Your channel just keeps getting better and better! I just love your jokes 😂 I bug my family with them! Also I’m really enjoying your new camera shots! Four pictures in one, spinning wheel, and the aerial shots while you were cutting your fields. Love it! I always look forward to your channel friend! Have a great day!
Pete, your peeps remind me of a novice farmer who decided to try to raise chickens. He went to the feed store, and came back with dozens and dozens of chicks. About two weeks later he went back to buy more. The proprietor then asked him what went wrong. The farmer said he wasn't sure. He said he either planted them too deep, or he overwatered them.
sorry to be so offtopic but does anybody know a way to get back into an Instagram account? I was stupid lost the account password. I would love any tips you can offer me.
@Grayson Gabriel i really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and im trying it out atm. Takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
We fertilize just the same as you do. When we planted corn sometimes a little chemical fertilizer but when we didn't plant corn we quit with chemical fertilizer. Plant a good legume like clover we do ok with just manure. We mostly do hay and a little oats and we do ok. Even the rocks grow nice and thick.
The pigs have seemed to finally realize that you aren't in the pen to hurt them - they don't run to the corners. If they only knew what you REALLY have planned for them! Run, run, run, run! 😉
Ask me about the time (1964) I was raking hay with a side-delivery rake and the narrow front in on the Farmal hit a hole that was covered over by the mowed hay. the next thing I remember was flying through the air over the top of the exhaust pipe, doing a full summersault and landing on my feet with the tractor still coming at me but with out any front wheels. They broke clean off, with the tractor plowing a dead furrow towards me. thank the Lord was able to jump out of the way as the tractor drove by me. Then I had to run along side the tractor and shut it off. Fun on the farm!!!
On my grandparents farm we had a pasture of about 10 acres along the roadway. Towards the house there was a big rock in there that we had to be careful around each year mowing, and Dad finally had enough and decided it was time for him to come out and drag him away. It was HUGE! It took two tractors to finally lug him out of the hole and haul him away. My grandmother was still with us at the time and I remember her laughing as we finally moved him out. I was glad too because I was so sick of hitting that thing.
@@JustaFewAcresFarmSeeing old comments about you having almost a hundred thousand subs, and now you're over 200 thousand! Incredible, and so happy for you Pete!
You are getting pretty creative with the camera angles and the editing, Pete. This one felt like it was 1 part John Frankenheimer, and one part Shaft. ;-)
It's official I have entered the point in my life where watching a guy spread manure is a great idea and I can't wait for more Thanks for the content stay well
Pete says "I'm gonna sit here a while", just before the video ends he is right out of the chair. True farmer !! Keep up the good work Pete !! Two kinds of people get no rest - farmers and the wicked.
It's cool to see how different operations work. My family has a 200 cow dairy farm so its cool to see different sized farms and how the work. Keep up the good work loved the video.
Another great video! I love this time of year when every thing is coming to life and the smell of Manure being spread. Hope you have a great weekend at market !
I love your channel. I have a great neighbor, old order Mennonite but if I could add another neighbor to the roster I'd pick you. Wish I could work on your farm with you. So much to learn and you're a great teacher.
We, in New England have tons of rocks too! I still blows my mind where they come from. Every year there is a new crop. I also loved spreading manure. We had the same spreader as you. I look forward to your videos. :-)
I grew up in the country not a farm but in the country. The implement dealer had a sign: "we stand behind everything we sell...but our manure spreaders."
Pete we all have to warm up in the morning, people or machine. We spent a full week on Dad's pasture getting rocks out. He at first said he could grow better rocks then grass.
Hi Pete. I may have missed an update on the MD. If not can you give us an update. I know you are busy outside, since the weather turned nice. It sure would be great to hear the MD start up. At least I have something to look forward to. Hope you all have a wonderful weekend as well.
