07:40

Broke down in the hay field. Send help!!!

07:08

Cattle farming and dry weather. Trying our best to survive this extreme heat.

05:10

She is a better content creator than her daddy.

06:59

1st cut hay 2024. Rolling up some top quality cow chow.

07:47

Maintainence work on our fleet of farm equipment for hay season 2024.

08:59

Top quality black angus calves are almost ready to sell.

06:07

Preserving the wood on our 50+ year old hay barn.

05:06

Upgrading some farm equipment. 1st piece is our brand new 2023 Can-Am HD9 defender!!!

04:02

2024 National Farm Machinery Show, day 2. I visit the #johndeere and #kubota booths.

05:46

2024 National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Ky- day 1.

06:32

Hay season 2024 is fast approaching. Maintenance is key for any type farm equipment.

08:10

1st winter storm of 2024. Time to refill the barn with more hay.

08:06

1st frigid temperatures of 2024 moving through Tennessee and what we do to prepare for it.

05:31

This creep feeder has been a great investment for our farm.

04:08

2024 breeding season has begun. Our herd bull didn't waste any time on his 1st day out.

06:21

Some of these momma cows were getting hangry during feeding time!!

04:26

John Deere tractor cold start and stubborn momma cows.

04:48

Ritchie water troughs and why we insulate them during the winter.

03:38

Farming and mental health awareness. I'm glad to be back to almost 100%!!!

05:29

Drought conditions force us to start feeding hay earlier than normal.

04:23

Testing some new technology on our diesel fuel storage tank.

04:12

Farm kid driving lesson. Gracie takes over the camera.

03:49

Field prep before the upcoming first frost.

06:31

Diesel fuel treatment and why it's important to use year round.

04:12

First fall calves of 2023 are on the ground. Feeding hay due to dry conditions.

05:14

After an easy fix, we are back in the field to finish our 3rd cutting hay.

04:44

I decided to use the bush hog instead of getting a 2nd cut of hay.

05:13

1st cut hay 2023 is done, now to start on other farm projects.

05:29

2023 could be a record setting year for first cut hay!!

06:53

The key to a successful hay crop, it's all in the undergrowth!!!

06:20

A smooth start to our 1st cut hay for 2023.

04:20

1st cut hay 2023 is fast approaching.

05:33

I have no clue how to properly trim an apple tree, but I do it anyways.

01:32

Fresh off the fed-ex truck. New shipment from power service products!!

05:21

Hanging 2 new heavy duty gates and fixing a woven wire/barbed wire fence.

06:21

Maintenance is very important for the longevity of farm equipment.

06:25

Doing dirt work with 2 tractors always makes the job easier.

07:24

Will we get $2.45 a lbs for our feeder calves? It's a very good possibility.

04:29

An early morning workout, farmer edition.

05:04

Spring time field work with the 5075m John Deere.

06:15

Rebuilding the roof on our 60 yr old hay barn.

05:09

Sowing fescue seed with the M5-111 Kubota and haybuster sod drill.

04:41

Hopefully this partnership will turn into some other great opportunities.

05:28

Where did the roof go grumpy? High winds and rain blow through East Tn.

04:48

The pond is slowly losing water. Where is it all going?

05:31

Prep work on the corral system. Time for spring time vaccines and fly tags.

05:02

When small talk could lead to a possible huge opportunity for our family farm.

04:56

The m5-111 Kubota making light work out of a large pine tree log.

04:34

Trying to find a dry spot to feed hay this time of year is impossible.

03:57

The 40 yr old split rail fence is in need of repair.

05:29

You never know what may happen when helping the brothers at Triple O farms.

03:31

Trying out the new Milwaukee m18 grease gun and compact blower.

05:46

Moving heifers, checking electric fence and turning out "Big Enus."

06:48

If it wasn't for bad luck, I wouldn't have any luck at all.

03:17

Gracie wanted to make her very own farm channel video.

05:07

Gelled diesel fuel and calves on the run.

05:14

Keeping our cattle fed, warm and watered in frigid temperatures!!

05:24

We have quite the mess on our hands.

04:50

Keeping more hay inside the feeder and out of the mud.

06:56

Getting zapped by the electric fence is never fun.