I've watched some other Farm channels and this is by far the best one. At least for me this guy is a natural communicator. Other channels go all Hollywood after they get a couple thousand scribes.
Farm chores never seam to end but its what we do other wise we wouldn't be farmers ! I always enjoyed feeding my cows and hogs when I had them, I miss doing it now. Keep up the great work you and Brad are doing. Bandit
How hard would it be if you took that center fence/gate out of the barn and put the troughs on both sides for both pens, Just drive thought the center of the barn, that way you could unload silage wagon and wouldn't have to use the wheelbarrow.
The far end of the barn is too short for this wagon, and the right side of the barn is two pens. I have toyed with the idea of mixing them, but the size difference worries me.
Opening that barn up with another exit would save you tons of time and effort. There are always ways to improve your operations, just because that's the way it's always been done doesn't make it right or the smartest. You could have been done feeding and moving on to something else.. thx for the nice video!!
Parts guys laughing at you for having old equipment.... been there! I love aftermarket also. It's to the point that I check aftermarket first before I even call the dealer.
could you put the bunks at the other end so you could drive the wagon to them? Even if you had to use fewer bunks to maintain access to each pen and then had to feed more often you could avoid wheeling it? I'd rather pull a feed wagon 3 times a day then wheel it all once, although I have done both
In the current placement, the bunks are well out of the weather to entice the cattle to eat more, especially on cold days. I have been thinking of moving the water troughs and make one solid feed bunk with a conveyor system.
How dare these modern farmers invest in modern machinery to make their lives and their jobs easier, comfier, and in many cases, more economical. What an unrealistic and ignorant view, I bet you've never farmed a day in your life 😂
But there’s a niche in the market, are you saying there might be as much interest in farming videos as such stated above versus ones being talked about having the latest and greatest?
@@metaljuana7538 I think what he means is that it’s nice to see what guys like Boehm Farms and someone like the farmers around here do when they don’t have the latest and greatest
That's a neat set up with the bunks. How many head are you keeping around most of the time? The video in the fall would be neat. - I've never really been around a silo like that much just walking by it.
Great vidio apreaseat a hard working farmer taking his varry little time he has to shot vidio for insight i never subscribe but i hade to hope it helps u some how good content cant wate to show the old man a die hard old timer .God bless you farmers jesus loves u glory to God
Would your mixer still fill your box if you raised it up so that the opening would fill a 5 gall on bucket? Some concrete blocks may save you a bunch of $ ? Good job on the video.
Put a hitch on the front of your tractor or pickup. It makes backing/ parking wagons in tight places much easier. I agree with Jake - chainsaw a hole in the end wall, push in a wagon backwards with the tractor, turn the tractor around and hook up PTO. Shill should save a lot of labor time. If you don't feed out the whole wagon, back it up to the end and park overnight. If you don't get ahead of your labor costs and time wasting activities you'll never keep up. Good luck fellas.
Any good carpenter could get that barn fixed up for you so you could feed with the wagon, or you just need a conveyer system so you can either unload out of the wagons or the silo keep up the great vids
Thank you for the video. Have you considered building doors at each end of the bard so you could drive through and feed without wheelbarrowing. Would save a lot of time even if it took you three days to build the doors you would recoup that time in a month of feedings.
The neighbor gave it to us when his silo fell down. It was his parts unit. It needs the chain to scrape the silage and possibly a new motor, and the electric run. It's hanging at the top of the silo.
