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What a mess! Let's get out the BIG TRACTOR!

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What happens here

After completing the compost application, visually inspect the pasture. The goal is to see significantly reduced and dispersed manure pats across the entire treated area, demonstrating successful compost application. The dispersed manure, broken down by the drag harrow, will quickly reintroduce nutrients into the soil, improving soil health, encouraging uniform grass growth, and ultimately benefiting the livestock by allowing them to graze evenly across the pasture. This regenerative farming practice reduces the need for synthetic fertilizers, leading to fatter cattle and richer land. The heavy-duty tractor and drag harrow prove to be efficient tools for this task, saving time and contributing to sustainable farm operations.

Goal: Assess the effectiveness of the compost application and understand the long-term benefits for soil and livestock.

Tools and materials

  • TYM T1104 Tractor

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guys you got to see the results that's the proof the proof is in the pudding Winfield drag Harrow the Batwing drag Harrow allows me to not take this heavy tractor over top of as much land the tractor weighs about 8 500 pounds the drag Harrow probably weighs somewhere in the neighborhood of 1800 to 2 000 pounds and what we've done is take all those manure pads that you saw you can see them in that Drone footage right now and we've dispersed them over the land awesome tool for your farm Big T the tymt 1104 tractor has not let me down and this batwing drag Harrow has saved me so much time and it's building the soil on the farm guys I hope you enjoyed seeing a cool tool being put to use here on the Stoney Ridge Farm look up I got rain on the windshield man I got just a little bit more to do and I'm gonna get out of here thanks a lot for joining me today on the Stoney Ridge Farm guys this tool is awesome it's an instrumental part of my regenerative farming operation and even if you are conventionally farming meaning putting fertilizer out on your land you still want to disperse that manure that manure Pat is where the cow will not eat next year if you disperse it on the land then they'll eat there awesome see you guys next time have a great day

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