Another Great Day on the Farm!

[@gman323232]

my name is ,,,,,,,,,,,,'FARMER G",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and my wife had Pete sign his book in my honor, for my July 31 birthday. That was a special gift for me. Kerri is a wonderful wife. Thank you "Pete" !!!

[@brycewiborg8095]

2 years with geese, and the burdock dies out. Must be a delicacie because they won't let burdock reseed. We ran range pigs in Sudan grass. I'm always glad to see the old ways. Thanks Pete.

[@vivianzuniga8814]

Thank God your bulls are calm with you! Being around cattle all my life, when the bulls go to bellering and pawing; rubbing their heads on the ground. It’s time to get back, way back! Lol

[@kirkwilson10]

Pig and Cow Psychology 101! Joking aside, it's bedrock stuff if you're gonna have animals. I do think Job said it best, " But ask now the beasts, and they shall teach thee, And the fowls of the air and they shall tell thee..." The guys will love this one when we get back to school on the 15th. Thanks for all you and Hilarie do and have done in helping me do this. One of the guys has got a job now and your displays of diligence, perseverance and humor has been a factor, bless you!

[@Mach11976]

Thanks Pete, having a rough day. I'm a veteran and I know tough times come and go. I appreciate you taking me away from those thoughts and feelings for awhile. Blessings to y'all's family and Thanks.

[@JustaFewAcresFarm]

Hi Brian, it's important to remember that tough times are temporary. Best of luck to you.

[@Mach11976]

@@JustaFewAcresFarm Thanks Pete and family. Sometimes dreams can be unbearable but I have wonderful Doctors who get me through. Thanks

[@JessicaMichiganGirl]

Praying for you, thank you for your service

[@practicallyallthingspractic]

Praying for you Brian! Thank you for your service.

[@paulacarli1181]

Thank you Pete and Hillary for posting your days on your farm. We recently found you and have been going back to older ones to view and loving it so much. We too, left our business lives, bought a small farm and started to live sustainability but unfortunately, we started it about 20 years too late!!! Loving every minute of our life on a farm. We are aged 78 and 74 and still get up every day to tend animals, we have a flower and fruit farm so we tend flowers, some veggies and our orchards, watering, mending everything, just enjoying what we do.What you share and advise has so much merit and is priceless information, and also entertaining. When we started in 2007 there wasn't any information to learn or figure out about crop rotations, companion planting, where to spend your money, investments on the farm; and the hardest part- where to sell what you finally have produced!!! Still an on-going and necessary part of it-selling. Except maybe a few farmers that would share info. Thank you thank you for taking the time and doing such a great job too!! We are loving it. Frank & Paula Carli-No. California-Windmill Flower Farm

[@vikithomasson7772]

Congratulations on your adventure! May u continue to enjoy every day!

[@Jeffnixononline]

We too are in our twilight years - I am 75 & my wife is 68 - living on 10 acres raising 100+ chickens to point of lay each month; broilers for our freezer; vegetables and sheep to sell to small farmers here in Australia. One of the main reasons we like Pete's videos is that it is obvious he really enjoys farming.

[@joekara]

@@Jeffnixononline I'd love 2 give a hand in work holidays Jeff. I'm local wanting to start a small farm in the near future and would love some experience.

[@Jeffnixononline]

@@joekara Joe, send me an sms & I will contact you.

[@patriciamoore3156]

Amazing after all your years of experience, all the racket of "love" doesn't push you over the edge of sanity!!! Congrats!!

[@bay9876]

A drift, drove, passel, sounder, litter, team, or herd of little piggies. Best description is the little buggers which suits how they hide in the bush and come out only to feed.

[@avahightower4685]

I look forward to your video's so very much, every time. This one in particular, where you messed around with the critters and talked to them and cared for them and explained so many things about them and why they behave the way they do, it was so wonderfully satisfying and interesting. Thank you for sharing the wonder of your everyday simple life. It is always fresh. Always real. Always good in the best form of the word 'good'. Life was meant to be this way. This is the meaning of life. How to find and enjoy the simple reality of how if all fits and moves in a oneness that is timeless, pure, simple, real and... Good.

[@JustaFewAcresFarm]

Wow! Thanks Ava!!

[@liamg2063]

Thanks for making this video Pete!! Makes my day when you upload one!!

[@markenge9348]

A lady went to the meat market and asked the butcher, "What's the special today?" "Cow tongue." The butcher replied. "Eew-ew!! she exclaimed. "I wouldn't eat anything that came out of a cow's mouth! Give me a dozen eggs though."