I'm very new to your channel and have been watching back vlogs as it is a sweltering 96 here in the middle of the mitten. I am so fascinated by all this farming stuff but I have come to the conclusion that you boys are "young farmers", yes? Are there just the two boys in the family and are you both sitting on an agricultural education? We are here in Sackett Potato country-big operation-and they usually spend Christmas afternoons going through the farming catalogs to decide which "toys" the money is going to be spent on the following year...and we are talking millions of "toy" dollars. I watch your farming operation and see just as much joy and thrill with your purchases. Do you set your farming equipment budget based on needs or what comes up in your price range? Being a master gardener, I am always watching and looking at what the soil is being used for and your vlog has given me a renewed hope in the smaller farms coming back into fashion and fewer acres in land banks. Growing and supplying the food we so desperately rely on makes me appreciate your farming passion daily! One quick thought...could you possibly consider a video more in-depth with your greenhouse use down the road? Love your vlogging style by the way, very refreshing to see young folks use the English language so as I can understand what it is that's being talked about. Shall have to see if I can help bump your subcribers numbers up quicker!!! :)
Well, we do have a long time before we are old farmers, so yes, young farmers. I, Jacob am the only child. Brad is my best friend from college, he helps a lot, in fact, he does all the editing for the videos. I have a degree in Agronomy, Brad is an athletic trainer. I shop everyday on craigslist, dad reads the farm paper classifieds. Equipment purchases are based on price mostly. I don't think we really budget for equipment; it's make do with what we have, unless a great deal comes along. For example, we probably didn't need the 2910 Ford, but the incredibly low price on it and our experience with Ford tractors made it a great deal. The square baler might be the closest budget buster. I was looking for lower price balers, but the low use of our new machine for the price was impeccable. If I didn't find something, I probably would have twisted the arm of our old IH baler another season. Currently, I really want a grain truck so we don't have to haul wagons, but we have a functional system currently, so a truck better be low cost. Yes, once the greenhouse gets going next year, there will be a better explanation of it. I may have disliked English class, but I still put the knowledge to good use. Thank you for the help!
How much did your chopper cost you I had one but is just busted and we think we can buy another chopper and that old chopper is just in bad shape we had to get our neighbors big loader tractor to get it on the trailer
I bought a gravity wagon and built a roof on it with a fill hole and lid in the middle and put it on 8' legs and fill the feed box on my truck from it. Holds 7 ton. Cost me less than $800.
We sell them direct to consumer. Most sales are word of mouth and repeat customers over the years. We make more than taking them to a livestock auction.
Jerseys just don't grow. Other dairy breeds are hard to come by. And beef calves excavate your pocketbook. I couldn't justify feeding a cow just to produce a calf once a year.
Keep talking Jacob, after all it's your video to us unwarshed masses. Let Brad complain he doesn't even mean it. Cows love green chop. Not sure how much easier it is for the cows after silage is made but it certainly doesn't turn brown in two days. Humans in China where they make a lot of pickled food have a higher incidence of cancer. Don't think that pertains to cows as cancer from pickled food does not get started that quick. My dad loved pickled pigs feet and he died from cancer. Not sure if there is a correlation there either
Stumbled across you'r videos ,really enjoying them ,when you mentioned a cone bin ,why not build a slopeing frame and stand the grani bin on it that would help t flow a bit ,just an idea ,looking forward to more videos .
I’d think taking the time to put a door in would be well worth the time and only needs to be done once but eliminate every day 1-2x a day back and worth. Just saying. What’s with the gross water trough? The water should be where they can’t get chop in it if that’s the issue. I’m a stickler for fresh clean water. Sprinkle some salt on your chop or a spray a little molasses - they will eat it better. Yes green starts to ferment fast ...all that nitrogen/protein.
It ferments because of plant sugars, not protein or nitrogen... that's how yeast makes ethanol... 56 pound bushel of corn + water + yeast + time to ferment = 44 lbs of dry distillers grain (DDG) + about 3 gallons of ethanol by the time the water is taken out of it. The yeast ignore the protein but convert some of the starch/sugars to alcohol, since there's less dry matter (DDG) than there was at the beginning (ground corn), and the amount of protein remains the same, the protein concentration of the DDG is 56/44 that of the original protein content of the corn meal put into the fermenter. OL J R :)
We have about 45, ranging from bottle to freezer size. Yep, sell the hay. I wouldn't worry about more animals to feed now. At one point we had sixty on hand, and that was extremely crowded. I don't want to do that again.
