly gold," as it is so healthy to our nostrils, and beneficial to many, many farmers, agriculturists, and mycologists, as well as the wild life.
We are running into this when looking for a property! 10-20acres parcels but only 2 horses allowed! Blasphemy!
@@TheCleverCowgirl I can't say I agree with it in a small state like Rhode Island or Connecticut, but I could begin to understand, but that's it-- especially if it is in a rural area with much acreage surrounding it. In a states such as California, Texas, Montana, etc. it is Blasphemy, and more.
Twenty acres is more than sufficient for at least ten horses, and I am no means an expert but my honest estimation would be an acre per horse, and please correct me if I am wrong, or out of my league.
Thanks again for your interesting content and the Horse Therapy that I get.
Good morning all :) from chilly Oregon
Former Portland resident, here. I miss seeing Mt. Hood in the distance! Love that whole area.❤
I thoroughly enjoyed that. It's very interesting to me how you take care of the manure compost. That is a lot of work. I can't believe you got it all done in one day and the drag as well. The horses all look great. Tiny is such a great cat.
"TURD FARMING /TURD MANAGEMENT"! What a concept... good for the environment... good for the gardens... good for the fields... good for the pocket book! You've got it down to a fine science. Bravo!
We live by Amish, and I'm always telling my husband, "we should scoop up the road apples. Package it in a cute little bag and sell them as Amish Fertilizer. 😂
The lots look great. What an enormous job well done. I love checking off completed projects. Your horses are such individuals. I’m glad you found a good market for your compost. It is black gold.
Horse manure is wonderful, even in small quantities. Putting one dry turd in the ground under each tomato plant gave me the very best crop of tomatoes EVER, buckets full. Apparently it’s because it keeps the roots warm.
Hi from Seattle! Great way to start the day!
Here's another perfectly logical example for why this channel has its name,,,
After watching Ms.Clever's deep loving commitment 4 these horses I have nick named her the common sense kid - its a term of endearment since unfortunately common sense seems 2 have diminished over the years & isn't as common as it should be - neither is a good work ethic (this gal has a ton of) especially with America's young people who are being seduced by technology : (
(This woman is 1 of the best teachers on u-tube - luv seeing how she cares 4 her horses)
I loved being part of the premier. Now I will go back and watch in full screen
Turds are gold. Love your vlog… making even turds fun…
Stewie wants to learn how to operate that Skidsteer!
being a composter for my landscape job loved the turd day
Lord, I wish I lived closer. I could use several bags of good fert around my roses and veg garden. :)
Hello from Eagle River Alaska USA
I love to see dedication. This video is an example of it. Everything meaningful takes work. Thank you for sharing what it takes.
Everything looks really good. Well done!
As a gardener, compost is extremely important. I'm happy to hear you've mixed wood chips into your pile, they add bulk. If you have ashes from a fireplace, they make a marvellous addition full of minerals that soil needs.
Your supervisor is beautiful.
Hello from NYC! I love your channel.
We used to clean out the fields and let it sit, but it was mixed with horse and cow poo but live in in Nevada, and a small town that we used to sell it
That manure is gold!!
Can't get better fertilizer than that 👍🐎❤
Well I never thought that shovelling s**t could be so fascinating: I suppose it´s all in the delivery lol. Those Montana skies are something else, and it´s strangely satisfying seeing all the lots nicely dragged. I also really enjoyed the video where you seeded the pastures, and the one explaining all about the hay. These are all subjects that you don´t see in depth on other channels, so it´s nice to learn all about them. It doesn´t hurt that your calm way of talking is so soothing, and that, combined with the amazing view of the mountains under those incredible skies, just piles on the zen factor. I feel like I´ve just come out of the spa after an intense massage; soo relaxed 😊
You work so hard! You’re a very impressive young woman! Your horses are so lucky to have you to take care of them.😘❤🙏🏻✨
So satisfying. A hard days work and so much accomplished.
