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Cody, i put colored zip ties on my hydraulic hoses for quick reference on which side to hook them up to. Then i take a paint marker and put a small mark on hydraulic block on tractor so yellow hooks to yellow, white hooks to white. So on and so forth. Been farming for 40 years and that makes it fast and simple for me.
Always a pleasure to watch how you and Mrs W work together, and simply enjoy each other's day. As I've said before, you are blessed, truly blessed.
Cody, i love you brother. I wish I'd have grown up around you as my grandpa or uncle or even close family friend bc you are so genuine and nice and have so much knowledge...thanks for what you do.💟
Food Forest! I love these, Lawton, Perkins and a few others have me and the wife convinced this is something we are interested in if possible where we settle. My mother is a long time Horticulturist. When I showed her his work a few years back, we have been on a mission to get the family moved to some land and begin land management to do similar processes to help abandoned pasture land. For years I planned to buy wooded land. But since seeing his work on erosion and good land management has us realizing we can get old pastureland and reshape it to hold water and build food forests. My mother is chewing at the bit to break out her landscaping table on this project. So wonderful you guys are going to bring your land back to life with good forestry, land and water management. Design the Utopia that will last generations and repair what our forefathers ignorance has done. As usual you guys are an inspiration!
Thank you for the words of encouragement
Hello Codi, I am a silent viewer of your work and this subject about watershed management is very close to my heart.
I very impressed that you too have now started to work on water shed management on your homestead.
Presume, you would have already researched it, but if not look at building Loose Boulder Structures. Contour bunds and Gabion structures all which work in concert, to slow the flow of water and trap valuable silt.
If you have beavers on your homestead, they would additional help to build these structures.
All the best to you and your family
Nice job, I enjoy your videos. You are what got me started on youtube. I live in North East, it's interesting because although you are on the other side of the Country most things (not all) are done in similar fashion. Managing forests, working the land etc. keep on keepin on
You two keep me motivated, I've got about a year and a half left before I can get up to western Montana and start developing my own place so you're educating me in the mean time. Thanks.
Thank you both for the video! Mrs. W, I appreciate your involvement lately. It is great to see a family working together to improve caring for God's creation and their property.
THIS IS "SWALE" VIDEO.... great job........the "Misses" is doing a great job. Enjoying her contributions. Blessings from Texas
Man nothing like equipment even tools that do a job so well. The feeling is so nice.
Cody,
You are always making it better than we found it ...
"Every battle is won before it’s ever fought" Hope you come back to New England!
Love to see you getting so much use out of the tractor. I used to watch your videos and wonder how you managed without one. For years I had a small 17 HP Kubota but recently upgraded to a 35HP Mahindra and it makes life so much easier.
We love it.
I'm sorry I was distracted from your lesson. You're pups are a blast to watch. Thanks
Omg Heart Racer was making me laugh running around the tractor in the opening. I went back to just see that. You should make a compilation video of your pets crazy and lazy moments.
What a tool! You can work the contours to your goals with ease. Clearly this is the right tool for the job. Love the natural land control your using, very well done.
Thank you.
Sorry, I mostly missed the erosion discussion, I was too busy watching heart racer going nuts around the tractor. ;)
Also, Wranglerstar360 channel?
Great to see you being proactive about reversing the damage inflicted by previous generations!
This is so much better than the completely hands off approach that is often encouraged these days
Have you looked into how Sepp Holzer manages his water drainage? You might want to consider seeding/planting this area with a combination of deep and shallow rooted plants and perhaps even introduce a new tree-line rather than a field.
Always cool to see the tractor in action. Next time you use it in the rain you should film it so we can see what that does.
I Mother Earth gave you some great tips for your land! This is a good way of learning your land management skills. It would be nice to see how this works when the rain comes again👍☝️👏😍🏡. God bless you Cody and mrs W. love your videos
Always a great video when the two of you are working together for a common goal. Love it!
