My dad always told us that the reason he had a garden was to have something for the kids to do and stay out of trouble!! It usually worked, by the time it was done, we were too tired for trouble
I really like the looks of your pigs. You really have a nice crosses. The color, the long and thick bodies and the shorter legs are really nice. They have nice temperament too... I wish more people kept pigs as nicely maintained as you do. Such nice and spacious pens. Can't wait to see all the pretty colors in the piglets.
we only farrowed pigs once and we used 2" of clean sand. It seemed to work pretty good for us. My Dad always believed in animals giving birth outside whenever he could. My mom never agree. Thanks Pete this was fun.
It's always a pleasure to watch your videos. My son and I are cutting hay today, so between the times of checking each field, delivering water and relieving my son for lunch, I watched as much as I could, until I finished it. I enjoyed watching you and your opinion. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful week.
As soon as I heard the bell, I hurried to my phone. I didn't want to miss this video. I was not disappointed. Soon there will be young ones on the farm. Always a joy to see all the animals. 👍 Ok I got me with the single joke. I thought I was serious. Ok good one. All the married ones lived.😂😂😂. Till next time. Vee and family.✌️🙂👋.
Another Great Sunday Video Pete, I was wondering how Red and the crew were doing, now I know, can't wait for the litters. to see the new piglets, Let's hope Red does not lay on any out of this batch to come. Sad but a fact of raising Pigs. I really like your idea of the heat lamp and partition in the corner to keep them away from Mom when she lays down. And the concrete floors make perfect sense to me. One of the problems with dirt floor is they will rut up a rock that's ten feet down!! ha ha. if it's in there they will find it and bring it to the surface. Thanks for another great video Pete. ECF
Good morning Pete. Watching all your videos from southeast Arizona sure makes me and my wife jealous for how green your farm gets this time of year. Plus all the rain. Thanks for all the great videos
Hi,my husband so enjoys watching your videos. He grew up on a farm and the first 20 years of our marriage we farmed in Manitoba Canada . My husband now is in his eighty’s and has severe dementia/Alzheimer’s and your mixed farming videos help to keep him engaged and busy for short periods of time several times a day. Thank you for sharing your day via video with us.
Looks like the sows will be giving you a lot of piglets. Hopefully they are healthy and stay out of mama's way. The farm is looking good. I scaled my garden back this year. I took a trip for a few weeks when I normally would be starting cucumbers and such, and our weather has been all over the place, so I didn't really get the gardening bug I guess. I will hopefully have a good amount of tomatoes and just enough cucumbers and peppers.
When I was younger we had pigs too. Our pen and stalls were make shift. It had concrete a raised wood deck and of course plenty of mud. I built my house 20 years later on the same property and tomatoes grew up on their own for a long time after the pigs were gone
Chorus of NOOOO's today! Right as you went out to look at the cows an ad popped up extolling Beyond Meat Jerky... YUKKKK!!! You have to be like the Gambler- "Know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em" It's a ballet all right and you & Hilarie are the maestros. Our heat index is 108 today, so the guys have agreed not to whine and to wear their big boy pants. (It's good for 'em commented one Mom) We're overseeing about as much garden space as you showed, one day a week, so we have to get after it. Broilers coming in August...
Great to see things coming along so well. We used to have a bigger garden but now we just have some nice tomatoes and some raspberry bushes. Thanks Pete.
