Touring Our Brand New Modern Hog Barn
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- Video Topic: Touring Our Brand New Modern Hog Barn
Modern Hog Barn Tour : In this one the boys finally show you around the new hog barn. Starting from the outside in! From the feed bins to the hog slats. Thank you to everyone who has supported us from the very beginning! Glad we could bring you along for the whole build. This is just the beginning! Welcome To This’ll Do Farm!
PART 2 OF THE TOUR COMING SOON!
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This’ll Do Farm is a 6th generation family farm located in Southeast Iowa that is run by a father-son duo Tork and Sawyer. Sawyer is the force behind his family farm taking care of hog barns, along with farming the family’s acres. Sawyer promotes agriculture by recording his day-to-day life with his dad (Tork) on the farm. Both Tork and Sawyer have a burning desire to grow the farm bigger and bigger. Despite only being 20 years old, Sawyer has an old school work ethic with an innovative approach towards implementing agricultural technology and practices. Sawyer’s mission is to showcase agriculture in a positive light. And be one of the faces of agricultural education and innovation.
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| FILMED & EDITED BY SAWYER WHISLER
Born and raised an Iowa farm boy in north east Iowa. farrowed hogs, grew corn and beans in the 70's Lived in Texas 15 years, Tennessee 28 years, Florida 3 years and soon on a beach in Mexico! What a ride!
What a ride indeed! Really cool hope you enjoyed every moment!
Question?
What about installing a modulating condensing boiler inside, so you can have a snow melt system as well as radiant floor heating on the floors to keep the pigs warm?
As well as having an efficient heating system?
You could put out a video everyday and I would watch them all. Thanks for the videos.
Best comment award goes to.. haha thanks for the support man. These kind of comments keep us going. 👌
We cap our panel doors as the eps does delaminated. Also darkling beetles burrow into the foam. Barn looks great.
Thanks for the feedback buddy!
Congrats on getting the new Barn populated. It was a pleasure working with you guys!!
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Thank you!
Thank for watching! You guys did an awesome job very pleased. We'd recommend ya'll to anyone who builds a barn!
Congratulations on the new building being up and running . This channel is really starting to grow on me. I like the two hard working individuals the honesty" the anger" (when Tork loses his shit he cracks me up for a little fella 😁 ) Every video is getting better than the last both are of you are becoming more relaxed while doing the vloging . Keep up the great work cant wait for the next one
Hey we really appreciate the encouragement! It means a lot to us! We try to get better with every video. Im glad people are starting to see it. Im glad you enjoy our videos too love doing it!
Well done great building all the very best regards N Ireland enjoy .
Thanks for watching!
Appreciate it Frank! Thanks for watching!
AWSOME GUYS. GOOD LUCK!!!
Well organized & very professional operation. 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Ken! Always appreciate your comments sir 👍
Congratulations to both of you enjoy your success.
Thanks Douglas! We're just getting started. We sure are happy but we gotta long way to go. Appreciate the support.
Congratulation for your new hog barn here from Germany - and always great success!
Thank you for watching!
more videos please, we all really enjoy them!
Thanks Dave! Im pumping them out as fast as I can with the little free time I got!
Awesome
I'm truly happy for you and your new barn.Yeehaw!!!!!
Thanks Tammy! Appreciate the support! Yeehaw right back atcha!
Thanks for the update, very video and building
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it
Great video keep them coming
Yes sir! Will Do!
Tork said that was the best office yet so I think he’s hinting to another hog barn lol
Good catch
😂haha shhhhh!
Proud for y'all, looks good
Thanks Lobo! Appreciate the support buddy
Great job thanks looking forward to seeing your new video
It's out right now Smooch! Thanks for watching
Another enjoyable video! Thank You!
Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed!
The barn looks great 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you!
All the best to you guys
Thank you!
Great job guys and thanks for sharing. Again I did enjoy watching you doing all this work to get this barn up and running. Thanks again and have a nice safe day!!
Thanks for watching Shane! Glad you enjoyed it
congratulations on the new barn! You should be able to find a threshold sweep at a home improvement center that would slid up over the bottom of the door.
Thanks for watching! We got’er capped.
@@torktalks5573 no grass growing under your feet!
Thanks for watching!
good looking shades pops, congrats to both of you with the new barn and life endeavor with youtube
Haha! He likes his ray-bans! Thanks for watching buddy
Congratulations!
Thanks!
Thanks!
You can try sticky brown tape to cover the lower part of your chute door.
Good video congratulations buddy
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Any plans to put in a methane digester. In CA the farmers are investing and making money on electricity. You still get the fertilizer, less the smell. Check at your state and federal levels with manufacturers for grants. Hemp may also be a great product to grow. Oil, protein, Fibre.
Ask the slat builders for barns with digesters. The builder may be a good resource.
