What It's Gonna Take to BRING Our PASTURED Raised Farm to the NEXT LEVEL
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- What It's Gonna Take to BRING Our PASTURED Raised Farm to the NEXT LEVEL
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Hi... AL and GINA nice to see you both keep it up bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋👍👍👍
I like it. God bless.
GOD BLESS YOU AL
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing
Al, you always enjoy building! You are so happy when figuring it all out and seeing your plans come to fruition!!
Great Day in the Afternoon !!! 😊😊😊
When dragging to location consider some removable stretchers across skids to prevent them from spreading apart.
Love your building projects.
Cool pig pad. I Like It!
Brutus has gotten BIG!
Very nice job !!!!! 😊🙏👍❤️
So awesome! Edges always catch your clothes
I loved watching you work and sing along. You make it look so easy. Done once and done well is the way to go. ❤❤🌻🌻
We know the next Tool Al needs to get !!! A over size skill saw !!! So you can saw lumber that is over 4 by 4 !!! 😊😊😊
Gooooooooooood afternoon, Lumnahs & viewers!
Hi Lumnah family, nice to see Gina back. How's Olivia doing? We haven't seen her in a while.
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You'll probably end up putting a support up front for when you end up pulling it so the bottom front corners don't get pulled together . You definitely build good things and sturdy to.
Al, I am sure you have plans to keep runners from spreading further apart on the uneven terrain that will push out. The project looks great.
Good Morning Gina and Al!! ☕️ ⚘️🦋
Sure nice to have that big shop to work in, Nice build.
Thanks Al
absolutely I agree with you about having the bracing and making it very strong, the better the bracing the longer it will last, that is really nice doing a real good job buddy
I like that. The shelf is a nice touch.
Good evening Lumnah family from a cooler Minnesota. Good evening viewers. I'm glad you're building a nice structure for your breeding boar Yukon. He'll do better separated from his breeding gilt (female pig that hasn't had piglets yet) being protected from predators. I like those Simpson clips. Wow, Brutus is huge! Those braces are nice and beefy! Good idea not to cut that vertical member on the pig panel. I like how you cut all the edges clean too. I like that top rail piece. It was funny seeing Brutus laying in there. So you made it fancier on the other side? It reminds me of Justin Rhodes' pig port he made. I like that it is mobile too. Too bad the main roads are still messed up from the hurricane Beryl. I like the working gates at both ends. Thanks for this video Lumnah family!
When you tow 'the gate/shed' around, I'ld recommend installing a temporary spreader at the bottom on the towing end. this will take stress off the main supports when the tow chain is attached. After "The Shed" is relocated, undue a couple of bolts and remove the temporary spreader.
That's a good idea. Justin Rhodes has a similar structure and they use a pipe spreader to hook to it to pull it around. Thanks for that suggestion! I hope you had a great weekend!
Al, you might want a "stretcher bar" for moving it if you don't put a spreader at the bottom for a trip hazard. Just something to keep the width correct as you move it. Thinking a 2x4 pinned into place with bolts to the front part of the skids just when towing it to keep them from pigeon toeing inward when you pull.
22.51 Bless you.😄
Great project - looks like it would be a perfect rain capture slope if you attach a gutter/down spout to a water tote to help you water the pig.
Thanks again
Good morning from Sweden!
Nice job
Great project but I have one concern. The bracing at the top is really sturdy but my concern is the bottom side to side bracing. Since there is none I would be worried that when moving it around the skids could possibly cause a separation and lead to failure of the structure. I would suggest a 2x4 across the bottom of the gates to keep the side to side structure in place.
Even a temp support when it's moved...
I don't think you are going overboard ! Nice , very nice job !
Good morning from Siesta Key Florida
Good morning, Bill!
Watching you all is so fun and surprising for me. Thank you I'm having the best time. From your adopted grandma of 74. 😊
Good morning from Nantucket!