I really have appreciated the conservation themed videos you have been posting lately. I hope to someday be able to have property that I can work and maintain thusly as well. Thanks Mr. and Mrs. W!
Krmould well said! I too have given up on TV. When you have quality programming like this on RUclips, TV seems like such a waste of time.
love the Del mccoury tune Vincent Black Lightning 1952.
Good Morning to you Mr & Mrs Wranglerstar. 10 PM here thoroughly enjoyed watching the latest video.
That grader blade really is "the bees knees"! Awesome music too! It doesn't get much better than the Del McCoury band! Vincent black lightning is one of my favorite songs from them, awesome video!
I can't wait to see what you plant, and how it looks once everything has grown in, it's going to look great!
You should seed that waterway with birdsfoot trefoil. Our ditches kept washing out/away. This grass is the same thing the DOT seeds on the various embankments for highways they repair/construct. It really holds the soil firmly and stops erosion.
Nicely done. One little trick that I do to slow erosion in a freshly made gully, much like the one you just made, is to place a couple unopened bales of hay or straw across the gully every 50 to 100 feet (depending on steepness of the slope). This creates a natural dam that slows the water flow and allows sediment to fill in behind the bales. By the time the bales decompose there should be enough fill that you won't need to add new bales.
Over the past couple years I have enjoyed watching you convert from construction worker to farmer. We all have room for improvement but, I'm enjoying the ride (so to speak).
Smart. Will buy some today.
I love land rehab jobs, well done!!! One thing we do on the road jobs is track the excavators up the batters, the tracks create pockets for the seed to get caught in so they don't get washed off in the rain. Might be a bit different with the rubber as opposed to tracks, but could be something to consider. Anyway, keep going - loving the videos (as always)
Thank you Alex
I really admire the effort that goes into you videos
Our property seems to hold to much water after a 5 inch down pour you would go out and stand in about 3 to 4 inches. We then found an old hand dig ditch we did years ago downhill toward our pond and wided it with our tractor. This helped alot and i can see it will help yall to
Heart Racer steal the show :D :D
andrás lippai - She's definitely feeling her vitamins!
Lance Surgeon
heart racer had red bull with coffee
andrás lippai his name fits perfectly 😁
Two thumbs up !!! I enjoyed watching this video this morning while having breakfast. Keep up the good work Wranglerstar family !!!
Suggestion, with the quick disconnect ends of each hose pair, one should male, and the other female. This does 3 things.
--First motion is always the same, i.e.: pulling back on the lever will always be spin left...
--Second no hose caps to loose, to protect the connectors from contamination, dirt and damage just plug the pairs together
--Third when you wanted to offset, just connect the pair and push the arm over manually and then disconnect to lock.
Keep up the great work.
Well done bloke. Well done. You can adjust the angle on a box blade, or the grader blade by using the adjustments on the 3 point linkage, if you don't have a hydraulic set up for your tractor.
An excellent piece on proper land management.
We do this somewhat frequently in landscaping. We have always referred to it as erosion control.
Nice work in the conservation efforts. Please keep us posted on the progress!!
Have you looked at using a sub-soiler throughout your fields, it will help with allowing water to dissipate into the ground quicker.
Heck yeh , really like playing and getting stuff accomplished, that little k9 is loving life as well😻
Heart racer is really having fun in the background!
So, I had a chance to meet Cody and Mrs Wranglerstar at the Mother Earth News Fair in Burlington, Vermont. I live in Ottawa, Canada and this is the closest they have ever come to me, so I had to drive down. I enjoyed Cody's presentation on traditional tools and got a chance to speak with Mrs. W and Cody after the presentation. I was so impressed with both of them. They are exactly the same in person as on video. I think that is why I enjoy their RUclips channel so much and why I have basically given up on TV. They are genuine, real people. What you see is what you get! The people on TV are fake. I think more and more people are waking up to the fact that most of what we see today on the TV is made up, acted, scripted, and manipulative. The Wranglerstar channel is REAL reality programming. I would have loved to sat down and had a couple of hours to talk to them. Unfortunately, there were a lot of other people waiting in line to talk to them too. I did manage to get my pencil and it will have a prominent place in my workshop. As I mentioned to them, 1) Keep the comments open and ignore the haters. I love the interaction on the channel. 2) Keep doing the explanation videos. I really liked the one where Cody showed Mrs W what a PTO was and how to attach implements. I am sure I am not the only guy who didn't know that and was too embarassed to ask. So many questions, so little time. I hope to meet you again soon. Thanks for the special autograph Mrs W! - Kerry
Great to meet you too. Thank you for your kind comments. MrsW
krmould
thumb up for Canadian.
