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[0:30] away. Found even the garage. I was dead yesterday before you. Hard living? Hard living?
[0:38] Well, yeah, but not anything. I think it's hard, but don't know. I'm guessing.
[0:45] Yes. I've seen you for a couple weeks before, he runs up to a thousand.
[0:50] Brother, you've got a very dirty heart attack, too.
[0:54] No.
[0:57] Ram?
[0:58] Ram.
[0:58] Ram.
[0:59] Ram.
[0:59] Ram is a very little private man.
[1:08] Ram.
[1:09] Ram.
[1:11] Ram.
[1:12] Ram.
[1:13] Ram.
[1:14] Ram.
[1:15] Ralph is reined for the skirt.
[1:22] 8-2,1,1,1,1,1,3,3,2,3,2,1,3,2,3,2,3,2,6.
[1:27] Dude, maybe we get to talk a little bit more about that style,
[1:27] yeah, that's right!
[1:29] II&C prue rise,
[1:34] I'm trying my best to hold the laptop up,
[1:39] if we don't hold it up in our home side.
[1:52] I'm not sure for all of those forms that we've reviewed.
[2:21] I guess I guess I guess I'm not sure if it would be done quarterly that's my question because
[2:30] which I guess you get paid quarterly anyway but they have to go through and approve of
[2:33] before you would get payment, whereas now, you know, you approve it, and I make payments
[2:39] out of it. So I don't know. I would have spent the mortgage payments on that account
[2:43] and actually, or not, yeah, he actually has these accounts in his quarter. Yeah. I, you
[2:47] know, I don't know how long it'll take, so that's the one question I've got. I'd like to
[2:52] you to mess with water. Did you get some messy? I figured, yeah, eating on spring break. Yeah,
[2:58] That was a week ago.
[3:00] That was right now, I've got 91 red text messages.
[3:07] That's all they're from about a week.
[3:10] He's been on spring break.
[3:14] You need to wash that for this one.
[3:16] I may not need it.
[3:20] That's the top of the up there.
[3:26] Yeah, that's right, I fertilized it.
[3:33] Well,
[3:37] the kids took it.
[3:40] It's taking it off completely.
[3:44] It's taking it off completely?
[3:46] No, probably.
[3:47] It's sold.
[3:49] Well, the guy's still home, but they've at least
[3:57] This is Valgrator's kit.
[3:59] That's that KC, M
[4:05] &A-G, I'm going to live up Lake Cricon, I've got a house in there.
[4:10] One of them up there by Kurt, and there'll be a nine.
[4:15] It's firefighter, I don't think so.
[4:19] I don't want to eat that, so I don't want to eat that.
[4:24] Well, are we waiting on anybody else?
[4:27] Let's go.
[4:29] Let's jump into it.
[4:36] I've entertained emotionally approved previous meeting minutes in the current agenda
[4:41] as written.
[4:45] Exactly.
[4:46] We've been sector all in favor.
[4:48] All right.
[4:54] We've been waiting just for you, your top of the agenda, do you have anything you'd like to share with us?
[5:02] Really?
[5:03] Yeah.
[5:04] We weren't really waiting on you, but you are just a reminder of your about the address.
[5:11] Have you guys heard about this?
[5:14] Yeah.
[5:15] Have you signed up for it?
[5:16] No.
[5:17] I read it, though.
[5:18] Okay.
[5:20] That's all I can ask.
[5:21] Yeah, just they're asking us to keep, spread the word about it.
[5:27] Participation is lower this year than it's been in their past, and they're trying to
[5:32] wrestle blood.
[5:34] The Reader's Digest version of the AgGrip program for everybody, you probably have heard
[5:42] it, but you might be the one that shares more information with people on this.
[5:48] Yeah, so it's a five-year program collaboration with USU, essentially they make a plan,
[6:03] an irrigation plan, and the report on that each year, and they get three water sensors,
[6:11] It's the telemetry you see in your library, then you get some cash for a cover crop seed and just the irrigation evaluation support, and you get 750 towards irrigation credit each year.
[6:31] And so you just report on what the efficiencies were in the sensors.
[6:37] What's your thing? Is that money that funds that state or federal?
[6:43] I think it's federal. It's never Colorado River.
[6:48] What? Colorado River.
[6:50] Yeah, River. Authority.
[6:51] Authority. Okay, you thought.
[6:54] I have thoughts, but I might ask, speak to you afterwards, sorry.
[6:58] Okay, yeah. Well, and I'll say now, we're the messenger.
[7:03] But yeah, what are your thoughts?
[7:05] Yeah, we have similar types of projects, people can apply for financial assistance, so we also
[7:12] help pay for sensors for drift, different types of drift, and you decide to soil health
[7:20] for your project.
[7:21] So, I think you're right for this, and the opportunity to kind of like non-point source on
[7:44] Where you can kind of with
[7:46] How does that help you on on like three-way and and alfalfa?
[7:54] how well
[7:55] Well, I want to hear the water content that you have.
[7:59] The sensors will tell you the water content that's in your soil and if you go on and you
[8:04] can look and see when it feels that full capacity versus deficit capacity, if I have a computer
[8:12] to do that, I can't do it on the phone, it won't give me that information.
[8:17] But at six inches right now in my field, I have a 3.49 inches per feet of water in the
[8:26] which is good. Yeah, field capacity is probably about 4 inches per foot. At 18 inches it's 3.4
[8:36] and at 3 feet right now it's 3.21. So that's a little off, that's a little slow. And the soil
[8:45] temperature is 8.4 degree centigrade. We have to do the multiply that by 30 something and we'll give you
[8:50] the temperature. What is the temperature? I don't know. It's got to be 15 degrees to start the soil
[8:57] temperature. Yeah, so it's 50 degrees. Exactly. So yeah, so here's better informed you can make
[9:09] they put a flow meter on my three-inch riser the one when I water that field off of but they don't have
[9:17] the telemetry setup for it. It's a good program. I mean, I like the sensors.
[9:26] I'm on two different
[9:27] programs. The worst is the irrigation companies where we're on skates of water, but when you do
[9:36] with it, I haven't been able to convince those guys that I need to water when this says I need to
[9:44] water versus when they say that's right. I mean I have those in the night. I'm like five and
[9:50] half are not there. Irrigation system in Jack Young, but some in my field in 75. Well basically the
[9:58] irrigation system is set up on Jack Young's recommendation. Yeah. It was NRCS back in the day. That was Jack
[10:11] And Jack did all, it's basically for center crickets, 12-hour turns, roll three rolls with
[10:22] this head and this novel.
[10:26] And then center crickets change the novels over time, over time.
[10:32] So what was that five years ago, six years ago?
[10:35] Yeah, they put in though, but I'm sure that they were out now and they're probably putting more out than what was the ridge where they need
[10:42] Yeah, those little lovers yeah, they were the first little bit of a sand that goes through splits them and then they tear
[10:50] Rocks or army jab when you plug them in here
[10:56] So that would be changed every so often is my thought
[11:05] But it's a good thought and I would encourage you to sign up.
