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Planning and Animal Feed Preparation

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YUCK!! Farm Duties...get stinky, fence planning, clearing fields for fencing!

What happens here

Josh emphasizes the extensive planning required for farm projects like fencing, noting that mistakes can be costly in the long run. He mentions that the load operator for the heavy machinery understands the plans well, partly because he also raises cattle. The video then transitions to various animal care tasks, starting with collecting bags of scratch grain for chickens and meat birds.

Goal: Josh discusses the importance of careful planning for farm projects and begins preparing feed for the farm animals.

Tools and materials

  • Scratch Grain Bags Producer's Pride
  • UTV (Utility Task Vehicle)

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fence another thing to consider now that I'm showing you guys what we're gonna do I'm going to take the loader operator on the Gator with me and show him exactly what my plans are and what I need him to do he's a smart guy he knows what he's doing and he also raises cows so he'll know the best way to cut through the woods to make the fence happen pretty cool there's a lot of thought at play on the farm here there's a lot of thought that has to go into every little tiny piece things you don't realize when you're driving biopharma somebody had to plan all this out and if you plan it wrong you make a mistake it's gonna cost you in the future got some scratch grain for our big chickens for our egg layers and we've got a little bit for our meat birds who are out on pasture over here we'll show you that basically every day just got to fill up the feeder of the water and move the chickens and get all this stuff and put it in their food barrels [Applause] now if you haven't seen our meat birds these are meat birds they'll be a link up here we've got a whole series on how to raise chickens and raising chickens to feed your family so basically there's a big long feeder in there I'll scoop it fill it full fill the water move the chicken coop drop the water and the feet are in there and they're good for another day every day we move them to a different paddock of grass throughout

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