Teaching Mom How To Drive A Tractor
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- Ever wonder what its like to be a manager at a horse stable? Work on a family farm? Follow along with me as we take care of and manage over 25 Horses! And 2 Miniature Donkeys. Care for and manage cows and chickens. Prepare, Plant, and Harvest Vegetables, Grain, and lots more!
My name is Joel, I work and manage Sunny Knoll Stables located in North Eastern Pennsylvania. There's always something happening as we do our best to take care of these beautiful animals. Between the weather the family and everyday shenanigan's, who knows what is going to happen next!
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Date Recorded: April 16 2024
Girl! You OWNED it...plus you've got a great teacher!
Way to go Mom!! Great job !! 😀😀😀
In an ideal world, someone in the family would have a little bulldozer and a backhoe you could borrow. You will find a way to get it done. Props to your Mom on driving the tractor. Hey, Gavin two-legs!
Joel, you are an amazing teacher and so knowledgeable about so many subjects. Your enthusiasm for your subject comes through loud and clear. You are a credit to your parents and extended family. All the improvements to the stable and property are wonderful to see. 😊😊😊
Big plans, but you will make them happen. It just takes time, hard work, and money. Your mom did a great job on that tractor. So good to see Gavin again.
Where I live the ladies take the tractors shopping when it snows.
Mom you rock the tractor 👏👏👏👏👏 The water drainage explanation was very educational and surprisingly really interesting on water management Great video again Joel, hi Gavin 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Love from the UK x
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Your Mom did great. Love you explaining what is happening at the stable and the pastures
One of the pictures I treasure is of my grandmother on the tractor in her 1950s house dress with her hair tied up like Rosie the riveter.
Good change ahead!
I think Mum might have driven a tractor before. I learned to drive on a tractor. Learned to back a trailer into the barn. Driving a Mini once I was 17 was so much easier.
Way to go “Mom”. Show other females that you are not too old to learn a new skill. Just don’t be surprised when your brother Brian ask you to drive tractor for them while the pick corn.
I always enjoy hearing the plans for the future. I admire that you are forever working towards improvement!
Mom did awesome , watch out Joel your mom may take your tractor for a long ride. Mom wants you get uses to driving the tractor you never forget .😅😅😅😅😅😅hello Gavin
Fascinating to learn the tractor shuts off if no one’s in the seat! A great safety feature.
Hilarious when Joel’s mom said “Where’s my backup camera? I’m going back in time.” Lol!
Good job teaching your mom Joel.
Way to go mom. Joel you have so much fun with your family and teaching them how to do stuff. Great ideas on making the land profitable. Keep up the great work. And Gavin is so much-needed and helpful to the stable. Nice video
Way to go Mom great job !!
If ever do not have something to film you should do a blopper reel
This was a good video. Joel your Mom did a good job with the tractor. Gavin good to see you.
For rock, use all that rock that came from the field and was piled up.
Great video and I must say having older children myself including a son ; your parents must be very very proud of you
Joel has many life skills! Teaching his mom how to drive the tractor, she did great! He's a visionary, planner, water engineer and landscaper...all before 10 AM!
They breed moss eaters at any fishery! Would clean that pond up, with just two of them! Males.
I’m thinking Gavin has the best beard of all!
Joel you did a beautiful job explaining and teaching your mom how to drive the tractor. Mom you did awesome! How exciting you are going to build a new hay barn.
Have you teach your dad how to drive your tractor?
Great job Mom!!!!! I just love your mom she is so sweet. ! ❤
Great job Mom...I'm surprised! having grown up on the farm that all the girls would have driven the tractors 😊
Are you going to be planting some trees ??
Good job mom! Joel take a bow your a very patient instructor…
Who taught you how to drive a tractor, Joel? Brian? Busier days ahead at the stable (and farm). Thanks for sharing.
Do you watch Arms Family Homestead? They live in Sulphur Oklahoma. They live outside the town and their land was not hit by a tornado. Arms Family has 8ish mini donkeys and had just had 2 baby donkeys in the last 2 weeks. When the tornadoes came through it brought a LOT of rain and the creek near the Arms Family farm overflowed a LOT and unfortunately one of the baby donkeys appears to have been swept away in the flood. She could not be found. Nearly all of their fencing was laid down from the debris from the creek.
Since you don't have a perfect world of equipment at the 27:30 mark in this excellent video, a couple of guys with a few hours and some shovels could really clean that up! The ladies like the guys with muscles. Who needs a gym membership when you have shovels and ditches to dig? Your Mom did good on the tractor. Your agreement on how much hay and where to place it and why showed the years of experience you share. Bravo!😊
You did great teaching your mom.