I enjoy watching American farmers planting corn making hey I can smell a marvelous but they're too especially good Farms yours is one and Country Acres is one you guys always have a plan you're always working you're always doing something to improve your lot I love it and you don't complain
First, you’re sow looks really nice & I Hope everything goes well with her birthing process and none of the piglets are killed❣️❣️We had a concrete floor in our barn for the versing animals and like you wake up a small amount of bedding on the floor, for the same reason!! Also, we nailed a board up just enough for the little big lights to get under and away from your mother because those cells are big and way a lot and while they don’t mean to lay on the babies it does tend to happen and especially if she still birthing from the first pig to the last pig… She gets uncomfortable & cantankerous!! Next, we had a salad it was so big… She was a Hamp (Black with white stripe for those who aren’t familiar), & she would be the biggest Sal of all❣️We were just sure she was going to have the most pigs and ask kids would have Bets about how many she would have..The first year she had one very big pig and my dad was very disappointed. Second year same thing; the third year when it happened again…She and her pig we’re loaded up and immediately taken to the Sell Barn as she was breaking Our bank of profits.!! Sandi Brock farms has a Ewe Called: “ Big Mama”..And there are many pictures of her w/ her SUPER-WIDE LOAD Just before she delivers. She is twice size or more of any of the other sheep. And every time she has ONE BIG LAMB!❣️❣️❣️❣️Big Mama is one of Sandi’s favorite Ewes as She is such a sweetheart and always comes up to Sandi and wants to be petted and loved on!! I don’t know what she’ll decide to do this year if it happens again. She is a very good mother that’s for sure. You really have a lot of nice animals & I like that you try new things. I find your videos very educational and interesting. And your farm always looks nice not necessarily perfect but it looks like a farm that is taken care of like ours was… Not looking to get an a Magazine but keeping things mowed and put away and parked nicely as much as you could !! I am a big fan of raised flowerbeds and garden beds especially as we get older❣️❣️❣️ When I grew up on the farm we had well over 4 acres of Garden crops that needed to be taken care of for family and then also an orchard. There were times where we complain because we didn’t want to do the work but we never complain about the wonderful produce that was available to us all year round. It was a lot of fun canning with Mom, and I really love going out to the garden in the evening in the summertime when it had cooled off and listening to the sound of the hall cutting through the black soil and the rhythm of multiple people going at the same time my father had an exceptional strong cut and angle into that garden and for me, that was a great time and he was in the garden with us, And of course Mommy, too.. many years later, they told me they were outside in the garden alone after dinner/supper and told us kids we didn’t have to go which of course we gave them no argument… And the reason they did that was so that they could have quiet time to talk about important business but also to get away from 12 kids and have “GROWN-UP” time💕💕💕💕💕❣️❣️They always hold hands and kiss details are in front of us kids and that was the best gift they could’ve given us is showing their love. We had a wonderful upbringing and I love the farm… I don’t think I got to say it on another video but you were out with the cows and you had to moved them, And you were talking about you just love listening to the sound of the cattle eating the grass. I always enjoy seeing cows on the hillside as I always thought it was such a beautiful scene there a dark color against the green grass!!❣️❣️❣️ but my other favorite thing was when I lived in Kansas, I was going out to my father-in-law‘s Wheatfield I’m just standing along the edge of the wheat fields and listening to the wheae
@@sueupham2519 Thank You sue, for your kind words. A lot of people made fun of us being such a big family but we are very close still to this day and the joy continues year after year♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ God bless you and take care❣️❣️
Those last piglets were the cutest! I can't wait to see the new additions. Not sure what camera you use, but the color on your videos is just beautiful, always!
I didn't realize how much work is involved I'm a city guy just go to the store and it's done I would love to have my kids come visit you with me even my wife and we could help out and learn a thing or two take care and thank you
Love your farm, Pete. Keep us up to date on your garden throughout the year. My garden is similar and I could use some good tips on different growing methods. I grow huge tomatoes and train them to climb as you said. Idaho's climate is much different but the growing technic is similar. Thanks for the tour.
You care for and love these pigs so much. Do you farm pigs for meat? Will you eat the piglets? I just can’t believe that such a loving man could do that with such indifference. You can really see the love he has in his heart for those pigs.
Farm is looking great! Black Krim and Cherokee Purple are two of our favorites. Brown’s Yellow Giant and Sunset’s Red Horizon round out our favorites for tomato sandwiches and salads.