We are rock farmers here! Every year some how we grow more rocks, we could probably have a quarry off of this 1/2 acer field! Looks as if someone took 2 dump trucks and dumped them in the field, we get a lot every year and some how it looks the same the next year! Should start selling them😅 Oh and personally I love steering wheel spinners, especially when running a loader tractor, makes it easier in my opinion to steer and use the loader, and when it right spaces it really helps. Need to get one for my Allis B. Might make turning with the sickel a bit easier
👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🗽🙏🏻 Important note when spreading manure on a windy day, drive into the wind! On the dairy we hauled manure daily and it could be a bit juicy and well you learned real quick to check the wind! Also when I left for college my dad bought a tractor with a cab and hydraulic front end loader, we loaded manure by hand, using a pitchfork, not a hydraulic loader when I was home.
I also learned to drive on a Farmall Cub with a Knob Spinner and personally, i Love them! My grandfather always had them too. Going to put one on my Farmall BN, then convert it back to 6v. I don't fancy 12 volt very much. I like my Orig style Pull start.
Used to haul mail. Had some chicks to take up north. About a 100 degrees outside so i let them ride up front with me in the truck. They talked the whole way. LOL
We used to call those "Brody Wheels" back in the '50's. All the teenagers had them on their steering wheels---lots of different colors of plastic or polished wood, etc. Good to see them still in existence.
Couldn’t help but notice the camera angles and music. Your content I dare say is about the best on UA-cam. Your editing is always improving. Great video and great weekend to all of you. Happy Sales!
Love seeing rocks picked up out of fields!! Busted a many a blade and knives on rocks myself.. I hope you get some rain soon, I want to see some progress on the tractor rebuild... All the best..
Hey Pete. Can't tell you how much I love your videos. You and I see eye to eye on a lot of things. I just started raising up my own beef last year. Just got my first two steers back from the butcher. Besides the checks from the 1/4s I sold that home grown meat sure is great. Keep fighting the good fight! Cody in Wisconsin
I love watching all the farming videos. I grew up on a farm and loved seeing the cows and pigs and gathering eggs. Living n town now I would absolutely love to go back to the farm. Watching your videos reminds so much of living the farm life.
Did you hear about the manure spreader company that went out of business? They refused to stand behind their work. I found your channel when looking for tips on making a woven wire fence. I've really enjoyed all your videos and watching your equipment in the field. Keep up the great work!!!
Oh i wish we had nice weather here in Finland, had snow, sleet, freezing rain, rain and stormlike winds the last couple days. But have a good weekend, you deserve that breather. Spring works are tiring, yet I long for my own piece of land to farm on. Maybe someday.
When we aerate our manure for compost we use forks vs a bucket to get everything mixed and aerated well...makes it much easier and less big chunks that don’t break up
Just think, you had a wonderful grandpa and a wonderful Dad to teach and nurture YOU, I am sure you have done the same with your son! BTW>> I see the wife can drive those tractors too!
you are obviously having a great time with your camera angles. thanks for adding the creativity, even if you need to clean your cameras after some of them.
Would love to see a video of some highlights at market. Maybe how you promote your UA-cam channel if you do, what's your verbage you use to sell to new customers. Set up and tear down. How you stay organized. A combination of any of those things I think would be very interesting! If you've already done some of these I apologize.
Watching you climbing on & off tractors makes me wonder why your son doesn't drive one? I know when I was his age you would have to tie me to a tree to keep me off them.
I would have liked to drive one too at his age, given the chance. Still would, come to think of it! However, to be honest, I don’t think Henry has any intention of being a farmer, you can see it in his demeanour, even when he has his helpful head on. Maybe I’m wrong, in which case I apologise to him, but that’s my view, atm.
Also yes I did my rock picking plus dump away from Farm land to before Poop spreading time also after planting too on lots farm land and was lots fun too doing 4 farm of 890 acres to even from age 10 to 29 to plus get big ones too!
The son is out? Well let him back in. 😂 Maybe your special “hat” could detect rocks? I absolutely love the camera angles. And the montage or whatever you call it of four camera angles was super cool. The manure spreader is really, really, nice. The mechanics of it are ingenious! I hope you get the rain that you’re asking for. Great video Pete!!
When I bought my MD, it was used in a corn picking operation so like all Nebraska corn farmers, they put a suicide nob on it that came from a seed corn company. Anyway, the other thing I bought it with was a "Kosch Steering Assist" which after some research, I found out it is like a secondary gearbox that prevents your wheels from getting cought on a row or anything, therefore, saving your wrists from feedback from the wheels. It will not fight you, but you cannot fight it either.
