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I would hate to give you bad advice but if I was in your situation I would get a tow strap and wrap around the entire tractor and ratchet strap it down with the 4x4. Also, make sure when you ease it out of the hole you press in your differential so both wheels turn. Don't know your exact situation but I would have used this method in the video if I didnt' have holes. Just watch to make sure you don't bring 4x4 all the way around. I have had one person come back and say they used a 10 foot 4x4 and put parallel across for both tires and did this. Just a thought. I see your Marine logo - Thank you for your service. I'm former Navy and appreciate you serving this beautiful country. Have a great week.

@@StewartFarmApiary Thanks brother for your service as well. I am having difficulty understanding what you wrote about wrapping the entire tractor and with a tow strap with the 4x4. Sorry for the Marine coming out. I'm a fairly new tractor owner and I got stuck this last Sunday and its was a BEAR!

@@gregharper7075 No worries - its hard to explain. Ive only seen it done and not tried it myself. Another way to help get unstuck that I used before this method is also just strap a heavy duty come along to a tree or another tractor and use the strength of the come along to at minimal get it out or hold where you have been able to move it. Use in conjunction with a few 4x4 that are not chained to tire but more of just a gripping mechanism for the tire.

Can you clarify about the tow strap and 4x4? If not, I hope to see the video in the near future.

@@gregharper7075 Ill try to do a video soon.

If I were you I would get a few one gallon nursery containers and fill with dirt. cut the tree to the desired height ( just above a node) and then make numerous cuttings and put in soil. That way you have the height you want ( and it will bush out) and you can give the clippings to friends. Hope this helps. have a great week

@@StewartFarmApiary Thanks a lot for advice!

@@Chrachrach glad to help

Gallagher has a decent charger for the price. I have one that I use for rotational grazing. But yes, in general they are pricey. Thanks for the feedback. Have a great week.

You are very welcome. Thank you for the feedback.

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Please see the comments below. Thank you for the question - have a great day.

You are very welcome. I am always so happy to hear that I have helped someone. Have a great week - glad your tractor is unstuck.

True, but managing the fields and livestock properly and having enough forage allows for that not to be an issue. Thank you for the feedback. Have a great day.

Thank you for the feedback. 1. I will bubble for a few hours at the most after the molasses. It doesn't take long to get it integrated. 2. You do not need to dilute the tea at all. I put it directly on the pasture or plants. I hope this helps. Thanks for the great questions.

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@@radhanadevi You are very welcome.

Thank you for the feedback. Yes, she is brilliant. I also would recommend Gabe Brown and his business partner Alan Williams. Both are brilliant but I get to chat some with Alan because he is in the Mississippi State University region. Still lots to learn but with patience it is a great process. I would recommend looking at some summer legumes ( cowpeas, soybeans). So many people just want to throw clover down in the fall and there are so many options available. High in protein as well for the animals. Have a great week.

@@StewartFarmApiarythat’s awesome you have listened to her. I am getting to gabe brown - so many people doing very innovative things. I am in Australia so am going to be planting at spring. Am wondering how much land did you spread your seed onto - I figure you need a lot more seed for spreading as opposed to drilling.

@@misacarter5128 Great question - I put down about 50 pounds per acre. I don't really look at a certain seed in particular as much as just the "50 pounds per acre". So to make sense of that I do a mix of numerous things. Lean more to the sorghum sudan, sunn hemp, cow pea and millet mainly. Sorghum sudan can have prussic acid issues in drought so stay clear if you can of that unless you are just growing for biomass. I am also heavy on summer legumes (cowpeas and soybeans) because I am not big on just clover. Hairy vetch is also a great seed in fall. Hope this helps - Love some of the documentaries on Australia I see here on youtube. Stay in touch - don't hesitate to reach back around if you need help with anything else. Have a great week.

What may be complicated to some is not to others. I don’t see it as complicated at all. Have a great week. Thanks for the feedback.

@@StewartFarmApiary True....maybe not see it as complicated......but often the actions speak for themselves.

@@StewartFarmApiary But complicated compared to not needing the PVC tube...... bungee cord . Where as.....only needing string as an insulator

@@jimmyjohnson7041 Okay. Thanks.

@@jimmyjohnson7041 Okay. Thanks.

Not sure I understand your comment. I don't use glyphosate.