[11:10] It's pretty simple and they're pretty good at getting out and they don't bother
[11:17] if they're walking your field, they'll put them where you want to put them, whatever.
[11:22] What's the acreage?
[11:24] What are the restrictions you're able to find out in there?
[11:26] I mean I think it's like an acre.
[11:28] It's like a minimum.
[11:29] I guess Reina would have out in a row.
[11:34] Yeah, it's like, it's pretty good.
[11:38] I feel like you don't need this one or two.
[11:41] I don't know, any stratifications are open.
[11:45] I think it's open till fall.
[11:47] Yeah.
[11:49] So in the past, they bit it like that way, but I feel like they're not.
[11:53] I can give you Matt to have more if you want.
[11:55] Matt, you know, if you've got, yeah, I know someone here is wearing tape photo, but I think it's, I think they're trying to get 25s,
[12:02] producers a year.
[12:04] It's just that they have one.
[12:05] And I think they have like 10, 12, and this, so it's part of your program and this year and next year, the last years.
[12:13] So if you need the irrigation part, it's at 750 bucks, you can buy whatever you want.
[12:18] Really?
[12:18] Yeah, per year.
[12:22] So if you need some new plants, or birds, or wheels, or hoses, or a blue, or whatever,
[12:31] yeah, blue.
[12:32] It's all hard.
[12:34] Yeah, I mean, a lot of parts.
[12:36] So what if, I mean, he signed up for three acres.
[12:40] Well, if a guy signs up with 300 acres, it's the same price.
[12:43] Same price.
[12:43] And price, both with that 750 little quicker.
[12:47] Yeah, plus the $2,000 credit for alternative
[12:52] Co-Cop or
[12:54] Alternate something you haven't grown before. Yeah
[12:57] Whatever that might be I haven't used mine
[13:00] What yeah, what if you have not just to thinking out loud here, but what say you're doing say three-way
[13:08] You get your three-way off and you're waiting to plant in the fall. What if you put something?
[13:14] I mean,
[13:16] Grady should have turned it into something just to keep it from sitting
[13:19] following.
[13:19] Yeah.
[13:20] That did you know good other than the helps with the oil.
[13:24] The oil benefits.
[13:26] You think?
[13:26] Grady.
[13:26] That's a cover crop.
[13:27] That's a cover crop.
[13:29] Yeah.
[13:29] You can...
[13:30] We can't raise.
[13:32] Like we used to.
[13:33] There's no fences.
[13:35] There's too many white vinyl fences.
[13:38] There's too many white vinyl fences.
[13:38] I don't know.
[13:39] You're saying that could be great.
[13:40] It could be great.
[13:41] Yeah.
[13:41] Yeah, one cow that sticks his head through the white vinyl fence, they're cost $15,000, and now you're a...
[13:48] I just have been better than that.
[13:50] How to feed hay all summer.
[13:51] How to plant in my permanent pasture.
[13:54] Make the plant in my permanent pasture.
[14:02] Okay.
[14:03] I...
[14:05] Yeah, I...
[14:06] I think that's an on it.
[14:07] That's a little jet in front here.
[14:08] Certain issues in there too.
[14:10] It can be flawed because...
[14:12] It's going to roll back from our field now.
[14:13] Some of this is now...
[14:14] Like if we're not going to have water, we're going to be carrying them, so we're going to have a lot of diversity.
[14:20] Do you want to ventilate the floor?
[14:22] I mean, they've got plenty of water from last year or so.
[14:24] Yeah.
[14:25] Let's see what that can lead down on.
[14:28] Yeah.
[14:29] If we don't have water enough to do anything during the summertime.
[14:34] So.
[14:37] Okay.
[14:37] Anything else on that?
[14:39] The rest of the week?
[14:40] Do you have anything?
[14:41] I do. So David, Secretist, or Beef Specialist is doing, he's a program called Western
[14:47] Ranch Management Academy and he does that like I think it's quarterly. It's like every
[14:53] few months, he'll do a two-day workshop up in Logan. There's usually like a field component.
[15:00] And this one is May 13th and 14th, and I've got the registration I can send out. And so it's just, it's basically just classes and workshops and networking. They do it at the Champions Club at the West Stadium Center in Logan. So that's in May the 13th and 14th. And then on the 10th, there's going to be a
[15:29] webinar with USU and get on virtual fencing for e-top producers that was
[15:38] going to be like a zoom webinar. It's free and they're going to cover what
[15:44] virtual fencing is, some of the options available, pros, cons, and funding
[15:48] opportunities. That's also the same place. That one's going to be online from the
[15:55] comfort of your own home.
[15:57] Can you send us, is it a Zoom link or?
[15:59] It's, yeah, it's a register link.
[16:00] I can send it.
[16:01] I'll send both of them.
[16:02] I'll send them to me too.
[16:03] Yeah, sure.
[16:04] Is that mayor, April?
[16:05] It's April.
[16:06] It's like two days.
[16:07] Two days.
[16:08] But I'm sure they're going to record it.
[16:10] So if you register for it, they'll probably say, even if you
[16:13] know you can't go to it, they'll probably send you the
[16:15] recording.
[16:15] Doesn't it usually do?
[16:17] Yeah.
[16:17] And that's a break down.
[16:19] No, it's April.
[16:20] April.
[16:22] Which is Friday. Which is Friday.
[16:25] It is Wednesday, right? I don't know.
[16:31] And so, yeah, that's Test the Bolt Day Pimp. Yeah.
[16:38] You can get on and watch him anytime.
[16:41] Yeah, basically once I record it then.
[16:43] Yeah, I'm sure that they'll record it.
[16:45] So if you know you can't do it because you've got to go out to dinner or something,
[16:48] If you register, they'll send you the recording.
[16:51] The ranch management thing, March, is also really great too.
[16:55] I have done that at least once or twice.
[16:58] Great enough, you're given us an 11-month heads-up.
[17:01] Well, you can go to the one in March.
[17:04] The last one.
[17:05] Yeah, so he does the same one as you.
[17:08] But it's the same guy, same old guy, and he does, like,
[17:12] several during the year.
[17:13] So, like, I think we'll come in.
[17:14] The IFA nutritional is Bryce, as it what his name is.
[17:19] He comes from a branching background and he goes in and talks about the minerals, talking
[17:24] about which deficients, like if your pastor's, you know, a crescent weed, you need a higher
[17:28] magnesium than normal and so he goes over the different IFA minerals and the different products
[17:35] that they have that will help or what will help you and then your testate comes in and talks
[17:40] about the grazing management side of things.
[17:42] And they do different topics every time, so when I send the link, you can see the agenda
[17:49] for this time. But they do it like every, I guess it's every two months.
[17:55] Okay. That's great.
[17:57] And then I think that's it.
[18:04] All right.
[18:05] We go to
[18:08] Rachel. Do you have anything?