My worst case scenario on my farm is coming to fruition. My Wife passed away on March 1st. and i've got an incredibly large offer for my Farm here in Coastal Maine so i'm having to finish up the work on the house and pack up all of my stuff in the house and farm buildings and figure out a schedule of values on everything to determine what's worth paying to haul it down to Virginia and decide what to sell. It's funny how a terrible event like a Pandemic can effect Farm values and prices. Up here where just a year ago a Farmall Super C went for $2500 completely restored and now a unrestored one is going for $6000 or more simply because newer tractor prices have gone thru the roof and parts aren't available and most Farmall parts are plentiful. It's a strange new world we live in for sure.
Very sorry to hear of your wife's passing. I wish you good luck and Godspeed on your future plans. Sometimes milestone events get thrust upon us, but new opportunities await. Take care. Whipple
Hi Rock Hill, very sorry to hear about your wife. It must be hard to go through everything you've accumulated, then pick up and move south. I couldn't imagine. I hope you keep your half-track Super C. That is a really unique machine.
Doc sure enjoy those head and neck scratches!! Praying you guys start getting that much needed rain!! It’s been raining here in southeast Iowa.....Hopefully it’s headed your way Pete!! Have a great weekend!!
It was great to hear Hillary talk to us. Great. Also I would love to see Hillary at market. Does she unload the van by herself? Pete keep the videos coming I enjoy them . I grew up in western NY. Newfane , Lockport
Back in the early days of farmers they didn’t have a co-op to buy fertilizer from they used manure just like you buddy it’s a proven process thanks for sharing buddy I understand what you’re saying people just don’t understand no matter how many times you explain it they keep asking the same question
Your channel just keeps getting better and better! I just love your jokes 😂 I bug my family with them! Also I’m really enjoying your new camera shots! Four pictures in one, spinning wheel, and the aerial shots while you were cutting your fields. Love it!
I always look forward to your channel friend! Have a great day!
Pete, your peeps remind me of a novice farmer who decided to try to raise chickens. He went to the feed store, and came back with dozens and dozens of chicks. About two weeks later he went back to buy more. The proprietor then asked him what went wrong. The farmer said he wasn't sure. He said he either planted them too deep, or he overwatered them.
☝🏽you are right, No One Cares about your scamming.
sorry to be so offtopic but does anybody know a way to get back into an Instagram account?
I was stupid lost the account password. I would love any tips you can offer me.
@Chad Samson Instablaster =)
@Grayson Gabriel i really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and im trying it out atm.
Takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Grayson Gabriel it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thanks so much, you really help me out!
We fertilize just the same as you do. When we planted corn sometimes a little chemical fertilizer but when we didn't plant corn we quit with chemical fertilizer. Plant a good legume like clover we do ok with just manure. We mostly do hay and a little oats and we do ok. Even the rocks grow nice and thick.
The pigs have seemed to finally realize that you aren't in the pen to hurt them - they don't run to the corners. If they only knew what you REALLY have planned for them! Run, run, run, run! 😉
Hahaha.
Ha ha ha, then they remembered the loss of balls. They don't remember now.
Ask me about the time (1964) I was raking hay with a side-delivery rake and the narrow front in on the Farmal hit a hole that was covered over by the mowed hay. the next thing I remember was flying through the air over the top of the exhaust pipe, doing a full summersault and landing on my feet with the tractor still coming at me but with out any front wheels. They broke clean off, with the tractor plowing a dead furrow towards me. thank the Lord was able to jump out of the way as the tractor drove by me. Then I had to run along side the tractor and shut it off. Fun on the farm!!!
On my grandparents farm we had a pasture of about 10 acres along the roadway. Towards the house there was a big rock in there that we had to be careful around each year mowing, and Dad finally had enough and decided it was time for him to come out and drag him away. It was HUGE! It took two tractors to finally lug him out of the hole and haul him away. My grandmother was still with us at the time and I remember her laughing as we finally moved him out. I was glad too because I was so sick of hitting that thing.
You are so fortunate to be able to fix old machinery up. Not everyone could do that. That is quite a saving.
I’m so glad you’re about to hit 100k, well deserved, one of the funniest people on UA-cam
Thank you!!
