Shifting the Farm's Focus
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- We have spent the last spring and summer shifting the way we organize our animals and equipment. Now I have another challenge that may shift the farm's focus entirely.
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You have to follow your heart , with that said I would miss the farm life videos I truly injoy seeing the chores and you and family working on the farm, you guys have such a great place . As always thank you for sharing your day and farm
As long as you explain what you are doing and add your personality to it, I'll be watching whatevet direction you take the channel. I enjoy the way you tell the story, I respect your principles, morals, ethics and dedication to family. It's the quality of the content and story telling that I enjoy. Seeing the farm life is a bonus on top of it all.
As a retired owner-operator who did the majority of my own maintenance, I would go ahead and build a shop if I could afford it. When you get it up you will wonder how you ever made it without a nice shop. Love the channel and know you will make the best for you and the channel!!!!!!!!1
Agreed.
If there is a demand for a repair channel for these tractors, perhaps treat this like your retirement package? Build the shop now, while you're able to do these repairs and run the farm. Then you'll have it when you undoubtedly shift from the farm labor to other activities you can manage. I'm only 8 years behind you and have had to pivot due to health several times. One slip on the ice in the winter and you may not be able to do the physical labor stuff like you can today. Nice to have a fallback.
From what you've said none of your equipment is dysfunctional. Build the shop now, the equipment will endure. You never know what tomorrow brings. Run to your dream, you won't regret it.
Please don’t stop the farming videos! I love all the animals!
Dear Pete & Hillary, I appreciate your videos. I wish you luck in the decisions ahead of you. My focus would be on keeping your channel in line with what has made it successful thus far. 90% farm / chores / animals etc, 10% mechanical maintenance. That's my 2 cents
I wish you well in whatever you decide
Best wishes 😊.
Agree for the most part. . . BUT. . . .as much as it is about the specific content that keeps bringing us all back, at least for me, it's even moreso about the content provider. Regardless of the topic of any particular video on just about anything, it's more about the message, intent and delivery from the presenter. Pete's simply. . . DA MAN!
@@seanoverton4581 Absolutely! I'm totally with you. I listen to him talk about his mechanical rebuilds while I am working on my hobby. (I'm a girl) It brings me back to helping my dad rebuild car engines. Love Pete & family and this channel whatever he does!
Do what you love, love what you do. You know what you need to do deep down in your heart.
Just do whatever is best for you Pete and your family. Weigh the pros and cons of everything. Hopefully the pros will outweigh the cons and you and Hillary should agree on everything as far as the big projects go. We'll watch your videos regardless of what happens. God bless you all ❤️
Well said.
well said, with an addition, I'm in the 70's, my thought image you were 75 what would have wished you done, a decade goes in a hurry looking back,
but I would agree , peace and planning and with an eye on looking back at 75, how long will you be physically "active" with the ambition to "want" to do something, sadly, "time waits for no man", to me when I had a choice for a major project, I related, if I'm going to do it, I'm going to do it now and I was 58. Never regretted it, in as little as three to five years, later, I could not have done it, the mind says yes, ….the body says NO.
@leethiel5790 I totally agree with your addition, very well said.
There's one thing for certain be a farmer, you never have to worry about having nothing to do, and decisions to make. Enjoyed the video as always
@@markellis6727 so very true
The major draw to your videos for me is your personality and the way you capture your day. Whether you are farming or doing restorations you'll always be entertaining as long as you enjoy what you're doing.
I totally agree what a guy
Totally, as a non farmer or land owner. The way you tell the story is why I subscribe.
I love the farm videos.. why i started watching. It gives us a connection most of us don’t have to our food chain ; and an appreciation for those who farm. Just my thoughts..
Regardless of your decision, you have a lifelong viewer in me. I cannot get enough of any of your videos. Farming, restoration, talking about farming, or walking around equipment auctions... it's all great to me!
Go ahead and "pull the trigger" on the new shop !! You'll be glad you did!! Looking forward to the next tractor project, whatever it is!
And the longer you wait the more expensive it will be
I literally cheered when both chosen cows went in the gate at the same time, as if the Bills scored a touchdown. That was so great! Will the loader from the 656 fit on the 756? Maybe with some spacers or adjustments? Then you could repair the loader first and attach it to 756 and then repair the 656. Or maybe another viewer has a spare 656 you can use…
I know what you mean Pete. Im going to be shifting away from Dairy and going into beef. I was diagnosed with MS. I want to keep going on as long as I can. I'm deeply saddened by the disappearance of the small family farm that makes it especially hard for me.