[18:11] The only thing is I wanted to check if you guys have received a check from the
[18:16] of Environmental Quality for about $2,000, $150,000?
[18:24] $2,000, $1,500, $52,000.
[18:27] I'm finished reading you top Pine Valley Program
[18:30] and Respirations and Federal Security Administration.
[18:32] So, you will need to cut a new chapter of that one.
[18:35] Is it?
[18:35] Send it over.
[18:37] And I can tell you the amount in the address.
[18:39] Okay.
[18:40] Is that okay?
[18:41] So, this needs, okay, okay.
[18:43] So, what is it, the amount or whatever?
[18:45] The amount will be?
[18:48] 5050 even yes and it's to who it is to Bowen Collins and associates and
[18:58] the
[18:59] address is 154 East 14075 South in draper Utah 84020
[19:13] That's kind of a like one one fifty four east one four zero seven five south. Did you say one four zero seven five south draper eight four zero two zero. Yep. Okay. It is there like an invoice number or something that I can probably let me.
[19:29] Yes, the invoice number is four oh five eight five four zero five eight five okay. I'll make that out.
[19:37] They probably need to do a motion for it.
[19:39] $2,200 check, you get to keep $100 bucks of it.
[19:47] What's the name of that?
[19:48] Bowen, Collins, Bowen Collins, yeah.
[19:51] I'd entertain a motion to write a check
[19:52] to Bowen Collins for $2,050.
[19:58] So they'll probably remember,
[20:00] or Pine Valley Covert Restoration Phase II.
[20:04] Maybe the second date, my favorite, and it probably was auction charity.
[20:12] Okay.
[20:15] Anything else, Rachel?
[20:17] Oh, there's everything.
[20:18] Okay.
[20:19] That's about it.
[20:20] Well, wouldn't there be anything?
[20:23] You guys want to buy trees from the tree?
[20:25] The Alpine tree sale, that's about everything.
[20:28] I do, I have, I got to call the other day for a guy looking for tree sales.
[20:33] Um, where is the information on that one?
[20:36] Um, the... you guys see the website?
[20:38] You guys see the website, I think.
[20:41] As soon as you go to the home page, it says, uh, you've got a county treats out.
[20:46] Perfect.
[20:47] We're at the top here.
[20:48] Certainly, back here on that.
[20:49] I was on sickly for a while this morning.
[20:53] I thought I ordered it anyway.
[20:55] I got back on it.
[20:56] I saw it, I was like, blowing it right answer to the question, so I was like, okay, we're
[21:00] good.
[21:00] But I felt bad.
[21:01] No, 100, the only time.
[21:04] And then that's just what we're doing.
[21:06] Next week, right?
[21:08] And it's all the way to the next Wednesday.
[21:11] And then they put theirs in quick.
[21:12] Okay, thank you.
[21:15] All right.
[21:18] Jane Jo is not anywhere on phone issue or Sandy.
[21:24] Just, they never announced yourself as just me.
[21:28] it's just me in the corner here. Yeah, Jenny's off on a engineering meeting down in this
[21:37] also she asked if I could be here. She didn't give me anything so that allowed me to be
[21:42] a little conniving and going into our rankings and evaluations that we have for Wasatch and
[21:49] let you know kind of what we're expecting right out the gate. Since all of our applications,
[21:56] we assessed and ranked them last week with our deadline to have that all done. And so
[22:02] this week, Jenny and the powers that be above for selecting our first batch of applications
[22:09] that are getting pre-approved for technical and financial assistance. So that's what I dug
[22:16] up. So without Jenny here to tell me not to do that, I'll let you know. So the bulk of what we're
[22:22] funding in Wasatch is coming out of our water quality monies, which bless Rachel here for being part
[22:30] of that. So we have about half a dozen right now, stretched between, mostly in Walsburg, I think,
[22:38] is where those projects are coming out of, working on Main Creek and Spring Creek. So we have some
[22:43] accommodation companies, we have some individuals here in the Heber area. We do have a repeat
[22:51] producer that we've worked with before for their stream-out permit, so I don't know
[22:57] what the other one though. So yeah, we kind of have a short, next bag of people right now
[23:02] selected from tentatively selected right now for the water quality monies. Besides that,
[23:10] we just have a few people who were interested enough to dip their toes into the
[23:17] regenerative pilot program, which is the new monies that was published this
[23:21] year for whole farm assessments and soil quality type projects. So we have a
[23:28] couple people out of kind of your more urban areas that were interested enough to
[23:32] kind of buy into those types of projects. So all together we're looking at less
[23:38] and it doesn't water quality, high tunnel, soil health,
[23:42] those types of projects.
[23:45] We are expecting to fund about 70 or respecting
[23:49] to commit about 75% of our allocated funds this year.
[23:56] So anticipating that there could be a few more people
[24:00] from this list of who put in an application from Wasatch,
[24:04] We have some big game people, we have more high tunnel people, some small scale irrigation.
[24:14] So it's possible that these other couple dozen people who put in the application who are
[24:21] not tentatively going to be pre-approved, that they might get funding throughout this physical
[24:26] cycle which ends in September, but we just won't know since it's going to be a fun year like
[24:32] It was last year, so that's what I got.
[24:35] Is this part of that deal where they were going to talk about
[24:37] having a test in your soil with recommend fertilizers and stuff
[24:41] like that, is that part of that?
[24:42] A little bit, yeah.
[24:43] So that's the.
[24:44] Well, it's Ag-V-I-P.
[24:46] Ag-V-I-P is more of the nutrient slash kind of livestock focus.
[24:50] Jenny was going to bring some stuff when we was
[24:52] down there to that zone meeting, so we can sign up for that
[24:55] because she never did, so.
[24:58] Yeah.
[24:59] If you can grab her.
[25:04] I think Jenny has a few too many things on her place, so I imagine that's probably why
[25:08] that didn't happen.
[25:09] But if you wanted to talk, I can let you know, basically our soil health priority and
[25:17] our funding is coming from the regenerative pilot program, which if you read the news is
[25:22] a lovely acronym for something we've already been doing.
[25:25] But what they want us to do is pay for these things called soil health assessments, and it's
[25:30] based on not your nutrient values, not your NPKs, but morph on the soil ecology.
