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So great to hear you talking about taking care of your soil and seeing the grass so healthy. I hadn't noticed before how nicely the flower beds around the house have become, too. I hope that city girl you married is doing that. It's going to be so great not too long from now when we can see some cattle out there grazing on that sweet green grass to grow some tasty steaks and burgers. I have to admit that I have had some doubts, son, but all those have given away to envy and joy for you both. Keep goin''!
Josh, Get a cooltop fan for your ventrac. It was an $800 add on for my ventrac and worth every penny. It’s a very strong fan mounted in your canopy that moves a lot of air and keeps lots of dust off of you while mowing.
Josh I am going to put it out there because it is something I have really been thinking about over the last few weeks. Not only are you a great Steward of your land but you are of your time and resources. I love the fact you try to help others to learn but you support other homesteaders. You are a great man and you are building a legacy that others can and should follow. You will always have my support.
Love this type of video. Now I have zero experience with aerating pasture land but I own a lawncare company and do alot of aeration. everything Ive ever been told is to only aerate spring and fall because aeration causes stress to the lawn for the first few weeks and if its hot it take longer to recover and can damage the lawn.
I kept waiting for the glass fuel bowl to break on the tractor while you had it on camera and was thinking the whole time "Josh has one last backup". Whooo. stay cool cat and i enjoy the vids. .
Great video Josh, thank you for sharing. You and Mrs. Stoney Ridge have a very Blessed Week **HUGS & PRAYERS** from Kelly and critters at Piney Haven Homestead.
Front mount zero turns, such as Grasshopper and Walker mower have decks that flip up like that. They even have the option to power fold/flip up, to be able to access the underside.
You are so right about not needing chemicals. If you use what's already there, you get the same if not better results. 170 hours of seat time mowing just on the Ventrac... 🚜-Woooooo!!!
When aerating and mowing, don't always go in the same direction or path as the last time you did. Change directions or patterns, gives you a better growth as well. Great video, cheers :)
Oh Man, you really need some livestock to convert that glorious sunshine to organic fertiliser. I never allow grass to seed on my Scottish smallholding unless I'm making hay. Every time my stock leave a field I always top the whole field to reset to zero. Despite not using fertiliser my fields are lush and the sward dense. I aerate twice a year with a sward slitter and it is rare to have standing water. I firmly believe that the nitrogen harvesting ability of clover is improved by allowing air to the roots. Love your work and the time you take to explain to newcomers. Regards from Scotland.
Could you pull the aerator with the ventrack while you mow save half the time? The place looks great. The aerator will really help hold a lot of water on the hills
Thanks for showing me how to bring back the hay fields I have by just cutting them . These fields haven't been used for 9 year and have little popular trees starting to grow . I have really no budget was on a disability program for my wife ( I was the one and only care giver ) To do the job I have a 2120 John Deere and 7 foot mower . Would you just let the old hay lay and rot away or rake it and move it . This field is about 14 acres and the sister field which is always wet , 3 springs is about 11.5 acres . Thanks for the help , enjoy your channel
I spend some time marking all grease points with hi viz permanent dots. Amazon sells. Or things you need to do. Can't rely on memory, especially for infrequent tasks.
Cool thing about the Ventrac is that it has a map under the hood of every grease point...pretty awesome..some of the moving parts would be impossible to mark on this machine..especially the drive shaft in the center of the machine...you just reminded me I need to lube the drive shaft! Thanks!
Stone, have new Titan 60" Drum Spike Aerator setting outside shop. Transport to field with Quick Hitch, then switch to pull adapter. Spike Aerator gets pulled in field for nice corners. Pull Adapter hooks to 3 point lower clevis points, easy DIY project.
Were you singing 'Mack the Knife'? Cool - one of my very favorite songs, and Bobby Darrin's recording is, in my opinion, one of the best 'records' of all time.
Here's something to consider: some sort of trash/junk bag/bucket attached to the back of the seat, or somewhere else that's handy on the tractor. Just stop pick the stuff up bag/bucket it, and get back to work. Just a thought.
I can take the knowledge you share and apply it to my Mr. Suburbanite lawn. Good stuff to share, Josh. Excellent comment about using sunscreen. When I was in my late teens/early twenties I got sunburned way more often than I should have. In my late thirties/early forties I had to have skin cancer treated twice. I'm a lot more careful about sun exposure now. The treatments were unpleasant, but I survived. Use sunscreen, Stoney Ridgers!