Praying for you and your family farm keep pushing forward god bless
I'm an old man now, but when I was a teenager I worked two years on a dairy farm, so I understand the amount of work involved. I really don't know what to say about your diagnosis, except that I and a lot of other farm loving folks on this channel will be pulling for you.
I'm 55 and have MS also. There are homeopathic ways to manage it.
@@angelzhomestead Thanks, I am 56 and learning. My Mother and sister are both RN's. They have been a lot of help.
You clean Alot of poo. I'm realy interested in your work.God bless.
I enjoy the video mix between the tractors, the animals, and the discussions on your thought process behind your decisions, or in the case of this video indecision. When you change your audience will change, but that should not be a factor in what is going to make you happy. As you get older it's nice to make life a bit easier. The shop would do that, and you have two large tractors with rather big restorations, so my vote is to get the shop done now so you can enjoy it. If you wait 10 years you'll be saying why didn't I do this sooner.
As far as the channel don't change a thing. Repairing equip. is a big part of farming. The shop you obviously need but you have to do what works for you. I enjoy every video no matter what your doing!
Build the shop! Whether you start the restoration or not, get it built now so it'll be there when you need it. As much as you enjoy restoration work on tractors, I think having a comfortable spot to do the work make you enjoy it even more. Love the farming videos as well as the restoration videos. I think keeping a balance of both is very appealing to your core audience. Keep up the good work!!
Pete, get some rest. You’ve had a busy month & you’re still recovering from your illness. You still have your sense of humor & keeping on track. Love your videos.
Hello, Pete. Never concern yourself with whether the channel will become boring because you choose to do one thing over another. I can assure you that, even if you decided to paint the side of the barn, everyone would find it fascinating. That said the success of your channel is because it’s authentic. You are doing what you truly enjoy and your family members are all contributing, not because they have to but because they want to. No doubt formal restorations are truly interesting but even simple pleasures are interesting because you were sharing them with us. In the end, do what pleases you, and I am sure we will follow anywhere you lead us. God bless you and Hillary, all the members of your family.
For what it is worth, I come to watch the farming videos. I'm not into the restoration stuff, but I appreciate that may be your passion. Do what makes you happy, and the viewers will follow because they are drawn to your enthusiasm. I love seeing you raise the pigs too. Gardening, harvesting walnuts, and all things farm life are enjoyable to watch.
Build the shop. You love doing it and you are good at it. It’s now or never.
It is hard to send cows to be processed. I have been there with you and know how it feels. You get attached to them while you are raising them.
For all you people who are watching these wonderful videos, this is as real as it gets!
I learn a lot from your farm videos as well as love the tractor restorations! Even got me encouraged to restore one of my own tractors. With that said love a little of both
Well Pete whatever you choose to do and how you do it we’ll watch and support ya. 656 will be a big project and don’t feel too pressured by all the viewers. Do what is right for you and your family. We’re behind you no matter what.
Ditto!!
@@RoadRunnergarage8570 ditto!
Pete it’s been a true pleasure watching your farm grow, but I found that building more space to store things leads one to buy more things. ❤️🚜🎥
I am not a farmer, never was, never will be. Pete, at 75 I will share with you, that your mind does not get older…. that’s the difficult part about getting older. As you age you will slowly realize that your body can’t do what your mind says it should. I think you will find that out with the next couple of winter projects. You sure can do each of them. BUT after a days work on restoring your tractor you will call it a day and try and relax after dinner. You will go over in your mind what you accomplished that day. And…. You will say, Pete…. I remember doing this job a few years ago and you did in half the time. Not only that you will wake up the next morning and almost dread having to go back and work in a cold workshop but that won’t stop you.
Pete, I saw it on your face at the end of this video. You were going over in your mind that these next few projects may be the most difficult projects you have ever done. I look forward to your next video. I have a feeling that it is now time for Orden to claim number 1.
Pete my husband Dave and I love your videos. As far as your channel goes, do what’s best for you and your family. No sense in going back to feeling the way you did when doing architecture. You never have a dull moment so there should always be content.