[25:37] So they ask us to find a qualified third party, and there's a lot of them, potentially,
[25:43] who would basically take the samples from the field, submit it to the qualified lab that
[25:49] could test for things like carbon content, like aggregate stability, like wet
[25:58] stable, it's
[26:00] It's a mouthful and so we would submit that sample to the lab that lab is the qualified
[26:07] individual results and that individual would generate a report basically saying this
[26:13] is where you're at in your range of functionality for soil ecology and there are some things
[26:19] you can improve x, y, z is what we are intending with this particular component of particular
[26:26] project so that our applicants who sign up for this, they can take action to try to
[26:33] improve that soil ecology trend if they are lacking in, say, a compacted soil,
[26:40] it's really lady, et cetera, et cetera, and you can easily recommend things like
[26:44] cover crops or we can recommend reduced tillage or things like that. Hopefully and
[26:49] then by the end of their contract when they test again through the same type of
[26:54] process. We're hoping to see an upward or positive trend in those ecology-type
[27:01] parameters. So yes, that's what I'm hoping Jenny was going to be speaking to you
[27:08] about. Where does that dove tail in with the AgGIP? Can you run both program
[27:13] simultaneously with one soil? I give you, it creates this certified
[27:18] for management plan that you have in your binder where it tells you we
[27:22] help pay for your soil tests and your manure tests and then we take records
[27:28] of like all the synthetic and synthetic applications and the manure
[27:33] applications and we tell you how much additive soot and safely apply on each
[27:39] field depending on like how close to our surface water and what's already there
[27:43] So that's the IP IP program is more towards the NPK side of it, but you could definitely do both.
[27:50] You can do both at the same time if you're chosen by the Good Lord to get funding from both things.
[27:58] IP is becoming a little bit competitive, but it's still pretty, it's not as it is us.
[28:04] It's not terrible to get funding from that IP.
[28:07] Okay. All right, anything else?
[28:13] Yes, sorry for the long-winded explanation, but that's about it.
[28:18] Any updates on anything here in the valley that you can share?
[28:22] Nothing much, just contracts are now trying to get things done in the spring
[28:27] before any major planting or grazing takes place.
[28:31] So nothing too crazy just regular.
[28:35] all right well thank you Daniel you want to go through here all right you should have
[28:43] gotten an email with the invoice for the zone 3 meeting it was not very much this time
[28:50] because you AST kicked in 800 dollars for it so it brought the price down significantly
[28:55] but I sent that out a few days ago.
[29:04] That's payable to Tim Neville they covered it and I should have I think I said everything you needed
[29:09] Yeah, to get reimbursed
[29:12] We made a motion to pay by yeah, but I just kind of so moved
[29:17] Seconded to pay you Tim Neville for zone three reimbursement all favorite
[29:30] and it was for 70-36, right?
[29:37] That was a better meeting, too, by the way, then.
[29:40] I thought it was pretty good.
[29:41] It was pretty good meeting.
[29:42] Better than campus killer, good deal, too.
[29:44] Yeah.
[29:45] Yeah, yes.
[29:46] All the time.
[29:48] Next thing is the legislative meeting tonight.
[29:53] Six o'clock.
[29:54] 6 p.m.
[30:00] This is going to be one of the ones presenting at it. And then also the whole idea is they're bringing all the county commissioners and county councils have been invited and all the legislative health facts. All right, representatives of senators on the state side for Utah walksatch, Twill and Salt Lake. So we're at the help and justice building in Utah County right across the Temple.
[30:29] the downtown temple best way to find it. There's a parking
[30:33] structure to the east. We're on the second floor room 2,500 I
[30:40] believe.
[30:43] But you'll find it's on the second floor. It's a cat
[30:47] missing. But it's going to be a good meeting. We've got a 20-minute
[30:54] presentation of the districts and then it's going to be a lot of
[30:58] stuff from the legislative stuff. I hope a lot of people show up for it.
[31:04] What legislators are coming? They invited all of that from Wasatch from who's coming.
[31:12] Yeah, I don't know. I don't know. Can you talk to me a little about the county legislators?
[31:18] Yeah, all of the state. The state, the state ones that cover those areas.
[31:23] is yeah so they got me by who knows if they'll be there not but they got
[31:29] council council's and county commissioners they got me invited as well
[31:36] I'm hoping we have a good turn now so if you can make it there please be there
[31:43] tonight and then we're gonna see you later today Ed yeah you're the second
[31:53] stop. So here at one, we've got one stop and then you'll be the second one. We'll see
[31:59] you down in that. It's your chance to really talk to Commissioner Madden because he's
[32:04] going to be there. So it was Kelly coming? Yeah. So supposedly he's supposed to be there
[32:09] today for a tour and then tonight at a meeting at six. Well, you took him around the north
[32:16] field too. Kelly. Yeah, kind of. Yeah. He was. So, yeah, that's a sore. Any, well,
[32:29] we'll come to that next thing. Yeah. But that's it for me. Okay. All right. Ed, any
[32:38] Northfields update. Township just sits we probably not even going to happen. It's late in the game
[32:47] meaning it won't help a lot now and would have helped a lot but we kind of got shot down by
[32:56] misinformation and some of the new people that have bought into town you know into the
[33:08] Northfields are growing cherries and peaches and alfalfa and down in the
[33:13] Northfields and well you know good luck on them. Best of luck to them. Yeah the guy
[33:21] who seldom the materials and all that just appear to have to sell it to him because
[33:24] he can do it every year because it won't grow and it won't happen and it won't
[33:28] but I'm on that guy that says it won't happen. But cherries in Heber would you put
[33:37] If you want to invest on that, Daniel.
[33:40] Tire cherries are sweet cherries.
[33:42] Tire cherries are sweet cherries.
[33:44] I don't know.
[33:46] Tire cherries, I don't know.
[33:47] I think they would.
[33:48] Sweet cherries, I would.
[33:48] Any of them?
[33:49] Yeah.
[33:50] They don't have some pretty blooms though.
[33:52] They will.
[33:52] They're pretty blooms.
[33:53] Yes.
[33:54] Well, I hope they do.
[33:55] Peaches.
[33:56] Yes.
[33:57] I know a few people that have peaches.
[33:59] Okay.
[33:59] I hope he wins.
[34:00] I hope he wins.
[34:01] There you go.
[34:01] Alphalfa in the north field.
[34:03] Yeah, Alphalfa.
[34:04] It's too wet down there.
[34:05] unless it builds a soil up another three feet.
[34:08] It's just who we lost.
[34:10] I don't know who he is.
[34:11] I don't.
[34:12] I just heard rumor.
[34:14] But start selling some trees.
[34:17] But the bypass thing, that not a word said, or a fight in it,
[34:23] or a fight in it, heber cities against it.
[34:30] There's only three on the board that,
[34:32] And the mayor included that is for helping the rest are all for turn it over.
[34:39] The Wasatch County, all of them are on board to fight it, but nothing's going on.
[34:44] Nothing's said, nothing's done.
[34:46] It's sitting.
[34:47] And if you read the EIS and you read what they want to do, they are going to, there's no
[34:53] underpasses, there's no overpasses, there's nothing in writing whatsoever.