Hi Pete Watching from Philippines..I love how you run your farm,I enjoyed watchinh every video you put in here. As A pig Farmer I also learn a lot from you. So I thank you for that. Looking for morw wonderful videos... God bless and stay safe
Pete are you planing to grow the cattle herd more ? IMO small farms like this will thrive when grocery stores have a hard time keeping shelves full. Can't wait to see all the babies hit the ground and run around the farm .
I’ve never seen such a week-cared for momma pig. What a wonderful change from those pig farm factories. It’s obvious Pig and you are fond of one another. Great to see. Thank you.
A while back you said you would build a waterer for the pig’s gate, it would definitely help keep the pen cleaner. Love your videos keep them coming Pete!
YOUR A GREAT. CONTRIBUTION. TOO A. FARMING. EXAMPLE. AND. FARM LIFE. THANK YOU. FOR. GIVING. NUMBERS. AND A REAL. LOOK AT A. FARM. OPERATION. I. WANT A. FARM LIFE.
Pete, l and a 59 year old city guy who knows squat about farming. I need you to know l cannot get enough of your Vids. l am truly fascinated with your life. Thank you for taking the time to share.
Hello young man I've just watched this video and when you were in the garden I suddenly thought that have you ever thought about leaving a bit of your manure putting it in the garden in a pile and planting pumpkin seeds in it it would be a lovely treat for all the animals as well as you and the Pumpkins as seeds are a very cheap feed because you wouldn't even need fertiliser
Hi Pete, thanks so much for tour of the farm and progress report for this summer. Always informative and educational. I watch everyone of your videos, they make my day. We all need purpose in life and you surely have it with your farm. Even when we have trouble times now in our lives, you are always upbeat and positive. Love that you bring joy 🤩 and happiness to my life. Take care and have a great 😊 day.
We sold our breeding stock off in April. Boy it was a sad day when the last of the trio left. Today we were looking at the paddocks the breeders lived on and talked about how much joy and frustration Cowpig, Xena, and Squirrel brought us.
Hey pete,..incredible job, beautiful farm and family. Membership ,everyone all time...inside...in produccion..congratulations, you teach me..meny things above..especial..mechanical tips, animal attention and family hard job. Tks..again,god bless you! .
You are t he only one that will be welling to watch all the time . You a very important part of farming that people don't how hard it is it make bless you bob
Hi Pete you definitely doing incredible job on your farm a lot of hard work. I am really appreciated that you sharing your work on the farm and it looks like you enjoy what you doing because all of your animals are happy I love when you talkin to the cows brings me a good memories of my grandparents I know they were working hard on their Farm but I learned a lot from them like I'm learning from you. Thank you stay healthy be happy peace
We’ve had 100+ degree weather, nothing is growing and I’m happy when everything doesn’t die. The amazing thing this year is I tried to grow lettuce and they are doing great. Pretty good for the high NM desert!
Watching your videos gives me so much insight about the world of farming. I would enjoy my time with the animals and, still unsure, if I could do all the work. My mother had her own garden but she grew flowers rather then vegetables and fruit. Weeds are a big problem which is why she had them place in storage containers. Didn't have the weed problem but did have the flowers dry out more quickly. One day I would love to just work at a farm and get the idea of how the work is. I know it's not all animals but working with animals is a pretty big highlight for me.
Always enjoy your videos Pete. Love seeing the animals and hearing about the plans you have for the farm. Thank you for all you are doing during this stressful time.
My dad always told us that the reason he had a garden was to have something for the kids to do and stay out of trouble!! It usually worked, by the time it was done, we were too tired for trouble
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Have you met the preeminent farmer in the area? Yes, he's truly a man out standing in his field!
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I really like the looks of your pigs. You really have a nice crosses. The color, the long and thick bodies and the shorter legs are really nice. They have nice temperament too... I wish more people kept pigs as nicely maintained as you do. Such nice and spacious pens. Can't wait to see all the pretty colors in the piglets.
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So happy to see that you got back into the garden and gave us a little vegetable content. Hope you have a great harvest this year!
I love seeing the baby's piglets. Yes, fresh grown chicken are the best.
Pete, I don't remember if I've ever told you how much I adore your farm's logo.