Oh Pete! Change and shifting is a constant! As soon as you are used to how things work…💥bamb💥 things have to change! Good luck! I know you and Hilary and kids will make a great plan! Thank you for taking us along! 😊❤😊❤
Pete, I just started watching this year but now I’m hooked and eagerly await each video. I’m a farm boy myself but went into the military as an aircraft mechanic. Now retired and 56yrs old I have learned to do what thrills you most as time and death are fickle. Build the shop so you have a proper safe place to overhaul your tractors. Small spaces crammed with heavy parts are inherently dangerous and you don’t need to put yourself out of commission trying to “make do”. Live life to its fullest now. Tomorrow might not come. Keep up the awesome videos whether it’s farming or restoration I’ll be here waiting for each one. Cheers from Alberta Canada. 😊
Definitely build a workshop. I think you'll be glad you did. You will always have a nice place to work on tractors or do wood working. One day you will retire from farming and you'll be glad to have a workshop to spend your time in.
I see a farmlife vid, I click it immediately. I see tractor-work, I gather them up and when you reach the end I watch the whole thing in one long sitting. Not being terribly technical, it helps all of it make sense - plus, it’s wonderful to watch the thing get torn apart, tenderly worked on, carefully reassembled. It’s so satisfying.
Crazy It seems like just last winter peanut was locked in the pen next to the pigs. It never ceases to amaze me how much I follow along in the portion of your life that you share.
Stick with animals I like the piggy’s. What ever makes you happy that’s what you should do.
I love watching the farm videos! I love your positive attitude and when I am having a bad day I am always excited to watch Just a Few Acres! And keep telling your jokes!
I laughed at the closing music. Thank you.
I love the farming videos, please continue. You could always make a second UA-cam channel for the mechanical things. But please don’t stop the farming videos, that is what I’m here for
I watch the farm videos but not the tractor restorations. I’m not mechanically inclined. But I love all aspects of the farm.
I will keep interested and watching whatever direction your family choses. You seem to always have a great mix of content.
Thanks for the tango as a close! As far as all the issues go--- do not at this time add more work to your autumn. Get well, really well first. Finish the projects you must before deciding how much more to pile on. Burn out can have as much effect as being sick going in to winter can. Keep your health safe first and foremost. Then the issues of new shed and tear downs can be decided.
Farming is not just a job, it’s a way of life. Pete, you look tired and worrying won’t help you heal from being sick. We have a small farm where we grow corn and beans and are trying to get a house built so we can live on the farm. Everything takes twice as long as it should but our dream has been to live on the farm. We are both 72 and we aren’t very patient anymore. But, we can only live one day at a time, so we wait and pray that all the hoops are jumpable. Build the shop, fix your tractors up and enjoy your life. God has a plan, just let him work it out. Best of life to you!
I love the well rounded, all encompassing, busy day to day minutia. The sights, sounds of the ALL of the animals. The manure. And If it ain't broke don't fix it. Keep doing what you're doing. I look forward to every animal moving day and all of the head scratches. Please don't stop!
My starting idea Pete is to make a workshop addon like you did the barn. You can do both tractor restoration and farming as you have always done. For me who is working toward a small farm, helps me. For my mom, she loves watching all sides and parts to farming. Thanks as always. Have a blessed day and the family as well. Until next time.
Pete and Hilarie, you both, as a partnership, should decide what is best for your family, future, and happiness. That is all that really matters. I think one of the bigger questions is how much farming do you see yourselves doing in the next 20 years? What will be the scale and focus of your businesses as you age? Answer with your heart and head, the rest will fall into place. BTW, loved your book Pete❤
I understand the shifting, You are indecisive.
I would terribly miss the farm videos if you chose tractors
I just enjoy everything you both do. I wait for the videos , I search for the new one if I was busy.
I love your interaction with the vocal cows. And your pigs are also enjoyable
I honestly can't help you make a decision because I love everything
Sorry🥰
Thanks Jeanette. The farm videos will continue no matter which way we go. But as Hilarie and I age, we expect to have fewer animals.
Time passes quickly when you are having fun. Contentment, a feeling that guides both of you. Keep that in mind and you cant go wrong.