[@jasonbrowne7525]

I love the example you supply how when thing go wrong such as a part broken on a tractor you adjust and move on with out giving up on everything

[@camicri4263]

Pete, I agree with you! Ham needs to taste like ham....not honey. Always a pleasure to see you and Hillary!🤗🤗❤🤗🤗

[@AS-tb7kg]

Hi Pete, I love when you open up the chicken coop and they all come flying out. It does look like a circus. Thank you for your Great Video's. I like your jokes. keep em coming.

[@jimlong527]

Watching the little pigs coming out of the grass reminds me of Field of Dreams

[@TruthSearchingiAm]

Ham looks yum! And starting to love the piggies. 🐖 🐖 🐖💚

[@lizregan1949]

The pigs always make me smile. I always think the same when I watch a goat or cow drink from their Mom it must hurt, but they don't seem to mind.

[@laurajackson2429]

That ham you cooked looks SO DELICIOUS!

[@merrireilly4614]

Omg the piglet bubbler is my favorite. I giggle the entire time!

[@Poyntebreak]

The calves are so cute. You got Choccy Milk and half&half. LOL! Enjoy every video you put out Pete,

[@allanulen3809]

We had a ham yesterday for dinner. Only problem was it was store bought, but i found hams in freezer that i still need to cure and smoke. Also love the cord of those calves, they are beautiful.

[@KalmanToth74]

Hi Pete ! Thx for another relaxing video of yours.. I'w been watching your chanel over a year now from Hungary-- I still live in an apartmant in the city, but lately stronger my desire to sell my apartmant and get a chunk of land.. and I'w been educating myself from your videos for farming life with 0 background.. :) I do like your videos and the content.. relaxing to watch and learn a lot from them..I'm 48 and realy feeling the urge to get on my own wizh a land..

[@aesbob]

Hi Pete, I enjoy your videos and I appreciate your attitude. I'm from Lewiston NY, now living in Fort Myers Fl. I saw you filling your 55 gallon drum with water and I remember not long ago (7 years) that my water bill was $22.00 for 2 months. We didn't have sewers but a septic system so there wasn't a sewer charge. When we moved to Florida I almost chocked after receiving my first bill which was almost $100.00 for one month, and the water quality is terrible, what a difference! Keep up the good work, Bob C.

[@noodlesisjustwatching]

It makes me SO happy to find one of your videos in my subscriptions, I particularly enjoy the content this time of year, chickens, pigs, cattle, farm babies, can't get enough. Hi to you and the family!

[@WindySageFarms]

Hi Pete, I just wanted to stop in and say…. We LOVE your channel! Our 2 Year old son Miller, especially loves watching you! 😊 He points at the TV & says… “Pete! Pete!” 😆 The pigs are his favorite. We have a Farm in eastern Oregon. And We’re attempting a KZbin channel also. Miller is our BIG Blessing/surprise, at 19 years of marriage! 😆 So he’s our priority now. Thanks for providing a clean, and entertaining channel, that we all enjoy! Blessings from Oregon!

[@canvids1]

😁Another one of your great videos Pete thank you. The showtime cookers were great and it got used lots. After my wife passed, I gave it away.

[@madestman101]

Best thing is seeing a new upload from you Pete!! It relaxes me watching what is happening on your farm in the real world. I know you do real hard work and never get much time off but I really enjoy watching it. Thanks for your content.

[@mokpot]

Beautiful opening shot, sun through the trees! Beautiful ending, ham…

[@austinbasso2694]

Pete Have been watching you now for about 3 months.........You have me hooked..... Your skills for developing a story out of a bunch of "facts" is marvelous. I'm a 90 year old veteran that doesn't know a damn thing about farming............but I do now due to your skills. I don't know how you manage all you do. And please tell Harriet that I think she's as valuable as you are. I may not write comments to you very often, but rest assured I'm watching every day. Thankyou for what you do. PS: Yes, I'm all subscribed

[@red_g_m_c9103]

Look like you got a new cattle trailer there Pete congratulations on the new trailer

[@Liz-M]

Thanks Pete and Hilary 😍

[@southtexashay777]

Those sure is a cute little calves. Love showing the calves, you sure look green in your area, South Texas is burning. Prayer friend's for those who need them, we could use the rain.

[@jasonbrowne7525]

You find the silver lining in life

[@shawniehoward]

Stressful day. My day got a little brighter knowing you uploaded a video. Thank you! I hope you and your family are doing well. Now on to the video. It never fails you always answer a question I have I have in my end either during the video or on the next video. The piglets are getting so big! They have beautiful patterns. The chickens are always nice to see. The cows crack me up mooing at you as if they want to tell you a piece of their mind.

