Are They Safe For Our Farm?? Cogcast Podcast Ep.108

[@sweetpea9433]

I don’t understand why you have to defend yourself against people who criticize your hard work I love 💕 your videos thanks for sharing your family life

[@sandragillingham6255]

Same here! We should be privileged that they share some of their life with us! I feel so happy and lucky there is a CogHill 😊 Jason, Brooke & MC, you be you!

[@yvonnemcmahan9037]

They don't have to defend themselves. They can tell people if they are going to criticize them that they shouldn't watch it.

[@marybeyiard8271]

Yup I'm with u its crazy 3 me how anyone could have any negative thoughts to this family I cant make sense of it

[@donnajohnson3334]

Hey, I'm too busy celebrating Palm Sunday to sit and pick at anybody. Love Y'all !

[@pamelahouser3487]

Jason and Brooke, I don’t see what it is anyone’s business to criticize you…you are both awesome and adventurous. I love this entire homestead and all you folks are doing. You are awesome…wish I could do what you’re doing, but one I’m too old and my MS won’t let me do any farming or gardening. Love you folks!💕🙋🏼‍♀️🙏🏻

[@TheTiggerpoo1]

There's NO reason to risk Nugget's life by letting him out, while he's perfectly content in the huge space he's in right now.

[@mainenanabear9746]

Agree! Jason, Brooke and MaryCarl would be heartbroken if anything happened as a result. They are doing what is best for THEIR animals and doing an awesome job at it!

[@cepearle7072]

If Nugget needs more room to run, he can run in his next door neighbors paddock when it get built. Hehe, can you imagine him running circles around a full grown steer and half grown cow. Sheriff nugget on round up.

[@annfore2573]

Daddy loved cracklin cornbread in buttermilk. I'll eat cornbread however you want to make it as long as there is butter to melt on it 😛🥰

[@pattiripley7599]

Not being scared of Moody, but being aware of his size and behavior is something else - called wisdom. You have to be careful around a rambunctious animal that size. Wouldn’t live without him, but be aware.

[@cajun8161]

It's not fear. When it comes to animals it is called healthy respect. Jason realizes that the long term effects of being stepped on is not worth the risk. It's better to take precautions than to be crippled or laid up for a couple of months.

[@kathipetersen2277]

Healthy respect is the perfect way to describe it!

[@carolynchadwick7867]

Absolutely! I had a heifer accidentally step & turn with her hoof on my foot Thankfully we were in soft sand. Even so I felt like my foot was broken. Accidents can come from SO many things, especially around animals or heavy tools & equipment. As the saying goes, "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure."

[@GrampyMike]

Haha I thaught Jason was going to tell us that the wind blew so hard that one of the hens layed the same egg three times. LOL. God Bless you all.

[@mainenanabear9746]

🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@donnamumm2701]

🤪😂lol

[@donnamumm2701]

So funny!

[@debbiewessig3688]

I don’t understand for those that have watched you for anytime ask these questions. You research everything and care for your animals just like children. And I don’t see you cutting cost for anything that can benefit your investment. I can only applaud you guys and send many hugs for the entire family, pets too.

[@Wendy-lm5gb]

I get so excited when I see y’all have a podcast or a video out😁😁😁 YAY!!!! God Bless Y’all!♥️ and thank you!

[@meghamilton9234]

Me too !!! 😃👍🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@shannonwindsor8947]

Howdy everyone!

[@skull4663]

Good afternoon Cog Hill and Cog squad Happy for a new pod cast today. Everyone remember Smash that like button for the best channel on utube

[@clarkefountain2258]

Just saying, as someone with a couple of exotic college degrees, the number 108 has the most divisors of any number I know of, and in Asia (especially China and Tibet) it's considered to be a really lucky number. Congratulations on making it to 108!

[@sandragillingham6255]

Good afternoon CogHill and CogSquad 😊

[@coopyduck6901]

Your farm. You do what you want your way. There are always know-it-alls to tell you what you need to do or not to do. Love your show.