Wait so if ur feeding steers why would u go with Holsteins? Get yourself some angus cattle. I'm only 15 and I have 20 black angus heifers and a red angus bull. so if I can afford to do it they aren't too expensive. Also why don't u get a small loader and use a bucket into the other side of the barn that's open. It would save u tons of time.
Boehm Farms Fitness Center 👍 can I join online 👍 It would be good if a lot of farms did this , cuts down the waistline About 1/2 the fresh meat coming into grocery warehouses is floor loads and the containers with can fruit are the same way . They get unloaded manually and pallets of groceries do fall over .
I enjoy watching real farmers working and their daily lives.
I like that barn! Looks like you've figured out a good way to feed the cows with what you have. Take care!
I have plans for more mechanical methods, but for now, the cattle are all dad's decisions.
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I've watched some other Farm channels and this is by far the best one. At least for me this guy is a natural communicator. Other channels go all Hollywood after they get a couple thousand scribes.
No hollywood here, But we did do this. www.patreon.com/BoehmFarm
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I like that y'all are using that type of farm vehicle s. I also like the video of feeding the green chop to the cattle.
Farm chores never seam to end but its what we do other wise we wouldn't be farmers ! I always enjoyed feeding my cows and hogs when I had them, I miss doing it now. Keep up the great work you and Brad are doing. Bandit
Thank you. I wouldn't know what to do with the extra time. LOL
I know what you mean, But it would be interesting to find out ! LOL Bandit
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Nice operation. Very interesting. Was just telling my son wish we could do this
Did you phrase it, "Son, we should do cross fit as part of feeding the animals?" haha
How hard would it be if you took that center fence/gate out of the barn and put the troughs on both sides for both pens, Just drive thought the center of the barn, that way you could unload silage wagon and wouldn't have to use the wheelbarrow.
The far end of the barn is too short for this wagon, and the right side of the barn is two pens. I have toyed with the idea of mixing them, but the size difference worries me.
Stay safe and keep well around that PTO Jacob!
Opening that barn up with another exit would save you tons of time and effort. There are always ways to improve your operations, just because that's the way it's always been done doesn't make it right or the smartest. You could have been done feeding and moving on to something else.. thx for the nice video!!
Real farm life , thanks .
I love all your tractors and all your videos because 3930 is what my stepdad’s boss has and I actually sat on both of them because he has to
I had a poly wheelbarrow too, thought it was awesome, until I chucked a log into it and broke the bottom clean out.
Most poly wheel barrows are junk. We finally found some good ones, but I still would not make it a habit of throwing logs in them.
Parts guys laughing at you for having old equipment.... been there! I love aftermarket also. It's to the point that I check aftermarket first before I even call the dealer.
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What is that yellowish powder stuff you poured into the cow feed?
The five gallon buckets are filled with ground corn and soybeans with some minerals added. No one eats salad without a little dressing.
Why did you flip the seat on the tractor while unloading?
It makes it easier to access the pto lever. the TC30 is a small tractor , so everything is close together.
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could you put the bunks at the other end so you could drive the wagon to them? Even if you had to use fewer bunks to maintain access to each pen and then had to feed more often you could avoid wheeling it? I'd rather pull a feed wagon 3 times a day then wheel it all once, although I have done both
In the current placement, the bunks are well out of the weather to entice the cattle to eat more, especially on cold days. I have been thinking of moving the water troughs and make one solid feed bunk with a conveyor system.
A real farm here , they grow it all ,good job fellas!
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This is farming to me. basic equipment basic stuff but yet great times not like these newer farmers with the latest equipment 😂
How dare these modern farmers invest in modern machinery to make their lives and their jobs easier, comfier, and in many cases, more economical. What an unrealistic and ignorant view, I bet you've never farmed a day in your life 😂
But there’s a niche in the market, are you saying there might be as much interest in farming videos as such stated above versus ones being talked about having the latest and greatest?