LOVE it guys...GOD BLESS 🙏👍😇❤
I'm not sure how much I would get accomplished with sweet Brutus around...I'd just be patting and hugging him all day. He sure does seem to adore Al, he never strays too far from the action. ❤
Fantastic work A++ job
I think Brutus should have his own earmuffs. After all, he’s helping with construction.
Nice shelter!
Good Morning~!
Good evening Charles! I hope your weekend was wonderful!
NOT CARRIED AWAY, ITS THE DETAILS THAT MAKE IT, BESIDES THAT, IT SHOWS YOU TAKE PRIDE IN YOUR WORK!!👍🏻👍🏻😁👍🏻👍🏻!!
Good morning guys!
Goood morning from AZ!
Hi Lumnah family. You are loved❤. Brutus is so cute. How many times does he interrupt filming with his funny antics.
Put some metal black pipe across each end under the gates, to keep the side walls from going out if you move it and. Plus it will keep anything from going under them or digging under.
I like that idea. Nice and strong down below and low enough to walk over. Thanks for the suggestion. I hope Al agrees!
Good morning from Windsor On 🇨🇦 great idea guys love it
If you plan to use it for farrowing piglets, I would suggest crush rails which can also serve to reinforce the sides
The Sow has her piglet in Barn Stall, and then the piggies stay inside Barn until big enough to be put outside !
This is built for the Boar to be in and for moving animals into a trailer when sent to Butcher !
In this video I realized how big your construction assistant, Brutus, has gotten. He is definitely earning his name.
Pretty nice pig palace! Though I would add a threaded steel rod with washers n nuts to connect the bottom runners. Placing them just below the gates. This would give you really good structural strength for towing, and be less bulky than a wood crosspiece.
Or temporary ratchet-straps on bottom ends for towing !
Hey Al everything lookin good! A suggestion! For the last culvert when you put the culvert in, why don’t you put those big rocks that you took out of your pasture, hold it down and then then put your material on top that might save a lot of erosion of material! 😊
U might want to think about a lower chain to hold ur gate closed,because a full grown pig is very strong,they can push on a farm gate at the bottom to get out. Nice job
Bless you.
Great job...the extra "touches" are worth the effort....
Wow that structure is awesome!!!!
Love the videos no matter what they are. Thank you so much.
I'm curious to see how easy it will be to move around. Looks great though. 😀
top rail on wire fence will also give racking support to center post when being moved
I like the mobile enclosure, while the gates kind of hold the ends together they aren't designed for those kind of forces. I think you may want to add something under or very near the gates to keep the vertical members from splaying apart while being towed and possibly spread apart by uneven ground. Perhaps a 3/4" or 1" metal rod or all thread rod bolted through to each side. This would keep the sides parallel and help keep the roof from buckling or having a column break from the uneven torsion and stress while being pulled causing a shear failure in the structure. It would only take one rut or exposed rock to catch an end to put a significant twist to damage and weaken the integrity of the enclosure.
Good morning!! 🌹🌹🌹🌹
Al, Your Building & Construction Skills Amaze me ! I have watched you over the years build so many structures and you make it all look so easy ! Wish I had the same skills as you do !! Carpentery, Plumbing , Electrical, HVAC , You do it all ! Jack of all Trades and a skilled master of them all ! Even doing Mechanical work also on Vehicles and Farm Equipment !👍👍🙂🙃🙂
Brutus is such a Big Beautiful Handsome Boy ! LOVE his Colors ! ❤🙂🙃🙂
Good Morning from Michigan. You’re always making your farm better. The pigs will thank you.
Brutus is doing such a good job.
Morning Lumnah acres from the Winze family in Hutchinson Kansas
Brutus is getting so big!!
You so remind me of my children's father.. It always had to be perfect. He also loved building projects.
Good Morning. I saw where Kens town has had some more flooding and washouts. Another smart project build. Brutus takes his job seriously, full time inspector!!