In one month he gos from being below 100k to over 100k. That’s impressive.
@@JustaFewAcresFarmSeeing old comments about you having almost a hundred thousand subs, and now you're over 200 thousand! Incredible, and so happy for you Pete!
We love your channel brother! Thanks for taking the time to share with us. Lot of inspiration from a fellow farmer!
You are getting pretty creative with the camera angles and the editing, Pete. This one felt like it was 1 part John Frankenheimer, and one part Shaft. ;-)
It's official
I have entered the point in my life where
watching a guy spread manure
is a great idea
and I can't wait for more
Thanks for the content stay well
Pete says "I'm gonna sit here a while", just before the video ends he is right out of the chair. True farmer !! Keep up the good work Pete !! Two kinds of people get no rest - farmers and the wicked.
It's cool to see how different operations work. My family has a 200 cow dairy farm so its cool to see different sized farms and how the work. Keep up the good work loved the video.
Keep the wha my 11 year old daughter says are, bad dad jokes, coming...I repeat them to
Her all the time 😉
You are just a delight to watch Pete,just love all that you do ..keep up the great work.
Thanks for sharing, Pete! Love the camera locations throughout the video. I hope you have a wonderful weekend as well. 🇺🇸🚜👍
Another great video! I love this time of year when every thing is coming to life and the smell of Manure being spread. Hope you have a great weekend at market !
The best part is watching you work those old tractors. Like going back in time. A simpler time in America and farming. Thank you for what you do.
I love your channel. I have a great neighbor, old order Mennonite but if I could add another neighbor to the roster I'd pick you. Wish I could work on your farm with you. So much to learn and you're a great teacher.
Agree with manure fertilizer,,, no no no to chemicals! Love your organic farm!
We, in New England have tons of rocks too! I still blows my mind where they come from. Every year there is a new crop. I also loved spreading manure. We had the same spreader as you. I look forward to your videos. :-)
I grew up in the country not a farm but in the country. The implement dealer had a sign: "we stand behind everything we sell...but our manure spreaders."
repeat questions could indicate new or first time viewers, which is a good thing. i enjoy your videos. thankyou
Take some of our rain from the Midwest! We haven't been able to get into our fields yet.
The pigs have gotten HUGE!!! run, run, run, run, run.
Getting real fancy with the editing! 😅
Agreed.
Hello from southwest Missouri. I have several spinner knobs and love them. Hope you get some rain soon.
Pete we all have to warm up in the morning, people or machine. We spent a full week on Dad's pasture getting rocks out. He at first said he could grow better rocks then grass.
Hi Pete. I may have missed an update on the MD. If not can you give us an update. I know you are busy outside, since the weather turned nice. It sure would be great to hear the MD start up. At least I have something to look forward to. Hope you all have a wonderful weekend as well.
Enjoyed the split screen portion. Thanks for the extra work it took.
Your book just arrived at my house in Australia and looking forward to opening it tonight and soaking it all in!
I never get tired of seeing that old equipment being used. Another great video!
We are rock farmers here! Every year some how we grow more rocks, we could probably have a quarry off of this 1/2 acer field! Looks as if someone took 2 dump trucks and dumped them in the field, we get a lot every year and some how it looks the same the next year! Should start selling them😅
Oh and personally I love steering wheel spinners, especially when running a loader tractor, makes it easier in my opinion to steer and use the loader, and when it right spaces it really helps. Need to get one for my Allis B. Might make turning with the sickel a bit easier
👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🗽🙏🏻 Important note when spreading manure on a windy day, drive into the wind! On the dairy we hauled manure daily and it could be a bit juicy and well you learned real quick to check the wind! Also when I left for college my dad bought a tractor with a cab and hydraulic front end loader, we loaded manure by hand, using a pitchfork, not a hydraulic loader when I was home.
hope you enjoy the weekend
I also learned to drive on a Farmall Cub with a Knob Spinner and personally, i Love them! My grandfather always had them too. Going to put one on my Farmall BN, then convert it back to 6v. I don't fancy 12 volt very much. I like my Orig style Pull start.
Fancy camera work and editing..... Loving you guys from down under..... Loving the snow vids when is 35c (95f) down here. Have a good day.....
