A Little Bit of Everything
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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Farmer Tyler Ranch
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Can’t believe you lost all your chicken! So much hard work for nothing. But you bounce right back.
bummer!
My father, who I take care of and suffers from dementia, unplugged two chest freezers on me. Lost around 30 meat chickens and a whole beef cow I had saved for a customer 🤦♂️
Oh no!!
Don’t trash!! You have pigs that would be just fine cleaning the mess up. Turn chicken into pork it would have been fine as feed.
Could 57 have something stuck in her foot or stone dammage?
We really enjoy your videos!
You are so real and personable.
Thanks for putting your content and hard work out there for us!
WOW !! Farmer Tyler, sorry but I noticed an abundance of cobwebs on your back wall of your workshop !! Hopefully, you don't have any Brown Recluse spiders there, as they can give a nasty bite (with poison !!) Take care !!
On another note, Callie looks very intently at your day-old chicks - I hope she doesn't have any "bad ideas" !! 😅
Great video farmer Tyler ranch
As usual, great insite into farm life. Living vicariously thru FTR.
I put a strip of 3 inch wide Velcro on my freezer door and it took care of the door not getting shut completely. It also keeps kids out of it. 😊
Temperature alarm is helpful too, and covers power cuts / equipment failure
I am always blown away by your skills and knowledge. I will never miss a FTR episode!
Me neither.
love these " just a little bit of everything" videos from FTR! Have a great day...
I'll never forget the first time I watched my miniature Schnauzer catch his first mouse. It was a typical winter with a snow filled back yard, where we let the dogs out to do their business. One day, I spotted Cody sniffing along the fence line where grass was still tall. He stopped, cocked his ears once or twice, then pounced just like you see a coyote do in a snow filled meadow in a documentary. Up he came with a fat mouse that he was happily swallowing. We had him since a pup and never saw him do it before. All instinct with zero training. Cali comes by her hunting just as naturally. If she saves one cow from breaking a leg in a gopher hole, Tyler will welcome her to eat all of them she can catch.
So sorry about the chickens, but every sadness is a lesson learned for the future. The pig feeder is going to be such a help. Great job! Love that Callie!
Lost everything in my freezer (a whole summer of work) when grandkids came for a visit. They got some ice cream out of the freezer (that was not the issue) they didn’t close the door all the way which was the issue. Now I have a padlock on the freezer.
I have ADHD and watching your sped up hammering was really enjoyable 😁 Sorry about the chickens. Good to see mama cow getting better. Have a blessed weekend, guys. Thanks for taking us along. 🤗
you just brought back my childhood memories my dad grew rice in punjab india
Such an interesting vid as usual. Love the info on the rice, but very sorry for the loss of your chicken crop, that’s a hard one. Great to see your mamma cow feeling better too. Again, tx so much for bringing us along! ❤❤❤❤
Watching you from the capital city of germoney. I'm so tired of my life here. Your beautiful family, animals, farm and all your hard work are my safe space that I like to seek out after long gloomy days in the human zoo. Can't wait to leave the city behind. I love the life you created all by yourself with a hard working wife that gives you peace of mind taking full care of your children. You are decent human beings I look up to.
Btw I'm still doing everything to support my local farmers. With the little money I yet have I buy almost everything directly from farmers who take just as good care of their animals as you do. Let's support our farmers who work hard to change the world to the better. I just buy nose to tail pasture raised beef and mutton and don't go for steaks. Everyone can manage their finances so they'll able to buy nourishing meat from animals like farmer Tyler is raising.
Tylerisms
Just when I thought I was done for the year, we are back to square 1
That rooster is a survivor, now we know why.
You can't stop a dog from hunting any more than you can stop a fish from swimming.
It's an hour I didn't have done yesterday.
I guess we start with the hard one. If we can't do that we need come up with a different plan.
I love how your doggy looks at the chick-A-Dee’s. 😂
You always have something to do Tyler., 9-21-2024👍🏽👍🏽
On the ridger. If you can find an old Deere KBA disk those spindles are greaseable and may fit. An eight footer around here sells like $100 for salvage. Be safe out the we need you.
Poor Calli doesn't have a problem with the chick's, she's a hunter, and chicken looks good to her.
Pig feeder is going to be amazing when you're done.
Have a wonderful weekend.
🐥back to raising more chicks. So sorry for your loss. That’s a hard one. So glad the cow is improving. 🐖feeder coming along! 👏👏👏
That limp cow is beautiful. I love seeing a big healthy (except lame) cow. Cali can have all the gophers she wants!