Morning Al and all. Pig pen is looking good, I think you are going to have to add a board across the bottom for when you are skidding this structure around to give it side to side support. Then if desired you could take that board back off. Great video folks!! Jay from Pa.
I am constantly amazed at how much you need to know about building things and what you have to consider. It’s complicated.
Brutus is a gentle giant now.
Couldn't help but think that if you are going to put this pig pen and a pig in it in the woods with half hight sides and area above the gates would be great for bears to climb over or wolves to jump over to get your pigs...just saying. Please consider more wire on sides and above gates. Won't hurt you to stoop down to get through gated area to feed or cuddle your pigs. Cheers for your videos.❤
It’s just for the male pig and he is worried about the wolves and bears so I’m sure he will figure something out that will be safe for the pig.
Interesting vid.
Al that’s a good design. It looks good and sturdy. Great work!👍❤️
That looks so great,Al.
I don't think it's too fancy. I think it's well thought out and well built, which will benefit you in the long run.
Hi Al,Gina,Brutus. Nice build as always good to see the workshop used more.
Well done happy family.
That's some pretty fine constructing going on there!
Amazing work
Wow y'all I didn't notice how big Brutus was until I seen him stand next to you both,he is big.
Truly loved the video, Al! I like your Nor’Easter accent the best. Thanks for the positives you bring with each posting.
I love your finishing touches - outdoor farm structures built with the same care as in-house finishes.
Oh, you guys....your sweet, cheerful ''good morning'' is a tonic to troubled times. Love your vids....how heavy is Brutus now? My ''worry wart'' wonders if that structure will get thru the door...😳🙃🥸
Good morning y'all, we are supposed to be getting tropical storm rain (Debby) all weekend here...
Enjoyed it. Thank you.
Looks good yall! Near the end Brutus said you are trapped Al and I'm not coming in with you.
Good morning, and have a wonderful day
Brutus, looked brushed and shiny at the first of the video. Then outdoor dog in the end. He's a good dog 🐕
The boar will luv his pin and you can put the little piggies in there as well
You may want to add a 2x4 along the bottom of the hog panels to cover those sharp points too
Yes, Brutus is cute, adorable, yada, yada. But we don't see Figaro and the two house cats any longer. And how about Pluto and Taylor? What do they think of Brutus? Another thing I miss is Gina's cooking segments.
Figaro disappeared last winter
Tanner not Taylor, Gina has been cooking lately and don't know how to understand what animals think about !
Hello, tks for video. Wow what a very nice pig build. Enjoyed the podcast also. Glad truck is running now. Brutus is getting huge...a gentle gaint. Much love to ya'll.....
That’s a great structure. A great idea for multiple uses.
Good morning Al! You certainly kept us entertained this morning 😂😂. Your boar will be happy and safe. Do not worry as boars are usually solitary animals except in breeding season. The sows stay together more to protect their young so he should be okay. I pray you have dry enough weather so you can finish the second culvert and see what else has happened to the other part of your property. Hugs from N.C..❤
Good morning from Wisconsin
Good morning Lumnah Family and friends! Happy Weekend to all!
Thank you Sam! 🙏🏿👍🏾🤩🐶
Gooooooooood Morning Sam
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@@LumnahAcres - Howdy Al!
Moin moin Sam
Morning Al & Gina. We're getting a whole lot of rain here in Central Alabama as well. My yard looks like a pasture lol. I can not believe how big Brutus has gotten & I'm sure he's not done growing yet. A lot of your older videos have been popping up on my feed lately. I'm talking about like back when you & Olivia were collecting eggs & you & Olivia was sledding. Not sure why but I don't mind in the least. Wishing you all a wonderful day.
Good memories for sure and nice we can revisit them at our leisure!
Have a great weekend to all friends in the Lumnah Universe
Thanks Juergen - wishing you the same!
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For your wash outs you need to use crushed concrete or limestone, the gravel will just washout when it floods again.
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Clay instead !
The work you share is very interesting, thank you, always following you