Great review of the watering system you installed. Your operation has come so far, and it is always advancing in the right direction. Reviews like this are as enjoyable as the new content you create. 🚜-Woooo!!
Thats a darn near perfect watering system! Love it. Hard to do with a 6ft frost line but not impossible. Great content and great ideas to implement in the future.
Good morning Josh, this is exactly what I needed. Right now at my parents house we have 2 100’ garden hoses running from the house to the goat pen. With the below freezing weather we have been running an air compressor to blow out the hose. We need a better system!
Great overview of your off-grid water system Josh. I remember watching you put all that it. A ton of work but I'm sure you don't miss the water trailer! lol! Love the outtakes as always man!
You certainly have put your time in on that watering system, Liked " I don't know why I'm burping & I'm tired of farting." There's got to be a joke in there somewhere. . . .
There’s a neat way to keep that tank running by using a hose and drawing a siphon on it. That will draw out enough water to keep the float valve activating enough to disrupt ice formation.
ice typically forms at night, if you have a solar well....it won't pump at night and it takes about 2 hours or less to trickle out 1000 gallons of water on the ground via a small water hose...best to buy the right waterer and not have to mess with it again my brother
@@StoneyRidgeFarmerGotcha, I’m used to working with pressurized water hooked to a well (connected to AC power) or city water where I can just have that siphon run consistently and the well pump can keep up. Solar pumps is a whole different thing it seems.
Great info! Do you have any suggestions for leased land. We have got a good system for the ones with ponds, but we may in the next year or so get a pasture with just a creek. Blessings
my suggestion for leased land is to get a lifetime lease and build it the way you want it. Making things simple, maintenance free and easy to work with is what it's all about. Time...time and more time! If you don't have a well on that property, you may have to let the animals drink from the creek until you figure something out
Did you ancestors help Build Mount Rushmore? Are you a descendant of Gutzon Borglum? It's fascinating how you got a tire on it's side, to not slowly leak water. Amway, woo!
see this all the time up in Ohio...simply dig your trenches deep enough or place the waterer in a corner of the field that's gonna be out of the way.....see that all the time in crop fields that are grazed every so often
@willbass2869 I'm pretty sure cereal rye grows taller than soybeans (which don't grow where I am anyway; however, lentils are at least viable as a cover crop). Corn isn't viable as a cash crop here either (sorghum is successful here). Anyone growing corn here is growing it for silage.
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer yep I remember that. Just didn’t think you’d get rid of her. But def the right decision. Thanks for the update. Our GSD had the same issue.
People say that tire isn’t healthy for your cows and your response is “it’s the industry standard, everybody’s doing it”. You do realize that just because everybody’s doing it that doesn’t mean it’s ok. Lol. We all drank from the hose as kids but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t exposing us to harmful chemicals (as we now know).
if it was harmful the fish would die in it.....doesn't matter what I think....all of the tanks on the farm are some form of plastic, rubber or synthetic material...so is the pipe my brother
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer by your answer I can see you still don’t understand the criticism. Just because the fish don’t die doesn’t mean it isn’t affecting them. Just because you don’t immediately die when you drink water with heavy metals or chemicals in it doesn’t mean it isn’t harmful. Again, that fact that “everybody’s doing it” is irrelevant. Not a difficult concept to understand
@@willbass2869that was atrazine and herbicide. He was quoting a study done by university of California Berkeley. Everyone laughed even though it wasn’t something he made up and now more and more people are acknowledging it was in fact true. Just another quarter in the jar.
You are definitely on the right track with your equipment and facilities! 👍
Great review of the watering system you installed. Your operation has come so far, and it is always advancing in the right direction. Reviews like this are as enjoyable as the new content you create. 🚜-Woooo!!
Thanks 👍 Chris!
I remember the install, great to see the follow up.
I think you blowing your hat off with water should b your new introduction. It never gets old! Keep up the good work
lol
Nice job god bless
Hey Josh thank you for the video woo
Good stuff...as usual. 👊
So amazing!!!! 🎉
Thats a darn near perfect watering system! Love it. Hard to do with a 6ft frost line but not impossible. Great content and great ideas to implement in the future.
yep, you just need to bury your pipe deeper and if it gets that cold, probably need to have a heated stock tank
Good morning Josh, this is exactly what I needed. Right now at my parents house we have 2 100’ garden hoses running from the house to the goat pen. With the below freezing weather we have been running an air compressor to blow out the hose.
We need a better system!
amen.....a good reliable water system is a must!
Always like your content.
Man, if I had a dollar for every time I’ve been told our tire tank was killing our cows. Your setup looks good.