Thanks for the feedback. We'll look into it!
Great video! Congratulations on the new barn. Everything looks so nice and look forward to more videos.
Thanks for watching! We will keep hustling to keep the content coming!
Thanks for watching buddy! We appreciate your support.
Congrats young man and also the older person, great to see its happening wish you a lot of succes and for the record i love watching the content you guys put up,thanks and greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Thank you so much!
@@torktalks5573 youre very welcome
Thanks buddy appreciate you watching! Means a lot to us both. Keep producing that milk
We just use concrete walls in the rooms and pens lol
Hi guys.
I love this programme of yours
It's my wish to come into piggery farming in Canada.
Congrats....
Thank you sir! Thanks for watching!
Thanks Jeff!
Happy :)
Thanks for watching!
very good vid.... thx..... were you gonna do a cost break down vid and why you chose that location for new barn?.... i love the smell of bacon in the morning.....
Thanks! Cost and the economics of a new barn are forthcoming. We will break it all down. Thanks for the support!
Yes sir! Cost video coming soon!
Awesome job guys and thanks for sharing. Do you have any idea the total cost of this one??
yay i work in assumption!
Awesome! Thanks for watching
Could you do a clip on differences between wet/dry versus dry only feeder?
Yes, we have both and will definitely do a comparison. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!
Going to be in the part 2! Which is out right now! Thanks for watching!
congratulations. how can i start something like this? please guide
*Noice!*
Glad you liked it!
Nice barn
The pads under the feeders are concrete?
Do you have some information or footage on how it was poured?
They are poured in place on roofing felt. Using 2”x4” frames with blocks in the corners so as not to have a 90 point at the corners. Fiber in the mix. These pads are 57”x48”. They will last about 8 years if you do nothing to them. We typically Armor-Rock them after 3 years and then they’re good for another 10 years. Keeps a lot of wear off the slats.
Thanks for the question and for watching!
Thank you
We have rubber mats under the feeders and we have trouble with wear of slates and mats
Could be a nice addition
Greetings from Germany 👍🏼
Hi
Howdy!
on that swinging load out door why wouldn't they wrap the bottom and have the guy installing cut the top
Good question! Im not sure.. we'll have to ask them that.
@@thislldofarm they can wrap the bottom .it will be a channel with a sweep on it
I’m
@@fredjackson5316 unnecessary.
Yall should've used Di Drives instead of the curtain controllers.
That door bottom looks poor the finish is nothing like the rest of your great place well done and good luck. Peter UK 🇬🇧
We'll put a cap on it here soon! Thanks for watching!
Pity you can’t harvest the gas from the pit to burn for heat
I’m not 💯 sure but I think the only way currently to harvest the methane is to have another concrete pit outside the barn that you can cover. For our operation the economics just won’t work. Thanks for watching!
@@torktalks5573 makes perfect sense 👌
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How many pigs do you have eating on each bin ? At my barns, I have 1000 pigs on 24t bins and they will last around 8 days eating 3ts each day depending on how large they are.
Thanks for the question. All our barns have triple 26ton bins for 2400 hd. At market weight, eating 6lbs. per head per day. They will eat 7 ton a day, 3 1/2 days will empty 24 ton. Thanks for watching!
What Tork said 👆😂
How many pigs do you guys have?
Around 10k at any given time. 4 barns.
They sell 40's at the store, that wasnt big enough? lol
What is the average working lifetime of the slats
Lots of variables in that. Wean finish or grow finish? Pen size? Feeder style? All make a difference but I’d say 25 yrs on the low end and 40 on the high side. A wean finish barn will have 20 less groups of pigs through it in 20 years vs a grow finish barn.
It depends on your maintenance as well as where you got them from. I have some that will be 40 years old next year and they still have 5-10 years left, but they’ve been patched with quick crete. They came from G&M Sales. I also have some that will be 35 next year that probably have 5 years left and have also been patched. They are from hog slat.
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Howdy!
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Yes Sir!
new guy here. You guys dont own your feed mill?
No sir. We'll make a future video on where we get our feed in the near future!
@@thislldofarm guess the guy I worked for is pretty damn big. Lol. None of his barns look that good.
Sir i do my pig farm like you .
Sir can you give piggery training are you teaching me . Sir i from India
iLOVE BACON AND SAUSAGE PLUS COUNTRY HAM
How many sons do you have?
2. My oldest has a real estate photography/ video company and does real estate investing with his brother.
@@torktalks5573 Awesome!
Congrats! Soon will be time for a sow unit to feed the finishers
Check me out on LinkedIn Braxton Carlson
Couple different videos of sow units we’ve done this past summer
We'll check you out thanks for watching!
Does anyone start hog farming on this scale with no farming experience, but just general business owner experience? Is it possible to get a $750,000 loan for an operation like this without experience?