[@paperchaser9565]

I ask a lot of questions which I hope it's not upsetting to them. It is there farm which they will make into the continued cog hill farm

[@joanolson1442]

Jason and Brooke, I love the idea of the trellis on your farm. but living here in Arizona I would not do that. I love that you introduce us to new ideas. Keep doing you. I simply love ya'll.

[@lizregan1949]

Why would it not work in AZ, I lived there for 3 years the heat was unbearable but I don't know why it wouldn't work.

[@janmilos5975]

Cant remeber the plant, but my dad lived in AZ and he had the dark green shiny leave with orange berries like that along his back brick wall.

[@meghamilton9234]

@@janmilos5975 Hi Jan, I’m just joining the conversation. I live in northern Az, Pinetop/Showlow, and Prescott. So not all areas are sweltering hot 🥵, so I think there would be different plants for different areas. I had Morning Glories in Prescott. Don’t remember what I had in Pinetop. I just wanted to clear of the misconception that all of Arizona is hot and dry. I do like the “ Dry Heat “ so much better than humidity, any day !! 👍🦂🦎🌞💚💞☃️❄️🌲🌳

[@carolynchadwick7867]

@Liz Regan - Trellising & heavy pruning are better suited to humid regions, which helps keep fruit from being overshadowed by leaves, & prone to get mold, fungi, blight, bacteria, & insect infestation. And the hot bright sunlight, & dryness, would damage the fruit.

[@donnajoyner1474]

@@lizregan1949 the sun is so intense even the bark on the trees gets damaged and splits unless it gets whitewashed or shaded. The fruit would get burnt and split. Here in Tucson we don't prune tomato plants and expose the fruit to the sun like people do in other areas. The skin gets leathery and tough and splits. So we leave the leaves on and shade the plants if possible. Because we don't have much humidity we don't have many problems with diseases caused by that.

[@marybroussard043]

Good Afternoon to my favorite family! How’s everyone one Cog Family & Squad? Have a lovely day!

[@helenvitai3308]

HAPPY PALM SUNDAY, May the rest of the Year Be Safe Healthy and Prosperous! EARLY HAPPY EASTER!

[@sharihopkins1959]

Miss Brooke, when Jason turns 60 you can put him in the big O’s bucket and lift him up to pick fruit! 🤣🤣🤣🍎🍑🍊🍈🍐🥭🫐

[@vickimiller537]

Miss Shari Hopkins, that is funny you made me laugh.

[@sharihopkins1959]

@@vickimiller537 Can’t you just see Miss Brooke doing that? They have got to be the sweetest couple you could ever meet! 😀

[@davinawonderling9361]

Awesome idea, Shari Hopkins! 😄😄

[@paperchaser9565]

This you tube channel is so great they should have millions of viewers! Hello everyone! 👋🏻. Excellent on the fly situation. I definitely looked up Jason’s custard pie, his bread, need your cheesecake recipe!

[@meghamilton9234]

Me too on the cheesecake 🧀 recipe. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@juliannerohm1451]

Amazing news about the wasps. Flies are so irritating. I know Moody appreciates all your help whether he knows it or not.

[@mainenanabear9746]

i wondered if they would be safe for bees as well and sooo glad they won't be an issue. If we could all do this great using nature to fix issues without drama/chemicals/regrets, that would be so great!

[@victoriabaker4400]

@@mainenanabear9746 Yup. There are a lot of options now, and some great research going on to develop new ones. This has been something I've been using and learning about for 40+ years. I've been using the fly-predator wasps for 15 or more years now, they totally work if the directions are followed.

[@janmilos5975]

I had concrete stained floors in New Mexico. They are warmer that tile. If you are going to stain make sure you acid stain, it goes deep into the cement. Love your talk time, your guys are always interesting.

[@nancyfahey7518]

I remember Nugget liking that muskadine too.

[@Mamafet]

Midwest has been crazy windy here too.