[34:57] They're going to split the Northfields and they're going to turn the mediation mitigation
[35:06] over to the Army Corps of Engineers to put it into wetlands to determine one mitigate,
[35:17] one to 15 acres per acre they take, one to 15 and it's right in righty, that is the
[35:27] hole in our field. There are 65 acres of road, 65 times 15 is more than the
[35:34] North field. The reason they will get that and nothing said is because why
[35:39] wouldn't the feds want that full-year water right, they get the water, they
[35:46] turn the ground into just exactly what we have from the dam right now to river
[35:52] road now from River Road to the Bedway Lane center street will all be well
[36:03] and no cattle no farming no nothing it's gonna look just like that beautiful
[36:09] river when you come into town and you drop off there used to be greenfields and
[36:14] beautiful eyes it's beautiful now the way it is if weeds it's thistles it's I wonder
[36:21] that's the piece of property that I sent the Bureau of Reclamation Director proposal
[36:28] to graze it, to lease it, and their response is basically hell no, we'll never have livestock
[36:36] grazing as part of our plan for that.
[36:38] And so what you're saying is the fact why would it be not be quiet right now, if they're
[36:45] to gain all that. And they can use dot into a bank, a wetland bank that can be used in Florida,
[36:55] it can be used in Louisiana if they want. It starts. I don't know the way to do wetlands either.
[37:02] I mean, it will be classified as wetlands, but if you redirect the irrigation water off the
[37:08] it's no longer flat. That don't matter to them. I mean they went into the river and they
[37:14] meandered it and they did this and they did that and they dried up 90% of the ground. That's
[37:21] what'll happen there. The ditches they have, yes the water will still flow. It'll hit the main ditch,
[37:26] it'll get there and then they get it in straight salt lake and they're happy. We won't ever get there
[37:31] but they're happy that that's what they figured they done. Right now we spread that water out.
[37:36] The water hits the ditches, it goes up, and there's none on the end of the ditch.
[37:41] Very little it ever sees.
[37:44] Sprinkle it.
[37:45] It is spread out over that ground.
[37:46] That's infiltration into the ground.
[37:50] It's taking care of all the wells here and where else?
[37:53] Who knows?
[37:53] No one knows.
[37:55] Once it goes underground, no one really knows.
[37:57] Anyway, that's my take on it, and I, the fight is over as far as I'm concerned.
[38:04] is quiet. You can't even talk to a UDOT person. And it's sad, but that's what we're at.
[38:12] We're going to lose it.
[38:15] And I don't know where to turn or what to do or how you would, where you go.
[38:20] I mean, it's really sad, but your agriculture in Hebrew city, this meeting can be totally adjourned,
[38:29] once we get rid of the Northfield because how many of us are left?
[38:33] everybody has a little piece of the Northfield I think and it's just going to be
[38:41] ugly. Doomsday is what I call it but that's my take and do you have any more
[38:49] info on it that anybody else that you push boss on this if you want.
[38:58] Yeah, I know of things. I don't know if I have the free will to say what things. I just
[39:06] think they're very interesting. You would love it Ed if I could tell you, but I can't.
[39:13] Yes. So there are things happening in the background as I'm aware, but as far as what time
[39:21] line, those intentions will take. I don't know. Yeah. That's hasn't been. Yeah. The world
[39:31] according to Ed, we wanted to not go to A, we wanted to realign B. Yeah. They wouldn't
[39:39] listen to us. We didn't talk about it. No, it's. And realign and that meant follow highway
[39:44] 40 around and then go through that field of mine on the cream reditch, hit their own property
[39:50] and then they're on around, it's a lot less money, a lot. But that's not what their intention is.
[39:59] Their intention is to build from highway 40 over to the new freeway and then to make the wetlands on
[40:07] the west side of the freeway.
[40:12] I feel like a person who may be more free to speak about things that might be
[40:17] the state, DEQ, do you know Wendy Fisher, yeah?
[40:22] No, who's that?
[40:22] Wendy Fisher is the Utah Open Lands for Wasatch Open.
[40:26] Utah?
[40:27] She's one of the open lands.
[40:29] She's the one that up in Summit County.
[40:34] There is a lot of shakers and movers who are trying
[40:37] to invalidate the EIS, trying to tell them
[40:41] that they need to go back to the drawing board.
[40:43] and some of this that's going on like they approved on the easements they have
[40:50] approved to other easements conservation easements yes they approved Giles and
[40:57] they approved I'm not positive but I think they just approved George Hont both
[41:04] already had Gertcher proof yeah so those are the other two that I'm when they say
[41:10] when you say approved the county who NRCS, you know, it's the Raymond Callister's fund.
[41:19] So, so they're there. Well, and I heard George Holmes was really close.
[41:24] George was working on it for his property. So, you know, and that helps a little bit, not a lot.
[41:31] is NRCS willing to fund easements down there, not that the, you know, if it's not impacted by the proposed route.
[41:42] I believe what I, when I spoke to Kaya, who's our current state liaison for easements.
[41:50] She says she has an eye on it, and if, like, people can put in applications and stuff if they're around,
[41:57] But if they're in that sort of area of impact, they're probably going to hold off like they did with Laren's
[42:03] application until
[42:05] something is finalized because
[42:08] You not made that convincing case that it's just infrastructure
[42:13] Development that's not a thing I guess
[42:18] So yeah as far as I know people can still put in applications if you're in that area they'll probably
[42:24] Not recommend you to proceed with that process
[42:27] And they're 50. They're 50 percent. That's how I understand it, yeah? Yeah, or they're about that with it being an entity held easement. Yeah. Who makes those contracts? Really close to 50.
[42:41] Yeah.
[42:41] Awful folks.
[42:42] The NRCS.
[42:44] Well, yes.
[42:46] Yes.
[42:47] We're terrible. Yeah.
[42:50] So all the others that come in like Hebrew was high five and everything else and they're a small portion of what money is being released.
[43:01] But anyway, you know, I'm hoping the hair is good news some day, but the news I keep getting in, you know.
[43:10] The shakers in New York seem to have a lot of a mula to have their, have things go slow.
[43:22] That's all I'll say.
[43:23] Um, yeah.
[43:24] If you can speak to another person who might be more free to share things and not have
[43:29] that sort of conflict of interest that I have, if you could invite Wendy Fisher to some
[43:34] meeting like this and be like, hey, what's going on all the way down?
[43:39] That might be a little bit more appropriate.
[43:41] She's come here to talk about easements.
[43:44] She'd come here to talk about that.
[43:46] Yes.
[43:47] Yeah.
[43:49] I mean, the game for the federal is, no, it's, look, where else?
[43:57] Can you have a full-year water ride?
[43:59] Not just, not just, yeah, June to October.
[44:04] It's a full-year water ride, full water ride.
[44:07] And the water is going down the ditch.
[44:09] We're only using stock water in the winter,
[44:11] but we have the right to the full use of the water.
[44:15] That's non-heard of.
[44:18] That's a win-win for them is to put that back in the ditch
[44:21] and to just grin and go on and do that wetland thing.
[44:26] That's my opinion.
[44:28] That's why we're fighting a real uphill battle.
[44:31] Yeah.
[44:31] I think that EIS got over 800 comments, I think.