@@metaljuana7538 I think what he means is that it’s nice to see what guys like Boehm Farms and someone like the farmers around here do when they don’t have the latest and greatest
That's a neat set up with the bunks. How many head are you keeping around most of the time? The video in the fall would be neat. - I've never really been around a silo like that much just walking by it.
We usually have 45 head. Those bunks weigh over a ton and are a pain to move.
Great vidio apreaseat a hard working farmer taking his varry little time he has to shot vidio for insight i never subscribe but i hade to hope it helps u some how good content cant wate to show the old man a die hard old timer .God bless you farmers jesus loves u glory to God
Thank you.
Have you tried putting the two wheel barrels side by side in the middle of the unloader and fill two at a time ?
for the longer cut stuff, when you take off with one probably half of it will hit the ground as it pulls apart the mound. OL J R :)
Would your mixer still fill your box if you raised it up so that the opening would fill a 5 gall on bucket? Some concrete blocks may save you a bunch of $ ?
Good job on the video.
The mixer will unload into a 20 ft. tall bin, I think. That's a great idea, I can't believe that never crossed my mind.
Put a hitch on the front of your tractor or pickup.
It makes backing/ parking wagons in tight places much easier.
I agree with Jake - chainsaw a hole in the end wall, push in a wagon backwards with the tractor, turn the tractor around and hook up PTO.
Shill should save a lot of labor time.
If you don't feed out the whole wagon, back it up to the end and park overnight.
If you don't get ahead of your labor costs and time wasting activities you'll never keep up.
Good luck fellas.
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Looks like Brad needs some hip waiters, lol. Do you feed like this twice a day or just once?
We feed twice a day.
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Any good carpenter could get that barn fixed up for you so you could feed with the wagon, or you just need a conveyer system so you can either unload out of the wagons or the silo keep up the great vids
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Thank you for the video. Have you considered building doors at each end of the bard so you could drive through and feed without wheelbarrowing. Would save a lot of time even if it took you three days to build the doors you would recoup that time in a month of feedings.
Yes, but the silo being in the way of the door we already have poses a problem.
I’m sitting here while u feed the cows and I hear a chicken and I had to look for a minute but I saw it just walking around lol
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what unloader do y'all have in mind for the silo
We have a Patz ground drive.
Boehm Farm ok we used to have them and then went rind drives and like them much better but if you have a surface drive that works it'll beat forking
The neighbor gave it to us when his silo fell down. It was his parts unit. It needs the chain to scrape the silage and possibly a new motor, and the electric run. It's hanging at the top of the silo.
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I'm very new to your channel and have been watching back vlogs as it is a sweltering 96 here in the middle of the mitten. I am so fascinated by all this farming stuff but I have come to the conclusion that you boys are "young farmers", yes? Are there just the two boys in the family and are you both sitting on an agricultural education? We are here in Sackett Potato country-big operation-and they usually spend Christmas afternoons going through the farming catalogs to decide which "toys" the money is going to be spent on the following year...and we are talking millions of "toy" dollars. I watch your farming operation and see just as much joy and thrill with your purchases. Do you set your farming equipment budget based on needs or what comes up in your price range? Being a master gardener, I am always watching and looking at what the soil is being used for and your vlog has given me a renewed hope in the smaller farms coming back into fashion and fewer acres in land banks. Growing and supplying the food we so desperately rely on makes me appreciate your farming passion daily! One quick thought...could you possibly consider a video more in-depth with your greenhouse use down the road? Love your vlogging style by the way, very refreshing to see young folks use the English language so as I can understand what it is that's being talked about. Shall have to see if I can help bump your subcribers numbers up quicker!!! :)
Well, we do have a long time before we are old farmers, so yes, young farmers. I, Jacob am the only child. Brad is my best friend from college, he helps a lot, in fact, he does all the editing for the videos. I have a degree in Agronomy, Brad is an athletic trainer. I shop everyday on craigslist, dad reads the farm paper classifieds. Equipment purchases are based on price mostly. I don't think we really budget for equipment; it's make do with what we have, unless a great deal comes along. For example, we probably didn't need the 2910 Ford, but the incredibly low price on it and our experience with Ford tractors made it a great deal. The square baler might be the closest budget buster. I was looking for lower price balers, but the low use of our new machine for the price was impeccable. If I didn't find something, I probably would have twisted the arm of our old IH baler another season. Currently, I really want a grain truck so we don't have to haul wagons, but we have a functional system currently, so a truck better be low cost. Yes, once the greenhouse gets going next year, there will be a better explanation of it. I may have disliked English class, but I still put the knowledge to good use. Thank you for the help!