I keep a complaint form for the cows to fill out beside the tire tank just in case lol
A+
Great overview of your off-grid water system Josh. I remember watching you put all that it. A ton of work but I'm sure you don't miss the water trailer! lol! Love the outtakes as always man!
Miraco water systems are really well made and are built here in the States up in Iowa.
Another great Methodical and Teachable Video
Thanks again!
You certainly have put your time in on that watering system,
Liked " I don't know why I'm burping & I'm tired of farting." There's got to be a joke in there somewhere. . . .
Matt when you get sprayed it's the best!🤣
Josh,excellent work and advice on getting watering stations set up for cattle there was only one dog with you what’s going on with the other one 😮😊❤
Maybe I missed it. How did you get rid of your aggressive dog?
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I just bot 26ac, wanted a farm since I was 5.
There’s a neat way to keep that tank running by using a hose and drawing a siphon on it. That will draw out enough water to keep the float valve activating enough to disrupt ice formation.
ice typically forms at night, if you have a solar well....it won't pump at night and it takes about 2 hours or less to trickle out 1000 gallons of water on the ground via a small water hose...best to buy the right waterer and not have to mess with it again my brother
@@StoneyRidgeFarmerGotcha, I’m used to working with pressurized water hooked to a well (connected to AC power) or city water where I can just have that siphon run consistently and the well pump can keep up. Solar pumps is a whole different thing it seems.
I still drink from the hose lol
Great info! Do you have any suggestions for leased land. We have got a good system for the ones with ponds, but we may in the next year or so get a pasture with just a creek. Blessings
my suggestion for leased land is to get a lifetime lease and build it the way you want it. Making things simple, maintenance free and easy to work with is what it's all about. Time...time and more time! If you don't have a well on that property, you may have to let the animals drink from the creek until you figure something out
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Russ Wilson sells an anti-freeze valve for tanks...
I say! I say! Son I'm thirsty! With You Talken bout all that water. Look at Me when I'm Talken.
Did you ancestors help Build Mount Rushmore? Are you a descendant of Gutzon Borglum? It's fascinating how you got a tire on it's side, to not slowly leak water. Amway, woo!
watch the video and you'll see how I did it, hint....flexpaste helped lol
750 gallons?! Your telling us that that thing holds 13.6 55 gallon drums worth of water?
I'm telling you that's a 750 gallon capacity skidder tire tank brother....one day I'll have to measure it exactly just for giggles
I guess the video does not do it justice. 🤷🏻
Any tips for pastures that double as crop fields at times?
see this all the time up in Ohio...simply dig your trenches deep enough or place the waterer in a corner of the field that's gonna be out of the way.....see that all the time in crop fields that are grazed every so often
@willbass2869 I'm pretty sure cereal rye grows taller than soybeans (which don't grow where I am anyway; however, lentils are at least viable as a cover crop). Corn isn't viable as a cash crop here either (sorghum is successful here). Anyone growing corn here is growing it for silage.
@willbass2869 That doesn't change the fact that Soybeans aren't a viable crop where I am. The main crops here are wheat, sorghum, and cotton.
Where’s the other pup?
she's no longer on the farm, she had a prey drive that was killing my farm cats so she had to go
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer yep I remember that. Just didn’t think you’d get rid of her. But def the right decision. Thanks for the update. Our GSD had the same issue.
H to Do
Take a shower! LOL!
People say that tire isn’t healthy for your cows and your response is “it’s the industry standard, everybody’s doing it”. You do realize that just because everybody’s doing it that doesn’t mean it’s ok. Lol. We all drank from the hose as kids but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t exposing us to harmful chemicals (as we now know).
if it was harmful the fish would die in it.....doesn't matter what I think....all of the tanks on the farm are some form of plastic, rubber or synthetic material...so is the pipe my brother
Wait what do we know now about drinking out of the hose? I still do it!
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer by your answer I can see you still don’t understand the criticism. Just because the fish don’t die doesn’t mean it isn’t affecting them. Just because you don’t immediately die when you drink water with heavy metals or chemicals in it doesn’t mean it isn’t harmful. Again, that fact that “everybody’s doing it” is irrelevant. Not a difficult concept to understand
@@willbass2869 ummm….yeah, that’s a fact.
@@willbass2869that was atrazine and herbicide. He was quoting a study done by university of California Berkeley. Everyone laughed even though it wasn’t something he made up and now more and more people are acknowledging it was in fact true. Just another quarter in the jar.
What ever happened to your Ford truck?
it's sitting in the driveway....waiting until I have time to go drive toyotas