I appreciate the fact that you're such a calm kinda guy. You don't seem to lose your mind when issues pop up, you're calm, collected, and you go with the flow! Love that about you. If you do lose it, you hide it well.

Hello from Wisconsin, I love all your videos. I'm just an old lady that has always enjoyed animals and I really enjoy watching. Thanks for sharing.

Farmer Tyler, I love your channel and your demeanor. Keep it up.

So sorry I missed the live stream! I really enjoyyour channel...we are farmers/ranchers. We have Katahdin Hair Sheep, pigs, cattle and we will be adding chickens next spring. We are actually venturing into corn this year (wish us luck).

I have been all over the country but I have to say California has the best weather and beautiful landscape.

@ericisave

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What about all the forest fires, Trump said CA does a horrible job dealing with them.

Hello from Canada! 🇨🇦 We love your channel.

@glennarositch3388

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👍🇨🇦🙂

I had some dryland alfalfa about an hour south of Sacramento, not by choice but on established alfalfa on heavy adobe with a high water table. Alfalfa will go dormant in the Summer heat without irrigation, but this is on established hay with a good root system. The first time we experienced with this is was late 90’s early 2000’s when we had to pull our river pump mid summer, so when we got the pump back all of the water had to goto our tomato crop. The field came back the next year better than ever. Then in 2014 we had a number of established alfalfa fields that were abandoned and that was used for sheep pasture, the fields came back just as good. We would plant after the first good rain in late November, and the winter rains would get it going, but you would probably only get 1 or 2 tons, then hopefully you would have enough subsoil moisture to keep it over the summer without irritation. The biggest upside I would see, even if you have to replant is it would give you a rotation to a broadleaf that would give you more control options help get that wild oat and foxtail under control. The lower yield might give you a better forage yield once you get that foxtail and wild oat cleaned up. You have to go back to the late 1800’s to see dryland alfalfa research publications in the Central Valley, they leveled fields and put in irrigation districts for this crop for a reason. In 1914 our district was 95% alfalfa

An intelligent man with his head well screwed on. Happy farming 🙏🙏👍😁😁👍🙏🙏

Bugger, I missed it. I would have loved to have the live stream.

Hello from West Tennessee. 2 o'clock here. Love your videos , keep up the good work and taking time to share your farming with us. Thank you.

As an old farmer have had livestock for over 30 years and made the switch from barb and woven to 4 stran high stencil, charge top stran and it’s the only way for me. Electric fence has come a long way and is much safer for the farmer as well as the stock and if you look at price more cost effective.

It's Your Channel, Your Farm, Your area has a Different Climate & Atmosphere therefore, You are doing a GREAT JOB OF BALING HAY! Keep up the Good Work My Friend! I will Never tell you how to bale hay.

hello from NC I know you are the working man I have ever seen other than my son, I love watching you, If I was closer to you I would give you all the cats you need lol .

HI, I live in South Australia, in the Mallee, and my Dad would also add some clover seeds into the mix. Mind you we mainly had sheep, but we did have ten mixed cattle on the the 4,000acres we owned. You will be pleased to know that my Dad agreed with you, about the moisture making a difference to baling the hay. We also rely on Mother Nature to help finish off the growing season. I am truly enjoying your channel, you are certainly bringing back great memories. Chow Jill

Unfortunately , here in Sacramento we are experiencing a lot of coyote activity. Sadly many cats have become coyote food. Yes, you can adopt barn cats from most of our local shelters. They love when people adopt the feral/barn cats. Makes room in the shelters for more animals! God Bless your family and your farm!

You’re the best. Really love all your videos. Keep up the amazing content!! Say hi to your wife and children.

We make our hay the same way as you do, except I sickle cut, rake and then round bale. I’m in west river SD, near WY. Too wet and it will mold or combust and burn. I get one crop each year, around July 4th. I don’t have triticale, I have brome, orchard grass, timothy, some alfalfa, crested wheatgrass and some prairie grasses.

Good morning, Hugz from Australia ❤ it’s 9.05 am Sunday

Sorry I missed the livestream. Enjoyed watching late though. Enjoyed watching Calli trying to rest on the back of 4 Wheeler.

Late to the party! Love what you do, keep it up!

I appreciate your view on good baling practices here in Northern California! As a former horse owner here in Lake County, I bought hay from several small farms & the feed store. I was always very careful about weeds like fiddleneck & looked at quality. I appreciate your attention to moisture content, weed control & quality. Yours is excellent quality & I remember the knowledge you gained working on farms in the past. Great video Tyler!

Have you looked into just putting on an aluminium frame on the tractor with a hard plastic roof, solid clear plastic window with lift on and off side windows, only hiccup is you need to get on and off from the back. Chow Jill

I did a bit of research and according to Oregon State University the dry land alfalfa rarely tolerates a continuous high temperatures above 95°F without irrigation.

Bar None Auction in Sacramento has heavy equipment on a regular basis, ranging from the big stuff down to little loaders, small skid steers, and mini-excavators. They allow buyers into the yard to check out the items in advance. Their catalog is online, as is bidding on the day of the auction. Might be an option if something sounds interesting.

Good on you for educating the know it alls in hay making.

You can wrap the bales in plastic but it costs and guess you'll need the machinery but it'll protect the hay from the weather and critters! 😉

You answered my questions! Thank you for that. Sorry I missed you. I get it, you live in an arid climate and you know your area, you know the land. That’s the only way you can succeed. You do a great job. Glad Bellie is okay. Look forward to your next video.

Hello from Washington state.

