Welcome to Sheraton Park Farms. We are a sustainable agriculture farm located in western North Carolina.
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On our farm, we raise a host of animals including pigs, chickens, sheep, ducks, turkeys and eggs all using a grass and rotational pasture based system to build soil.
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Glad you save the feet, so good when fried. My dads favorite part of the chicken, he always said I like the back, the breast and all the rest. He could eat a whole chicken plus the rest of the food when he was young and farming.
So if you had a coop out there and just moved the coop around with some sheep how far would the chickens go from the coop and would they go back to the coop each day if you didn't have the fence up?
do u guys ever go to the Shelby farmers market im new to south carolina just moved down from Massachusetts about 3 weeks ago and love all the farmers markets im loveing it down here and Shelby is not to far from me great video 🙏👍
Amen Chuck, I have a sawmill and my new neighbors and friends have a larger tractor with all the toy attachments. I fell his trees and mill his lumber and he helps me with his attachments. Only way to go!
I have to say Chuck, if I was in the business of selling homegrown meat products, I would certainly copy your idea...I hope others follow suit, because what is needed now is reliable, healthy food to be available to more people. God bless you all.
Oh yes I think the durability is something to consider. After many years of hard use, say decade or so, we all know which one is still gonna be going. Especially when you pick up a well cared for older premium diesel tractor that has little to NO emission and digital crap on it to break and cause brain and bank damage……. It’s getting where it’s very valuable to be as independent from the manufacturers and government as possible. When a company forces you to download their “software update” or soon the item doesn’t function, DO YOU ACTUALLY OWN THAT ITEM? Nope of course not. You are simply a current possessor of the item that you paid full price to “borrow or rent “ instead. What a total racket that is to say the least.
These machines are just so different. Two completely different tools. Yea I can modify a side by side with after market attachments similar to things for ATV but if u really plan on “working” the machine like a mini tractor , your going to really accelerate the wear on your machine and also not be that pleased with it if your expecting mini tractor performance. You will likely end up breaking things on the machine, much like I have done so despite my professional experience I have that told me NOT to do it…. Try not to fall into the “best case scenario” or “just be optimistic “ trap like many of us older guys were taught growing up. Instead be REALISTIC. I keep learning that over and over the hard way. Pick the right tool for the job at hand.
When you call your wife Whistle Britches it always reminds me of my late Father. He used a lot of term like that. One was Snickle Britches. Don't ask me what it meant, I grew up hearing it and never thought to ask. Your trailer looks fantastic, very professional. Good luck and God bless you both. I just looked it up for the fist time and it's British, Meaning snare or noose. Now it's even more confusing. Oh well that was Dad.
I thought maybe you could have screwed or used short bolts to put up some metal strips to the walls and then use magnetic signs. Would also make it easier if you moved the product around later.
For anyone whose a perfectionist and likes things organized they're going to appreciate this. I love the idea of just walking into the trailer seeing everything, finding what I need and being ready to go. Guys this is a great idea!
