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thanksgiving - how do you tell if you have a male or female with Pygmy goats ? Do the males only have horns ?

Just curious what do you do to protect the goats from freezing weather ?

Which state are you in?

Which state are you located?

ingenious idea, ty

So awesome, thank you! Going to have a ridiculous amount this information is pure gold!

I never realized I need an excavator.. :)

I was ENGROSSED in this video because of how intense and helpful the information included here. Thank you.

There is an unbelievably large amount of valuable information in this short video, thank you!

Probably 8 years that I have had chickens and the hens love to sleep and crap in the nesting boxes, and it dawned on me the other day that it might be because the laying boxes are higher than the roosts, so I'm thinking of putting my nesting boxes closer to the ground, lower than the roosts. Seeing your setup and I think that's why, because you have that perch sticking out so they can go inside and lay eggs and it's obvious that they are sleeping and crapping on that perch. Has anyone else came to that conclusion or is it something obvious that I am just now realizing? That pallet on the floor in the goat's pen is begging for rats and snakes to make their nests underneath. I wouldn't put a framed wood floor for goats or chickens because rotting is inevitable. My goats lay happily on the ground they built up with hay and their own poop. I did find some really good tips in this video though. I like what you did with the compost pile. For years I've been throwing food scraps in the chicken coop, but lately they don't seem to eat it and it brings in a ton of flies, so offering them to the goats and chickens sounds like a good idea.

Ya... but you by a steel blade cheap! And cut your tin upside down.

What is the best way to contact you.I want to get more details to start tree farming

Tumbuh akar guna apa? Adakah dia sama dgn mulberry senang untuk berakar?

Hi i wanted to ask what do u do after the horn comes off what do u disinfect with or do i just leave it alone do i put bandaid rap it up what ? and thank you for the information didnt knoe this was possible! and i have a baby goat is it possible to do this earlyer or should i wait till there alittle grown then do it its already a month grown and i can feel these little nubs i feel it might be to late to disbud the goat so i was stressing about it im like i have to get surgery and blah blah u really saved a life !

This is awesome! Thank you for sharing this video. You inspired me!

Why not just use a 10' section of pvc plastic gutter you can get at any big box store?

I got a couple different varieties of blueberry and grapes from Walmart. The ones in a bag with just a stem. My question is how long does it take for them to come out of dormancy? I planted them about a month ago and I’m not seeing any signs of life yet. I’ve fertaliized them I keep them well watered. I just got a tester two days ago and my soils ph is 7.0 so I’m thinking maybe that’s the main reason so I got some acidifier but since that will take some time to change the ph I’m gonna supplement with dilute white vinaigrette when I water. Any advice would be great. I’ve always grown my own veggies but I haven’t had any experience with fruits yet so I have a lot to learn when it comes to that. Thank you

Just before your video I watched a video about blueberry propagation it was very vague as far as information watering etc thanks for this very clear information truly appreciated… stay blessed

Great video. May I ask what timber is being used for the vertical siding? Thanks

Is it pet friendly?

What band do you use ? Sheep or cattle band? Thanks

Interesting… I bought an iron bull trailer and the same thing happened to me. I took it to the mechanic and only three out of four trailer brakes were working. Also, the first tire changes on all four wheels stripped the wheel studs due to being overtightened. Besides that, it’s a solid trailer…

I just went out to look at a weld job for my friend, he had an IronBull trailer just like that but with higher sides and he was hauling an excavator just like that one. the bracket that holds the leaf spring on busted off from the frame, one side of the bracket wasnt even welded to the frame like the other side of the trailer and the welds were so cold only 1/8 of an inch was penetrating. most all the welds with the brackets that hold the springs on were shit and another weld was missing. Driving 65 mph and that happens it could mean death. I will do a youtube video of it when I fix it. I would buy one but would check all the main welds first.

I hate disbudding, but my kids want to show goat and at least for their age range the goats are required to be disbudded or dehorned. I keep watching these videos and i think i'm at the point that i rather pay someone else to do it, i don't think I can. I've thought about using the paste but i have people telling me horror stories using disbudding paste.

A diamond blade for a circular saw will cost you around 13 dollars and you won’t have all those chunks of metal flying around and hitting your hands and face not to mention the teeth that will come off of your skillsaw blade that is not made for what you’re trying to do with it . The diamond blade will also last for hundreds of jobs . Ear protection should be a priority . I did not bother with it and now my hearing is terrible due to cutting metal, the carbide wood blade backwards in a skillsaw to cut roof metal is by far the worst thing you can do for your ears.

Did this end up working for you? Sorry if you already posted an update, I wasn't able to find one! I think this is such a cool concept.

Can you root cuttings in the summer?

Would I be able to start some now in July? I found a large blueberry bush I’d like to trim off of but I wasn’t sure if it was too late to start.

I wasted over $1,000 in a 10 wire barbed wire fence (prior was a 5 wire fence.) and it was a little less than a waste of money. I'm surprised your goats haven't ripped apart or eaten that barn where they sleep. My goats have plenty of pasture, but still love to rip apart and eat their shelter. I'm really wanting to get one of those heavy metal tunnels made for goats (domed so the goats can't climb on it.) and build a shelter for raising babies and milking goats. Zero shots for my goats. I'll never have a wether again. Mine was overly active and zero benefit to me, so finally got rid of it about 2 weeks ago.

Looks scary, lol I’ve loss carbide teeth just cutting through shingle/cdx roofs But this looks better than the worm drive with carborundum cut off blades, those things break far to easy and go everywhere

24 gauge?

What band did you use? Where can I purchase?

Aspiring farmer in ks/mo. Working on finding our land but the state nursery has cheap saplings and plugs so we are hopeful to make it work.

I have two dwarf goats that have both been neutered. One is larger than the other and buĺlies and butts the other sometimes at feeding time. Is there a way to prevent this? Should I seperate them at feeding time?

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If you determine how many planks would make the amount you want per bundle, you could tie a length of twine towards the bottom half- they would stay orderly as you split, then add the second piece and you have your bundle ready to go

There is the problem with wood bundles. You get a bundle of wood and no real way of getting it started. A person has to get some paper or real small wood, pine needles, pine cone or fire starter just to be able to use the bundle wood. Now they can buy kindling for several fires, but if they only wanted one they have surplus.

Great idea!👍👍

Definitely faster with the wood splitter.Thats how we do it too. 😊🪵👍

I love the way you called loud and none came running 😅

I'm from Europe and we have a neat little way of dealing with smaller leaning trees that pose a danger of barberchairing. If the tree is too small to make a horizontal plunge cut after you make your face cut, you can bore cut the holding wood (minus the hinge ofc) diagonally. ua-cam.com/video/U8188I6H7Uc/v-deo.htmlsi=4A2IBBRAbshz1VoP&t=2194 (timestamp is 36:33). The small trees are often as deadly as the big ones, even more so because most people tend to ignore the massive amounts of spring energy they have when they split.

Great stuff thanks

Yeah, my little herd has managed to mangle three ancient white oaks even with hardware cloth wrapped around. Seems they rubbed their horns on it ‘till they broke the welds, and went to town on just enough to kill the tree. You have to be checking that shit almost by the hour with goats. It’s funny how destructive they are.

Bucks are sort of nasty.

I had triplets- they were a hoot to live with.

Very useful thanks. Good to emphasise reversing the blade at the end or it could result in an interesting experience!

What size board do you use for board and bat siding? Is the batten a 1 x 3?

Game changer. Thanks for sharing

All nice tips 👌 🪵

This is amazing, thanks for sharing! I feel confident trying this now. Very helpful!