Awesome 👍 Lived in Colorado and the farmers all did controlled burns. They also burned their grass around their house during the winter when it was dormant. They had the best lawns. Keep sharing your life, a lot of people have no idea what a great life it is living in rural America 👌

@chuck6154

5 жыл бұрын

I live on a farm too

Thanks for the explanation in the description. Many "city folk" don't understand why these controlled burns are necessary. 👍

@michelemcguire8995

5 жыл бұрын

I being from the city / slash urban.. know all about why certain things are done..it's to improve the soil n growing seasons..

@fredorico41

5 жыл бұрын

It’s important in Australia too 🇦🇺 Lost of city folk don’t understand and wonder why they get there houses are wiped out by bush fires that are out of control

@charlieharkness9899

4 жыл бұрын

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@charlieharkness9899

4 жыл бұрын

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Excellent video thanks for sharing. I would be afraid it would get out of control. Hope you guys have a great day tomorrow

Good job👍

I've done several prescribed burns professionally. A few things are immediately apparent: A: You have lots of people, proper equipment, and a well laid out plan with wind/backburns/buffer. B: You regularly burn huge tracts that dwarf anything in size that I've ever done. The prairie grasses and ecosystem that rely on them DO need regular burns as has been researched and proven time and time again on the nearby Konza Prairie!

In 1979 I took my mother over to East Anglia in the UK in late September and many of the farmers were doing exactly what you show here in this video. Awe-some in the original sense of the word. We'd drive for miles through the smoke and haze. Surreal and sublime.

I love you guys

Love the 🎵🤘🤘🤘

How do you guys keep doing it? Each of your videos eclipses the last one. Quality education and entertainment. Portraying farming as a lifestyle versus a job must make some folks heads explode. Wait a second, my bi-weekly check is a little short. No overtime for over 40? No shift differential? My grandparents (born between 1880 and 1891) all farmed and I recall many of their and my parents tales. My dad joked that he looked forward to church on Sunday mainly because it was the only time he got to sit down and relax for a couple of hours. I do wonder about the relevance of controlled burning given today's technology (yes, I'm talking those evil chemicals). I fully understand that prairie fires are totally Kansas, and have happened nearly annually for many millennia. And I saw Yellowstone both before and a few years after a major fire, and noted the fire had done a lot of good. My question is whether controlled burning of a pasture really kills weeds? You're not burning the root system (which can cover acres in the case of some weeds), so don't they all just pop back up the next year? Are you actually doing more than reducing the spread? Anyway, make good life choices, keep the farm together, and keep these videos coming.

There's something very satisfying about watching a prairie fire burn.

I’m at this video on 5/28/19.I herd about all of the tornados in your area.I hope you guys are ok and I wish you the best of luck.

I am in Pennsylvania and I wish I was in is

That looks about right hi from Kingman Kansas we never burn on that big a scale

Yeah its important to avoid pest and desease. My big respect. Greeting from Indonesian farmer

Good video petrson

kool!

Hi

this song. is awesome. :)its like a clensing for the earth.

You guys are doing the same thing the Indians were doing a thousand years ago on the great plains. It's cool when you think about it!🦅🇺🇸🦅

Love the vids. Hate the music on this one. Probably my age☺️

Waiting for new one... You guys are grand.

Love fires!! They smell good and just r so good the really everything if u think about it

How often do you do controlled burns? Great song!

@KhorneyFishRawrFearMeh

3 жыл бұрын

Every April is a controlled fire burn. Its also to combined the rain we get in April.

Nice vid

It's the fastest way to get rid of weeds and have healthy grass cut back up.

who is that song by? it kicks ass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@Ghothunterv

3 жыл бұрын

No bad word ok!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Do y'all till or turn the soil after the burn is done or just let it be?

@laughlinlaura

5 жыл бұрын

No. It is pasture, so the new grass grows up quick, and then the cows can be turned out on it.

That's so great for the soil. Hope you guys have good harvest.

Idk how many times I watched this it was so pretty especially the last few seconds of the view with the fire and sunset

We're at at in at in Kansas are you

First

Ours smocked worse and it looked like a cloud

why the controlled burn?

Mhm

11th I don’t care

Why do you burn pastures?

@PetersonFarmBros

5 жыл бұрын

TheDumbest OfTheDumb please read the description or watch the video as it explains in the end.

Was bring das

Too loud, and can't understand the words!

@TreeFreak

5 жыл бұрын

You don't have volume control on your computer?!?! Man, time to upgrade!

Good thing your in Kansas if you were in California it would start a forest fire.

Damn what a waste:( I know why they do it all over just wish they were able to graze cattle there. Thumbs up by the way.

@PetersonFarmBros

5 жыл бұрын

We do graze cattle there! Within a few weeks after the old grass has burned off (the cattle don't eat the old grass well at all anyway), the new grass comes in and the cattle thrive on it. Burning is better for the cattle, the grass, the flowers, and the wildlife. Only thing it's not good for is the weeds! (which is good)

@demigodgilman

5 жыл бұрын

@@PetersonFarmBros good show I'm glad to see that there's still cattle guys out there. Here on the west coast we all keep going out because of all the bs laws and taxes, there arnt many of us left compared to ten years ago.

@KhorneyFishRawrFearMeh

3 жыл бұрын

Cattle and other pasture livestock can ruin your pastures so its good to renew the grass by burning.

Was looking to see what brother was singing so loud but couldn’t see thru the smoke!! Nice video but the music.... you can do better!

Great video. Lame music choice.

@billylindauer3636

5 жыл бұрын

If you don't like it, don't listen, just watch

@U_ever

5 жыл бұрын

@@billylindauer3636 That's exactly what I did and enjoyed the video as I had stated. The photography was so compelling I could smell the smoke of having driven through the Kansas Flint Hills during burn season. It was great!

WHY DID YOU SPOIL A NICE VODEO WITH GOOFY NONE SENSICAL MUSIC?

That's bad for the environment

@chuck6154

5 жыл бұрын

No it’s not grass should be burnt every year or two

@Whyjustwhy78

4 жыл бұрын

No it is not nature would do it on its own if we weren't here

@maxhallman1036

3 жыл бұрын

Okay so we just let it pile up until someone throws a cigarette but or something extremely hot out a car window and burn half of Kansas

You should have left the cows in the field will it was burning, you know free steak