[44:36] And so you got came out and they're like it'll take us until the fall for us to address all these comments before we could take any
[44:43] Yeah for the action
[44:44] But I as I understand it people would like to have actions done sooner to
[44:51] Invalidate that and bring them back to the table to speak about alternative a yeah versus be
[44:56] Yeah, and not only alternative a
[45:00] Hey, let's just do a re-liners end up being, you know, I mean, we're negotiating it easy in the north field irrigation company. All of the land owners would negotiate that. We are going to impact those homes. We don't have to take them out, but we're going to impact them. But those people in them homes most of them are farmers, the big operators. So they're going to lose the farm or they're going to lose the house. Build the house behind the new road, you know?
[45:29] know I mean it's like it's just terrible the what's going on but anyway my
[45:37] feeling is that you don't knew where they wanted to put the road on day one and
[45:41] they just walked through their process to justify what they wanted to
[45:47] kill anyways and this can be on the record I don't give a shit we have too many
[45:55] The client does not give a shit.
[45:57] Anybody ever questioned that?
[46:01] We have too many on the council of Weber City that are developers.
[46:08] They want to build.
[46:10] That's what they make their living at.
[46:12] So did I.
[46:14] We're builders.
[46:18] I feel like the last ten years,
[46:20] developers have changed though from building a few houses on properties to,
[46:24] And now you've got development companies that come in and they build 1,500 homes on large
[46:34] properties, not headclives, devises, and can't hatch, building a house or two every couple
[46:43] houses every summer.
[46:45] Well, just like the development on the front of the Northfield, that's been a go, and it hasn't
[46:53] We've got the waste water figured out so this one has, it does not have right away through
[46:58] the canal yet because I have to put a pipeline around so many things they have to do before
[47:03] they can build, that won't matter, they'll start building that.
[47:08] They're moving there.
[47:10] Right now.
[47:10] And we don't have any of that in place, but where's the answer is the new stops it.
[47:25] yeah it's it's really sad we're getting run right over but I'm done thanks
[47:32] I wish you were wrong I know that I'll try to really curb it if I really told
[47:40] you how I feel you'd be in our buddies this meeting we're
[47:46] We can leave that at the one stop.
[47:51] Banks head.
[47:52] All right, Heidi.
[47:54] OK, we've got several things.
[47:55] First, the QuickBooks report, checking, we're $105,775.99.
[48:02] And then many markets, $53,194.60.
[48:05] We match the bank statements.
[48:07] We're looking good.
[48:08] There I guess there's a couple more deposits.
[48:10] One of which was the deposit for the Pine Valley project,
[48:14] and then a no-till drill.
[48:15] I know until drill a payment there's some bar wild uses first time we're out there
[48:21] Daniels line some grass. So you'd do that today, right? Yeah, okay, get those okay
[48:27] So that and then I have third quarter reimbursements, which are all here as well as Sarah
[48:34] Which we'll need motions to approve that all right. I didn't retain a motion to approve
[48:39] third quarter reimbursements as well as
[48:43] 3rd quarter Sierra reimbursements, oh my, you can check it, all in favor, and I close,
[48:50] most of the series.
[48:53] Okay, and that also includes, you were just tripped down to the water users' conference
[48:58] just so the ear will wear on that when you start signing the next for me.
[49:03] And then I also gave you the forms for the W9 and the EFT request information, I don't
[49:09] know if any of you brought a council check.
[49:10] I did send this out on the email. So if you are interested in doing that, feel that out and get it back to me. Daniel just sent to Kathy.
[49:17] I assume I'm not sure how they would just reimburse they for Syria a quarterly, correct?
[49:22] So yeah, it's amazing. They wait for a check to go through and then it starts.
[49:29] Okay, so and then once we reimburse, once, you know, we approve reimbursements and I submit it, then they will process it and then it would go through.
[49:38] If they sort of check and then the instructions are right there, we do whatever is on the
[49:44] top and then they prevent on and it becomes safe on it.
[49:48] Yeah, but I mean once they go through it and improve it on their end, then it would process
[49:53] and be done.
[49:54] So I don't have an actual timeline as to how quick you would get reimbursed other than instead
[49:58] of having us write a check, it would go through the state and then you'd receive a check.
[50:03] So if you're interested in that, just get that information back to me.
[50:07] And then I did contact the senior citizen center for the recognition dinner for Warren.
[50:13] And so I talked to them and they said it's $200 for a half day, so meaning roughly a
[50:20] four-hour drive.
[50:21] And they don't have to, we can bring in our own food, they don't cater, and they don't
[50:27] do a deposit.
[50:28] And I asked her what days were available.
[50:30] She said they had a lot available, but the days they don't have available are the 13th and
[50:33] 14th of May and the 28th and 29th as registered available.
[50:38] It's only just in the conservation district, not for board members.
[50:43] This is sort of a washout.
[50:44] Oh, I thought she sent that out.
[50:46] So we just do that as a whole, meaning as receiving our funds back from them.
[50:51] So not this, just that you will still pay board members from a check.
[50:56] Oh, gotcha.
[50:57] The washout district will get re-inversed from the state.
[51:00] for coordinating reimbursements and what not.
[51:02] Okay, so do they, so none of this is for them?
[51:05] None of this is for the board members.
[51:06] This is for the board members.
[51:07] This is for the board members.
[51:09] Okay, sorry.
[51:10] I would, this is misinformed, so okay, I'll get that done.
[51:13] So, okay, great.
[51:15] Anyway, sorry, that was a lot of paper.
[51:16] Not to worry about.
[51:18] Yeah, yeah, thank you.
[51:23] So anyway, those dates, I don't know what you're thinking
[51:26] or how you want to proceed on that,
[51:29] But it would have to be something that's like what you'd want to do for dinner.
[51:33] I know that you talked about doing an educational potentially something in there as well.
[51:38] Then you'd have the $800 from UACD, I guess, would throw in some money for education.
[51:44] Is that right, Daniel?
[51:44] They do.
[51:46] Somebody that comes in and gives a little presentation, education, would throw in the $800 or something
[51:51] if they did it at the same time.
[51:52] Lauren, smart recognition.
[51:55] The UACs didn't have that, they just gave us $800 for the zone.
[52:01] Okay, so that's where their money was just, I mean the past they had the $800 that you'd go in and...
[52:06] Okay, so that's not a mail box.
[52:08] That's not available, let's go around, they got that through a grant with NRCS, and they have not got that grant again.
[52:16] So what do we do if we do this for Lord?
[52:19] So, you just have to keep your costs at the state rate, and then you have to have some
[52:25] type of an agenda.
[52:26] So even if it's...
[52:28] Well, we're going to learn about Ardol for five minutes, doesn't matter.
[52:33] You just have to learn about something.
[52:35] We're going to learn about how...
[52:36] The more fields.
[52:37] How successful Lauren is with his cover crops.
[52:41] Done.
[52:41] That's great.
[52:42] Anything like that.
[52:43] Because he'll be glad to tell us how it's going, and then whatever the state rate is, that's
[52:48] the amount that you can get reimbursed up to for the dinner. So I can't remember that
[52:53] number off top of my head, $20 something dollars a person. You just have to keep it under
[52:57] that rate per person and then you're good. I know this is going outside of our district
[53:02] but we're carrying this. You know what? She's she's my secretary so I can definitely ask her
[53:10] She's been really good at the pass of the day.
