That was the best blooper reel ever!

diatomaceous earth is what we've used for 30+ years to treat all the animals on the ranch. We apply with a hand duster for our smaller critters, & use a python dust bag hung near the water trough for our cattle and mules. Old Montana secret that works every year.

@Jennifer-zx7hk

3 жыл бұрын

I use DE on all my animals, and in feed for a natural wormer. It works great. Plus people can use it to, but if you have used it that long you already know that. 👍🏼

@Drea-pl6uf

3 жыл бұрын

@MikeBarnes I love DE, I recently discovered my goats have lice and purchased a de product from Amazon for farm and animals so I have applied this on them. I’m still not seeing results. How long does it take?

@Jennifer-zx7hk

3 жыл бұрын

Andrea I put DE on the ground where the goats are. I wanted to see how well it worked on keeping them wormed. My vet has been a vet for over 50 yrs. I took samples for him to test from everyone of the goats. He said in all the time being a vet he had never seen animals completely free of parasites. I’m sold on DE.

@Kappucinokiss1

4 ай бұрын

How much DE do I apply to a already bitten cow?

I have no cows, and I certainly don't have lice... but I love watching your videos!

I'm glad to see you smile.

Nice of you to be helping other people figure things out! Loved the water pump idea!

Great video topic! Thanks for sharing pal.

😆😆 outtakes are great... didn't notice any wind.. Have a good day ❄❄❄

Wow the ad on this video was for lice removal in schools.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

3 жыл бұрын

bhahahaa

@thevictorianedge5465

3 жыл бұрын

😆

I love watching stoney ridge farmer josh.

Well deffinetley a part of having a hurd of cows animals in general but your doing great sir you take care Godbless and stay safe

Your music never gets old!!! Stoney Ridge Faaaarm!!! lmao

Get used street sweeper brushes the big back plastic ones then stick a post in the ground leave enough sticking up to side the brush over vertical. Spray Garlic and onion in a liquid form soak garlic and onions in warm water them blend it up strain then spray on. If it didn’t work at least you got a head start in marinating them.

Great video Josh! Keep em coming!

It's been a good week for vlogs!

I have contracted scabies from cattle simply by walking around a trough. My cattle dog got it too. It is very hard to eradicate. Scabies is a mite. It takes pyrethrins to get rid of it. And ivermectin tablets help too.

Great video Stoneyman we love watching your videos buddy god bless you and your family

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome thank you!

Love the BLOOPERS!!

Thanks for the information on the infestation and several options for treatment. That cracked me up when you were talking to the cows 😂😂 Take care Whooo!

Rather than have them scratch against something hard, look into getting a cattle brush for each of your fields. You can get them mounted to a pole driven into the ground or with a swivel that lets the cows get to those hard to reach spots.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

3 жыл бұрын

Cattle Brush $1000.....old stump $0 That's why my brotha

Love the outtakes!

Thank you for the video

Love it! Starting at about 2:13 you have a little cow center screen that was very interested in what you were talking about

@AHASouthernOregon

3 жыл бұрын

Used 1:1 apple cider vinegar and water with a cup of borax. Seems to be working well with a back pack sprayer.

I'm with steven, diesel works like a champ

Good video nice looking cattle take care

Enjoyed the video as always. I used neem oil last winter but I put it on after the herd was infested. This winter I plan to apply it sooner. I used a spray bottle and just walk through the herd spraying. I don't recommend spraying their faces though. Funny how atv's attract the cows, I have the same problem. Ever seen a cows unscrew the lid on a bottle of iodine with their tongue? lol

Thank you, thank you thank you, for your knowledge 👍

Great video Josh 🇺🇲 WOOOOOO!

Hi..... Thank you 🏡🎥👍👍👍

The blooper reel was my favorite!!!!!

Interesting. I’ve also heard that rotating pastures helps with the parasites in general by letting them die off, basically they go through a lifecycle or two with nothing in the pasture and die off.

I had horses, usually used a spray on and if they lost some hair I rubbed bacon grease on the area and it grew right back!

I’ve used Neem oil on my vegetable gardens for years

If you have ever seen Tom Pemberton on KZread they got brushes for their cows that the farm uses for their cows. Great info about the brushes.

Now there’s one Mr. Suburbanite here never heard of. Lesson learned.

Josh your cows seem to be calm around you as were mine. I would spray them down as I walked around them for lice. In the summer I would also spray them to keep the flies off of them. Isn't farming great? 😂

Thanks Josh... you have me scratching. lol

Never heard the word holistic before in my life

@misscindy1596

3 жыл бұрын

Where you been?

@jamesbutler1862

3 жыл бұрын

@@misscindy1596 been sitting here. Where you been

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

3 жыл бұрын

Yep....fairly common in healthcare and animal care...glad ya learned a bit today with us! Wooooo!

@jamesbutler1862

3 жыл бұрын

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer if your not learning your dying

Hahaha the bloopers!! 😂

Glad you told us about the facts of Lice ...Mrs Stoney R should check your beard B4 your allowed back in the house

Take a good care of cows, you are lucky because you are in around them .