Hey Josh, have you thought about running chicken tractors over your fields to help build them up? Kinda like how you did with your front lawn. Let them do the work for you. 😁
I need to do the same with my lawnmower and my shredder blades. Love the ventrac. Need to put a piece of tape on the kickstand that say put me down! lol
Actually, my Walker Zero Turn's deck will turn up just like this to have access to the blades. Not trying to sound like a smart aleck just letting you know, and it makes it so much easier when it's time to sharpen or replace the blades!
A crop that is good to help to loosen up soil is daikon radishes they go down 6 to 10 in or bigger and break up the soil and also help pull up nutrients down deep the grass cannot get
Just a thought try extending the top link and get that three point setting level or a little back and you are right about the hay but if you plan on running cattle fertile ground requires inputs that clover you speak of I have it the fescue orchard Timothy I have it I have used chicken manure and I still have to put fertilizer on it I went from 35 bales off of these two small fields that we bought and reworked now it's 205 5 by 4 rolls hay and we usually cut it 3 or 4 times but you will learn this when you start feeding cattle manure is great but if your not producing it then buying it you will figure out what I mean the grass won't grow itself and you need hay to feed the cattle
Hey, Josh! Commenting way after viewing so hopefully this is actually pertinent to the video. You're right about tolerances and being "tighter" (there's that word!). The tolerance is how much off of the actual size a part is supposed to be. It's a plus-or-minus dimension. Nothing is ever made "exact". There's always a little "slop" allowed in everything. In some things, it doesn't matter that much. Like the length of the pull-cord on a lawnmower. The diameter of (and how round) the valves in the mower engine is another thing.
Don't ever hay if you want a good pasture. BTW is that Korean Lespedeza or Sericea? If the former, you definitely want that in your pastures. How high can that Ventrac cutter raise up to Josh? 8-10 inches is better than 4-5 when building pasture - it provides shade for the ground that way and will help reduce your ground from drying out.
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer Josh, sorry wasn't clear. There's about 20 types of lespedeza. The common one which is very invasive and can over take your pasture if not managed correctly is sericea lespedeza (cuneata). The kind Greg Judy raves about is Korean lespedeza (maximowiczii). Eight inch cut height on a Ventrac - wow.
Josh, I have a recommendation when you raise the Ventrac. Have a wooden prop stick handy to hold it up just long enough for you to stick the pin in place. It might help you. 😊
Farm is really looking good! If you did decide you needed some fertilizer, there are a few companies that sell organic poultry pellets. Just a thought if you had a few poor areas that need extra help. WHOOO!!
You need to run some injector cleaner in that 240. That perkins shouldnt smoke when its warm. Most likely a sticky injector. Ive had good luck with Power service silver bottle. Only takes a little to stop the smoke.
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer …….. haha, obviously enough that you don't need to monitor/measure it. We've purchased our own 30 acres in the last three years with the intent to retire to and follow the homesteading life style. Always find your videos entertaining & informative. Keep up the great work from Australia
My dad got one of them rollers with the spikes on it but his is the big industrial size one. I think dad said it holds about 1k gallons of water. That thing is big and dads big tractor is the only one that can pull it when its full of water. My little Kubota will not pull it full.
Hey stonebridge. I've noticed you've still been using the thiss batteries. How are they holding up and performing. Are you happy with them thus far? Keep up the great content
Hey Josh, I really wonder if your aerator is the best tool for the job you want to do. On the farm I work on, with use a bigger roller, like the one you have, to finish preparing the soil after a fresh till. Yes it aerates the soil but it also compacts it. We have a pretty thick top soil that is soft, while you seem to have a small top soil that is hard. Just food for thoughts.
there is alot of argument on both sides about aeration and compaction, and fuel use. Healthy pasture grazed or mowed to a proper height should develop healthy soil that absorbs well on its own in most soil types.
Im not trying to argue, but when it comes to brush hogging isn’t it better to keep a not so sharp blade so the blades are less prone to chippin? Or is that just for beush gogs on big pto tractors and not a ventrac.
ventrac tough cut actually cuts grass much better with razor sharp blades. Bush hog just needs to have a pointed edge...if really sharp it cuts better in my experience...however they'll dull up that sharp edge in about an hour
I call those "hats with character". I wear mine "til they fall apart". They become to comfortable to toss just because they have a few "kinks" or "tears".
