Thank you We still have a manure spreader on the farm. I'll show more in future videos

Thank you for the comment. I am still learning and will take that into consideration

That is just my opinion thank u for reply

Thank you. Glad you appreciate it

Thank you. Did you like the information content or the video style

@WheelingDairyFarmer all the above 🫡 I was farming up until my accident. 120/140. This is a incredible outfit. All the best 💪🏻

@@lordofhowell7158 Thank you

We are in East Central Wisconsin. Love the red.

Trevor Thanks I will redo the whole sequence. Thank you for your support.

Wisconsin is a great place

@WheelingDairyFarmer yes sir that it is don't really care to leave it much anymore

@@Thegrim326 I agree

Thank you I will take that into consideration

A lot of folks don't like the smell but we get used to it and like it.

Yes Thanks

It has been in that condition for many years.

We use the dried solids from the manure for bedding. It is treated with a probiotic to avoid unwanted pathogens in the composted solids. Sand is not a good bedding material.

@@WheelingDairyFarmer sand its the BEST Bed for cows's confort, if its well worked and moved you dont have any pathogen either. Where i live, people has used diferent systems, but everyone backs to sand

Thanks for the reply. We find sand is very hard on the pumping and hauling equipment. Also settles out in the manure pit. There are pros and cons to every method. Thanks again

@@WheelingDairyFarmer 👍👍