[@msw00]

Great opening shot of the morning sun, definitely my favorite part of the day. Upstate New York knows how to put on a morning...critters are all looking good and happy, you all have a great day.

[@Dan-qy1rg]

The piglets and the calves are all adorable, fun to watch. That ham looked delicious, I need to get me a rotisserie cooker. Wonder if Ordin will win dominance this year, over Titus? Well, another enjoyable video, thanks for that Pete, have a wonderful evening and week too.

[@tinybubbles3724]

16:10 my favorite kitchen appliance. I have cooked 100's of chickens in mine. I don't need a fire in the fireplace in the winter, I'd rather cozy up to the showtime. Put a few potato's on top with a piece of tinfoil over them and watch the show.

[@peterwardle572]

The ham looks delicious, to quote an old English comedian, Tommy Trinder 'You lucky people'!!!,

[@jeanohlerkingflower7284]

Loved this video! The bulls bad-mouthing each other; the cows new tag-earrings; the cute piggies peeking out of the “forest;” and the egg found in the grass…your farm life videos are refreshing and so enjoyable. Thank you! That ham looked really really MOIST 🤪 and delicious!

[@alicewong1633]

Hi Pete and Hilary, so glad you have uploaded a new video. I love to see the piggies running out of the bushes for their feeds and all the friendly cattle. So heartwarming to see both you and Hilary working so well together and yet remain so cheerful and upbeat. Cheering you guys from Singapore.

[@melissaayala9417]

Pete your videos make my day. I've learned a lot from you . Your jokes are great 🙂👍

[@jamiem3575]

The only channel I watch every video that comes out. Well, I may skip over the tractor repairing…. Sorry Pete. 😆

[@flybyairplane3528]

PETE&HILLARIE, love your farm , and all that goes with it, sometimes so funny, as the little hiding piggies, & some of your cows, are a hoot, BTW, I am awaiting your book from AMAZON, God Bless you all, stay well, 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@celinahall9425]

Hello, I just want to compliment you of your funny sense of humor. I'm a city dweller from California, never lived or worked in a farm. I see them whenever we drive along some agriculture/farm road. I know a few times I heard you say that what I see is what your day to day chores in the farm. So I looked to the timestamp when you upload your video because I don't like to watch what I already have. Thank you for keeping us entertained and informed how farm life is.

[@bradleyfore]

Always great to see a new video drop, Pete. You've inspired my small family farm in multiple ways! Love your content!

[@vikingmountainranchlife7447]

I agree!

[@vickiemeisinger9632]

I’ll have one of those ends of that Ham, Pete😊❣️❣️ you did a perfect job of cooking it!!!!!♥️I truly love it when you cook a meal well you’re working on the farm telling us about your day and we’re going through things. I Never thought of piglets as funny but as I have watched your videos, more and more, they really are funny little characters!! I always thought they were cute when they were little and even up to about half size of growth they still were cute in their antics…. What I have been coming to realize in watching your pigs is they tend to follow each other in your movements so if One runs to the corner they all run to the corner; if one jumps &turn they ALL want to jump & turn!! Guess there’s only one brain between the group of them😊❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️ What I like about your videos, is you of course, but also how interesting you make everything seem as well as enjoyable no matter what you’re doing or what your day incurs… you always have a positive attitude about it and that’s really a pleasant way to look at life❣️❣️ it reminds me of something I saw many years ago and then I hung it on my refrigerator for a few years because I liked it. I don’t know who wrote it and I don’t remember the quote exactly but I think of you when I think of the quote and how we live our life! And it went something like this: attitude is everything! You can choose to have a good attitude or a bad attitude but either way it’s going to affect the outcome according to what you choose.…… Then it went on the list different chores or Asian throughout the day, Different ones for men and women andHow Our Attitude Will make a big difference in how we handle that issue of the day… Not only how we handle the job but how we feel about it and talk about it the rest of the day! We’ve all seen example of this in movies or advertisements where to men come outside and they both have the same job to do which is cleaning the sidewalk and driveway a snow that has fallen through the night one guy has his coat gloves on I’m putting on his wiener cat whistling all the way as he picks up his shovel and begins to shovel the snow to the left and right of the Driveway, whistling and humming as he goes and tackling the job in no time at all. The other man comes out with a frown on his face oh he’s got his coat on but forgot his gloves and hat inside until he gets cold and begins grumbling even more as he hast to go take his boots off to go inside and get his hats and gloves he forgot. Coming back out he’s growing more and more and all the while each shovel the snow seems to be such an annoyance to his life he’s grumbling so loud that he cannot even hear the beautiful cardinal singing nearby and he’s throwing snow , Right and left as fast as he can, just wanting to be done and in his rush to be done he slips because he wasn’t paying attention to how he was throwing his snow leaving extra debris of snow on his sidewalk and driveway. Now he really is in a bad way because, as he hollers for someone to help he realizes he’s grumble so much there’s no one to come to help!! He has no friends. … ….Now you see where attitude makes all the difference in your day Pete😊❣️❣️❣️❣️So, that’s why I watch you! You’re always happy and singing or whistling in a day away with great stories along the way and You love your animals, Which is obvious as you talk to them and pet them and tell them about their day oh yeah it’s OK if they’re mad because they’re not eating what they want! You’re always so understanding and kind to the animals and I love that❣️❣️❣️❣️ You also have really cute calves on your farm which is my favorite farm animal and you have some of the prettiest variety of colors I’ve ever seen in highland cattle but I’ve noticed nobody seems to be able to pet a baby calf no matter how old they get… why do you think that is? All I can say is Pete, you give joy to forming and life on the farm and you make me want to become a farmer like you❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@maureeng64]