Why not put a aerator on the mower? Half the fuel cost and time. Don't forget to change your mowing pattern. Mowing at a 45° from your normal pattern helps.
Love the layout and the beauty and the way your keeping things ..keep up what your doing and do you never worry what others say and godbless ... And never ASSUME for it makes a ass out of u and me ass--u-me...it makes a great sighn to hang in the garage or a conversation area lol ..godbless brother
What do you do for watering? You run sprinklers or flood irrigation? Trying to work out an ongoing issue with my small property due to selling off an acre now I can't irrigate it anymore so I cannot grow the grass like I used to it turns into a dry weed fire hazard in the summer....I'd like to install an irrigation pump and run sprinklers but is that the right way to go about it or any other suggestions?
Josh I apologize if this has been answered in a previous video but with as large of a place as you have why don't you have a much larger tractor and a huge batwing mower? You'll spend 1/4 the time mowing that place.
Where are you located? Just curious. I know you’re not too far north because you have copperheads, we only have rattlesnakes in Montana. Nice video. Most of our dryland hay is prairie hay like bluestem and side oat gramma, etc or crested wheat grass. We grow mostly alfalfa and sudan grass in the valley.
That glass bowl scene was the start of Josh's Stoney Ridge Farm Follies......man that was funny.....and the look on your face was priceless......Im not poking fun at......im just saying.....once in a while....it feels great to laugh at simple mistakes......until next time.....Wooooo
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those ventracs sures makes it easy to fix wooooo
there is Stone Ridge Ranch located south of Miami Oklahoma
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ROCKIN and ROLLIN.how about some vids on the JEEP???MICE WEATHER to work on it???????????????????
So great to hear you talking about taking care of your soil and seeing the grass so healthy. I hadn't noticed before how nicely the flower beds around the house have become, too. I hope that city girl you married is doing that.
It's going to be so great not too long from now when we can see some cattle out there grazing on that sweet green grass to grow some tasty steaks and burgers. I have to admit that I have had some doubts, son, but all those have given away to envy and joy for you both. Keep goin''!
Josh, Get a cooltop fan for your ventrac. It was an $800 add on for my ventrac and worth every penny. It’s a very strong fan mounted in your canopy that moves a lot of air and keeps lots of dust off of you while mowing.
Josh I am going to put it out there because it is something I have really been thinking about over the last few weeks. Not only are you a great Steward of your land but you are of your time and resources. I love the fact you try to help others to learn but you support other homesteaders. You are a great man and you are building a legacy that others can and should follow. You will always have my support.
thanks so much
Busy, busy busy, times Josh. Mow mow mow and more mowing. Wooooo 👍🏻
How can you be such a nice guy.....if not you are a great actor. The world needs more friendly people like you brother.
Love this type of video. Now I have zero experience with aerating pasture land but I own a lawncare company and do alot of aeration. everything Ive ever been told is to only aerate spring and fall because aeration causes stress to the lawn for the first few weeks and if its hot it take longer to recover and can damage the lawn.
I kept waiting for the glass fuel bowl to break on the tractor while you had it on camera and was thinking the whole time "Josh has one last backup". Whooo. stay cool cat and i enjoy the vids.
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Enjoyed a day in the life of the Stoney Ridge Farmer. Wish we could get some of that rain. We have only had one quick shower in the month of July.
Heck Josh as big a fella as you are, you are like 2 man wrecking crew😜 great Vlog I’m always learning something new.
I applaud your efforts at natural farming.
Pastures are looking great!
I have been watching from the beginning and you have come along way!!👍
Can you pull the aerorater with the ventrac while you mow....to save time/fuel ?????
A lot of hard work is paying off! Well done, Josh. Oh, and the karaoke is always top notch.
Great video Josh, thank you for sharing. You and Mrs. Stoney Ridge have a very Blessed Week **HUGS & PRAYERS** from Kelly and critters at Piney Haven Homestead.
Front mount zero turns, such as Grasshopper and Walker mower have decks that flip up like that. They even have the option to power fold/flip up, to be able to access the underside.