How much did your chopper cost you I had one but is just busted and we think we can buy another chopper and that old chopper is just in bad shape we had to get our neighbors big loader tractor to get it on the trailer
Um... I think it was under 2k, we bought it out of Quebec Canada. They are very expensive in the US.
Would getting a small gravity box work for the ground feed
Most likely, that's on my cheap auction finds list.
I bought a gravity wagon and built a roof on it with a fill hole and lid in the middle and put it on 8' legs and fill the feed box on my truck from it. Holds 7 ton. Cost me less than $800.
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what model is the new holland in the begining
New Holland TC-30
What breed are your cows
Holstein steers
You could put lose big bales in empty silage bags then you could store them anywhere.just a thought.
I would love to live on a farm.
Have you tried using a conveyor
How old are the cows when you sell them?where do you sell them?Is it profitable?
We sell them direct to consumer. Most sales are word of mouth and repeat customers over the years. We make more than taking them to a livestock auction.
calfs are doing well, it seems like you where only just bottle feeding them no 4 days ago :)
Those same calves are still on the bottle.
I know I love your videos, but your continuity. also impressed how hard you work its tiring watching...
i think its great that you do the feeding with a fork and not automatic
It's what I like to call, true cross fit.
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Do you put any bedding down for them? And how often do you clean out there barn?
Do you feed them this twice daily?
U could just make a door in the one side and back the forage wagon in
Yeah, wagon backing.... not sure if that's forward thinking, lol
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Are you corn to chop corn with the 1890? If you are, when?
He's got to get the radiator in first.
Yes, we will use the 1890 to fill the silo. Dad is working on the radiator today. Hopefully next week we will fill silo.
Do the cattle have trouble with the endophyte?
Not that I have seen.
You guys need a bigger portable dump Truck.
What model New Holland is that?
New Holland TC-30
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They weight about 550 lbs each ???? going to feed them out or sell them for feeder cattle ??
They range in size from the little ones just weaned to 1500lbs. ready for a freezer.
Is that tractor a new holland?
Yes it is, New Holland TC-30
No it’s just a John Deere or Case 🙄
Yes it’s a new holland
Hi are that milking cows?
They are Holstein Steers
hey how many ha do you own
45 steers
@@boehmfarm4276 i asked for Hektar not how many steers
We only own 77 acres. But we rent enough to farm 250 acres in various forms.
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Is the floor concrete just the fork mad it sound like it was but couldn't tell
It's concrete.
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Why do you keep the horns on your steers?
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have the best friend ever, please let me know if that position becomes available Jacob
Just kidding, I hope your friendship lasts forever but if you want a second best friend I’m applying. I love you guys
Did you band these steers horns?
Most of them. When it cools down, we will band the younger ones. We only band in cool weather.
Boehm Farm right on.Thanks for replying.Enjoy your videos.
Do you guys just raise Holsteins
As far as cattle, its all Holsteins or Holstein/beef crosses. At one point we were getting a few Brown Swiss.
Boehm Farm how come if you don't mind me asking
Jerseys just don't grow. Other dairy breeds are hard to come by. And beef calves excavate your pocketbook. I couldn't justify feeding a cow just to produce a calf once a year.
Boehm Farm we just grow angus angus x Hereford and Hereford x and charloias
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Are that milk cows or cattle for beef?
They are Holstein steers for beef.