I wonder if there's a channel like this but with a Canadian family?
Alvin Al I think the closest I've found is when AvE's daughter wanders into his shop
I gave the video a thumbs up when I saw Heartracer running around and under the tractor.
That was really cool and turned out awesome. Very impressive work with the tractor! Very cool Mrs. W. about keeping with native seeding! Heart racer was too funny! Great video!
My favorite version of 1952 Vincent Black Lightning. That was a nice surprise.
it should work great. cool blade work and nice implement. glad your getting so much fun work out of your tractor.
morning sir, great video. you had my attention with Del McCoury.
Wow. Those were some good skills with that grader.
For a short term fix you can make up a couple extension hoses and run the swing function off the accessory for the front.
Love the Del Mcroury intro! Bluegrass is the only grass!
Don't you just love it, when your pets upstage you in the background.....LOL
Looking forward to seeing how it works out next spring.
Loving these farming / land videos! Thank you
Can't wait to see how it goes with water in it good work guys
When I was on a farm my father used to use a subsoiler about a yard deep. To keep the farms wet areas down while retaining water just at a lower level.
Del McCoury intro!!!! Now you've reached superstar RUclipsr status for sure! Love it
Looks great, I hope it works out like you want. Thank you for the great vlog's as always.
the dogs are in "puppy heaven" being out there with the two of you!
How many hours on that tractor now? Also can you shoot us a video next time it rains enough to observe what you did?
that's a great way to help me figure out what I have to get fixed, on my friends property .
brian mclendon 8000 hours lol
The Beaver Dam project is super interesting!!
Great tune to open the video!
Good video guys. Have to admit, the dogs stole my attention briefly and I just had to laugh at those two little dogs....but I got back on track and focused. Thanks for sharing.
Nice! you will be able to create a wonderful food forest. I look forward to seeing how this ground plan performs (Or fails) vs "permaculture" must-dos like level swales, over flows and catchment
Love your beautiful land. Thanks for sharing the videos!!
That is one way to keep the top soil and water where it is needed, and the farmers here are doing something similar to preserve their fields and grasslands which is good. Before they did it, the ground was washing away and the fields was getting bad as they lost top soil.
Nice work Cody! Great filtration swale.
Fantastic video. I could watch more of this stuff.
Love it. Good luck forming a nice luscious meadow.
It's great to learn conservation information!
Great video Cody and Mrs. W. What a great little implement to do some contour work on your land. Looking forward to seeing more videos on your plans for the meadow :)
I recall stories of farmers in California trying to dam up their fields so that snow melt and rain fall would stay there long enough to be absrobed into the ground to replenish their ground water. A long term solution that will work for them rather than trying to just dump the water somewhere else. I've also read that If california had been thinking ahead they'd be in a much better position w/ regard to water.
Was i the only one who was distracted by heartracer in the background?
Ginger reminds me so much of our Bitzi. A rescue dog we were blessed with and loved dearly. The two of them could have been litter mates.
Just an FYI what you made is not a swale. A swale is on contour and is designed to fill with water before it overflows into another swale down grade and so on.
the work you did was great but it is basically a stream bed, to improve its performance put some rows of stone across the ditch every 20 feet or so. The rocks will slow the water and prevent erosion.
aaron darling you are right
Or hay bales which will filter the silt and allow it to build up behind the bale. Then the hay decomposes and grass grows over the top of it. A win-win!