For every rock you pull... two will replace it.... we grow rocks too :-)
Rolling your head was the best dad joke yet!
Really like your style of farming,no fancy equipment. Thanks for posting.
Another nice video, thank you very much, have a restful and successful weekend!
Great video Pete!
Keep Smilin!
Thanks Pete, great video.
Always love the jokes the Circus one during the MD rebuild LOL
I really like the footage around 7:41 ! The fixed camera position showing the mechanisms is pretty cool! thanks for all the hard work.
Used to haul mail. Had some chicks to take up north. About a 100 degrees outside so i let them ride up front with me in the truck. They talked the whole way. LOL
We used to call those "Brody Wheels" back in the '50's. All the teenagers had them on their steering wheels---lots of different colors of plastic or polished wood, etc. Good to see them still in existence.
You and your family have a great weekend too!! Be well.
Couldn’t help but notice the camera angles and music. Your content I dare say is about the best on UA-cam. Your editing is always improving. Great video and great weekend to all of you. Happy Sales!
Thanks Peter!
Love seeing rocks picked up out of fields!! Busted a many a blade and knives on rocks myself.. I hope you get some rain soon, I want to see some progress on the tractor rebuild... All the best..
When I was in high school, and the boys had these spinning knobs on their cars, they called them "Necking Knobs".
Very refreshing to watch. Hopefully you get a nice rain.
Hey Pete. Can't tell you how much I love your videos. You and I see eye to eye on a lot of things. I just started raising up my own beef last year. Just got my first two steers back from the butcher. Besides the checks from the 1/4s I sold that home grown meat sure is great. Keep fighting the good fight!
Cody in Wisconsin
Your B-Roll game is awesome. Loved the video
Like your purple ear plugs. Very important when you’re around noisy machines. Have a great weekend.
I love watching all the farming videos. I grew up on a farm and loved seeing the cows and pigs and gathering eggs. Living n town now I would absolutely love to go back to the farm. Watching your videos reminds so much of living the farm life.
Did you hear about the manure spreader company that went out of business? They refused to stand behind their work.
I found your channel when looking for tips on making a woven wire fence. I've really enjoyed all your videos and watching your equipment in the field. Keep up the great work!!!
pete I always wanted to be a farmer but got stuck in a job for 44 years I am happy for you did it before it was to late like me
A new four panel view, your video editing skills are developing nicely Pete!
Oh i wish we had nice weather here in Finland, had snow, sleet, freezing rain, rain and stormlike winds the last couple days. But have a good weekend, you deserve that breather. Spring works are tiring, yet I long for my own piece of land to farm on. Maybe someday.
Keep up the great work. Your videos are fantastic.
Bringing your A game with the video edits. Nice!
I think that bracket that you and your dad made for your manure loader is really smart !! I can see the advantage to it. 😎 👍🚜
When we aerate our manure for compost we use forks vs a bucket to get everything mixed and aerated well...makes it much easier and less big chunks that don’t break up
Just think, you had a wonderful grandpa and a wonderful Dad to teach and nurture YOU, I am sure you have done the same with your son! BTW>> I see the wife can drive those tractors too!
Fancy filming on today's video plus jazzy music. Great work
My cousin farms using the old Farmalls, he just gets them rebuilt when its time.
Thanks Pete. Enjoying your videos, as always.
Great video as always :) keep going! Looking forward to more tractor but I guess I just have to wait for the rain like you do
Another great video! We finally got our much-needed rain here, maybe it will come to visit you. I heard this weather system is leaving tonight.
you are obviously having a great time with your camera angles. thanks for adding the creativity, even if you need to clean your cameras after some of them.
That was a really cool quad shot and camera effects you did. AWESOME!
Would love to see a video of some highlights at market. Maybe how you promote your UA-cam channel if you do, what's your verbage you use to sell to new customers. Set up and tear down. How you stay organized. A combination of any of those things I think would be very interesting!
If you've already done some of these I apologize.
Watching you climbing on & off tractors makes me wonder why your son doesn't drive one? I know when I was his age you would have to tie me to a tree to keep me off them.