I have a similar spring clean up task list to do. Funny how it makes me feel less stressed knowing others have the same chores to do. Lol. I love when I can check it off my list so I completely understand how you feel. Love the video. You go girl. And love some Nigel clips 🥰
If "Primo Turds" was on compost bag i'd laugh and buy 2
Bless you, CC!!! Thanks for keeping us all with you even with the camera problems, etc. And sweet Tiny along the way doing her thing...staying up on your energy (while including the peel in the compost pile 👍🏻)...yeap, you are - at least to me - the consummate INTREPID COWGIRL!!!
This was a really fun and educational video - all the bells and whistles of keeping horses while you put the real live, honest chores, all that goes into doing the best for the animals, for the environment...gee, it was really great!
I won't go on blathering, just God bless you and yours! 🐎🐎🐎👀❤❤❤
You must feel so satisfied after everything is scraped and piled! A lot of work girl! You go!
Horse manure is awesome. I used to pick up aged manure from stables in the hills in Oakland, CA. No pickup in the city so it was quite a thrill driving home in a Mazda RX7 packed full of steaming bags of horse manure. They didn't want it so I was doing them a service. The vegetable garden loved it. So happy to see that you are managing your horse manure and making some money on it.
I loved this video! As a gardener, I’ve been so envious of all those manure piles every time they’ve showed up on camera. And after many videos, I finally got to find out how you process them. Fantastic! I’m glad Tiny’s ear is all healed and she’s back to doing her cat things. Yay for getting this much-needed project done.
Girl, you beat all I've ever seen!!!
And your videos have somehow provoked me into stepping up my female game.
Always a blessing to get Rid of the piles😂👍
I wish you had a manure spreader with a good small tractor. It would benefit you so much and save you so much time. You look like you enjoy horsing around with larger machinery. It always relaxed me to get on anything from four wheelers to tractors for bailing hay. Anything to get the job done and make it a little bit easier for people who have trouble with their backs. ❤ You seem to have the same personality about getting a job done and enjoy doing it!😍
So much great information. 😊
My favorite moment was with *Whiplash and his respect for the line to cross. Comme ci, comme ça, perspective is everything.
I love this countryside.
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Hello from Oregon.
I like your podcasts and think what you’re doing is great.
I grew up with horses, donkeys, bulls, goats and you name it. My grandfather was into animals big time.
He had a ranch in Arizona. I’m thinking about developing it. You ever thought about moving to Arizona? Probably to 🥵 hot though ?
Pretty hot in the summer!
@@TheCleverCowgirl yes it is
You make the most mundane chores fun! Love it!
What an amazingly versatile & multi-taster you are. Your list of abilities & accomplishments just keeps growing, CC❤
Yes love aged turds too being a gardener but a humorous video about turds all the same!!🤩
Turds😂😂😂 love from Australia Fiona 👍👍💜💜
Wow I never knew there was so much other work involved with keeping horses. Makes sense the way you do it. Brilliant video you are so inspiring. JillX
Wow that is some primo Poo! Have a great day!
You really are Amazing!
Thanks!
Thank you!
I thought all the skid work was interesting ! I enjoy watching all your videos. I only found you a month or so ago, so I look forward to your new videos as I catch up on the old ones.
When dealing with farming waste, I’d take horse by-products any day over other animals’. Pig and cow droppings are a real problem to handle and recycle. Cattle/pork farms produce waste at unimaginable volumes and it becomes an issue very quickly, if there isn’t a plan in place to efficiently recycle it.
Horses do make the best poop!
I'm impressed!🎉
I don't see anything wrong with your ponys mane he's so cute. Love long manes on ponys
You are awesome!
Black gold!!
Ur awesome. I know how much work u have and u amaze me. Ur horses are lucky to have u😊
I would love to have your life style❤I love animals and especially horses.❤. I originally come from the country in Eastern Victoria Australia , on my fathers farm, but had to come to city life style to get work. I don’t like city life at all😂
Compost is some amazing shit!!
Cat/dog supervision is the best. They don't tell you how to do things. No microsupervision.
Good work. Did you grow up with horses?
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I never clicked so fast on a video!! I watch and wait every week excited to see what you have been up to!! I enjoy watching and learning from you!! Glad you were able to get some chores checked off and also able to use a skid steer!! 🙌🌸🐎🧲🏇
This country needs an ARMY of people with horses just like you! Everyone was SCREAMING last year about Supply Chains being cut, no fertilizer for farmers, etc...well------small homesteaders, ranchers, etc. can help!
