How a NASCAR Xfinity Series Crew Chief Blows Off Steam
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Episode 22: JR Motorsports NASCAR Xfinity Series Crew Chief, Taylor Moyer, joins Steady at the Wheel to talk about his passion for agriculture, particularly cattle production .
Taylor's farm is where he can retreat to to unwind from the intensity of NASCAR racing. His farming philosophy focuses on methods to protect and enrich his land and soil. He talks about rotational grazing, bale grazing, and annual crop planting as tools he uses to maximize his land's potential.
The episode ends with an interesting tidbit about one of the techniques Jaxon recommends when driving a semi in high winds. Taylor's focus on aerodynamics in racing answers the question of why two semi truck driving next to each other reduces wind effects driving down the road.
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I don't haul cattle. I don't own a ranch. I don't fix teeth. But I LOVE this podcast. Thanks fellas for putting in the work to entertain this ole fella as I drag a dry van around the country!
@steadyatthewheel
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Right on Wheeler! Thanks for listening.
Such a wild ride from racing to cows to trucking with a little learning thrown in! Loved it!
Your Irish and Scottish accents seem more like the difference between a Hobbit and a Dwarf! So great!
A nuther fantastic episode can't wait for the next one listening from Canada
The Bitterroot Valley and Missoula are where I identify with most in Montana. We did the majority of our shopping in Missoula, and there was an awesome pet store in Hamilton where we bought the majority of our exotic pet foods for our rescues. I bought my first teacup poodle in Hamilton from a really nice woman that worked at the Cenex station. It makes me quite sad that the current owners of the beautiful, historic Chief Joseph Ranch chose to lease the ranch to a Hollyweird film company to film Yellowstone. I don’t know how many times I’ve had to tell people that the show Yellowstone is not filmed right next to Yellowstone National Park but approximately 270 miles away! I have watched some Texans I know bale feed and it is such a huge waste!! They end up burning about half the bale, and end up with blank spots all over their pastures. We always fed square bales and loaded the hay wagon in the morning and went out and fed, then did it again in the late afternoon. Never any waste. To us farmers are the individuals who raise crops for human consumption, hops for Budweiser and Corona to make beer, etc., ranchers are large scale producers who raise animals for mass consumption. Anything less is a homesteader, hobby farmer, nursery, or “gentleman rancher.”! 🤣 After my father-in-law passed away his wife and her son converted from cattle to goats and made far for money taking the goats to California to sell. BUT, goats are a pain int the butt and you have to have some really good guard dogs such as great Pyrenees to help guard and contain them. Ma and Joe cut losses to predators way down once they put llamas in the pastures with the goats. It’s fun and interesting to listen to Taylortalk about his ranching. A lot of people have the misconception that all NASCAR people do is NASCAR! Thank you for another great podcast! ❤️🙏
@steadyatthewheel
Жыл бұрын
I like your definitions of people in agricultural pursuits. Bale Grazing...it is an at that has to be practiced to be successful. The "waste" is a desirable part of bale grazing. It is a fine line between to much waste that leaves dead spot vs. just enough waste to create health lush growth.
I’m have a new animal I learned about that may bring in more money than goats. . . Can’t wait to tell you about it
Ummm YES SIR. love the podcast. I truly hope ya,ll are doing great...yes I said YA,LL . LOL I'm from West Virginia 👍🙏🙏
@steadyatthewheel
Жыл бұрын
Thank you!
Great podcast, thankyou guys God Bless
@steadyatthewheel
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We really appreciate you taking the time to listen.
I love all the information, y'all give us, that watching western movies, the tobacco farms,, I know what it's about,, living in the south,, but the west has always been my, information, I love y'all's, videos, I'm going to restraint,, from what every people thinks
@steadyatthewheel
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We appreciate you taking the time to listen and comment. Take care out there!
I dont glaze lol i watch all the way through as long as i got the time😋👊😎
Another great chat , you guys netter be careful telling people exactly where you are there are a lot of crazies out there that will show up at best to say hi at worst to try to ruin your job or property just because you may of said something they don't agree with . It sucks the world has come to that point but it's reality now 😕
@LTNYstudio
Жыл бұрын
that's a fair point... unfortunately
@steadyatthewheel
Жыл бұрын
I don't disagree you. We are in strange days.
@rirebel6029
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Personally I don't see how anyone could dislike you fellas but hey 🤷 you never know right ?
Call me mr. Dale goater then lol i only have excess to 1 acre. Better bang for my buck thanks for the inside info gentlemen👊🙏😎
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