[@sunnyday5621]

In this high stress time, the gift of beauty is even more appreciated. It lift spirits and reminds us that God still blesses us.

[@angie1231]

Hidden Heights used Redmond Salt for his goats to help control the flies and ticks. They love it! Good luck!

[@cindypontarollo4421]

They use the one with garlic in it,for the fly control.

[@sjcben1105]

Redmond salt with garlic

[@lindamaskus5142]

@@sjcben1105 they use the mineral block with garlic. I wasn't aware the salt has it! I've been buying their salt for years. Love it!

[@sophiabultena6781]

We use the fly assassin wasps on our 325 acre homestead and I LOVE them! ❤️

[@victoriabaker4400]

We used them for years, both in New Orleans for keeping chickens, and then on our farm on acreage in southwest Mississippi (both in a climate that promote flies). The only time we had a fly problem was when I stopped the fly-eliminator shipments a couple of times because "we didn't have a fly problem". Yeah, they REALLY work. Folks just need to be sure to order the size that's big enough for their property and number of animals, and know that it's a monthly thing, and sometimes every 3 weeks at the height of fly season. In the winter of course they aren't needed.

[@joanneriley3899]

@@victoriabaker4400 how or why do they stay at your property? I’m intrigued 😀

[@victoriabaker4400]

@@joanneriley3899 Well, first, you need to release them in the evening, when it's almost dark or later. The company I buy from says it can be early morning as well, but I think evening is safest. The idea is that it's dark, they can't see anything else, so they stay put and then that's where they now live. On a farm property, it's generally large enough that they aren't going off elsewhere, and certainly as long as there are flies and fly-producing environments they have no need to leave. In the city, I followed the same protocol, and maybe the fly-predators visited the neighboring properties, but that only helps me more if the surrounding properties are benefiting. In any case, as I mentioned, you generally sign up for an ongoing program. The company I buy from, you can pay for the full season at once, or each shipment they will debit a card on record. In heavily fly-endemic areas like places that have hot days, warm nights, and lots of rain, combined with animals, animal bedding, and perhaps compost piles or stacks of hay or straw, they recommend a shipment every 3 weeks at the height of the season. But either way, every 3-4 weeks you are replenishing (I don't know how long their lifespan is but it's probably not very long) the supply. Just to add-- it's really important to follow the directions.

[@RuthAnnnMorris]

There were tornado watches and warning’s across the south east yesterday as well as the last few days. I worry about ya all!!

[@karenwhisenant2598]

Luckily they have improved weather reporting so much that they can give us an alert for our section of the counties. They also plot out the trajectory of the storm movement and say in you live in any of these places go to your shelter immediately. It is on the radio and on TV.

[@ronhaworth5471]

The orchard is taking shape.Good job!!

[@jenniejohnston6961]

I have a ShelterLogic shed for my lawnmower & other stuff & it has stood up against a hurricane & other severe rain storms. They are really durable.

[@sfviris5582]

Speaking of letting Nugget out, the one I think about is your girl 🍑 Peaches. She used to love wandering up the drive and back while simultaneously foraging. Are you gonna let her wander a bit? BTW, I know once the construction is finished a lot of these questions will answer themselves but I was just thinking of sweet Peaches. ❤️

[@fuzzylop9164]

Moody a 1600 lbs puppy dog. 🤣 Nugget is an awsome addition to the farm.

[@yadayada752]

I have never seen a steer with such long legs & so big that looks like a big baby that romps around.

[@leanney6155]

Brooke GMTA - I did the same thing on April 10th - a clean fridge is a good thing. 🙂

[@lindahipp8329]

No need to explain Y'all do what's best for Y'all. Looks like Y'all are doing a great job of fixing up the "40". Take care and stay safe out there. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.

[@davinawonderling9361]

I am glad your hand is on the mend, Brooke ❤️. No doubt that hurt like the dickens!

