I've already removed the loader arms, from my 1948 Farmall M tractor. Now I need to get the loader brackets/posts removed so that I can clean it up and get it listed for sale. Part 1: https://youtu.be/LhldKD9kL2o Check out our website: https://planeview.farm Want your own Cowboy Hat? https://planeview.farm/products/original-cowboy-hat/ Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/planeviewfarmMO
1948 Farmall M Loader Removal 2, The Sequel
I need to get the loader off of this 1948 Farmall M tractor so that I can get it ready to list for sale. I'm hoping to find it a good home, with someone who wants to repair or restore it. If not, it's got lots of good parts. I don't really have any good ideas for how to do this job, so it's about to get sketchy. Check out our website: https://planeview.farm Want your own Cowboy Hat? https://planeview.farm/products/original-cowboy-hat/ Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/planeviewfarmMO
Sketchy Farm Projects: Removing the Loader from My 1948 Farmall M
Our small scale cattle operation is ready to move into the next phase. We've spent the last few years trying to improve our land, select the best animals for our small cattle herd, and build our direct to consumer market. Now, after 3 years we've decided to add new genetics to our Lowline (American Aberdeen) cattle by crossing them with Miniature Hereford bulls. Check out our website: https://planeview.farm Want your own Cowboy Hat? https://planeview.farm/products/original-cowboy-hat/ Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/planeviewfarmMO
How We Got Here And What's Next For Our Small Scale Cattle Farm
It's time to start bale grazing, or at least my version of it. But before I can feed hay, I have to get my Farmall 806 Diesel started. An undersized batter and cold weather won't stop me! Come along as I officially start hay feeding season. I also explain how my new bale grazing plan is going to give a much needed boost to my pastures. Check out our website: https://planeview.farm Want your own Cowboy Hat? https://planeview.farm/products/original-cowboy-hat/ Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/planeviewfarmMO
Farmall 806 Cold Start, Feeding Hay, AND Bale Grazing to Soil Health
I try to upcycle an old barrel into livestock mineral feeders using scrap lumber. This DIY project is perfect for farmers, homesteaders, and anyone looking to reduce waste and save money. By repurposing old barrels and scrap lumber, you can create a durable and efficient feeder that will keep your livestock happy and healthy. Whether you're looking to improve your farm's sustainability or simply want to get creative with reuse and recycling, this video is for you. Check out our website: https://planeview.farm Want your own Cowboy Hat? https://planeview.farm/products/original-cowboy-hat/ Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/planeviewfarmMO
How To Build A Livestock Mineral Feeder Out Of A Plastic Barrel And Scrap Lumber
Goat breeding season is here and we took a trip to the area goat and sheep auction to buy something very specific, a Boer billy goat. You can never be certain about what to expect from the sale barn, but I think we did pretty well. Check out our website: https://planeview.farm Want your own Cowboy Hat? https://planeview.farm/products/original-cowboy-hat/ Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/planeviewfarmMO
We Went to the Goat Auction! What Did We Buy?
Successful Direct to Consumer farming is about more than just raising animals or growing vegetables. You have to be able to market the products your farm produces. In this video I give 5 tips for building a strong marketing strategy for any farm. Check out our website: https://planeview.farm Want your own Cowboy Hat? https://planeview.farm/products/original-cowboy-hat/ Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/planeviewfarmMO Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 0:43 - Build on quality 11:22 - Build an online presence 14:29 - Make in-person connections 17:00 - Build repeat business via relationships 19:02 - Be involved in your community
How to Market Your Direct to Consumer Farm Products: 5 Secrets for Success
Today, we move the cattle to a new pasture for the final time this year. It's all part of the routine here as we get closer to winter. I also discuss how we have protected ourselves from the market volatility that is often found in livestock markets. We also introduce a new member of our farm family in the form of a livestock guardian dog, Mo. Check out our website: https://planeview.farm Want your own Cowboy Hat? https://planeview.farm/products/original-cowboy-hat/ Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/planeviewfarmMO
How Small Cattle Farms Can PROTECT Themselves from Market Volatility & Our New Addition to the Farm
Today we are excited to be stocking our farm pond with fish! We're stocking the pond with 100 Channel Catfish, 100 Hybrid Bluegill, and 3 pounds of Minnows. It's all part of our plan to make our small farm even better! Check out our website: https://planeview.farm Want your own Cowboy Hat? https://planeview.farm/products/original-cowboy-hat/ Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/planeviewfarmMO
Can Catfish Survive In Our Farm Pond?
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