I am going to be really excited when I can get my own garden going with my own turds!
That is really a good idea, for re forestation too. To get turds and bring them into these places.
@@TheCleverCowgirl You go, girl, and keep up the great work, You ROCK!
Turds are where it's at!!!!loll:)))) Absolutely love this Channel!!! Sincerely Leslie A. Fife😊
@@TheCleverCowgirlwe live in Missouri and topsoil is in short supply, so our horse manure is like black gold to us! So fair we are sticking to raised beds because it grows more and uses less dirt. Lol
Great job! I love the thought of a skid. Need to see what it runs for here. Happy Spring!
I'm a 73 yr old grandma who has just started to follow your story. All I can say is how much I admire you and your love for your animals and your knowledge and love for the land. The work you put in all on your own just blows me away. God Bless all your work and the care you do for your animals, I'm sure The Lord is so pleased with how you have responded to His calling of tending His Creation.
That was a Lovely comment. 😊❤
Perfectly written. I was thinking the same thing while watching this. She is so impressive. I feel like I want t help. LOL. Love your videos. ❤️🐴
Amen 🍷
So true. She’s an angel is disguise. ❤
I think so too 👍
CC’s work ethic is 100% non stop !!!!!
it's lost on alot of folks these days!
Horse poo doesn't even smell bad and now when I catch an odor its SO nostalgic...it's all organic matter, so "it's no big deal"
I love that smell. Reminds me of growing up. Crazy huh? I’m a city girl now but live the country. Love the turd video. LOL.
Is there any form of feces that isn't all organic matter?
Now atop Isle of Montreal here, there occurs many days most of the year around when smelling manure on a mightily industrial scale from our floodplain valley cannot be avoided .. corporate farming odorous as ever 🌬brrrRrr🌬 Years already trying to survey what other metropolitan areas must now also suffer like this without any luck...
We compost everything here too “black gold”
The liquid gold I drain from the compost is my gardens best friend!
I can't believe I enjoyed a 20-minute video about turds so much. LMFAO
Kia Ora Tatou (Hello, everyone) from South Auckland New Zealand 🇳🇿 l love your videos and your family of horses! Soonest possible, l will be buying my first horse 🐎 to ride around the farm instead of a farm bike. My grandfather owned horses 🐎 on Niue Island before I was his first born eldest grandchild. I have a family member who works in an Oregon horse 🐎 and dog 🐕 sanctuary.
South Auckland hey, my sister lives in Mangere Bridge and my son in Pokeno (I'm across the ditch). The amont of building down that was is sucking up farmland - good luck with you horse 😁
I bet you slept great that night!! Whew! 🙋🏼♀️
LOL, I thought same! :)
'Money and muck go together' from English proverbs published 1698, the modern Yorkshire saying 'where there's muck there's brass'. Great to get to see all the horsey chores, not boring at all. Thanks CC.
Skid steer and horse poop sounds like the perfect day to me. Thank you so much for sharing this.
horse manure is actually super expensive when you buy it for your gardening. my mom swears on that stuff. so nothing ridiculous about your horse poop regimen, it´s actually very clever ;)
Mine gets mixed with top soil and I am sure they sell it for big bucks!
They will most definitely @@TheCleverCowgirl
visit any horse ranch in your area and they'll be most happy to fill up the bed of your truck or trunk.
@@HARDMASADA it doesn´t work like that...
@@krempel_und_klumpad riley? why KNOT?
For years I had my horse on full board and I am learning an enormous amount while watching you manage your farm. I had no idea the work involved. I applaud your work ethic and your love for all horses.
Completely understand. The biggest day of the year for my family was when the "Manure Man" came and dumped our compost for the garden. Picture children jumping up and down cheering, "The Manure Man! The Manure Man!" I'm not sure what that says about our family.
What it says about your family is you are survivors!
I love Nigel's forelock Unicorn ponytail. lol!!
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Just the best single image from this delightful video.
