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Do you make the consumer pay for shipping

Where do you get the green foam liners at

Great video! Very interesting. Where do you buy the KTM liner?

Where do you purchase your shipping supplies from?

Thank you Have heard of Polyface style portable shade but better to see one!

Thorvin kelp is amazing We've used it for two years 33 percent Thorvin kelp 33 percent plain white salt 33 percent redmond 10 fine with garlic 2 small scoops of Purina mineral This mix has been a game changer for pink eye, foot problems and overall animal health. How have you liked the Thorvin so far?

love when they eat salt and lick their nose.

I love the idea. Does it get blown over in bad weather? That's my only concern.

Hi what was your result?

Greg Judy for the win! God bless farmers and Ranchers, Amen.

How did the year go with your experiment? Curious to know!

I’ve been using 70% Sea90 and 30% kelp for 10 years. Best decision I’ve ever made on minerals. At a 50 x 50 mix they ate to much. Also put on pastures. Consumption is a lot less now.

What happened to the 2 of you? Hope all is well.

When shipping to warmer states, such as arizona, seems you should perhaps add more dry ice on the top as well? May help.

I'm pleased to see you doing this and will definitely look up the results as I bought from another ranch closer to where I live in Az and the box arrived with all the dry ice melted and most of the meat defrosted. Since the box arrived on a hot day and I wasn't home to bring it in immediately, I wrote to the company and they did replace the box however, this time I was home and the time it took to come to my house was still several days and again, all ice was melted and most of the chicken was no longer frozen albeit still chilled and part of the pkgs of hamb was defrosted as well. It made me not want to purchase this product anymore as it felt the boxing/insulation was not sufficient. Hope it works out!

Not to be morbid or get too graphic, but how do they actually end the chicken's life? I've always heard stories of just chopping the head off and the body is still active but do they give them something to sedate them or fall asleep or is that may be bad for meat production later? I'm just curious.

I was wondering. In my area we really only get grass fed ground beef. Where does all the tri tip, ribs, and brisket go? I thought they would have all varieties grass fed, but nope. Just ground beef and riny sealed steaks.

I enjoyed the video and thought the cows watching him were fun and cute. I'm curious, what will you do if demand starts to out meet supply? Without going into a more commercialized method.

What do they eat in winter time?

Great ideas from you guys, thank you!

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I don't see any signup link. How does the signup work?

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So reassuring! As I have found out through research what the Government is doing to our meats commercially with added mRNA, and much more. We will support you. I love your store on your property. It is so nice to be able go on Saturday 10-1:00. Taylor always helps me understand what to buy. Blessings to you both! Love the videos!! ❤

Thank you for these videos. How reassuring to see this. I would not get my meats anywhere else. I can trust you! The meats I have bought from you are outstandingly different from anything at Costco Kroger etc. The taste is far and above better then anything I have had. Tasty; tender! How wonderful your humane handling of your critters. Thank you! 😊

Interesting video about the process of raising your chickens. The cows that you featured on the last video will eventually graze on the ground where the Chicken tractors were? I heard several people mention the benefits of rotational grazing where you have both cows and chickens on the same pasture land.

When you mention Grass-fed Finished Beef, does that mean that they get some grains in their diet but are finished off with only grass diet?

What is the benefit of having a no corn feed?

GMOs aren't a source of dietary glyphosate because it's not applied at the end of the growing season but rather the start and middle. It is sometimes used on non-GMO crops to "dry down" and speed up maturity, so wheat is the number one crop for actual glyphosate in diet, though then it still isn't beyond what is safe for us to eat.

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Great video, and nice to see the pigs thriving in a natural environment. I learned something new in this video as to why they cut off the tails when the pigs are raised in large barns. That is a great point to not raise pigs in such large quantities commercially. New subscriber to the channel and appreciating the work that you do.

Great video Josh and Taylor. Very informative!

Did you butcher yet? What size were they? I usually butcher at 7 weeks. 9 weeks gave me 7 to 9 pound butcher weights and were hard to fit in the killing cones

What's the material you use for their roof?

Were do you get your feed

So what were the results?

I really enjoyed this. Very simple and easy to follow explanation without any annoying music or quick and dizzying movement of the camera.

What was the brand/model of the auto waterer? Do you use a pressure reducer for it?

Hey! Just wondering where you buy the kelp and salt? Thanks!

Can you tell me how many chickens you’ll put in each coup?..I appreciate your videos I have 12 Acres I want to run chickens on so your videos are an inspiration to me!!..I have worked in Commercial chicken houses & I can tell you those chickens want see the Sunlight from start to finish..It’s astonishingly different running them on grass & Most be don’t realize it

How do you move them every day? Interested in finding option that works for me.

Much Love from Cleveland Ohio ❤

Incredible ❤

So cool to learning about regenerative farming

Great to see you on RUclips ❤

❤ much love from Cleveland Ohio ❤ @FarmFresh_USA #regenerativefarming #nontoxic

Practical items. Is what I sponge in.

Quite remarkable. For me. So far. You and Jordan Meyer. The only two presenters pronouncing paddock. As paddock. And not padeeek. And I watch ag programs by the numbers. Thank you.

Farming for the future! Would solar panels work in there?

Thanks