Pete and Hillary, I love your show. You remind me of Mr Rogers of farming. I’m an 84 yo woman that grew up in a rural community in Nebraska. I feel sad when you have to butcher , but that’s what it’s about. 🙏🌹

[@dennisdole1764]

Pete, these are always my favorite videos. My brother and I talk about your channel all the time.

[@travislausier7109]

Love seeing and hearing the piglets blow bubbles while eating. 🤣👍❤️

[@thekeisarion3119]

Thanks

[@ihrescue]

We need more folks like Hillarie that put it right out there directly (egg) "It came from a chicken."

[@BeeHus2256]

That ham looks fantastic. I use a rotisserie on my grill. Works like a charm! Thank you for sharing your days with me.

[@farmboy1520]

No!! Not THE door!!! 😂😂😂😂

[@karenparr4312]

I love watching the chickens come out of the trailer every time. They are so excited to get out and see what's happening Plus watching the small pigs be so afraid of you but later they are ready to come by you and be your friend. The ham looked yummy !

[@rebeccaewatson729]

Pete, I've been watching your channel for about two years now and it never, ever, EVER gets old. And it's so helpful to see how a farm actually works, especially for those of us who didn't grow up on a farm. Here's to many more years of success for you and your family, no matter what you guys do next!

[@wendyhorn8376]

Really really really really enjoying the daily chore and farm update episodes. Looking forward to seeing the split here reunite and watching the bulls settle their issues of separation anxiety LOL!

[@KarelRode]

A good thing I watched this after dinner. That ham sure looks good.

[@FoxfireProjects]

Love the morning views of your farm. Good looking calves this year. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@TheDougnationis60]

Love seeing your animals and love the fact that you treat them with respect! And that ham looked delicious!!!!

[@markschemmel219]

I love the bubble noises coming from the outdoor pigs, so cute!

[@shelbybatchelor7346]

I enjoy watching your videos. Love seeing all the animals, especially the babies 🐗🐔🐷

[@ritabrunetti381]

Hello Peter & Hillary. All the animals look great. The ham you cooked... Juicy!!! Be well.

[@harrisonchevy4452]

Hi Pete, hope your day went well. Never a dull day I think. All the critters keep you busy and out of negative thoughts 💭. Love that the cows are hot and bothered. The sexual drive is very fascinating, haha. Also the methods used with cows vs pigs 🐖 is quite different. Penned vs outside, cows require more room, guess. In ending, nature is a wonder thing. Don’t you worry, your services will always be in demand. People always have to eat and want the end result, neat in a clean package ready to cook and eat. In this world they quality and will pay extra if they can afford it.

[@notacyborg]

You really do read all the comments. Thanks for providing more insight on the cattle separation.

[@MetaMorphea]

Oh can't beat a good ham. Looking forward to see who wins the priced bull of the year award this year when they get together and really curious if you gonna keep any of the new baby heifers as replacement for one of your older cows. Never really got to see you do replacements and how you decide when a cow needs to go. Would be interesting to see how you decide that.

[@oakacreshomestead6559]

Pete, you finding that egg and Hillary’s response to your question!! 😂 Priceless!! ~ Just one more reason your video’s bring me joy. 🥰 I look forward to your every ‘farm fresh’ episode!! Thanks for sharing!

