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Read articles →This is a real-life farm-chores video, not a spec review: the owner runs his TYM 4815H with a six-foot bush hog to knock down fields before winter, narrating his reasoning about mowing sections, timing around goldenrod for his bees, and clearing a fence line of scrub trees to replant with maples. There's no walkaround or feature rundown, just an owner using the tractor and bush hog on his own property. Best for viewers curious about everyday brush-hogging use rather than buying advice.
Posted by Davis Farmstead, a small family farm channel documenting their own daily work, so this is an owner's hands-on farm-life video rather than a dealer or reviewer perspective.
He leaves goldenrod standing as long as possible, at least until frost, because his bees love it and he hopes for fall honey.
A six-foot medium-duty bush hog made by Kodiak, used to mow down fields before winter.
He says going counterclockwise spreads the cut debris out a little better across the field.
He plans to replace the scrub trees with sugar maples for bee pollen in spring and for their fall color in Vermont.