[@terryhenderson424]

About 2 years ago we had a tree come down, take out the light pole 2" from and strapped to the house's facia board but miss the house and roof, kill a car, and change the shape of a truck bed without damaging the frame. It had a lot of green branches, bad heart wood, likely spun off branches before approaching the house roof althiugh by definition we don't have tornados, and left a hope in a groip of other trees. We had "the tree guy" come over and we decided to drop 2 more trees and got them dropped less than 48 hours before another, unannounced wind storm. Since then we've "had some wind" including quite a bit on and off this past week. - We are so glad we addressed our increasing winds preemptively.

[@Mrwillie95]

Moody is like a big kid who didn't know how strong he is great podcast

[@gambitsfox4216]

Now I've heard that some good insects should not be used in the wrong part of the country. Like I bought ladybugs from someone online and released them in my backyard. I found out later that you only should only buy ladybugs from your own part of the country. I had never heard of this before. But maybe it's like reintroducing a foreign critter.....might do more harm than good. I know nothing more than what I've heard but I think a 100 ladybugs probably won't do too much damage. They didn't even stay on my property when I turned them loose. Lol! Have not heard of the fly eating bugs....sounds good! We just put those fly catching bags out but that stinks.😊

[@virginiamesko6369]

Trellising will keep your fruit trees from breaking and splitting in high winds. You are doing the smart thing. That's in addition to helping save your fruit.

[@gambitsfox4216]

Concerning the flower garden it will be beautiful!

[@susieclark1498]

Every area is different, do what you need to do for yourselves. Some people are trying to help but some are not. You all are doing a great job on your beautiful property. I hear you about the fridge...

[@ashleigh6152]

Nugget was protected in that gully you lived in at little Cog, plus the property was surrounded by forests on almost all sides that worked as a natural barrier. I agree that's there's really no need to let him loose at the 40.....it's asking for a headache or ever danger for him.

[@pamcakes2003]

I work in a garden center and trust me, people are still buying flowers lol

[@jangrahame4891]

I lived where it got over 110 in the summer. We slept in the basement on the concrete floor with just a sheet wrapped around us to keep cool. Back before air conditioning. That cool floor felt so good.

[@lynncolantuono668]

With April 23rd being Earth Day the city of Framingham Massachusetts is having a lot of events one of which is Shred Fest so I've been going through my house and just getting rid of all my old paperwork putting them in bags in the back seat of my car and then getting ready for that event and it feels so good my office has never looked better.

[@janisstasiak544]

I agree with others, you have no reason to defend yourselves! These people are just pot stirrers and looking to make trouble and create chaos! Ignore them and don’t waist your time on them! I love everything you all stand for and appreciate what I learn from you and also the entertainment factor! Your way works for you! Enough said!! 🤗💕🦆🦃🐄🐐🐈‍⬛🐓🦢🐖🦮🦚💕

[@sandysmith4192]

Kevin at Hidden Heights talks about a mineral block from Redmon with garlic in it that helps flies.

[@diannescheid4637]

Good afternoon!!

[@martharock8718]

It must be a Southern thing to cook without measuring. Lol My daughter and grandsons ask for my recipes and get frustrated when there's no measurement involved. Even when using a cookbook, I consider the recipe a mere suggestion and change or add whatever sounds good to me. Cooking chili beans today and adding corn because that sounds good to me! Hope you're cooking again soon, Brooke! 😋

[@katree2002]

That's the way I cook. I just keep adding stuff if it sounds good. I can think of something and keep it in my mind for a minute and say, I don't think that'll taste right. Dump Cooking is the Southern way for most of us because we don't measure. Don't get me wrong, some things do have to be measured.

[@ptaylor4923]

Naw, it's not just a Southern thing. My grandmother was Midwest Kansas. Closest thing to measuring was "a pinch, dab, drop, handful" of whatever. She raised 8 kids. I've seen some Italian mama's the same way.

[@norellweiner3341]

same here and I live in the northeast 😊.

[@karenwhisenant2598]

I do not remember my grandmother measuring anything. I make my cornbread like she did and like my mom. Measuring was for Home Economics class.