[@sgrvtl7183]

You sure have fun with your animals! Love the morning chores! 🦋🌻

[@mariadracona]

I absolutely love how long and interesting all your videos are. It certainly is wonderful watching all the critters running around at the farm while learning something new!

[@cwshumate914]

I'm always amazed at the color variations in your pigs. I'm sure that's a sign of good genetic diversity.

[@martincardone5727]

Love the channel, to make it easier, we installed a 12v solar powered door on our coop. Love the chicken door from Texas, no more early hours, or bad weather to open the coop.

[@hiflier7197]

OK, Pete, I truly do love hearing you say, "Open the clown car!" It certainly does look like clowns getting out of the clown car at the circus!

[@davidschlecht3016]

Interesting the reaction of the cows being separated and how they will have a period of adjustment. Also the ham looks great and I bet the aromas as it is being prepared gets the hunger pangs going. Enjoy the ham.

[@skyhunter1981]

When my daughter first seen a pig on top of another one . She's look daddy there playing cowboy lol.

[@flippincrazyfarmboy1849]

Love your farming venture every time I watch you. So informative on so many useful topics. Thanks Pete!

[@brianbecker6015]

Your the best.

[@phillipalbert1607]

Giving my age away because I know what the Maginot line is but younger people don’t know you might wanna explain to them about the Maginot line

[@billbertbuzzums8166]

I saw you at the farmers market the other day! I was going to say hello but we had to leave before I could. I hope to return soon and buy some of your stuff, my whole family really wants to try it.

[@choirmom78]

I think those calves are pretty ones, too. Nice variety.

[@bautistafamilyfarm]

Always something to do on a farm, I laughed at the piglets hiding when you went to feed them hahahaha, you have a lot of chickens I know you process the meat. Nice video as usual

[@fokiat]

I like how you treat your animals with love and respect even though they are raised to die and provide meat. Maybe this is where love comes into the equation as making things taste better.

[@kiwifruit27]

You’re such a natural in front of the camera Pete, love your videos

[@uhitskyle]

I love watching your videos, always makes me feel happy with what a nice and funny person you are and the fact that you're a farmer is awesome man

[@robertrunkle9250]

Thanks for the video. The pasture pigs look great.

[@dalemayes3854]

Good morning, little pigs are up growing up a storm !!! Have a wonderful day 😊

[@AutoCrete]

I get it with the bulls bellowing but am still surprised at how vocal the cows are. It must be tempting to muzzle Patty at times.

[@moethetoe613]

I can’t wait for your videos, kudos to your wife, she’s a real trooper.

[@jeffreyshier9021]

How beautiful are those calves.🥰

[@djs1244]

welcome to petes farm and cooking show

[@JoeBJones]

Great video Pete! Bulls and their holes! We have to be careful in pastures that are overgrown some to keep from running in one!!!

[@deborahsimmons2414]

Super video, most enjoyable, thank you Pete. Everyday is mostly a great day.

[@RayzerSharpe]

you never say much when tasting your home cooked food. You don't have too as your face says it all....jealous :)

[@grammybear4226]

Big Panda Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Texas, USA 🐼 ❤ 🎀 👍 🧚‍♂ 🐈 🧚 🍀

[@awm5198]

Watching those laying hens come out of the coop reminds me of exiting the school house when school let out.

[@stormingnorman7200]

Hi Pete & Hillary a very nice video you put together showing all your animals and bird's as you do your daily rounds they all look so happy and healthy you and your wife are a credit to Farming community..

[@vikingmountainranchlife7447]

Hello Pete and Hillary even though we have a ranch of our own, I love watching your show! It's very beautiful and relaxing and after a tough work day on my ranch I sit down and really enjoy you! You guys are inspiring to us!😊👍 thank you!

[@brentwoodhouse3193]

Always a good day to watch what’s up with Pete and Hilary. Save me a slice of that ham. Yum!

[@mikedaugharty5544]

Baby cows and chickens scrambling are my favorites

[@ssamuel408]

As usual very educational. Pattie is a star, also Titus. Like your cooking info.

[@markteet6119]

I love your channel, just wish I was as organized as you with my small cattle operation. Also I need an MD update 😁.

[@herbhouston5378]

I enjoy how the cattle, for the most part, have learned more about how want to move them around. Years ago, back in the late 50s, a farmer I worked for had an old concrete feeding floor that was falling apart and the hogs also were on pasture. He had a 55 gallon drum outside the pen that we put wheat in and filled with water. I the summer months the grain would cook and take on a sour smell. We fed them in wooden troughs made from 2x lumber. The hogs loved it.