I like you are on a daily bases looking for the newest video. Something about the charm effect
Who are we to tell you what to do next? You be YOU Pete, pick the choice that will make you happiest 😊. Hilary and you have made awesome choices to keep your farm and UA-cam channel going.,..... So we whatever you two decide, we'll all be here to cheer your on. 💕💓💞
Glad to see your feeling better! You’re very organized and taught me so much! Thank you!
I personally love the farm videos. Can’t wait for the day of the bulls. Your love, appreciation and dedication to your animals is soothing and inspiring to watch. Something I can’t do. I putter on older vehicles. The tractor videos aren’t as entertaining for me, but they are probably the only quality videos out there for people that are looking for them. Such a dilemma. Thanks for all you guys do! I’m always looking for your new videos.
I really admire your desire to preserve the past (Tractors, implements, etc.) while still trying new things.
I'm 54 and I want to be like you when I grow up! 😉
One of the best things about your channel is seeing the restoration process done properly and then actually seeing it back in use on a farm as it was intended.
As far as you tube videos go, I enjoy the summer farming & the winter tractor work. It's a seasonal change we get to look forward to.
I agree love it 👍
Agreed..love the seasonal variety
Well Pete,I have never heard anyone say" I have too big of a shop". Usually it is the opposite. So make you shop 40'x60'. That wsy yòu can have spare room in case a second tractor is down.
Change is difficult, especially when you're not feeling your best. You and Hillary take care of yourself. I enjoy your channel and have learned a little about farm machinery from you. At 71, I don't feel that I'll ever have a need to use that info, but I enjoy learning.
I had to take some time out and work on my own health this year. I hope that things will be better from this time and I look forward to watching more of your channel.
Prayers for health and safety!!!🙏❤🙏
I enjoy watching both your farming videos and the tractor rebuild series. Started watching your videos because i like seeing and hearing the old tractors run but i kept watching because of you. Your kindness and upbeat attitude is not only refreshing but also inspiring. I'm sure whatever you decide to do, people will watch.
I await your videos more than I do the TV shows that air on network tv. Doesn't matter the content. You are a storyteller. You love what you do, the animals, and you love sharing it with us. I will watch whatever you post without hesitation. This channel is pure entertainment and it feels like I have a best friend in you! Even if you don't know me.
I can relate Pete. Good luck with anything you decide to do. Thanks for sharing the video.
Pete, I'd watch you guys do just about anything! I love your personality and perspectives! Just keep sharing whatever it is that you're doing! Thanks!
I worked at my local zoo for a few years, and Orden sounds just like the male lion, getting ready to roar! Makes me nostalgic 😊 Patty always reminds me of a donkey braying too! Much love from Oklahoma!
Hay Pete Realy enjoy your channel ,
You have had a long day sleep on it .
You incorporated so many things into your channel .
I could get into watching you dismantal snd restpre a tractor too .
I also enjoy Hillery . The bird women .
Both of you are such a teem .
Most of all your interaction with your animals .You teach alot by just dhowing us ehat you do .
Look forward to the bulls reunited and see what yhey do
Thankyou soo much for sharing your farm with us .
Wish i could see you at yhe farmers market , but i live in utah .
Take care .
Pete, you don’t need me to tell you , but you know you will not be content until you redo do the 656 International and the 2000 loader. You can put it off but it will always be on your mind until the rebuild is completed.
You are right.
Pete and Hillary (I'm sure that you make important decisions together!), I believe that when crossroads come along and we have to choose one; left? right, straight ahead? or all three?, our mind immediately goes to one.! The gut feeling. But right away you question yourself.
Here is a question for you. Do the kids have any interest in the farm down the line! Would they be interested in a partnership? Their interest in one aspect could free you up for another.
Anyway, like my husband says, it's not a bad decision to have!
My business is a completely different one, but I totally agree: any shift or change takes a lot of thinking while you do the daily chores!
Pete The variety that you have now is great. It catches the interest of many different areas.
You and Hillary are great examples of how to treat other people, and to take good care of animals. As if that wasn't enough you have shared your wisdom and common sense about how to do things and how to be good stewards of your blessings.
Pray about your decisions and ask the Lord for His direction.
And keep wearing that Hawkeye shirt!
Blessings
Keep doing exactly what you have been doing all along. It is great. The mix makes it more interesting to me!