[53:13] I mean, Lauren's tied in together.
[53:18] I bet she would.
[53:20] If you tell me a day, I'll talk to you.
[53:23] Also, I looked at getting the nice jacket embroidered.
[53:28] Lauren's withered away a little bit over the last few years.
[53:31] Two X.
[53:34] Two X.
[53:35] Two X probably.
[53:37] It's what?
[53:40] Cora wouldn't, Cora, come on, Cora of Bregs, he won't cater it, huh?
[53:47] They just said they don't do catering that we could bring in a catering.
[53:50] Let's see, that was the issue a couple of years ago was they wouldn't let us bring anybody in but they also wouldn't cater it.
[53:57] Yeah.
[53:57] So, but now we're getting a few in there, if there's other ideas on catering, if you want
[54:11] to do it, I'll just, that's the, he's designed it's a great route, and she's great, that's
[54:20] the best route anyway.
[54:21] And with set up and moving around a little bit, he said it was a broken femur or broken hip.
[54:29] So his femur was split down the center?
[54:32] Wow.
[54:33] His hip was in there a little bit wrong, he had a hip replacement and then I guess it just failed.
[54:38] Then you have a crack, how was the sides of the arm?
[54:42] He's having it in for the sides of his body.
[54:44] It's a femur.
[54:45] Yeah, and they found the femur, it was split all right now.
[54:54] When the city was looking at the X-rays after the surgery, and then has no back pain.
[54:59] He made the commas like, that bailing toy, just, that bail wire, but he's doing a lot
[55:08] better.
[55:09] He's finally doesn't have pain, so.
[55:12] When are we doing the dendron that I guess that, no, sometimes we just can't do it.
[55:17] All the days that they cheat they don't have available is the 13th 14th and the 28th and 29th the rest are available.
[55:25] I would say sometime between the 18th and 22nd because that gets done before or more all day.
[55:31] Will any of that coincide or be an issue with graduation or anything for anybody?
[55:36] I don't know the world.
[55:38] I don't either. Is that even an issue?
[55:39] just saying graduation is an issue for like glad about a senior just don't do the
[55:45] 20 and that's painful that's 20 the 20 years of his kid that you see so you're
[55:51] going or shall my second kid let's first get already been next year it will be
[55:58] easier here on all that graduation because I'll be two yes I mean I think if
[56:05] you did it more earlier than the week and later in the week usually goes
[56:08] graduation usually like a Wednesday Thursday. We could do a Wednesday. What if we did?
[56:14] 19. And here we want to go that 11th, 12th, the 12th. It's right after Mother's Day
[56:27] the 10s.
[56:28] Um.
[56:29] I think we'll still celebrate now with the heart party of the moms.
[56:34] Never know.
[56:38] I think it's too much money.
[56:39] Yeah.
[56:40] Any, any issues with, if we did it like the 12th or the 19th?
[56:47] Well, the 19th is great for me.
[56:51] Any issues?
[56:52] Yeah.
[56:55] So I take that back, which was part of our work, because it should probably be set apart
[57:01] as well, so I probably wouldn't be available on the 12th.
[57:04] I did that much on the 12th.
[57:06] Well, whatever should be set apart, it would be a whole MTC for a month or so.
[57:14] But you don't have to put it on the, I just won't be there.
[57:17] Now let's do the 19th.
[57:18] Let's do the 19th. We'll call it tentatively until we do the five to nine. Okay, five to nine.
[57:25] May 19th for Toronto. All the five to nine. Five to nine rental, but I think we would start at like six thirty at least six.
[57:34] I think six thirty. How do we tell Lauren? We want him there on the 19th. We just call. I call and talk to him.
[57:41] It's telling the 19th to make sure it works for him, yeah, I'm telling that we want him to talk a little bit about his
[57:49] Double cross success out there. I want to see him shake his head when he talks about the cows room down through to be snowed
[57:57] And then as far as invites are we just doing like who I mean how are you doing now?
[58:04] I think all the board members and
[58:08] agency
[58:08] the employees that come and maybe do we need to open it up?
[58:13] Anybody else?
[58:14] I don't know, but...
[58:15] This is for spouses as well, buddy.
[58:17] Oh, man.
[58:18] There may be some passport members.
[58:20] They might want to come.
[58:21] Yeah.
[58:22] Passport members?
[58:23] That served with Lauren?
[58:24] Yeah.
[58:24] Like, there's, yeah, Larry.
[58:27] Yeah, Larry.
[58:28] Yeah, Bob and Larry were their grandfather then.
[58:31] I don't know if y'all been.
[58:32] That's Cheryl.
[58:33] Oh, man.
[58:35] Then Mike.
[58:37] And then education, that's how you get around it now.
[58:43] It's been off for a few years, hasn't it?
[58:47] Yeah.
[58:54] That would be good.
[58:56] Okay.
[58:57] We'll just do an RSVP.
[58:59] Oh, yes.
[59:02] Objective.
[59:03] Okay.
[59:04] And Daniel, if you talk to Karen, she says that's okay.
[59:07] Well, you just so I can stay in touch, we can kind of figure out.
[59:10] Once you have the day set. Okay, I'll email you text or text what get her going on
[59:16] And then I can letter an art so now to invite and do an RSVP
[59:20] Yeah, if he's good with the 19th and it's still available, let's do that. Okay
[59:32] No, other than we would just need to approve a payment to the senior citizen center for the $200 deposit
[59:39] Okay.
[59:40] I'll listen to that right now.
[59:42] Okay.
[59:42] Move the second.
[59:43] The approved payment for senior citizens.
[59:45] Senate $200.
[59:46] All in favor?
[59:47] I can oppose motion carries.
[59:50] Do you want to check right now?
[59:52] I can see.
[59:52] Yeah.
[59:53] I'll put another one in here.
[59:54] And then other than that, I think I'm good.
[1:00:00] All right.
[1:00:03] Sounds good to me. Everything else worth? Bring them up.
[1:00:10] Super. Yeah, yeah. I know you might know what I'm saying. Like, um, mention of virtual fencing. That's something that our programs are now helping to pay for. So if someone has a pasture or wants to put something in the pasture, um, virtual callers, we pay for the individual callers and then kind of an upfront lump payment for any
[1:00:31] base stations that are needed for and you have you talked with Blake Allen. I haven't
[1:00:38] talked to him in a bit but Taylor Deppin is our point of contact for his. He was moving
[1:00:43] forward using RCP people I need to do it. I told him I was willing to do a non-point
[1:00:49] source grant and he said you have all covered with RCP people so I don't have to worry about
[1:00:55] Yeah, and our CS regional and conservation partnership program, yeah, but
[1:01:07] and so that works for him because Taylor is getting all the sorts of funding, but yeah,
[1:01:15] individual farm owners or entity farms, they can apply through our other programs and
[1:01:22] We're going to have to go to the next key to do our callers.