It might be worth considering purchasing an alarm for that freezer door. It would have definitely paid for its self. You had a lot of time and money invested in those meat birds.
Losing thise chickens is awful...espeacially since all the work and care you put into it..too bad...I like the velcro idea seems like it will work..👍😁
A very interesting video, as always! Rice, well, that was very informative, we do not grow rice here, in Alberta, Canada, so that was pretty fascinating. Too bad about the chicken loss, and it is nice to see the limping cow getting better. I liked seeing the metal bending, too bad it was too narrow, but maybe it will fit elsewhere, like you say. Have a great weekend! We enjoy your channel! Farmer Always
Love watching you fabricate what you need. The pig feeder is going to work great.
FTR, so sweet how you open & close the door for Cali..Even thu Cali can jump right in .. 😊
Hey there! Love watching your videos. I'm going to put in a few cents worth of thoughts. Well one thought anyway! The pig feeder. Love the design except your idea of metal doors. I get you're a welder so automatically think metal but this time think rubber! Like stall mat, semi mud flaps, or you can actually just buy it in rolls. You hang over the ends and they can flip them up pretty easily AND rivet or screw the top for your "hinge". We did this many years ago for a feeder and it lasted for years and then it was just a matter of screwing on another flap. Good luck!
Tyler, have you thought about visiting the nearby auctions in Northern Cal and see if they have a replacement model which might be cheaper and newer to take care of and to use use?
Watching Callie and missing Bellie. 🤥 OMGosh, sorry about the chickens!!! 🥺
For the bearings, “King Bearing, Inc. I used to work there years ago. Worth a try.
Famous FTR saying “I’ve got an idea how to do it!” Love your channel!
❤Callie is a good hunter n loves the chicks. Don't beat yourself up about loosing the other birds, you had a very, sad, hard day to deal with. You will have big chickens soon. Thanks for the rice pattie info, I thought the rice was grown under the water on the oppisite end of the plant. So, I learned something. Alway's a pleasure watching you.
From Southern California, really enjoyed 😉 this video thanks 🎉😊
From the central coast of California near Vandenberg Space Force Base, hello!
Wonderful video, your definitely getting there with the pig feeder 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😊😊. The cow definitely seems better 😊😊😊xx
Love your channel bud, don’t change a thing! Cheers from VT!
Thanks again. Have a great weekend.
You can figure it out knowing what I've seen you do. Good Luck.
My uncle decided to raise hogs one time. Somehow a chicken got in the pen with the hogs. When the hogs opened the door to get a bite the chicken joined in. The usual thing was any other bird that happened to fly in the pen, if the hogs could catch it, it was gone.
The editing in this video was excellent, the intro walking past the tractor in pieces to the chicks, the cut to throwing your "dams" into the ground, excellent, and makes it really intersting to watch
He is really good at this!! Like a professional!!
I always have faith in what you make. Job well done 😂😂
Once the pig feeder is done, why not put the feeder out in the open and use some scrap wood if you've got it, and build some kind of gazebo roof over the feeder. Then you probably wouldn't need doors on the feeder, and rain wouldn't be an issue. Just a thought, maybe not a good thought! Hahaha
Another great video of the variety of tasks in your day! Cali is such a well trained dog! Cow hoof is looking good. Pig feeder is coming along. Great work!
❤I love animals, but I can see that the dog enjoys small chickens
We lost a half chest freezer of deer and elk meat when the freezer died. I found freezer temp alarms that had wifi so used those on the other three freezers. They worked at a power outage later.
Good update across the board!
Loved seeing the rice up close. Never saw a field of rice before. Boo on gophers! They damage equipment with their dirt mounds.
Callie is such a good doggo 🐶
I lost fish, deer and Pronghorn meat the same way. Such a bummer. My freezer doesn't have a hard lock latch so I bought a child proof latch at home depot for like $4.00 with a strap and buckle that you just stick on. Its real simple to keep freezer closed, and provides a simple visual of the closed condition as I walk by the freezer.
So so sorry. That had to be devastating.
What is the cost of a new or relatively used Tyne or disc ridger? What about working on a sponsorship for that implement as well?
Tyler im so sorry to hear that you have lost all your chickens itsls so disheartening after all the work you put into them you poor family we all love you here in the united kingdom mate ellington take care of yourselves and stay safe please OK lol and god bless you all always and forever and ever mate
Thank you FT. This was a really great video. I too always like your videos where you do a little bit of everything. That is not to say sole task videos are unenjoyable. You have developed a great knack for producing sole task videos that are captivating or doing multi-task videos.