Hi, I’m not Pete and my garden is a flop this year lol. I will just live my garden life vicariously through you Pete!
I'm definitely not a gardener. I garden vicariously through "This is my H-E-B" commercials. Bumper crops EVERY year! 🌞
I've struggled with my garden also this year! We are having an unseasonably cold spring on the West coast of Canada
Singlehandedly the most coupled to humor. Thanks Pete.
Really looking forward to piglet season again. They are so cute and the running always make me smile. "Run Run Run Run"
Pete, Wow those pigs are huge. Really liked this video. Can't wait for all the new babies.
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we only farrowed pigs once and we used 2" of clean sand. It seemed to work pretty good for us. My Dad always believed in animals giving birth outside whenever he could. My mom never agree. Thanks Pete this was fun.
It's always a pleasure to watch your videos. My son and I are cutting hay today, so between the times of checking each field, delivering water and relieving my son for lunch, I watched as much as I could, until I finished it. I enjoyed watching you and your opinion. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful week.
Good morning Pete! Wouldn’t be a great Sunday morning without one of your videos! Farms looking great thanks for the tour.
Always like baby season and what what's better to go along with that is Saturday Marketing, Love it All.Hope for the best for you Pete and farm
Hey Pete i loved your Smoke on the water bit.
As soon as I heard the bell, I hurried to my phone. I didn't want to miss this video. I was not disappointed. Soon there will be young ones on the farm. Always a joy to see all the animals. 👍 Ok I got me with the single joke. I thought I was serious. Ok good one. All the married ones lived.😂😂😂. Till next time. Vee and family.✌️🙂👋.
I enjoy seeing new piglets; they are so cute. I really liked watching the haying process. 🐷🐖
Another Great Sunday Video Pete, I was wondering how Red and the crew were doing, now I know, can't wait for the litters. to see the new piglets, Let's hope Red does not lay on any out of this batch to come. Sad but a fact of raising Pigs. I really like your idea of the heat lamp and partition in the corner to keep them away from Mom when she lays down. And the concrete floors make perfect sense to me. One of the problems with dirt floor is they will rut up a rock that's ten feet down!! ha ha. if it's in there they will find it and bring it to the surface. Thanks for another great video Pete. ECF
Good morning Pete. Watching all your videos from southeast Arizona sure makes me and my wife jealous for how green your farm gets this time of year. Plus all the rain. Thanks for all the great videos
I'm looking so forward to seeing the piglets! I love it when you say "run, run, run, run!" and they run and hide...so funny
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THANK YOU Pete , for the update !
GOD BLESS !!!
Have a good day Pete thanks for sharing your time with the world
Good Show Pete….I loved it and I look forward to the piglets and calf’s!!!
The farm is looking good a lot better than most around here in Texas we hit 104 yesterday
I can see why the boar is a good breeder, he puts most bulls to shame. Lol
Hi,my husband so enjoys watching your videos. He grew up on a farm and the first 20 years of our marriage we farmed in Manitoba Canada . My husband now is in his eighty’s and has severe dementia/Alzheimer’s and your mixed farming videos help to keep him engaged and busy for short periods of time several times a day. Thank you for sharing your day via video with us.
can't wait to see all the little ones arrive at the farm! great video love the farm tours.
Your scaled down garden is very nice and simple. Can't wait to see the new babies.
Looks like the sows will be giving you a lot of piglets. Hopefully they are healthy and stay out of mama's way.
The farm is looking good. I scaled my garden back this year. I took a trip for a few weeks when I normally would be starting cucumbers and such, and our weather has been all over the place, so I didn't really get the gardening bug I guess. I will hopefully have a good amount of tomatoes and just enough cucumbers and peppers.
When I was younger we had pigs too. Our pen and stalls were make shift. It had concrete a raised wood deck and of course plenty of mud. I built my house 20 years later on the same property and tomatoes grew up on their own for a long time after the pigs were gone
Good luck with all your birthing, hope you have great survival success. All is looking good so far! Have a great day.