Ventrac does too, but he doesn’t have that option
Great clip... really like the no fertilizer idea. Will try to do the same
You are so right about not needing chemicals. If you use what's already there, you get the same if not better results. 170 hours of seat time mowing just on the Ventrac... 🚜-Woooooo!!!
When aerating and mowing, don't always go in the same direction or path as the last time you did. Change directions or patterns, gives you a better growth as well. Great video, cheers :)
Ventrac is probably the best thought out small tractor built today
It's really a joy to work with for sure
Pasture looks great Josh! Would love to see some before and after videos! Thanks for reminding me to sharpen my lawn mower blades!
Man...gotta get back in some old footage and show what they looked like a year ago or 3 years ago
Happy Pasture!!!
Hi.... Thank you 🎥👍👍👍
Love the channel. Loved when Pete with GCI Turd came to visit your farm. Found Pete through TH-cam couple years ago and now he takes care of my yards.
Love the Massey !!! and great job on the Pasture
When you said "Story of my life" I thought surely you busted the glass bowl in the fuel separator again. LOL.
Just saw a Ventrac on a contractor’s trailer in central Texas. Made me think about you! That farm is looking great Mr. Stoney Ridge!
There are zero turns that do that. Grasshopper front mounts with the hydraulic lift. Best of both worlds.
Oh Man, you really need some livestock to convert that glorious sunshine to organic fertiliser. I never allow grass to seed on my Scottish smallholding unless I'm making hay. Every time my stock leave a field I always top the whole field to reset to zero. Despite not using fertiliser my fields are lush and the sward dense. I aerate twice a year with a sward slitter and it is rare to have standing water. I firmly believe that the nitrogen harvesting ability of clover is improved by allowing air to the roots. Love your work and the time you take to explain to newcomers. Regards from Scotland.
Love Sunday mornings with Stoney Ridge
Nice piece of land Josh you have done a wonderful job
You've done such an amazing job on your grass.
Could you pull the aerator with the ventrack while you mow save half the time? The place looks great. The aerator will really help hold a lot of water on the hills
That's an excellent suggestion! I don't think the titan attachments one would fit, but man that super makes sense! Mow and aerate at the same time!
Yes. The ventrac has a rear mount 3pt aerator and works with the front mowers they offer.
That’s some fine land man no doubt
Thanks for sharing all the necessary processes - so much goes into making useable pasture from neglected acres.
Thanks for showing me how to bring back the hay fields I have by just cutting them . These fields haven't been used for 9 year and have little popular trees starting to grow . I have really no budget was on a disability program for my wife ( I was the one and only care giver ) To do the job I have a 2120 John Deere and 7 foot mower . Would you just let the old hay lay and rot away or rake it and move it . This field is about 14 acres and the sister field which is always wet , 3 springs is about 11.5 acres . Thanks for the help , enjoy your channel
just mow mow mow and mow some more
My Country Clipper zero turn mower also has a flip up deck.
I spend some time marking all grease points with hi viz permanent dots. Amazon sells. Or things you need to do.
Can't rely on memory, especially for infrequent tasks.
Cool thing about the Ventrac is that it has a map under the hood of every grease point...pretty awesome..some of the moving parts would be impossible to mark on this machine..especially the drive shaft in the center of the machine...you just reminded me I need to lube the drive shaft! Thanks!
Stone, have new Titan 60" Drum Spike Aerator setting outside shop. Transport to field with Quick Hitch, then switch to pull adapter. Spike Aerator gets pulled in field for nice corners. Pull Adapter hooks to 3 point lower clevis points, easy DIY project.
Were you singing 'Mack the Knife'? Cool - one of my very favorite songs, and Bobby Darrin's recording is, in my opinion, one of the best 'records' of all time.
yep...been on a 50s music kick for a week. long days with bluetooth headphones
Some days you need some oldies
You are an Awesome teacher thanks Brother 👍👍 Josh
I have a front mount Grasshooper mower. The deck goes up like that one, but with the flip of a switch. Very easy peasy.
I love your soundtrack for when you fly the Drone Awesome 👍 👍👍 👍
love the smell of cut grass in the morning
Here's something to consider: some sort of trash/junk bag/bucket attached to the back of the seat, or somewhere else that's handy on the tractor. Just stop pick the stuff up bag/bucket it, and get back to work. Just a thought.