I have chronic health issues and I have taken this year off work (Lawyer) to focus on me and my gardens. You give me strength to undertake my little garden projects. You remind me that its okay to consider a project and as I go the little issues I face can change the original thought processes. Which entails making changes towards the new goal. Thank you to you and Hilary for your videos.
You Don’t look very happy today. Great video as usual hope you get the tractors sorted
I'm not gonna lie, seeing Peanut on deck hits the feels a little. But I understand that's life on a farm. I also have to admit, your wrenching videos are some of my favorite content on your channel Pete.
Enjoy all your wonderful videos, Pete and Hillary! Having been a dairy farmer for about 25 years I enjoy seeing all the animals and your approach on everything. You have so much patience working with the animals and I really appreciate that. Saying all that, your gift is with your mechanical skills. So detail oriented with great camera angles and explanations of what and why you’re doing things. I would get through this year, get your work shop built and start doing all your tractor projects there. I’m sure you would having a booming business of restoring tractors for as long as you wanted to do it. I would want you to rebuild mine after watching how fussy you are. Best of luck in your decision!! I’ll be watching, no matter what.
And the way the cows come running when you call is so amusing to me
Figuring out the questions is the first step! You all are so smart and thoughtful that answers will come and then maybe more questions and then more answers.
Never thought I’d enjoy watching tractor restoration, but here I am.
I’m your same age born in 1969 and I’m still figuring out what I want to be when I grow up, too.
Spent 20 years leading corporate HR. Now I have my own tiny farm and this is the time of year to do a “tear down” of this year and figure out what’s next for 2024.
Much love to you all!
Do it!! Do It!! Do It!!!!, I'll watch ya build it n build in it :)
All I know is that I’m at peace with the world when I turn on your channel and watch those cows, steers, chickens, kitties and pigs. Moving things from here to there in those wonderful old trackers of yours. Nothing bothers me and It doesn’t matter what it is your showing, I know I’m gonna like it, no if’s or buts about it.
Thank you Mr. Pete and Ms Hillary for the enjoyment of your company🌹
Don't forget the manure spreader needs work
Pete, I have been following you over the past couple of years. I have enjoyed all the content you have created. As it relates to what you asked feedback for, my thoughts start with planning for the future. You are not getting younger so… #1 continually working to simplify your operations (and remain profitable), while simultaneously #2 taking steps to build your new shop (you need this sooner than later), and finally #3 taking only absolutely necessary steps to repair equipment. Concerning the channel content…I prefer the mix of every-day farm life and tractor restoration.
You could probably put your current loader on the 756 until you get the 656 fixed and then fix the loader and put it back on the 656 . I have a 2350 on my 186 and it has a skid loader adapter plate on it (ATI maybe)
Please do not change your farm videos. We love watching
I know you wouldn't accept it because youre too modest but I would donate to a fundraiser to help you build a shop. I've been watching this channel for a while now and although i do really enjoy the chore-type videos, i also enjoy the tractor restoration ones too. The way i see it, i wouldnt be donating but instead paying money for higher quality content if you had a nicer shop with more equipment. It doesn't have to be a gofundme either; it could be something like, "buy a 30$ t-shirt & half the proceeds go to the new shop fund!" Whatever makes you feel like you're not panhandling (you wouldnt be). Dont be selfish, you owe it to the fans! Start the fundraiser, take my money and build a dream shop!!
Pete I'm sure that what ever you decide to do about the tractor repair will be right for you. As far as building a new larger shop it has to make sense for your needs and a joint decision with Hillary. I enjoy all the aspects of your channel from the animals, market,equipment working/repairs. To your Barbecuing to just sitting and chatting to those that watch. Until next time have a good day.
Hey Pete I restored a IH b250 and thought that was hard. Pete I respect you for what you do and how much time you. Put in your videos and tractors. Bigger a tractor is always harder in a small shed.
I would like to see Hillary driving a tractor.
Love the channel! I think you can’t seperare the mechanics from the farm. I would say your little workshop is a staple of the farm. Can’t wait to see how you move forward!
Great video personally I like the mix of the tractors and the farm.