[@ptaylor4923]

@@karenwhisenant2598 Home economics... I wanted to take auto mechanics and they wouldn't let me. They said I would gave to wear jeans for class and it would distract the boys. (Two things about that. Back then girls were required to wear dresses. 2nd I was trying to distract them in other classes and not having any luck... their arguments were idiotic) on top of all that, I was supposed to be there for an education. I'd been sewing and cooking since I was six. I didn't NEED a class for that. (sigh) Mechanics ripped me off for years because the old education system wouldn't teach me auto mechanics.😡

[@MsBee-cf5zx]

So glad your fingers are healing, Brooke🥰❣️🥰

[@cindywhalen5768]

Flowers make me Happy! 🌺🌻💐❤️

[@nightowl2245]

I "LOVE" putting on your Podcast, minimizing the window and listening to the both of you as I'm working on my eBay inventory! Love watching the Cog Hill Farm videos!! Annette from Kentucky

[@jaxwoman09253]

Love your podcasts and videos. I found you all by accident a couple of months ago and I sat there and watched podcasts and videos for days. Never a dull moment on a farm. I love all animals. You have an aurora around each one of you that gives people a relaxed feeling and are the epitome of great role models for anyone who watches your family. Thank you for giving us your time. I tell everyone I know about your family and the feedback I get is that they get hooked like I did. Prayers for you all.

[@christinedoss9867]

Good afternoon, it's sogood to see y"all.

[@garyjinontariony]

Hi kids, just got a notice, storm forming across the USA to the east coast, looked large, keep the baby's warm, out of the wind,

[@sandynull7576]

I would probably love being an animal living on your farm. Y'all take such good care of your animals. I just love y'all.

[@Blueyes512]

I like my cornbread thin too! I have to cook my pintos, fried pork chops, onions and cornbread. With a cold glass of buttermilk! Yum

[@Set-Apart-By-Grace]

My dad used to make the best cornbread! He would fry up a lot of cut up pieces of bacon in a cast iron skillet, show me how to mix up the cornmeal with buttermilk, egg, and oil, pour that onto the bacon pieces in that hot skillet for one minute, then bake it in the oven....oh my goodness, turned out on a big plate all brown and crispy on the outside, tender in the inside......then slice it in wedges. Butter and strawberry jam made it memorable! Gosh, I want some now! lol

[@marywilliams7977]

Oh my I made that cornbread today and that crust was so delicious. I’ll never ever make it any other way. Thank you so much for sharing your recipes with me.

[@lorainewhite727]

😋😋😀😀😋

[@cjmcadams4817]

Tie a rope to the garage door until you get the electricity hooked up. If I remember right goats can have cow salt and mineral blocks but goat mineral blocks have cooper and selenium that the cattle blocks don't have. Can't swear to it it's been a few years since I worked with cattle and goats.

[@doanahumphreys8372]

And people need flowers in this day and time. Flowers feed the soul.

[@lindacarroll6896]

I am not a farmer, or even much of a gardener anymore, but it is wonderful to watch your dream coming true.

[@heidibarons1801]

Cleaning ur Fridge this weekend, makes room for boiled 🥚eggs next weekend.

[@christywoffinden1592]

Muskadines will have to be cut in half and the seed removed before freeze drying. The seeds will not dry and will keep the machine running for days. Also the skin on grapes keeps them holding the moisture so that is why you cut them in half. Anything with a high sugar content will have the sugar bubble up and form a sugar shell on tb9e outside of the fruit.

[@darleneparker6111]

Vivian Howard is from North Carolina. Her shows are excellent for learning history of people and cooking. I love to rewatch her programs.

[@w.a.stewart3191]

All your animals are fine right where they are.

[@amandar7719]

In Living Traditions Homestead’s drip video, they did mention that it was important to them that they noticed immediately if a drip got blocked. Not just if there was a leak. Works for ‘them’ that way. I’d do same in the UK. X

[@monicah4123]

Are you guys getting close to needing to have another gift opening? At this time I can only contribute by watching and liking your videos, but I so enjoy seeing the blessings you receive from others💜

[@helenvitai3308]

I am Glad that You all are safe! 😊👍😊 Hello from Melvindale, Michigan.