In the home inspection business we call a swale one that slopes and channels water.
Steven Holmes That isn't what a contour swale is in the permaculture buisiness, it holds water and lets it sink in...not built for water removal, but built to hold the water...wish ol' wranglerstar would take a course on permaculture or just buy the book by Mollison;-)
aaron darling maybe you should have actually watched the video...At 2:10 he says he is putting woven beaver style dams ever 30 or 40 feet to slow the water down. Next time actually watch the video before you comment to avoid looking like a f#cking idiot.
Yes the straight blade is a good tool but once those levelling tasks are done the bush hog will be the tool used the most, most likely well besides the tiller, good job on the swale one thing you may want to check is the bush cutter to see if the main cutter is going to scalp the crest of the swale may want to grade it to suit the cutter, you may be ok with the side aux cutter ability to drop down. The most work I have done with the straight blade is road trail grading, it takes awhile to grade a road to crest the center, but after a few years you can have all your roads and trails 2 straight blades wide one going one coming crested in the middle and the water runs to the side, you don't really need a ditch most water will soak in sooner or later and its easier access with bush cutter to keep clear if no ditch. A good trail/ road construction guide is to have your roads 2 straight blades wide and clear ditch with one width of cutter clear on each side, if you can do all of that around your woodlot you won't get the F250 stuck anymore. You could of done that swale with the box scraper as well I think you forgot that the box scraper stays level as the wheels so if your wheels are one in swale and one on the crest the box scraper will do the same job and most box scrapers have the drop down rippers that assist in getting material to level. There is another sweet tool that is a gem that you should try is a front mounted blower, see if Yanmar have a mid mount pto kit and will supply the front mount blower, ask for a Provost or Econor made in Quebec, made to handle snow.Every kid should be able to have a 50 hp farm tractor and implements to play with...
Just a thought Cody, if you have an issue with traction and you aren't carrying a great deal of weight on the lift arms of the tractor, try reducing your rear tyre pressures a little you'll get more grip.
2:38 your dogs playing and your talking about some serious issues! they are fun to watch.
You need a solenoid diverter valve and put a button on spool hand .so you can do two functions on one handle. keep up the good work
Great video as usual and Del Mccoury intro is fantastic
Mrs.W is an absolute delite with that smile!!!
morning Cody! have a great day!
Looks good.. Nice job Mrs.W and Cody
Again great vid! Thank you! Very interesting subject! So cool to c you guys being such a great team!
Dale McCrory Band ;-) Great traditional Bluegrass!
It's worthwhile to watch this video just to see Heartracer and Ms Pants (Lucy) play chase in the background.
very nice work Mr.&Mrs.W
The tractor is really working out for you
To slow the water down, I suggest getting some of those big square bales to place in the stream bed You made.
Love that song " Vincent 52 ".
Now thats some great music, Del McCurry
Del McCoury Band is your music, whenever you are moving dirt with loader or rear implement use 4WD.
Look into Keyline plowing, my preference though is for ditching and directing water to pond sites, especially locations where the water can gravity feed the gardens and livestock. I think that perhaps a better more descriptive word would be swales (more sophisticated than ditching). Hate to tell you that the permanent solution to water retention (preventing runoff) is livestock (management intensive grazing) and planting (as you mentioned) riparian areas. See Darren Doherty Regrarians.
I'd bet you your tractor the Mrs used to be a cheerleader at some point in her younger years. Sh'e a lil spitfire! Your a lucky man Mr W.
Wow! Nice grading
that turned out great guys!! very interesting stuff
Great job family!
2 things1 I'm jealous of the black dirt! Looks awesome! We grow rocks in Missouri!2 Could you use a set of hydraulics off the front end loader if your not using the bucket for anything? Might have to have a set of hoses made?
You went from DITCH to SWALE - - - Good job !
Mrs W looked like a real homesteader today wearing a red plaid flannel shirt and a ball cap.
Great music too on this one Cody!!!!