Pasture and Fencing looking good Farm work always something keep up the good work
I can take the knowledge you share and apply it to my Mr. Suburbanite lawn. Good stuff to share, Josh. Excellent comment about using sunscreen. When I was in my late teens/early twenties I got sunburned way more often than I should have. In my late thirties/early forties I had to have skin cancer treated twice. I'm a lot more careful about sun exposure now. The treatments were unpleasant, but I survived. Use sunscreen, Stoney Ridgers!
Hey Josh, have you thought about running chicken tractors over your fields to help build them up? Kinda like how you did with your front lawn. Let them do the work for you. 😁
Love the day with you.
You need to get some poultry litter to broadcast across them fields! Good ole country air! HA!
Great video josh your field is so beautiful thank you for sharing wooo
Loving the SKX007 you're wearing, Josh
I need to do the same with my lawnmower and my shredder blades. Love the ventrac. Need to put a piece of tape on the kickstand that say put me down! lol
The place s looking much better then the last time I dropped by. Your hard work shows!
Thank you
Actually, my Walker Zero Turn's deck will turn up just like this to have access to the blades. Not trying to sound like a smart aleck just letting you know, and it makes it so much easier when it's time to sharpen or replace the blades!
Hi Josh great job looking forward to see farming that land and getting some 💰 back
A crop that is good to help to loosen up soil is daikon radishes they go down 6 to 10 in or bigger and break up the soil and also help pull up nutrients down deep the grass cannot get
There's a zero turn by Grasshopper with a power fold deck which allows you to raise it completely up to work on the blades
Recently joined your channel via GCI Turf Services and I like watching your videos and what you do. Keep up the good job sir ... 🙌🙌.
Hey Josh thanks for the video I enjoyed it and that is for sure you are living my life then I am going to live when I get to that point
Farm’s looking great!
Just a thought try extending the top link and get that three point setting level or a little back and you are right about the hay but if you plan on running cattle fertile ground requires inputs that clover you speak of I have it the fescue orchard Timothy I have it I have used chicken manure and I still have to put fertilizer on it I went from 35 bales off of these two small fields that we bought and reworked now it's 205 5 by 4 rolls hay and we usually cut it 3 or 4 times but you will learn this when you start feeding cattle manure is great but if your not producing it then buying it you will figure out what I mean the grass won't grow itself and you need hay to feed the cattle
Rocks are a mower's worst enemy
Hey, Josh! Commenting way after viewing so hopefully this is actually pertinent to the video. You're right about tolerances and being "tighter" (there's that word!). The tolerance is how much off of the actual size a part is supposed to be. It's a plus-or-minus dimension. Nothing is ever made "exact". There's always a little "slop" allowed in everything. In some things, it doesn't matter that much. Like the length of the pull-cord on a lawnmower. The diameter of (and how round) the valves in the mower engine is another thing.
Hi. I watched videos for a while and they are really good. greetings from Finland
Don't ever hay if you want a good pasture. BTW is that Korean Lespedeza or Sericea? If the former, you definitely want that in your pastures. How high can that Ventrac cutter raise up to Josh? 8-10 inches is better than 4-5 when building pasture - it provides shade for the ground that way and will help reduce your ground from drying out.
Around 8 inches is what we're cutting.....and yep thats Lespedeza.....cattle will devour it
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer Josh, sorry wasn't clear. There's about 20 types of lespedeza. The common one which is very invasive and can over take your pasture if not managed correctly is sericea lespedeza (cuneata). The kind Greg Judy raves about is Korean lespedeza (maximowiczii). Eight inch cut height on a Ventrac - wow.
Josh, I have a recommendation when you raise the Ventrac. Have a wooden prop stick handy to hold it up just long enough for you to stick the pin in place. It might help you. 😊
Farm is really looking good! If you did decide you needed some fertilizer, there are a few companies that sell organic poultry pellets. Just a thought if you had a few poor areas that need extra help. WHOOO!!
To break up clay ground put gypsum on the paddocks and plough it in
You need to run some injector cleaner in that 240. That perkins shouldnt smoke when its warm. Most likely a sticky injector. Ive had good luck with Power service silver bottle. Only takes a little to stop the smoke.
hmmm...might have to try that
Good Morning Josh What a surprise you have work to do on the farm! Never ending battle
Hi Brother Josh it has been around the 100 mark today so I am just staying in front of the air conditioner today
Another good video thanks for taking time to video this for us . Craig. Pa. Guy
Hey Josh. Love the channel. We live just south of you a few hours. Do you have any recommendations on where to purchase seed for planting pastures.