[@evalinawarne1337]

Hi Helen,. I am 45 minutes from you. Auburn Hills. Hi neighbor. GOD BLESS YOU 🌹🀄

[@wandaarganbright4056]

Laura from Garden Answer has a BIG garden and she picks up vases from thrift stores to make flower arrangements to take to nursing homes and shut ins. People just love to get fresh flowers, it makes them happy. Just plop some blooms in a vase and give someone some flowers!

[@amydarling5383]

Brook you look great! Your happiness and satisfaction in a well lived life shines through you. Inspiration

[@karenspeer7378]

Another Awesome Podcast!! Love You Guys!! God Bless and have a Wonderful Week!! 😊💕⚘

[@SewingMamaJulie]

Thank you so much for all the information! I have learned SO MUCH!! Love your family, praying for you all and safety for your land, may it continue to prosper and flourish!!!

[@randallstackhouse5300]

Hello from Vancouver BC 🇨🇦

[@cindychalfant5999]

All Mondays are clean out refridgerater day!! Because trash day is on tuesday!!

[@elenasimon1270]

I clean 1 shelf or drawer in my refrigerator every day after dinner clean up.

[@sharrylou]

Brooke - 60 is young! I'm a 71 year old woman and was using the chain saw last week - to cut down a tree and cut it up!

[@colingreig5244]

hi there i have been watching your videos for about a year and all i can say is amazing what you have done , good weather, bad weather it never gets you down .you have the most amazing family and friends there and your willing to help out anyone that needs a hand or advice , but i will say 1 thing its amazing how Mary Carl can remeber everything about her birds , so keep up the good work and hope all ur ideas come good . from a Scottish fan

[@janedmn]

My clean out your refrigerator day is Thursday evening before garbage day on Friday.

[@cindyhand6880]

Ok you two, I'm just hungry now, peach cobbler, blackberry cobbler, and vanilla ice cream. And then cornbread. What time is supper. Yall have a beautiful week.

[@donnaflanagan6612]

Goodness, I don’t get why some are so critical about what you are doing. Nugget is safe where he is, with plenty of room, an emu is easily spooked & would take off. Sweet Moody could accidentally crush Jason’s foot which could take 2 months or even more to heal, meanwhile there is a lot of chores & projects to be done. Putting up a trellis in part of the fruit orchard has a lot of good points, I’ve seen a local farmer maintaining & harvesting one, so easy. Flower farm, what a wonderful idea, many of our local shops have them & they always sell out, plus events are still using flowers for decorations. Brooke, we need to make your “Clean Out Your Fridge Day” “International Clean Out Your Fridge Day”🤣😊 Take care & cheers 🐨🦘🥰

[@ronhaworth5471]

Vivian Howard is from Kinston, N.C. Couple hours from us.She was raised in the country.

[@CogHillFarmPodcast]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@NoelBOwens-fd4xz]

I cleaned my refrigerator out last Wednesday and did my pantry shelves Thursday! My raccoons and opossums were very happy! I was so happy until I went into my backyard and they broke into my compost bin! I had given them everything they could eat out for them, I guess they wanted more! I will be so glad when you have a storm shelter, I worry about you all every time there is a storm! Can't help it, I love you guys!

[@kellicardwell2114]

I am probably driving you nuts, but I have several questions. I think a Marycarl tee-shirt would be amazing. One with all 3 of you with animals would be great, also. ?

[@addieanderson2043]

On the bottom of our garage door hangs a small rope to pull the door down. This may be your answer to save your fingers.

[@rhondalarity2388]

We do left over nights on Wednesday and Sunday. That's our clean out the fridge day. Haha!!