Good info. I am not sure about neem oil on the stump, but I guess we'll see...it won't hurt. To my knowledge the neem oil needs to make contact with the pest and I can't see enough transference from the stump to the animal to be effective, but I don't know. Being that lice have a 3 - 6 week life cycle, you will need to do multiple treatments of neem oil, DE, etc to catch through the cycles. But yes, the first rains and warmer temperatures will remove the problem. AND....LOL on the blooper reel!

I never new this thanks for the information Josh. Just curious how many cows do you have now?

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

3 жыл бұрын

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Hey Josh thank you for the video I enjoyed it and always learning something new from you but you forgot to mention there was one more remedy diatomaceous Earth that's the one

It's normal and it's best to address it with what the vet recomends to get rid of them.

Eprinex drench in February will make sure you don't have a lice problem, it also will stay on in the rain, and take care of internal parasites. It does mean you have to run your cattle through the chute.

We see lice in the winter. Nice cattle!

We used to use used motor oil which has sulfur in it

The blooper reel 😂

I will be posting my first video on my channel later today. I had to call some of my roosters. If you want to check it out.

I'd spray the areas with mineral oil. I know swabbing a cat's ear get rid of ear mites. Lice and mites don't like mineral oil. Neither do the worms that get into the silks of the corn husks👍

hi..i am no farmer but love to see what you guys are doing ,so cool ...I have a question please tell be me why goats on a farm,thank you love your videos i am learning how it is on a farm...

@brianhillis3701

3 жыл бұрын

Lots of reasons, goat meat is number one in the world, he mentioned milk, weed control as goat eat weeds cows won't touch so they don't compete and it keeps weeds down to improve pasture for the cows.

@micheldupuis5698

3 жыл бұрын

@@brianhillis3701 thank you Sir now i know why so many farmer have goats...

I use neem oil on my grape plants to get rid of japanese beetles 👍❣️👌

Your donkeys are so cute..I love love my donkey

Great bloopers C'mon!!

Did the vet prescribed topical (solution/shampoo/dusting powder form) permethrin or its derivatives, malathion, piperonyl butoxide, or carbaril (carbaryl) for lice?

My vet says it is a bad winter for lice, they live in the bedding also and since animals bed down more in winter they have more lice, plus they have that long coat of fur for the lice to hide in.

Very informative video. do you have problem with ticks on your livestock !! if so how do you treat it.!! Thank you in advance #stoneyridgefarmer

Arevyou going to make a place you can work your cattle?

oilers??

That blooper reel was hilarious.. Keep the awesome vids coming.

Hey Josh, can dogs catch lice? My dogs are constantly scratching and biting themselves.

DE works too

Diatomacious earth. Dust cattle and area infested liberally. Works great!

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

3 жыл бұрын

Great holistic idea!

@quicost

3 жыл бұрын

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I use it on my goats and dogs. I dust them and sprinkle it on their food. All around safe and effective.

Mineral oil is cheap and works great. God bless.

Will the donkeys get mites as well?

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

3 жыл бұрын

yessir

Yep most farmer just thing they are shedding there winter coats off because that’s normally when you catch em but I always just let them work there own magic never really seen it get bad enough where it’s a big problem but your correct it stunts them guys just the stress of itching not really sure why.....and the ending that’s one reason I don’t have the patience for videoing 😂 you have 100 things to get done and not enough time and when you do have time to video something happens I gave up I have videos just never put em together because of lack of time and Mother Nature never ever wants to cooperate

STONEY RIDGE I have a question concerning curing hams. My dad and I are going to try our hand at it. I have ordered curing salt to use on the hams for 6 weeks like your video suggested. We are going to use plastic bins and put the salted hams in them and inside an old refrigerator for six weeks. My dad had a question about drainage from the bins??? As in should he drill holes in bins for blood and moisture to drain??? Or maybe put a good layer of salt on the bottom to catch the blood and moisture???

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

3 жыл бұрын

You'd be better suited to put them in wooden boxes ...not plastic bins. It's best to have them outside in the cool or cold so you get some temp fluxuation, I would not do it in a fridge...typically the hams stay in the salt in the coldest part of a Virginia winter....daytime 40 degrees...nighttime below freezing for only about 2-3 weeks in the salt

@thevictorianedge5465

3 жыл бұрын

We are in southeast NC and we are thinking of using the refrigerator to try and simulate the temperature of mountainous climates because we are such a warmer climate here. It was 70 here yesterday but last night probably in the 40's.

@thevictorianedge5465

3 жыл бұрын

My dad gets an idea in his head and he is gonna try it come hell or high water lol if you know what I mean

Lice and their host has evolved along with each other to the point where most lice species can only live on a particular animal, that animal goes extinct & usually so does that specie of lice. Humans are rare mammals having bodies mostly hairless that we can have Two different species of lice living on different areas. Head lice and pubic lice (often called "Crabs").

