Things You Do To Keep the Farm Running 

I would suggest lime too and I'm not a farmer. Just makes sense.

Why does everyone think something is wrong with the soil when it was just the male calves which were affected, I mean it happened within days of their being castrated. I'm surprised it hasn't been addressed really.

@@rockingredpoppy9119 because this type of castration is very safe so the only thing which could have really affected it is the dirty ground.

@@rockingredpoppy9119 Many people commented on that in the first video -- when Eliot was sick. One even said that type of castration is illegal in their country (Sweden I think?). I see others in here saying it's perfectly safe.

​@@rockingredpoppy9119 I wondered about the castration too.

I still like All Ducks Go To Bed... He doesn't use that one much anymore. I bought a couple of his shirts with that one.

That is an awesome story. 😺

😂😂😂😂

💩 😂

Omg I'm in splits, you need to have that plaque on the door 🚪 😆😁😆😁😁

Then close the door.

I have thought so as well and wondered.

I don't think the yard is contaminated, too much of a coincidence that both the male calves were only affected and both were just castrated.

@@rockingredpoppy9119 That could be a factor, but there is no way that the pen, layers of mud, manure and urine, with no lime or changed bedding, isn't full of bacteria. It's also a lot of animals in a very small space. The vet noted the cows are a bit thin, in addition to hygiene changes, which it sounds like Morgan may be planning, they may need supplemental feed and minerals during winter and mud season. Even navigating the mud without bedding put down requires more energy as does the cold and rainy weather. Look forward to what Morgan has in mind for next winter. That the cows and calves entered the barn is a good sign, with a few tweaks it can be made cleaner and more comfortable for them.

he does throw down straw but the cattle trample it and it works its way into the soil. Give the man a chance, by the time you saw this video the girls were probably already moved.

@@SharonRepici He puts down hay to feed them. He puts down straw for the birds, maybe that is what you are thinking of. He plans changes for next year for cattle in winter, he said in the video.

But "Wilma" doesn't match his naming pattern. He's using B names for daughters of the A name cows.

​@@openhorizon1162we'll get to w or f eventually. Bam Bam is a b

​@openhorizon1162 It will one day, though in a long time as w would be the 23rd generation

Needs to work on the application of the Teflon tape a little also.

maybe chaotic good doesnt zen

It feels like forever since he’s talked about the trees!

Yes Apparently it works for fake strawberry too!

Are bobcats making a comeback? We've seen a lot of them in the Colorado foothills this year. Everyone and their brother posting photos of big cats with no tails sculking around their suburbia yards at night. I wish one could come my way and help me out with the underground rodent problem.

@@urkiddingme6254 I think they’re pretty common where I am in Oregon. We’re out in the country, on five acres in the Willamette Valley. My particular problem is that a neighbor recently logged and clear cut the property next door, and now I have several issues with wildlife I didn’t have before. More small prey animals on my property means more small predators, too.

@@13MoonsOverMayhem I'm also 5 acres. The rodents moved in after a forest fire burned down all my pine trees. Lots of undesirable stuff moved in - like Canada Thistle and Mullein and pocket gophers. Interesting how the absence of trees changes what critters your lot attracts.

@@urkiddingme6254 indeed, you’re right, it will change the flora, too. That side of my property now gets full sun and increased wind pressure, when previously was all shaded and protected from wind. Might turn out good for my garden, but not necessarily for the rest of the property.

@@13MoonsOverMayhem Exactly my experience. I never knew how windy Colorado was until the trees disappeared. I'd get out on the Interstate on my commute to work and think, wow, where'd the wind come from? In the forest it's just a lovely lullaby of the swaying pines.

He’s actually a dog.

I meant in like he is the best not a goat

I meant like he’s the best my bad for the error

Toby goat is the dog

​@@owenmiller2656 Bing meant Greatest Of All Time (GOAT).

He has tons of wild apples that he uses for cider and feeding to the pigs.