Hello from Upstate New York

I rotate hay and even the grain and cubes. I don't want to keep adding new to the old. I totally understand. Have a great day.😊

Hello from Pennsylvania.

Im glad you said that about the barbwire, Im simply just going to use normal wire now, safes a lot of work

Watching this late, I'm hoping you and your farm stay safe from the fires in California. Amazing you were just talking about Fire breaking 😮.

Hello from Kentucky

Hello from Southwest Missouri!

Hello Tyler, from Dubai - love your contents. I'm your regular viewer. Keep it up. I skip all others but not yours. Regards

Love your channel, Farmer Tyler

Love U and Brea with those Beautiful kids. Rivet is such a Vibe, Pretty Bull with tons of Energy. Also when U go Live it is Definitely a Vibe. Love watching All of U, such a Talent. Keep up the Great Work, and Rock On!

Hi from Germany , we're suffering from extremely bad wether in the recent days lots of rain. I wish we had your wether,bad for haying.

Oh I missed the livestream. In Australia it was early Sunday morning so I wasn’t available. I very much enjoy your videos.

I love your video iam glad your dog is ok

You just need to mix half cornbread and half baking soda in a zip lock so it's throughly mixed then put it in a container that the rodents can access. Just put it someplace that's not going to get wet. Believe me it sounds simple but it really works to get rid of the rodents. The best part it won't make anything else sick if they eat them.

Sorry I missed it live. But just wanted you to know that I really enjoy your channel. And now my 4 year old is asking me when we can watch Farmer Tyler Ranch. 😁

Splitting the herd is in line with you wanting to track genetics, weights, mothering, etc. Tagging can reflect it also - Y-B-C.

Feral cats don't normally return. Hope so, they were good to watch when you caught them on camera. Cali really likes them.

Rotation is an important part of freshness. Hey, I even rotate my paper towels.

Hi Tyler from Decatur Tx. I hope I caught this on time

Do you have any owls or other birds of prey in or around your Barn? They will probably come back when the hay returns

Cats will leave to have babies also, so they may show back up in about 4 or so weeks...get more anyway,love your channel❤

Fred from Florida. Love your channel! Could goats help in keeping weeds under control rather than having you cut weeds

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Goats are browsers, so they go for brush. You'd have to confine them for awhile to eat down weeds. They're a pain in the butt to keep from escaping, do it's more trouble than it's worth!

Jonesboro Georgia love your channel

Thanks. Now that I watched the replay. Better get my chores done. Get ready for those hot days this coming week. Only 2 days but they are saying maybe 110. Hope they are wrong.

💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓 🌞✨Wonderful Ranching!

Hi Tyler I always Miss your lives., Hi to the Wife and Family 6-1-2024❤

Fantastic video as always 🇮🇪

I agree with you, you’ve been stacking hay for years…..obviously 😃😃😃😃x

Commenting late.....hello from BC Canada 🇨🇦

Hello, Rick from illinois

Hi from San Diego, CA - sorry I missed your Live Stream !! Please let us know when you have your next Live Stream !! Thanks Tyler, in the meantime, have a great week !! 😊🙏

Thx

I’m not sure about where you live but here in the Midwest you can find cats that have been TNR’d. you have to keep them locked in an area for a couple weeks so they know “home” but after that they should stick around.

On average how much does it cost for a length of oil pipe cost? On the size you buy and cut to bring home.

Glad she is OK!!

I missed you live. Was kinda busy. I hope you had a good day. I hope Bella is OK.

Hi from Kentucky

When you choose which heifer calves to keep for replacements will you keep the light coloured calves or black ones or reds.

If you get your channel bigger you can always use a sponsor to give you a tractor for a year to promote on your channel. I know others who have done it and usually they sell quickly after they pick it up.

They will come back when the weather changes

I'm watching this video after the live stream. And I am noticing the live chat is having some rather unfriendly, mean and plain ole stupid posts! FTR - just do you! You're very successful and are living the American Dream! You have a wonderful family and you are a very genuine and kind soul! Don't listen to these tards!

How is the little red calf’s injured leg?

In the future do you plan on expanding your operation such as land and cattle?

Triiicale is grown in a lot of places. WE grow it for silage here in SOUTHERN ONTARIO

Glad Belly is ok.

I like what you said about the money

The cats might be with the moved hay bails.

SMART WAY TO SALE HAY --> In the Field = less work for you (1-man operation)

if there is a cow in heat a hot wire won't stop him

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Hi from Vacaville!

Darn missed you again. Ohio

Your a pretty happy pay guy Farmer Tyler

We grow triticale in Colorado.

Hello

Dang! I missed your live !!!

Honda pioneer the only way to go they use a drive shaft not belt drive like polaris unless the new ones were upgraded

Oh I can get you cats! My friend runs a shelter …

How long is the gestation period for a cow?

@markfin7225

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Same as a human, 9 months.

Sounds like cow may be due around 12 March timeframe.

How many cows will be out for breeding?😊

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GOOD MORNING TYLER

The cats will return

Do you know where Canada. Is I live in Prince Edward Island’ and I love you videos tho

Hi Tyler I’m about to little late but I’m here

Just leaving a hello for our friendly neighborhood a KZread algorithm. 👋

Georgia

Financially responsible. So sad our government officials aren't made from your mold.

I wonder if the cats left because the dogs were always after them? I had a cat leave when a boyfriend’s dog came to visit.

Hi FT I was wondering between the cows and calves all together now how big is the herd now when will you stop feeding the bottle calves I’m from Ontario and never miss your videos!

Hey I just sent an email to TMY to get you one like Evan has