Great video bud all the best from Ireland
Pastures look great - what is your annual rainfall if you don't mind me asking?
NO idea...good question
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer …….. haha, obviously enough that you don't need to monitor/measure it. We've purchased our own 30 acres in the last three years with the intent to retire to and follow the homesteading life style. Always find your videos entertaining & informative. Keep up the great work from Australia
My dad got one of them rollers with the spikes on it but his is the big industrial size one. I think dad said it holds about 1k gallons of water. That thing is big and dads big tractor is the only one that can pull it when its full of water. My little Kubota will not pull it full.
I could have watched you mow for a few more hours. Great video keep up the great work. When do we get to check out Miss Ridges white Jeep?
it's in the shop now...pile of parts beside it
Man that gets me excited!! Can't wait to see the video's remember to stay hydrated.
A lot of hard work but I can tell you're having fun josh lol
Good tome to sharpen all blades!
Hey stonebridge. I've noticed you've still been using the thiss batteries. How are they holding up and performing. Are you happy with them thus far? Keep up the great content
Hey Josh, I really wonder if your aerator is the best tool for the job you want to do. On the farm I work on, with use a bigger roller, like the one you have, to finish preparing the soil after a fresh till. Yes it aerates the soil but it also compacts it. We have a pretty thick top soil that is soft, while you seem to have a small top soil that is hard. Just food for thoughts.
there is alot of argument on both sides about aeration and compaction, and fuel use. Healthy pasture grazed or mowed to a proper height should develop healthy soil that absorbs well on its own in most soil types.
Im not trying to argue, but when it comes to brush hogging isn’t it better to keep a not so sharp blade so the blades are less prone to chippin? Or is that just for beush gogs on big pto tractors and not a ventrac.
ventrac tough cut actually cuts grass much better with razor sharp blades. Bush hog just needs to have a pointed edge...if really sharp it cuts better in my experience...however they'll dull up that sharp edge in about an hour
Stoney Ridge Farmer okay I appreciate your explanation! Thank you
So, if you plant the clover it's good for the field, but what does it do to the hay you make? Can it still be used for feed?
Excellent video
What will you be spraying the fence line with, to keep the weeds under control?
I call those "hats with character". I wear mine "til they fall apart". They become to comfortable to toss just because they have a few "kinks" or "tears".
Would a sicle bar mower be faster and just as useful on steep terrain and ditches?
You said in a video you leased the ventrac can you give me some info about where you leased it
Why not put a aerator on the mower? Half the fuel cost and time. Don't forget to change your mowing pattern. Mowing at a 45° from your normal pattern helps.
Love the layout and the beauty and the way your keeping things ..keep up what your doing and do you never worry what others say and godbless ...
And never ASSUME for it makes a ass out of u and me ass--u-me...it makes a great sighn to hang in the garage or a conversation area lol ..godbless brother
What do you do for watering? You run sprinklers or flood irrigation? Trying to work out an ongoing issue with my small property due to selling off an acre now I can't irrigate it anymore so I cannot grow the grass like I used to it turns into a dry weed fire hazard in the summer....I'd like to install an irrigation pump and run sprinklers but is that the right way to go about it or any other suggestions?
Josh I apologize if this has been answered in a previous video but with as large of a place as you have why don't you have a much larger tractor and a huge batwing mower? You'll spend 1/4 the time mowing that place.
plan is to have some 4 legged mowing machines soon...batwing is in the works though
Roger that.
Where are you located? Just curious. I know you’re not too far north because you have copperheads, we only have rattlesnakes in Montana. Nice video. Most of our dryland hay is prairie hay like bluestem and side oat gramma, etc or crested wheat grass. We grow mostly alfalfa and sudan grass in the valley.
Nice work brother! We are mowin fools too haha
How often do wash your equipment? It always looks clean and ready for work
That glass bowl scene was the start of Josh's Stoney Ridge Farm Follies......man that was funny.....and the look on your face was priceless......Im not poking fun at......im just saying.....once in a while....it feels great to laugh at simple mistakes......until next time.....Wooooo
Hello there from West Virginia.
Nice job