Chorus of NOOOO's today! Right as you went out to look at the cows an ad popped up extolling Beyond Meat Jerky... YUKKKK!!! You have to be like the Gambler- "Know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em" It's a ballet all right and you & Hilarie are the maestros. Our heat index is 108 today, so the guys have agreed not to whine and to wear their big boy pants. (It's good for 'em commented one Mom) We're overseeing about as much garden space as you showed, one day a week, so we have to get after it. Broilers coming in August...
Pete your always a pleasure to watch. Thank you and may the lord Bless you and yours.
My grandma Mamie had a garden she cooked Wilted Lettuce was amazing. Great video your farm seems so peaceful. Nice to see you today.
Great to see things coming along so well. We used to have a bigger garden but now we just have some nice tomatoes and some raspberry bushes. Thanks Pete.
Looks great Pete, Hillary you work hard. Have a great day.
Another great video sounds like you have it all planned and running well prayers to you and your family
I enjoy watching American farmers planting corn making hey I can smell a marvelous but they're too especially good Farms yours is one and Country Acres is one you guys always have a plan you're always working you're always doing something to improve your lot I love it and you don't complain
First, you’re sow looks really nice & I Hope everything goes well with her birthing process and none of the piglets are killed❣️❣️We had a concrete floor in our barn for the versing animals and like you wake up a small amount of bedding on the floor, for the same reason!! Also, we nailed a board up just enough for the little big lights to get under and away from your mother because those cells are big and way a lot and while they don’t mean to lay on the babies it does tend to happen and especially if she still birthing from the first pig to the last pig… She gets uncomfortable & cantankerous!!
Next, we had a salad it was so big… She was a Hamp (Black with white stripe for those who aren’t familiar),
& she would be the biggest Sal of all❣️We were just sure she was going to have the most pigs and ask kids would have Bets about how many she would have..The first year she had one very big pig and my dad was very disappointed. Second year same thing; the third year when it happened again…She and her pig we’re loaded up and immediately taken to the Sell Barn as she was breaking Our bank of profits.!!
Sandi Brock farms has a Ewe Called:
“ Big Mama”..And there are many pictures of her w/ her SUPER-WIDE LOAD Just before she delivers. She is twice size or more of any of the other sheep. And every time she has
ONE BIG LAMB!❣️❣️❣️❣️Big Mama is one of Sandi’s favorite Ewes as She is such a sweetheart and always comes up to Sandi and wants to be petted and loved on!! I don’t know what she’ll decide to do this year if it happens again. She is a very good mother that’s for sure.
You really have a lot of nice animals & I like that you try new things. I find your videos very educational and interesting. And your farm always looks nice not necessarily perfect but it looks like a farm that is taken care of like ours was… Not looking to get an a Magazine but keeping things mowed and put away and parked nicely as much as you could !! I am a big fan of raised flowerbeds and garden beds especially as we get older❣️❣️❣️
When I grew up on the farm we had well over 4 acres of Garden crops that needed to be taken care of for family and then also an orchard. There were times where we complain because we didn’t want to do the work but we never complain about the wonderful produce that was available to us all year round. It was a lot of fun canning with Mom, and I really love going out to the garden in the evening in the summertime when it had cooled off and listening to the sound of the hall cutting through the black soil and the rhythm of multiple people going at the same time my father had an exceptional strong cut and angle into that garden and for me, that was a great time and he was in the garden with us, And of course Mommy, too.. many years later, they told me they were outside in the garden alone after dinner/supper and told us kids we didn’t have to go which of course we gave them no argument… And the reason they did that was so that they could have quiet time to talk about important business but also to get away from 12 kids and have “GROWN-UP” time💕💕💕💕💕❣️❣️They always hold hands and kiss details are in front of us kids and that was the best gift they could’ve given us is showing their love. We had a wonderful upbringing and I love the farm… I don’t think I got to say it on another video but you were out with the cows and you had to moved them, And you were talking about you just love listening to the sound of the cattle eating the grass. I always enjoy seeing cows on the hillside as I always thought it was such a beautiful scene there a dark color against the green grass!!❣️❣️❣️ but my other favorite thing was when I lived in Kansas, I was going out to my father-in-law‘s Wheatfield I’m just standing along the edge of the wheat fields and listening to the wheae
Cont’d: Love listening to the sound of the wheat swaying back-and-forth in the wind😊♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🌈
@@sueupham2519 Thank You sue, for your kind words. A lot of people made fun of us being such a big family but we are very close still to this day and the joy continues year after year♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ God bless you and take care❣️❣️
Thanks for the tour/update on the farm animals. Like your garden too!