[1:01:24] They came with districts of line, and they have two towers.
[1:01:28] This is one of the stationary, and one they put on a trailer, and they have it around.
[1:01:34] They can't believe the lane without line is safe, but I've got an awful source grant to do it.
[1:01:39] This will help pay for a caller student, and this is the one that rovers in this spot.
[1:01:45] Yeah, that's it.
[1:01:47] Okay, obviously don't need that.
[1:01:48] And I forwarded those emails to the board members.
[1:01:50] So you should all have those last thing I forgot to mention,
[1:01:53] is that we're headed into the last quarter.
[1:01:55] And so the remaining fund state funds we have left is 45 to 45 15.
[1:02:00] So we have to have a meeting like because I'm getting strict on post meeting
[1:02:05] or at least whatever gets inside by the end of June.
[1:02:09] Like I would say, probably even our last meeting to spend last funding.
[1:02:13] And then the last on Syria is $716.
[1:02:18] We have to do our budget here at the hearing and have everything done and paid by you.
[1:02:24] So we do have a special, I just say I think you need to decide where you're going to
[1:02:38] I'm not going to sign up for whatever you guys will have.
[1:02:41] Yeah, we'll have more on Dogby's regular things but we'll still have some.
[1:02:45] There's one that we want that is smaller one which'll give it some help.
[1:02:49] I want to ask that for that.
[1:02:52] This is one of the things we would love for them to give us.
[1:02:56] This is the one that will help we get rid of.
[1:02:58] And this is the one that will help we get rid of.
[1:02:59] This is the one that will make our last quarter what you want.
[1:03:03] That was our head of work at that Himb月x.
[1:03:35] That's a part of the amount of energy that we have.
[1:03:38] And then we want to get under computing
[1:03:40] with just a battery.
[1:03:43] And they're always set.
[1:03:45] And that was all sent out.
[1:03:47] So there was two-hour.
[1:03:48] But when we do something like that,
[1:03:50] but our field exerts somewhere near the panel,
[1:03:52] you would need a base station or a alley.
[1:03:55] Because it uses every self-service power.
[1:03:59] So it'll one-on-one to you,
[1:04:00] one-on-one to you, and one-on-one to you.
[1:04:01] So that's all more.
[1:04:02] You know you you want to raise half your heel you just go in there and tomorrow if you want to have
[1:04:09] 10 feet to that you do that because what night cow hit is your feet and they back on you just do it on your
[1:04:17] phone you take some training Blake's property is the purpose example where this is the one that's
[1:04:22] good benefit now yeah Rowdy Fitzgerald used these on his cement was it so you lose a
[1:04:48] You can go to bed and wake up the next morning and there instead of searching 5,000 acres or so, you can only search like 20 to 30 acres.
[1:04:56] He said that the only problem he had, and it wasn't a great problem, but there'd be one
[1:05:02] hanging in an oak tree where she hung it up, and he's having her, but she's gone,
[1:05:08] and there's the machine.
[1:05:11] And on your phone it shows you, you can input all of your EDD data and everything about
[1:05:17] your animals onto your color data, so it tells you about how 254 sheep keeps going up
[1:05:24] to the fence and it tells you when it beeps, if it shocks her, if it doesn't, where their
[1:05:29] current location is.
[1:05:30] And you can constantly see where they're at.
[1:05:32] So there's a few cows that those are the big shocked.
[1:05:35] That's even if they are here in the fence.
[1:05:37] There's a couple of them.
[1:05:38] Yeah.
[1:05:38] You're right.
[1:05:41] You're right.
[1:05:42] You're right about them.
[1:05:44] You're right about them.
[1:05:44] This one.
[1:05:45] You've got to just hang out on top.
[1:05:47] So many kinds of cows will be around.
[1:05:49] And they'll get in a tree.
[1:05:52] And they'll get in a tree.
[1:05:54] Honestly, to be able to have her cast in the middle of the house, I'm not sure if it's okay, because they're not barbed wire fans.
[1:06:00] It just looks like you could be able to pay the attention until they're very cheerful.
[1:06:04] They're never afraid of the name of chief.
[1:06:06] But rather than bailing in an astronaut, it makes me so awful.
[1:06:10] Yeah.
[1:06:11] The no fence ones, or do you like to use those lines?
[1:06:14] They raised the claim 40 years ago.
[1:06:16] Yeah.
[1:06:17] You have to change the fabric, but there's a lot smaller and they fit a lot tighter.
[1:06:21] They didn't want them in, so we got to go all the way up to Hyde Creek, and they went up to Hyde Creek, and they made it into a little bit of a shop, rather than a travel bag.
[1:06:32] Yeah, I loved those.
[1:06:34] They were there, and I went to Hyde Creek with them.
[1:06:38] We ran into Hyde Creek very little, so it was fun to look at.
[1:06:42] It will be the whole service if you trust the boundaries, so if you have boundaries just to all year round, then you just don't really, they just have to trust self-service programming initiatives at that boundary, or that boundary principle that you're in the caller, that only needs self-service to update, so if you change the fence, that may go into service, self-service that will only update that boundary.
[1:07:05] So if you said it right off the bat, they're going to, so you train them in your field before you go out on the mountains.
[1:07:12] And you can actually get people off the whole unit.
[1:07:15] So once I was home, so they actually trained them to just have like your barbed wire fence.
[1:07:20] And you would set your boundary like 10 feet from your barbed wire fence.
[1:07:24] So they're still enclosed because they'll be used to that TV and that shopping.
[1:07:28] And then you can put them up on the bathroom.
[1:07:30] And this program, they're paying the whole bunch of money on it.
[1:07:34] That's what pilot program is the best.
[1:07:38] I've looked into it enough to get dangerous, but I don't know, enough to.
[1:07:43] I know like a comparison chart of like five different brands that you're like actually looking around to like species six.
[1:07:49] I have like a comparison chart for like five big brands.
[1:07:53] See, we run this strawberry.
[1:07:54] We start right here in Daniel Canyon, and I could set the Daniel Canyon road all the way and around with my phone.
[1:08:03] And they won't touch that all summer long. Whether there's a tower or not, is that correct?
[1:08:09] Then keep them off the highway.
[1:08:11] Depends on the brand.
[1:08:13] The brand of
[1:08:15] colors and the colors last two years the batteries usually on an average of two years, right? Is that yes?
[1:08:22] On the brand again.
[1:08:24] All right.
[1:08:25] I can say I also do.
[1:08:27] My honor, Bradford, can check this.
[1:08:30] All right, we're anything else,
[1:08:32] but we're all inter-cage most of the introduction
[1:08:35] I've ever been to.
[1:08:36] So you can say to yourself and say
[1:08:37] I'm the one that I can't help it.
[1:08:38] All right.
[1:08:39] One is the active one.
[1:08:40] So both of us are scared in the moment.