Wonder what would happen if you threw out a big canvas ball for them to play with. We only had a few cows growing up but the cows and horses both seemed to enjoy playing with it, eventually it will get tore up. Gma and Gpa would get them a new one every year or two, or hide it for a while and give it back to them and the LOVED it. If you run across one Josh, maybe toss it out and see if they mess with it....? It was cheap entertainment for us kids lol.

@johnsadler8637

3 жыл бұрын

We had a few tires that someone put next to a brush pile. Those tires got scattered all over the field. I’m not sure where they ended up. Cattle are more playful that they look.

Borax

We have an infestation of jerkworms. The live under our gravel driveways and “jerk” the gravel down. They are worse when it’s been as wet as it has been.

The only thing I didn't hear you say is 'treat all your cows with the insecticide once.' Then isolate and treat any additions to your herd before you allow them to touch your already treated herd. Kill the lice once. And then do not allow reinfection by outside animals by treating them before you allow them into your already treated herd.

WooooooooooooHeeeeeeeeeeeHeeeeeeeeee!!!Alright!!!!🤗

Before moving on the farm what did you and your wife do professionally

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

3 жыл бұрын

We are both still registered nurses....I'm now full time farming and social media and she's full time in the hospital...we meet in the middle and get things done the best we can my brotha

@davidmccormick9022

3 жыл бұрын

That is awesome I would love to do that someday

uh oh, some of my chickens have that. thought it was pecking. or is that just mammals?

@dhansonranch

3 жыл бұрын

Chickens will get them too..different genus I think, but same. Give them a dust bath and put wood ash and DE in it. Dust your nesting boxes periodically as well.

🌻Stoney Ridge Farmer w/Josh🌻 appreciate your commentary🌟 Listening from Mass USA🌟 Hello everyone on UTube

After watching your video I got all itchy.

I pity the fool who don’t bring me hey 🤣🤣

Aww man I hope mine dont get that

Like the shorter video

👍😀

Josh, does Butthead have a "finicky" temperament?

Aaahhh good to see the donkeys.

Does your wife get jealous knowing that you have girls following you all over the farm? 😲

Mooooo

"where my foodat, dawg"

Nothing like a Jackass on the Farm! The Donkeys are pretty cool too! Just kidding Josh!

Moooooo :)

Use old diesel motor oil( it has sulphur in it) and diesel fuel. Mix both together an pour on your cattle.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

3 жыл бұрын

I believe that's what grandpa used to do back in the old days...but I think we're finding that the diesel fuel enters the blood stream via contact and that can be worse than the mites....anyone else use diesel successfully? Just curious?

@markrowbotham222

3 жыл бұрын

tend to have a cold start problem when starting cows in winter when theyre on diesel

@stevensaxon8888

3 жыл бұрын

@@markrowbotham222 you pour that on them for lice and fly control.

@markrowbotham222

3 жыл бұрын

@@stevensaxon8888 my grandad used to do it, i wouldnt, not good for cows, not good for environment and end of day your going to be either milking or eating them

@sirsweetness8332

3 жыл бұрын

@@markrowbotham222 Wow that was good.

Teach the cows to smoke. //snark//

Hot barn?

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

3 жыл бұрын

Expensive brotha!

@calvingreene90

3 жыл бұрын

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I didn't mean for the entire season.

I’ve always rubbed a handful of peanut butter on their backs, then stuck them in the microwave for 15 seconds. Trust me :-)

@Gmanboobies

3 жыл бұрын

How do you fit a cow into a microwave?

HEY MAKE YOUR OWN OIL FOR THE COWS , CAN IT GROW ON YOUR FARM , MAKE ENOUGH AND SELL IT TO YOUR PEOPLE .

So they suffer for a month. Sad

An infestation! If it's on the hairy parts of your body, NO it's NOT normal, go see a doctor...…Oh, on your cattle, nevermind :)

Man, you take way too long to get to the point that i cant even watch it..

All Trump ever did was love people!🙂

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

3 жыл бұрын

What in the world does that have to do with this bhahahha

Love your channel. Have watched several. 7:26 A little disappointed with this one. Don't know how to put this politely. But would you mimic a Black or Gay man to his face? This is a public forum, and not all of your subscribers use sunscreen in the summertime. It matters little what your intentions were. Try telling your wife she's overreacting. More importantly, you've brought up the subject of race unnecessarily. Racism is a contentious issue most often left out of polite conversation. Racism does exist, and it's no card game. What you think about others matters a lot to you and the person you hold misconceptions about. It affects many decisions you make sometimes on a daily basis. Your misconceptions may cause you to hire the wrong person, sell your house for less than its worth, pay too much for your next home, or vote for policies that are not in your best interest. One day, you may feel guilt for the people you've hurt, whether it was intentional or not. Sorry, most of my family is conservative, and in some ways, I am too. So I know how you may feel about this feedback. PS, how are your cadmium levels?

Love the outtakes!