Those last piglets were the cutest! I can't wait to see the new additions. Not sure what camera you use, but the color on your videos is just beautiful, always!
You’ve got a nice farm Pete! I like it.
Wonderful update. Everything and every being looks healthy and happy. Thanks, Pete
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Thanks for the tour, love your videos Pete, you give this old farm boy something to look forward to!,
I didn't realize how much work is involved I'm a city guy just go to the store and it's done I would love to have my kids come visit you with me even my wife and we could help out and learn a thing or two take care and thank you
I love your jokes, they Crack me up, keep them coming.😂
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤ 🎀 ❤ 🎀 ❤ 🎀
Love your farm, Pete. Keep us up to date on your garden throughout the year. My garden is similar and I could use some good tips on different growing methods. I grow huge tomatoes and train them to climb as you said. Idaho's climate is much different but the growing technic is similar. Thanks for the tour.
Im still enjoying your videos Pete
From one former Mountaineer thank you for wearing the mountaineer shirt.
Also that was one of your best jokes about the airplane crash.
Pete,
You have a Beautiful herd!
And place. Congregations!
Keep Smilin!
great video, thank you Pete. good luck with Red farrowing
So great to see a smile on your face. God bless and keep up the good work.. JR
Thank you, cannot wait to see the new piglets😍!
You care for and love these pigs so much. Do you farm pigs for meat? Will you eat the piglets? I just can’t believe that such a loving man could do that with such indifference. You can really see the love he has in his heart for those pigs.
Farm is looking great!
Black Krim and Cherokee Purple are two of our favorites. Brown’s Yellow Giant and Sunset’s Red Horizon round out our favorites for tomato sandwiches and salads.
Hi Pete Watching from Philippines..I love how you run your farm,I enjoyed watchinh every video you put in here.
As A pig Farmer I also learn a lot from you.
So I thank you for that.
Looking for morw wonderful videos...
God bless and stay safe
Pete are you planing to grow the cattle herd more ? IMO small farms like this will thrive when grocery stores have a hard time keeping shelves full. Can't wait to see all the babies hit the ground and run around the farm .
I’ve never seen such a week-cared for momma pig. What a wonderful change from those pig farm factories. It’s obvious Pig and you are fond of one another. Great to see. Thank you.
Sure enjoy every show , thank you for taking all the time and effort do do it .
I can tell by your conversations that you do what’s best for your pigs. I love farms that truly care about the animals.
A while back you said you would build a waterer for the pig’s gate, it would definitely help keep the pen cleaner. Love your videos keep them coming Pete!
Great video. I always enjoy watching your videos. I learn a lot from you. We are expecting our first Dexter calf soon.
YOUR A GREAT. CONTRIBUTION. TOO A. FARMING. EXAMPLE. AND. FARM LIFE. THANK YOU. FOR. GIVING. NUMBERS. AND A REAL. LOOK AT A. FARM. OPERATION. I. WANT A. FARM LIFE.
3:27 that was gnarly !!
Congratulations Red ❤️
You had me at piglet nursery. Then you throw Ritchie Blackmore in the mix... Good video guys!!!
Pete, l and a 59 year old city guy who knows squat about farming. I need you to know l cannot get enough of your Vids. l am truly fascinated with your life. Thank you for taking the time to share.