@@StewartFarmApiary Im relating to Mr. Glyphosate..... Greg Judy........ He think everything dies from Glyphosates !!!! And that maybe you watch is videos ? Then he criticizes his neighbors world wide in his videos....saying their soils are dead. Totally false !!!!!

My concern was the wire slipping up and down and if the lower or middle wire is loose you cannon wrap it around the pole because of wires on top or bottom would not allow it. This system works best for me. Thanks for the feedback. Have a great week.

That is a great idea. thanks for the suggestion and I will upgrade on my next one. have a great week.

Thats a great idea with the electrical conduit. I may have to try that.

I dont do intensive mob grazing. I tried and it’s too time consuming. I also do t run one wire and when running 3 or 4 wires it is even more of a hassle. I also work a full time job. So I will run 25 sheep on a one acre lot for a few days then move them. I only want them to take the top 1/3 of the blade of grass. Some fields I keep in longer than others. Hope this helps

Yep. Everything is more now.

This works so well for me. It is one spray that I make sure I always have ready. Thanks for the feedback. Have a great week.

Many thanks for the kind words. Have a great week.

Great idea. I worry about chicken manure and burning my fields but I will try it this way. Thank you for the tip. Have a great week

yes - maybe a hand spreader and a swing blade.

Yes - the cost if crazy. Its the long term planning that pays off. Thank you for the comment - Have a great week.

If you invest in this for one year and not cut and let it go to seed each fall then the costs long term are very cost effective. Thanks for the comment. Have a great week.

Both are profound statements. Thank you for the feedback. Have a great week.

That stuff works. Glad you enjoyed. I’ll never do without it !!

You are very welcome. Really glad the method worked for you. Have a great week!!

Yes, I love it - is your 900 a gas or diesel? I didn’t get the 900 gas burner for the exact reason you have mentioned. I wanted the power and torque of the diesel. Thanks for the feedback. Have a great week

True old school people mostly always know. Have a great week.

You can totally splice directly to the live wire. The reason I don't attach the wire full time is because I want full charge and the longer the wire the more issues I have found. Hunting hundreds of yards for what is shorting out the wire is a pain so I just make it to where the pasture I have the animals in at the time has the connection for a full charge. So far it works and cuts down on maintenance for me. Just a thought if you are running alot of wire. Hope this helps. Have a great week.

I called and spoke to them when I did it. It’s only 1.5 inches difference and the frames allow for a little give. Mine was perfect and I have zero issues. It was also so much easier to leave at 10’ instead of having to cut a massive 6x6 and keep it exact. If you are worried then I suggest you go off of what they say but I don’t have any issues. Thanks for the question. I hope my answer helps.

@StewartFarmApiary thank you so much for your quick reply! I am relieved that I don't have to shave 1.5" off these 6x6's!!

@@paulstuart5077 Glad to help. I have a few more videos on building the structure that may help too. Be sure to check them out on my page. Have a great week.

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Could you have collected opium from those poppies if you wanted to? The stems and leaves contain opium too right?

That’s great. Thanks for the feedback. Have a great day.

Trust me, it works. Thanks for the comment. Have a great week

Worked for me so it is a “fix”. Worked for many more as well. Thanks for the feedback.

Good work!

This is true. I wanted the biomass and the pollen more than anything. Thanks for the comment. Have a great week.

Thanks for the question. Yes - strap it to the post you attach it to with a good quality bungie cord. It will hold it in place. Have a great week

Good luck. You will get it out. Just take your time. Have a great week.

Many thanks for the feedback. Have a great week.

In some of my previous videos I show the result from season to season. Thanks for the feedback and questions. Have a great week

Thanks for the tip. Ive used the chain on a past tractor with a traditional connect but didn't think about that with this. Thanks again. Have a great day.

Longer would be better. Just make sure you have plenty of nodes for sprouting. I did short because of space. Hope this helps.

Thank you for the feedback. Hope you have a great week.

Really happy to hear this helped. Hope you have a great week. Thanks.

Let’s hope not or I would be breaking the law 😂. Have a great day!

😂😂 indeed.

I appreciate the compliment. Lots of work but the reward is so worth it. Thanks again- have a great day.

The Pats system is so much better than I even imagined. Really nice people that run it as well. Thanks for the feedback. Have a great week.