Granny’s Net Wrap Rant 😤 #tips #farm #hay #mad

[TurnCaliCountry]

What’s nice is when someone forgets to pick it up then you catch the calf’s eating it

[richardrybicki]

As a deceased livestock hauler we have encountered a horse and two cows that were put down because of net wrap and getting infected.

[Girlgirl]

Yes I hate it when that happens and don’t even get me started on bailing Twine being freaking everywhere

[brianwalshire]

And then it ends up in your tractor front spindles, axles, manure spreader beaters, mower spindles, etc etc etc

[deblindsay]

Also secure it when you leave it on the bed of your truck….my 4-H kids do trash pick up and we always pick up net wrap….I know they are in a hurry but we of all people should take care of the environment the best we can.

[larryb]

This was how my grandma used to be with us boys, she walked softly but carried a mean shovel lol

[NeonSprinklesTV]

This is the nicest I have seen grandma when she catches you doing stuff you shouldn’t

[rostintammen]

I like to think that in a hundred thousand years from now when they're drilling for oil, they'll have to keep pulling the bit out to untangle the net wrap.

[californiaford]

Amen granny 🎉don't be lazy Gate Bart 😂

[Christyc]

Plus you should always take your net wrap off because cows will eat it and it doesn't break down and that's one way of killing a cow.

[LuckyLuke_]

Also the bale twine frozen in the ground 😂😂😂

[Onealfarm]

👏👏👏👏👏👌👍granny don’t for get about plastic twine

[hrw]

Hussies never take care of things like net wrap.

[TheOgOkie]

Dude ours are like clear so I sometimes just can’t see em that well and trip 😂

[larryb]

Go granny! One smart farmer lady, rancher lady, I know from a lazy experience lol I’m guilty granny

[Big_Juan]

That’s why we use twine that’s not plastic

[brandonb]

My brother just fills up the cab of his tractor. 😂

[debbiedenman]

You are so right! We need to play this training video before you put someone in the field!

[ranch-questions]

My dad be like, oh I am going to leave it there and let the girls pick IG up😊

[jerrykinnin]

My first job on a farm was dig thistle plants out of the sheep pasture. I had to bring the tip of the root to get my .25c a plant.
As tall as the thistle is is how deep the root is.
The owner my mom's boss didn't like chemicals.