Review & Reflect on Benefits

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BIG TOOLS ON A BIG TRACTOR! Today we fertilize the farm!

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What happens here

After successfully harrowing a significant portion of the pasture, the presenter exits the tractor and enthusiastically discusses the positive impact of the process. He reiterates how effectively the drag harrow transformed large manure clumps into smaller, dispersed nutrients, benefiting the soil, earthworms, and microbial life. He emphasizes that this regenerative approach avoids the need for expensive chemical fertilizers, saves money and fuel, and ultimately contributes to healthier land by allowing animals to naturally fertilize the soil. He encourages viewers to think about their soil and embrace sustainable farming practices.

Goal: Understand the positive environmental and economic impact of drag harrowing.

Tools and materials

TYM T1104 Tractor TYM — The tractor used in the harrowing operation

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[Music] all right man what'd you guys think of that that was super awesome holy cow what a difference it made out in that pasture all those manure clots some of those manure clots were like eight inches tall they're like a five gallon bucket full of cow poop man that is feeding your land feeding the microbes feeding the earthworms feeding the mycorrhizal fungi doing what we're supposed to do back before we had to stop thinking about it when we have to farm by throwing chemicals and money on the land it takes the thought process away what we're trying to do here is bring it back to our roots bring farming back to our roots where we have to think about the soil because that's where it all starts guys i hope you enjoyed this video that's the winfield drag harrow i'll post a link down to the website and the tym website for you too if you guys have any questions please post them down there pound that like button subscribe the channel i'd love to have you back on the stoney ridge

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