I totally get the shifting part for the farm. We did that just last year by selling most of the cattle and going into grain. Its a nerve wrecking choice that hold a ton of uncertainty but looking back a year later, we are quite happy. My father who will be turning 60 wanted a huge shop all his life so he could do wood working and restore tractor. After the last few years of pricing out a 40 by 50 ft shop, he came to the conclusion that the price to build it just does not make sense. So he shifted his plans and turned a bay from one of our pole sheds into his restoration shop and build a small addition onto his garage for much less. It might not be exactly what he wanted with all the fancy stuff but he is happy with it. That is one thing you could do too. Take the last bay of your shed and turn it into a heated shop. its quite cheap and not too much work to build it since the tructure is there. Just a idea.
I like your idea. I was thinking the same thing.
You had a big year this year with the big barn and all , take sometime and what will suit you best will come to you l am sure
Hopefully anything and all you decide will be successful for you. How old is Patty , l think she’s bossy but l love her attitude
Chris from Aussie ❤
Can’t wait to hear your decision…content will be great in either case. Thanks for sharing your day!
Keep showing us the all of your great farm. Animals and Tractors. Love your channel. You always got good stuff you watch.
We hope your feeling better this week Peter
Sending love to you and Hillary
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Ask the Lord what you should do. That is the way to handle things. My husband and I watch everyday. Reruns and all. Looking forward to whatever you decide. Believing you will do the right thing.
I just received your book in the mail, I look forward to reading it.
I would really miss the animals and the farm work if you went totally tractor in your focus. I'm a girl (well a 59 year old girl) and I never knew I would enjoy hearing about tractors and the different types and uses for each and of course the maintenance. But I really tune in for the animals and farm work. It's oddly relaxing!
Build a nice shop!
Continue to follow what most stimulates your passions! Keep it simple, plenty of time to think it over. Thanks for reaching out for comments.❤
Thank you for sharing all that you do. I am a 61 year old farm boy living in a city. Life choices took me away from raising sheep and baling hay! My Dad was a gentleman farmer/collage professor who didn't understand machinery thus I repaired the equipment. Many, many years ago! Watching your youtube is relaxing and brings back memories! Thanks! Its a great mix for me! Your right there is nothing like finishing mowing hay. The smells are awesome.
I always say if it's not broken don't fix it, meaning your doing best of both worlds now w/ about 500,000 viewers. I love both animals and tractor work, I am 66yrs. Young .lol .
I just like the way yours and Hillaries life styles are. Farming!! I Crack up everytime Orden speaks like he is disgusted w/ the girls. Lolol. Always look forward to your videos. Thank you both and family for sharing your world with the rest of us!! Blessings 🙌 always ❤😊🎉 Marion
Love your content for many years. It's a tough business you're in and the New York Government sadly wants to make farmers'lives a whole lot more difficult from what I see. Good luck with whatever your choices are.
Do you my friend. I think you rebuilding trackers are really cool to watch. I think all your livestock is really fun watch . Build that new garage. Drop down to just chicks and cows. What ever you two want to do. You guys are fun to watch. But it’s still kills me you won’t get a skid steer! I just don’t get that one . Your getting up there on your channel. Thank about getting you a helper for you guys. Don’t have to have them in the spot light. Like you said. Your 55 and probably 20 more Good years . You’re a smart man you will figure it out. PS we love your wife’s smile. Makes me smile every time she does.
Another great video! I appreciate how well you explain a process
and share your reasoning for doing things.
Decisions decisions? I can't wait for the outcome. Will be here to watch!
Pete this channel is perfect and well balanced. I and I'm sure other subscribers are happy as Patty on fresh pasture.
Tough decision, I would prefer higher percentage of tractor restoration, I love to learn and see the results in action. Bigger shop yes, but keep the farming, just make it more like 50-50, if the viewership data supports it.
Orden is such a nice looking bull. Thanks Pete for sharing life, thoughts, and philosophy with us. Can you tell us about your garden?
Plan for what you will be able to do when you are 75, so that when you get there, you can do so with ease. One of the best people around that can help you on this is your dad.
Pete your great. Do what makes you happy. I'll watch your videos no matter. You have great content.
Oh Pete!!! That's a huge and difficult decision!! Please keep the farming videos! It's a perfect mix but we will supply you either way! Thank you!
Wish you all the best Pete, but I like to see more videos from Animals and Farming 👍🏻
Orton is funny!
I can't tell you how much I enjoy your channel. Thank you, thank you, thank you.