There's a lot of mud out where you were working that you can seed for added pasture, but to help with drainage of the water run-off, which will also help to filter the water all at the same time, even if you add the swells & create the other diversions.
Awesome as always.
OK Joel…..where are you going that Mom has to learn to drive the tractor ???????????
Hey Joel why aren't you seen with the veggie boys?
Good for you Mom
George Costanza would be proud of you talking about manure ;)
About how big would the barn have to be to hold roughly 300 round bales? I'm picturing a really big building
You’re Mom may not mind being a Cowgirl but maybe she doesn’t want the Title of Farmer after she Learns to Drive a Tractor. Stable is looking Better than Ever. 👍🙏
Joel, the roadway that gave the veggie boys all that dirt are they still doing that? Would that help you on your drainage?
I'm a longtime Dog Owner. Dont You just ❤ how the Dog, Supervisors Mom? LOL LOVE!
Always love your videos. This one, very special, Joel, man of many talents, you are awesome, showing your Mom the tricks of the tractor. She did great! Thanks to you and your Mom for sharing with us. What a workhorse of a tractor. Alot of cool things happening at the stable 😉
WAY TO GO MOM!!! Conquered your tractor lesson with grace and ease! Lookin’ great! Joel it’s wonderful to see a young man like yourself looking at ways to improve your farm and just how you look at long term goals but not expecting the results to be overnight. Shows a great maturity beyond your years. One thing I wondered about is a water catchment system off your barn? Would it be advantageous to collect some of that water and then you wouldn’t have as much to divert? Just an idea if you haven’t already thought of it. Love your idea to put actual culverts in with gravel but like you said maybe one day. Great job! Your farm is looking amazing and it’s easy to tell the horses are loving it! 🥰❤️🙏🏻🇨🇦🍁
Joel, I’ve very much enjoyed both your and the veggie boys channel. It was awesome you teaching your mom about the tractor. It would be really interesting to people like, me who have no experience with tractors, if you maybe did the same thing for your viewers. Like a tractor introduction, step by step how to run it. I really find all the equipment y’all use on the farm interesting! Thanks! Vicki in San Antonio
That swale could be in French drain line up top the drain pipe lower section to pond. Or two swales for drains. Ok,ripping those bushes out of old metal pile. Get large magnet detachment for that area, I the bushes, first…… can you drank brush to wood burning area ok,
Note get some free sandy, gravelly dirt from your wilderness, and raise these areas levels. Pack each level again and again.
Luckily you have all those rocks from the fields to make the caged rock blocks to build a wall to direct the water and or flood control. You could also make a rock path to help keep unwanted stuff out of the water flow to the ponds.
Mom did excellent on the tractor. When you put up the hay barn is there any chance that you will be putting them square bales in it because of the room for the hay. Round bales takes more room then square bales. You can feed them like you did before you started using the round bales for less waste.
What do you mean your momma has not been on your toy, momma got her sun glasses on, a ready. I don’t think I can do this, I would have to re read the instruction book a couple of times with the handles. She did need to remember doing the tractor. The dog is really impressed. Daddy will love it.
I wonder how feasible or even possible to rent a small dozer for a day to do the ground work would be.
Are you feeding baleage to horses or is that dry hay?
What do your parents do the days they don't feed the horses
Why did you leave the plastic lay?
I feel like I need to grow a beard! :)
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Hey Joel, have you thought about using French Drain system? perhaps something to look into especially if you want to avoid excess water possibly mixing with your manure pile
Good video, enjoyed it all today 💪🖐️
Great job 👍👍
great!
How exciting with all of the progress with the stable. If the Veggie Boys don't have to wrap the horse hay, wouldn't they be able to get finished with hay season a lot faster? Your Mom did a great job with the tractor driving and it was great to see Gavin working as well.
Wouldn't work without the wrap until they get a hay barn...if you don't wrap it and it gets wet it gets moldy and is good for nothing but mulch or compost. It could make the animals sick.
@tsugima6317 yes, sorry, I wasn't clear and meant after the hay barn is up.
Joe, I want to drive the tractor too.😂
Really enjoyed watching 👍👍
Going to be a great project, more Gavin please, no shenanigans today...and always love seeing your mom.
I'm surprised that she has been on the farm for many years and is just learning to drive a tractor now.
Good day to all, peace.
Swail
God bless y’all
If you have wrapped bales, why do you need to store hay under cover?
FYI... too much camera swaying.. causing motion sickness.. Love all the improvements you are doing/planning
Joel at least clean the tractor for your mom
Hey Joel, I bet you know where you can get some rock. LOL!