I admire _his_ varying _his_ hairdos
I love that you actually sold horse poop on eBay! I’m pretty obsessed with my horse poop compost piles, and am used to the eye rolls from my not-so-horsey husband when I go on about how valuable the black gold is! Here in northern New Mexico I’m still dealing with snow and ice, but can’t wait to stir and organize the massive poop pile here, and clean/overseed the pastures for my boys! Thanks so much for your videos, I learn a lot from you.
Girl, is there nothing you don’t know or can’t do?!
I absolutely love that you don’t have to rely on hiring outside help.
I was smiling through the entire video. Thanks! 😊
Less outside help = More money for the horse!
@@TheCleverCowgirl Exactly!
unless you have Volunteers…wink wink
It is so important to keep the ground as healthy as possible around horses. Mud fever and thrush can really cause problems.
I thankfully have very little problems with that!
Yes ! Watching a lot of other rescuers and seeing how bad thrush is !!!! It’s a bloody and smelly mess and I bet it hurts them also !!!
@@leanneadams2549 Thrush can also be high iron in the water. Ask me how I know about that, here in NE Texas.😂 OMGosh, I've had my Mustang mare for 16yrs, from a 2yo. I might have had a thrush problem 3 times....until last year around this time. It's been non-stop. I thought it was the one horse whose owner only comes when the farrier is there, but now understand it's the high iron in the well on this small private farm. I finally found a mineral blend with no iron, higher zinc, higher copper, no selenium (TX is high in that too), to offset the iron....Vermont Blend. They have been fabulous to deal with. Bought a 1lb sample...and within days my mare is loving it. My bigger bag is on the way. I'm seeing it starting to work on her hooves in less than a week. Can't wait until I can move back to Southern PA, where the well water is way better.
oof! right, of course .. thrush was worse than any swear word back there in the countryside 🌬brrrRrr🌬
Hello everyone. 😎
Central Missouri fan of the CC and I deeply admire and appreciate all that are here to watch, learn and just spend a brief moment online in Montana ❤
Love her videos. Informative and feel good. ❤
True!!!
Glad to be here. County ordinances are changing all the time. At least I feel that I can "horse around" here !
Missouri here too. What part?
@@luvastandardbred8270
Near Versailles 😊
Love this! When I visit my sister's horse (Romeo), I always take home a few bags of "Romeo's Product" for my gardens.
Horse manure, great for growing vegetables. And the Horses are contributing to their own upkeep!
I really enjoy watching you do all the different chores on your ranch. It's good to be outside, working hard, noticing the changes in the seasons, checking your animals, etc. Thanks for sharing your poo pile day!
Woo Hoo! A twenty minute video on turd management! 😄😄Loved it!
So interesting to learn how you manage the all important, totally necessary nitty gritty tasks of keeping horses. You handle that excavator like a pro, and I enjoy the segments scooting around on your snazzy purple four wheeler. So Fun! (I think marketing your 'black gold' for mushroom farming was genius.)
Another great video, CC, and covering another really important horse ranching subject that would never have occurred to me.
Cheers(!) from Wisconsin and Best Wishes for some lovely warm days coming up!
Nigel looks like a unicorn with his ponytail. Haha!
68 year old here. Every time you said turd, my inner 10 year old chuckled.
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Hello from the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina! We love your show! ❤
Horse manure makes a great fertilizer. It was a bummer for local crofters when a horse farm was terminated, for they’ve lost affordable fertilizer source and had to either transport or buy industrially manufactured fertilizer, which at the time was simply beyond their means.
Ever try chicken poop? My grandfather used it.
Wow, you did a really nice job on your land. It looks so much better! You should definitely give yourself a pat on the back and do some self care. I am amazed by all you do for your horses all by yourself. You are definitely one of the strongest women that I get to watch. Thank you for all you do!
You have a Beautiful day ❤❤❤❤❤ Be Blessed ❤❤❤❤❤
Your place looks good and being ahead of schedule is always a plus. The horses look happy and settled after all of that work. I know you were tired that day and ready for a good rest. I hope that you do at least one special thing a month for yourself, life is short.
I love the info on turds!!
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I actually find the development of the manure pile to be a very interesting topic.
It is a learned skill for sure!