I would have liked to drive one too at his age, given the chance. Still would, come to think of it! However, to be honest, I don’t think Henry has any intention of being a farmer, you can see it in his demeanour, even when he has his helpful head on. Maybe I’m wrong, in which case I apologise to him, but that’s my view, atm.
Also yes I did my rock picking plus dump away from Farm land to before Poop spreading time also after planting too on lots farm land and was lots fun too doing 4 farm of 890 acres to even from age 10 to 29 to plus get big ones too!
The son is out? Well let him back in. 😂 Maybe your special “hat” could detect rocks? I absolutely love the camera angles. And the montage or whatever you call it of four camera angles was super cool. The manure spreader is really, really, nice. The mechanics of it are ingenious! I hope you get the rain that you’re asking for. Great video Pete!!
Love the sounds of those old International Harvester engines!
Pete, you've really got it going on with these videos!
Thank you for answering my question about your fertilizer for your farm, Just started watching your site over the winter.
You do put your camera through the works around that spreader. Love your sense of humour.
...it didn’t hit the fan 🤷♂️😏
Thanks for this - I really needed a good manure spreading video today...
Keep the great videos coming Pete!
When I bought my MD, it was used in a corn picking operation so like all Nebraska corn farmers, they put a suicide nob on it that came from a seed corn company. Anyway, the other thing I bought it with was a "Kosch Steering Assist" which after some research, I found out it is like a secondary gearbox that prevents your wheels from getting cought on a row or anything, therefore, saving your wrists from feedback from the wheels. It will not fight you, but you cannot fight it either.
Hello.
👍 Thank you for sharing.
My worst case scenario on my farm is coming to fruition. My Wife passed away on March 1st. and i've got an incredibly large offer for my Farm here in Coastal Maine so i'm having to finish up the work on the house and pack up all of my stuff in the house and farm buildings and figure out a schedule of values on everything to determine what's worth paying to haul it down to Virginia and decide what to sell. It's funny how a terrible event like a Pandemic can effect Farm values and prices. Up here where just a year ago a Farmall Super C went for $2500 completely restored and now a unrestored one is going for $6000 or more simply because newer tractor prices have gone thru the roof and parts aren't available and most Farmall parts are plentiful. It's a strange new world we live in for sure.
Very sorry to hear of your wife's passing. I wish you good luck and Godspeed on your future plans. Sometimes milestone events get thrust upon us, but new opportunities await. Take care.
Whipple
Hi Rock Hill, very sorry to hear about your wife. It must be hard to go through everything you've accumulated, then pick up and move south. I couldn't imagine. I hope you keep your half-track Super C. That is a really unique machine.
I have a steering wheel spinner on my pickup truck. It sure makes backing a trailer a lot easier!😁
Doc sure enjoy those head and neck scratches!! Praying you guys start getting that much needed rain!! It’s been raining here in southeast Iowa.....Hopefully it’s headed your way Pete!! Have a great weekend!!
Doc was licking for salts.
@@lenfordsoocka5067
I saw that. But, Pete was also scratching his forehead and neck.
Pete, We need the rain, you for your fields, we to get a Farmall MD update!
It was great to hear Hillary talk to us. Great. Also I would love to see Hillary at market. Does she unload the van by herself? Pete keep the videos coming I enjoy them . I grew up in western NY. Newfane , Lockport
We have cool & rainy weather here, hope it makes it out by you. Sure greened up the fields. Regards!
you have alot of trackters great video keep up the great work
Laughed out loud at the joke "'no it doesn't" !
This manure never ends
Back in the early days of farmers they didn’t have a co-op to buy fertilizer from they used manure just like you buddy it’s a proven process thanks for sharing buddy I understand what you’re saying people just don’t understand no matter how many times you explain it they keep asking the same question
U already know this but u do a fantastic job of putting together your videos. Also think u have one of the hardest working wives on utube!
In northeast Iowa there are so many rocks that we go out with our side by side and pick up tons of rocks
Gorgeous farm .
for a ground driven spreader,that one does a great job laying a nice even coat.
We just got some nice showers here in Ohio yeaterday and last night. It's hopefully heading your way Pete. We've been a little dry here too.
I hear you on the rocks. I have my share as well. I am north of the border and farm 75 or so acres. Not making a living but getting close.