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Keep talking Jacob, after all it's your video to us unwarshed masses. Let Brad complain he doesn't even mean it. Cows love green chop. Not sure how much easier it is for the cows after silage is made but it certainly doesn't turn brown in two days. Humans in China where they make a lot of pickled food have a higher incidence of cancer. Don't think that pertains to cows as cancer from pickled food does not get started that quick. My dad loved pickled pigs feet and he died from cancer. Not sure if there is a correlation there either
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Holsteins are nice cattle, How many liter do you milking per day?
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These are all steers. We buy the calves from the neighbor dairy. No milk here unless you want that special bull milk.
OK, I'm confused here. Why is there 2400 likes on this video and others can't get over 400-500?
Somehow this video took off and has almost a million views.
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Stumbled across you'r videos ,really enjoying them ,when you mentioned a cone bin ,why not build a slopeing frame and stand the grani bin on it that would help t flow a bit ,just an idea ,looking forward to more videos .
That could work.
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On the tractor? The shaft from the wagon has one, it's small and out of the way.
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It was incredibly in the way. I mean not just a nuisance, but knuckle smashing.
I’d think taking the time to put a door in would be well worth the time and only needs to be done once but eliminate every day 1-2x a day back and worth. Just saying. What’s with the gross water trough? The water should be where they can’t get chop in it if that’s the issue. I’m a stickler for fresh clean water. Sprinkle some salt on your chop or a spray a little molasses - they will eat it better.
Yes green starts to ferment fast ...all that nitrogen/protein.
Thanks for the info Know it all Nancy
It ferments because of plant sugars, not protein or nitrogen... that's how yeast makes ethanol... 56 pound bushel of corn + water + yeast + time to ferment = 44 lbs of dry distillers grain (DDG) + about 3 gallons of ethanol by the time the water is taken out of it. The yeast ignore the protein but convert some of the starch/sugars to alcohol, since there's less dry matter (DDG) than there was at the beginning (ground corn), and the amount of protein remains the same, the protein concentration of the DDG is 56/44 that of the original protein content of the corn meal put into the fermenter. OL J R :)
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Snow makes it quite a bit more difficult I would think
I like snow... so the difficulty is washed over.
how many cow's area you feeding? and if you have to much hay that's a easy fix so it doesn't sit get more cow's
We have about 45, ranging from bottle to freezer size. Yep, sell the hay. I wouldn't worry about more animals to feed now. At one point we had sixty on hand, and that was extremely crowded. I don't want to do that again.
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Jacob, if you were to feed from both end could put more cows into the feed lot just an ideal.
maybe more feed space, but the living quarters are filled well enough currently.
Wait so if ur feeding steers why would u go with Holsteins? Get yourself some angus cattle. I'm only 15 and I have 20 black angus heifers and a red angus bull. so if I can afford to do it they aren't too expensive. Also why don't u get a small loader and use a bucket into the other side of the barn that's open. It would save u tons of time.
Can you feed your breeding stock for $100/head/year? That's the price of a calf.
Boehm Farm you can sell a calf for way mire than $100
Even so it's still about $90 to feed one of my cows not including wintering them.
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Do you make good money off of you cos because I do?
When we sell them direct to consumer, yes. The local sale barn has been weak of recent. We aim to sell them all private sale.
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you need a motorized feed cart
Pushing a wheelbarrow across the barn isn't bad. I have had worse experiences with wheelbarrows in muddy sweet corn patches.
yeah that sounds worse it is hard to find a small feed cart that will unload into a bunk feeder
why not get you a conver belt and hook it up to the grain bin
Plenty of labor involved in feeding the heard
It keeps us in shape.
Boehm Farms Fitness Center 👍 can I join online 👍 It would be good if a lot of farms did this , cuts down the waistline About 1/2 the fresh meat coming into grocery warehouses is floor loads and the containers with can fruit are the same way . They get unloaded manually and pallets of groceries do fall over .
I always laugh at my friends who do cross fit. If you want to join, it's free.
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