Your pastures are gorgeous nice and thick, I totally needed this one nice job Pete.
Like your garden gate. When I was a kid, all the farm gates were wooden.
Yep...enjoyed the update on the pigs and chickens. Good luck on the farrowing and calving. Good vlog.
Hello young man I've just watched this video and when you were in the garden I suddenly thought that have you ever thought about leaving a bit of your manure putting it in the garden in a pile and planting pumpkin seeds in it it would be a lovely treat for all the animals as well as you and the Pumpkins as seeds are a very cheap feed because you wouldn't even need fertiliser
Pigs are definitely my next livestock
Meet and greet? More like 'You did this to me!" to big John.
That’s the best shirt you own. Keep wearing it!
Your jokes get me every time 🤣
Hi Pete, thanks so much for tour of the farm and progress report for this summer. Always informative and educational. I watch everyone of your videos, they make my day. We all need purpose in life and you surely have it with your farm. Even when we have trouble times now in our lives, you are always upbeat and positive. Love that you bring joy 🤩 and happiness to my life. Take care and have a great 😊 day.
Thank you Harrison Chevy!
Sweet T-Shirt... Almost Heaven...WV... Take me home... Country Roads... Another great video to start the week..
We sold our breeding stock off in April. Boy it was a sad day when the last of the trio left. Today we were looking at the paddocks the breeders lived on and talked about how much joy and frustration Cowpig, Xena, and Squirrel brought us.
Wow! You're a really busy Guy! Really admire you, wish I could come visit your Wonderful Farm!
Hey pete,..incredible job, beautiful farm and family.
Membership ,everyone all time...inside...in produccion..congratulations, you teach me..meny things above..especial..mechanical tips, animal attention and family hard job. Tks..again,god bless you!
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Got to keep those piggies warm ❤️🐷🎥
Doing a great job Pete👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Pete ,you gave a great tour of the livestock
Man! I love to grow cherokee purple tomatoes I hope you get some big ones there.
They are my favorites.
Good morning Pete, very enjoyable video, thanks for sharing & have a great day.
Let’s go Mountaineers! 😁 Good T shirt choice.
Great video Pete. You are always a joy to watch. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for the Dad jokes. I really like them. Loves and Hugs from the old lady in New Mexico USA
You are t he only one that will be welling to watch all the time . You a very important part of farming that people don't how hard it is it make bless you bob
Let's Gooooooo....Mountaineers! Let's Gooooooo.....Mountaineers! :)
Love seeing what's going on around your homestead! Can't wait to see the piglets.
Thanks Pete for sharing about your garden.
I remember that time a Piper Cub crashed in our local cemetery. It took authorities weeks to uncover all the bodies.
Hi Pete you definitely doing incredible job on your farm a lot of hard work. I am really appreciated that you sharing your work on the farm and it looks like you enjoy what you doing because all of your animals are happy I love when you talkin to the cows brings me a good memories of my grandparents I know they were working hard on their Farm but I learned a lot from them like I'm learning from you. Thank you stay healthy be happy peace
Piglets are the cutest things. Can't wait to see this year's.
always enjoy your videos and learn a lot and thats a bonus thanks and good luck with your peak season...
I enjoy your videos on your pigs...Thanks :)
He had us in the first half not gonna lie.
We’ve had 100+ degree weather, nothing is growing and I’m happy when everything doesn’t die. The amazing thing this year is I tried to grow lettuce and they are doing great. Pretty good for the high NM desert!
Watching your videos gives me so much insight about the world of farming. I would enjoy my time with the animals and, still unsure, if I could do all the work. My mother had her own garden but she grew flowers rather then vegetables and fruit. Weeds are a big problem which is why she had them place in storage containers. Didn't have the weed problem but did have the flowers dry out more quickly. One day I would love to just work at a farm and get the idea of how the work is. I know it's not all animals but working with animals is a pretty big highlight for me.
Always enjoy your videos Pete. Love seeing the animals and hearing about the plans you have for the farm. Thank you for all you are doing during this stressful time.