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Good grief, @DowdleFamilyFarms, quit with the zooming and rezooming at 1:21. You're giving me motion sickness. I'm bailing; I can't watch this.

Praying Mantis: Hey guy, I don’t see you around here…

They won't eat raw sweet potatoes or hot peppers.

Haram! Just kidding. We haven’t heard that in a while.

I used to do this on rye/hairy vetch cover crop each spring on my dairy. The amount of residual they are leaving and access to the back areas will allow little to no regrowth, which will give you good to excellent crop kill if you're going to seed summer annuals in next for grazing. That was always my plan. On the other hand, if you ever want to get a second spring grazing out of your winter covers, leave a much higher residual and be sure to backfence. Those cattle look to be happy and gaining weight fast.

thin the woods, seed covercrops or native woodland grasses and forbes.

That was perfectly good standing feed.

Left overs from school cafeteria so they don't have to pay so much for trash disposal... A trick I used in FFA in highschool

You are not fortunate to have Cherry Laurel. It is extremely invasive and will take over woods, fence rows and will grow up in all your shrubs.

Is this just feed sorghum?

YOUR FREE SOURCE OF ACORNS AND NUTS IS NOT FREE BECAUSE YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR THE PRICE OF LAND AND PAY TAXES EVERY YEAR,

The real reason is the throttle linkage rotates about a 90 bend. There’s a slot where it lies When the linkage jumps out of that slot you get sticky trigger

I think she needs roof😅

Cattle will graze the pumpkin vines.

Boy that will be good por

You seem very knowledgeable in many things

I have been a gardener most of my life, and every gardener thinks their ways are the best. I, am no exception. I had, as a child growing in the country, worked for a few farmers who planted corn for silage and oats and wheat for commercial sale. The problem I saw was when they planted with a drill on hard soil, they had the same issues you did....sporadic and substandard growth with poor coverage. We attacked the soil violently by disk and later drag and then broadcast with an inverted drag to cover the seed. A new sprout needs a loose base to expand its roots and nurture itself at early growth. It needs time to develope a larger root system to support itself as it grows larger. I believe, that whatever I will grow as a cover crop, my first year will include @ 40% rye grass to fix much needed nitrogen to my depleted soil. When mowed, that thick, matted root base disolves in a couple weeks and I think that then, just draging and broadcasting will give me a proper start and the longevity I will desire for the future my paddocks. Sorgum sudan grass, buckwheat and rye my first year. This will be on @ 3 acres broken into smaller paddocks for just 2 pigs.

Horse pastures often have trees planted in them. That’s done to provide some shade but not so much shade that there’s little to graze.

I season my turnip greens with pork and you're seasoning your pork with turnip greens!

I purposely breed duroc and Hampshire to create the red and white banded

I love Fertinan name!❤

Hi Rob, my wife and I have been enjoying your videos after recently discovering your channel. We are interested in raising pigs on our 40 acres in southern Missouri. We were wondering what you would recommend as a breed to start out raising, if we should get registered pigs, and what the best way to acquire them would be. Our goal would be to raise pigs to butcher and sell straight to consumers, and to possibly experiment with breeding either to provide ourselves with more feeders to raise or to sell outright. Thanks for your time and keep up the good work on your videos.

Wow smart animals thank you for this educational video

Wonderful work. God's light is on you. Those ruts look like they stuck from last year. But you know your property and resources better than anyone else. I had good success moving my seeding up to 8 species from 3. Tons more resistant to cold, wet, drought, or heat. Thought I'd lose money 💰 on it... but the pasture and increased ADG more than made up for it. Praying 🙏 for you buddy.

GREAT LOOKING HOGS...

I saw a pig eating a bycicle tyre

How much time between those cuttings?

May your health get better soon!

So, let me get this straight. You were about 3 weeks late and no one called you from the processing plant?? If you have a cell phone or old school calendar you might want to put that kind of appointment down so you don't forget.. On the deer, I would have threw it in the truck as soon as I hit it. If you didn't get that deer then that was not very smart unless you don't like deer.... I've taken road kill deer a few times. Thanks for the vid. I enjoyed it.

It does my heart good to see someone as scatter-brained as I am.

The 🐗 boar,s nest

The livestock trailer can be like a sauna while sorting pigs. Maybe it might catch on.😂😂 Great video have a good upcoming week.

In Tennessee it's legal to take road kill deer home for meat. Don't know how long she laid there but could of had some deer meat if she wasn't stiff yet. Do you change out their feed before taking them to be processed. I go straight corn two days out my Dad, who is in his 80's has always done this, so when I started my pastured pig operation, I've followed suit. His reasoning being that it helps clear the gut out, which results in making the meat more tender. I don't know if there's any merit to it, but I figured why not it can't hurt.

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I dont know why but your voice is relaxing.

I'd suggest spreading cover crop species in the wooded areas that would do good in shady areas. This would not just help take up excess nutrients that the trees can't take up but also provide a little bit of extra forage for the pigs.

Noice.

They're awfully strange animals

We do this with our sheep to minimize parasite loads. They rarely go back to a grazed area. It is still a lot of work but only half when moving only one line lol. Been overseeing new forage into the grass for a year but not seeing any new growth. I must be doing something wrong…

You ever seen Carbon Cowboys? You should check them out

In your 6 years of planting, what time of year do you think is best to establish in a pasture. Now that you have a drill do you feel that you will drill it vs continuing to broadcast as you did for the fields in this video. Does it start producing in early spring as other clovers? How does it do in Mississippi with the heat in mid-late summer. Does it produce into the late fall early winter? thanks for the video, glad for the insight, want to plant in NC. Your help is telling me when and how I will get the best result.

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Really enjoy your videos. So interesting and educational. Makes me want to try farming lol. Good luck with everything! Hope you have a great summer.

Are you grazing pig behind cows. Is it ok to do that?

Pumpkins are a natural dewormer too.

Hogs are smarter than dogs they aren't automatically trusting but once your their your friend they make great pets.

Pigs naturally live in the forest, so stop worrying about their poo.

Love pigs but seeing how messy they are OCD kicks in😂😂😂😂😂