Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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Spring is around the corner, and the garden at Sheraton Park Farms was a disaster. We had dead plants, old posts, and winter debris everywhere. Usually, this job takes days of back-breaking labor by hand—but not this year.
In this video, we test an unusual method: Using the tractor and a Root Grapple to clear the raised beds.
We put the machine to the test to see if we could go from a "Winter Mess" to "Ready to Plant" without breaking a sweat. The results were shocking—we cleared the whole space in just 16 minutes!
In this video:
The Problem: Assessing the winter damage and debris.
The Tool: Why we chose the Root Grapple for a delicate job.
The Process: Watch the debris disappear in record time.
The Result: A clean slate ready for a bountiful harvest.
If you are dreading spring cleanup, you need to see this.
#SheratonParkFarms #GardenCleanup #TractorWork #SpringPrep #RootGrapple #Homesteading #RaisedBeds
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Save 10% on my favorite work socks from Camel City Mill with Code: SHERATONPARKFARMS
manly.link/sheraton-park-farms-18
Spring is around the corner, and the garden at Sheraton Park Farms was a disaster. We had dead plants, old posts, and winter debris everywhere. Usually, this job takes days of back-breaking labor by hand—but not this year.
In this video, we test an unusual method: Using the tractor and a Root Grapple to clear the raised beds.
We put the machine to the test to see if we could go from a "Winter Mess" to "Ready to Plant" without breaking a sweat. The results were shocking—we cleared the whole space in just 16 minutes!
In this video:
The Problem: Assessing the winter damage and debris.
The Tool: Why we chose the Root Grapple for a delicate job.
The Process: Watch the debris disappear in record time.
The Result: A clean slate ready for a bountiful harvest.
If you are dreading spring cleanup, you need to see this.
#SheratonParkFarms #GardenCleanup #TractorWork #SpringPrep #RootGrapple #Homesteading #RaisedBeds
Become a Patron: patreon.com/SheratonPark
Consulting Services: https://www.sheratonparkfarms.com/far...
Amazon Affiliate Link: amzn.to/3yRoENF
Connect with us on social media:
sheratonparkfarms.com
facebook.com/sheratonparkfarms
instagram.com/sheratonparkfarms
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![Cheating the Tax Man Or Smart Business Move?
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We made a major new equipment purchase for Sheraton Park Farms, and the financial reason behind it might surprise you! From mobile chicken tractors to capital investments, here is how we keep the farm moving forward.
Today, Chuck kicks things off in the shop with side-by-side maintenance and a tease of a big farm update. Out in the pasture, Saundra moves our final batch of pasture-raised meat broilers from the brooder into the mobile chicken tractor, topping off feed and water. Next, tag along on our weekly run to pick up fresh, local raw milk from a neighboring farm before heading into the kitchen. Saundra takes our freeze-dried tomato skins—saved from our recent tomato sauce canning sessions—and pulverizes them in the food processor to make nutrient-dense, zero-waste tomato powder for winter cooking.
Finally, we head back up to the shop to unveil our newest piece of farm machinery: a brand new 2-seat Kawasaki Mule side-by-side. Chuck breaks down why we added this machine to tour guests around the farm, and dives into the practical business strategy behind making capital purchases to reduce heavy tax burdens while actively reinvesting in the land.
How do you handle year-end business investments, equipment upgrades, or zero-waste homestead kitchen tricks like tomato powder? Drop your thoughts below!
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📌 TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Shop Maintenance & A Big Farm Teaser
02:20 - Moving the Final Broilers to Pasture Shelters
04:09 - Pastured Poultry Chores: Water & Grain Setup
06:38 - Local Farm Run: Picking Up Fresh Raw Milk
08:12 - Kitchen Zero-Waste: Making Scratch Tomato Powder
15:15 - Unveiling the New Kawasaki Mule Side-by-Side
16:40 - Farm Tours & Hosting Guests
21:29 - Shop Talk: Capital Purchases, Tax Strategies & Reinvesting in the Business
#SheratonParkFarms #KawasakiMule #FarmEquipment #PasturedPoultry #ChickenTractor #RawMilk #TomatoPowder #FarmTaxes #Homesteading
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