Great job guys and girls
Watch a video from "The Hoof GP" for some insight concerning cow's hoofs and issues with infection and injuries. There might be a rock lodged in her hoof.
I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO tyler
Love the progress on the pig feeder. Those openings are bigger in person than on camera!
I had no idea that’s what rice looks like. I don’t know why it surprised me…we grew wheat and rye as cover crops for alfalfa, and barley for Coors distributing. So it’s not like I wasn’t familiar with grains. I guess I just hadn’t given much thought to the grain kernels themselves, just had the stereotypical impressions of rice paddies. lol. Anyway, between the rice, the chicks, the cow and pig feeder updates and Callie’s love of life, I thoroughly enjoyed your video…as always. Thanks for sharing! ❤❤❤
Your puppy loves the baby chicks 💓.
Ha! I saw what you did there. You just want to play with your new scalder. :)
Oh no Tyler all that hard work of raising and harvesting Chickens!!! I feel do bad for you!!!
#57 has a shiny healthy coat.
Just moving forward on a daily bases
Another great video 🎉 thanks farmer Taylor from Nebraska 😂
@farmer tyler ranch my ex worked at a factory and they had a source for all kinds of bearings the company is called "Bearing Distributors" maybe they would have what you need?
I missed your last live stream. Sorry to hear about losing all your chicken for the year. Hopefully you didn't have much else in there.
The feeder is looking great. Those lids are very labor intensive. I hope you are using ear protection.
Thx
Oh no hard work gone prayers to the up comming chickens. The pig feeder looking amazing 😊😊😊😊
Callie is so fun! Good dog! 😊
Swap out some meat with the rice farmer and he could repull up your levees with his levee maker
What happened to the whole wheat and soy feeding program?
Hopefully you can bale some leftover rice stems.
Any time a pet can catch a nuisance animal like a gopher is a good thing. Poppy, our outside cat has caught a mole and a gopher.
Enjoyed the share. Keep it coming bro. give us mo'. Appreciate your positive tenacity to survive. Stay safe, healthy, strong, wise and successful in Jesus's Name. Blessings and prayers to you and family. ☝🙏🙌💪👊
Great video, a little of this and a little of that.
What about rubber for the pig lids?
GOOD MORNING GREAT VIDEO TYLER
That's the only thing about farming for me is that I couldn't eat what I raised LOL. It's a personal connection thing for me😅 but I do like to go to the store and buy chicken.😊 And I am sorry about the loss of all your chicken that you did work hard for, sorry buddy!
Always enjoy.
I do not feel sorry for rodents, gohpers, or squirrels, who end up in traps, dogs, or cats mouths. I'm am sorry for the loss of your chickens in the freezer.
Oh look there is the old tractor pieces.
Isn't it safer to make the lids in wood? weight etc versus pigs heads? And just put a rubber edge on it to seal it.
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Check for bearings Inc. you should be able to match the bearing
Towner Bearing rebuild, either weld them up & re-bore them or re-Babbit the them and rebore...
Sorry about the loss of your chickens. However, ow you have all of your equipment and can process at the exact size you want.
Tyler,
How about cross referencing your bearing with a Timken bearing? We did that many times back when I worked on the farm.
Mike Louis
Good morning Tyler. As always great video. Have a great weekend
My farther checked the freezer every morning after he went to the bathroom
I don't know if anyone has mentioned it yet or not, but it may be worthwhile to invest in freezer alarms to prevent that from happening again.
We almost lost our freezer contents, someone left the door open!!
For heavy clay I’d look for a JD Killefer Ridger with the 1200 series sealed bearings or a Domries that use the AC-Oxnard model L sealed bearings… those Towners were made for loose sandy loam. I have had good luck buying the HD disc bearings to retrofit from AG west Distributing in Fresno and they deliver to my door. Just used their RPO 80 kit for the bearings on a heavy duty ring roller that rebuilt as I got tired of the flange bearings not holding up in our conditions.
I think Calli would like a new friend. 🐥 are to small. Thanks for the video. 👍😎
For your water, what if you put in a shallow well pump from the local supply store on the homemade concrete outlet box on your deep well and use that to fill a pressure tank out at that well. Then run a pressure water line parallel to your flood pipeline for water trough’s. The hardest part would have an electrician put in the correct contactor so it only gets the correct power when the irrigation well is running. I have seen people do this on their irrigation wells south of us in the remote areas for “domestic” supply.
Look at the Russ Wilson high flow, light weight, frost free waterer.
Rice is also grown in S.E area of Texas.
Hi good morning Tyler from Indiana
You could have above ground water lines during spring and summer grazing and blow them out during winter when you don’t need them