Best eco friendly way to control weeds in your yard, driveway or property! 

it's in virtually everything we eat!! now that's sad isn't it!!

A tiny fraction of how bad lawyers and others say it is.

Yeah, the California liars, I mean lawyers say it's big money bad!

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer Same has been said about DDT before. 🤷‍♀

​@@Scott_Atlanta if you believe that. Poor you.

you'll love it...get ya a couple extra chemical tanks! And the optional sprayer for the rear! Wish I had that!

Glad you liked it! What an awesome spray rig!

Thank you! Cheers!

Wooooo!!

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer How do you do that Translate to English thing? I wanted to do that. Put a Finnish language comment on, with a real thought. anyway...

Attica ny😮

@@mikek1090 Hi neighbor, I am between Warsaw and Silver Springs in Rock Glen.

it totally is!!

very cool...but when it comes down to it....not having all that chemical mixed in the tank is a huge game changer! Awesome!! No more cleaning out the whole darn tank!

yeppers....however the weed spray has something in it that sticks I'm sure....now if I were making homemade spray...for sure!

I was totally impressed myself!

yeppers! For sure...the cool thing about this is the herbicide never enters the main tank!

people just dont' understand how much maintenance a place like this takes...I'm getting ripped in the comments by folks thinking that somehow an eco friendly herbicide is gonna leach into my 460ft deep well....I don't think most folks understand

Agreed, historically, people just swallow what media tells them, which is a climate change propaganda - driven agenda that demonizes farmers over genetically engineered, fake food. So everything from water runoff to cow farts is considered bad while ignoring (purposely) the damage petroleum-based substances cause. Keep up the great work Josh. People are starting to wake up to the benefits of regenerative farming and ranching.

that could work...or just know that you'll need a wider turn radius on the atv

Everything I sprayed in the driveways during this vid is dead in 2 days...did great. Maybe your mix was a little light...not sure

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I believe you bro. I have since resorted to glyphosate, and even that doesn’t do a very good job. Morning application on sunny days, low to no wind. Starting to think my weeds are bionic, lol.

weeds that I sprayed are dead my friend...I've used this stuff for 2 years or so now. It does just kill the foliage so expect to re-apply a few times to totally kill the plant

here's the vid you're looking for!! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AEd3wpsdrdo.html

exactly! I wanted to be able to take it off when not in use!

it's really not something you can clearly see my friend....more so something that works over time. I wish I could show ya....I can see better pastures, but it's hard to quantify

great tip!

lol...thanks

that "wild onion" is actually most likely wild garlic. Get your soil right and they'll eventually disappear

the spray I used is supposed to be pet friendly...even playground friendly

so.....a ratchet strap is pretty easily replaced...but they won't be out in the sun all the time either...I see no longevity issue there. This is the coolest spray rig I've ever had on the ATV that's for sure....love the idea of not mixing chemicals

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer Keeping it garaged will make them last longer for sure, my concern is WHEN they fail. If they break while you are turning and your whole rig falls off... Not premixing has A LOT of advantages, especially only having to drain&clean a small tank and recovering chemicals that can be used at another time and or place.👍👍

thanks!

well.....well water is not ground water, it's from deep in the aquifer 460ft deep my friend. I'd be more concerned about all the garbage that was dumped on the farm for the past 200 years lol.

lol....well that's a funny comment

link in the video description for you buddy...check it out

just turn off the chemical...and run it for 30 seconds or so

Yep I'll agree with that

watch the vid my friend....you'll see it and there's a link for ya down there

I'm literally showing you a eco friendly weed killer buddy....did ya watch the content? So funny how folks that don't have property like this think the weeds just magically don't grow in common areas. You've gotta understand here that I'm showing you an ecofriendly way to get rid of weeds my friend....it isn't a question of "enviroment" unless you're irresponsibly spraying chemicals. I can 100% guarantee you ate something this week that was sprayed with Glyphosate....from corn chips to a slice of bread...to veggies and don't get me started on GMO animal feed. We have to keep weeds under control...this isn't a concrete jungle...most folks that don't own larger properties like this simply can't grasp the amount of work that goes into maintaining it

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I have property. I know what it’s like to chase weeds etc I get it. People want the perfect world even though the words eco friendly and weed killer don’t reconcile. Life is full of choices was all I was saying.

your opinion is noted....if a person looks hard enough they can find something wrong with everything I do

havn't heard of them

I'd have some serious conversations with him/her. However his "cool tools" aren't to blame...his incompetence however may have played a role

keep watching my brother...you'll see it. Links for ya in the video description also

always good to know that ya don't need a hazmat suit to apply Lonarch pro my friend...this is an eco friendly solution you can use around pets, livestock and even in playgrounds

why?

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer Ask that gentleman in the Roundup lawsuit.Just to play it safe.

so....in some cases with electrical conncectors, I've just used a cig lighter outlet, I think having the connections hard wired ends up being a failure point for a manufacturer, especially since some take an ATV and bury it in the mud, while folks like me putt putt around the farm

Regenerative but not organic

@@americanbeefranch i understand there is no standards for regenerative agriculture. But as a regenerative grazer myself, pesticides are a no no for me and most of the mentors I have. But we all do what we believe in. In the end that is the issues with those broad terms. It confuses more people than it helps.

@@pier-annelachance4960 I agree obviously there is no standardization but that in itself has issues. We have a certified organic operation and use regenerative practices but a lot of organic farms don’t. Really a mess

I think you mean herbicide. There are always going to be different degrees to which “rules” are followed as they pertain to regenerative. What about Stoney Ridge and even Greg Judy…do they get their round bales from sources that are chemical free and don’t over deplete the land they came from? They say they are building soil, but is it at the expense of another piece of land? It gets complicated, but I think calling someone a fraud is a jerk thing to do. Just go watch something else or make your own channel if you don’t like what he’s doing.

I'm not sure you grasp the scale of this property my friend. Scolding me for managing my farm seems pretty silly. Regenerative farming doesn't mean the absence of soil amendments or the absence of herbicides when necessary. Might wanna research a bit before scolding me for managing the farm my friend.

To be fair, he didn't start a yt channel a month ago and has all those things. I've been watching SRF for like 6 years and he's put the work in to get the endorsements. You too can have the same things, just start up a channel. It's free.

People like you are too lazy to work as hard as Stoney Ridge did. You just sit back on your computer and say "must be nice". Well it is nice actually!

You can create content too...I think ya should. I'm of the opinion to never put a man down for earning his living the way he sees fit. If a man can't afford to live.....do what I did! My brother...20 years ago I was living in a trailer park and could barely afford toilet paper...but I didn't blame anyone....I attended college, worked hard and spent my money wisely. "Must be nice" shuts off our minds to the idea that if we work hard, find our station in life and are happy....we will all be successful. I have no control over another man's work ethic or finances....but wealth is a state of mind...not just finances. Every man has control of his own station in life......"must be nice" infers that it's not work and intellect.....I'm hear to tell ya that this is work, and one man's success should never be held against him by another that blames their failures or lack of means on another man who worked hard to get where he is in life. Successful people don't blame other's for their station in life...time to change the way we think my brother.

it's work....but I do get this kinda comment alot...read my reply to him and see what you think. Folks seem to think that success will just fall out of the sky on them...and that successful people are taking away from those who choose to be unsuccessful.

some have a difficult time understanding the amount of work and time that's gone into all this....I never get a chance to sit and relax...I don't go on fancy vacations...I work work and work some more. It's sad that folks think that those who are successful just got it from some magical unicorn place....and that it wasn't more hard work, time and intellect than they could fathom