[@TexasGal-HillCountry]

The cake is called Scotch Chocolate in NC, in Texas of course Texas sheet cake or Mexican Chocolate cake. Homemade chocolate cake with homemade icing that is put on a warm cake that you have poked holes in it. I just made one...had it for breakfast with bacon even---lol don't judge-=-hahhaaha Enjoyed the show today!

[@terrykunst3883]

COG HILL, YA’all are awesome! Love all you have going on and seeing your amazing home and property!

[@donnawarmouth9329]

I think the fruit trees are gonna look so beautiful with the trellis.

[@kerrylynnparsons9441]

Fridge cleanout day is exactly what I needed to hear, Brooke! It’s going to get done! 😁 TODAY!!! 😂 The excitement pendulum is ticking to and fro awaiting all your house adventures and garden and landscape adventures and farminals adventures!!! 👏👏👏😎 I can imagine how over-the-moon excited y’all must be with how quickly things are progressing at Cog Hill Family Farm! Love and hugs, 😊❤️🎶🤗👏💐🌻🇨🇦

[@margaretglaser6227]

So glad to see you here in France love your talks

[@suethornton5263]

I want to thank you for doing what makes you happy. I love watching every aspect of your life with the animals and gardens. I am anxiously waiting to see all of your ideas and dreams come into fruition. I live in a small community where I am not allowed to have a couple of chickens, but I enjoy trying to decide which ones I would want if I was. Please continue on doing what makes you happy.

[@aquariusgirl8748]

I think the wasp idea is really interesting. I, too, have always heard wasps will kill bees so I’m glad you asked, because I learned something new too!

[@gddd7650]

My name is Gina I miss my little babba and ducks 😢 you bring me joy God is good with you in your time you take for us thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤

[@mafisher3563]

Can you show a picture of a muscidine fruit ( I'm sure I didn't spell it right). I'm from ILLINOIS and never heard of these before you all talked about it. Thank you.

[@christahanley522]

Good Afternoon Jason and Brooke, nice catching up with y'all, as I'm listening you both about Moody and the goat's and Garlic I watched a video from Hidden Heights and they were at Convention I believe and they had someone talking about flies and garlic and animal's thought maybe it would be helpful to y'all. I always knew garlic was a healthy to humans just not to animal's. I love watching y'all by the way.. Newport, Mi.

[@christahanley522]

I understand that, I was suprised it was good for any animal. I do not have livestock or a farm but just love learning new thing's every day our brain's are sponges and absorbs a lot of information everyday. I also do research what I give to our animals in the house and contact our vet with any questions.

[@marciehall541]

garlic also helps keep fleas off your dogs!

[@marciehall541]

But check with your vet about giving garlic to puppies!

[@donnalovintexas8760]

Marcie Hall I heard the garlic is bad for dogs. I need to call Redmon and ask them.

[@jackiefortin3183]

@@donnalovintexas8760 I gave mine Brewers yeast and garlic which is made for dogs

[@marthaneuhauser1019]

Funny thing I cleaned out my refrigerator today. I wonder how many other subscribers did the same thing.????

[@MsBee-cf5zx]

It was soo windy yesterday…Indianapolis was blown clear to Ohio😂🤣😂

[@virginiamesko6369]

I find it interesting that for a bottle fed kitten, she chooses a solitary existence, only allowing interaction as necessary.

[@gracewashburn8276]

Oh my goodness kids I’m 65 going on 66 and I still climb trees and ladders and get up on my roof when I need to fix something I just cleaned my chicken coop today after a long hard winter yeah I will never let that go again

[@lovinthepast4555]

Grace, I sure wish I could do half of what you do. I’m 63 and due to severe vascular issues my left leg is filled with plastic. So I limp and also have Bilateral Neuropathy which is painful. Stage 4 Liver disease. My Grand Dog Magnum is 120 lbs of Bull Mastiff and I believe he’s the only thing that keeps me going. We walk several times a day but only about 2 city blocks and back. He’s 13 years old himself so we’re buddies till the end. I watch several Farm and Homestead channel’s but Cog Hill is by far my favorite. I look forward to every video and podcast they do. You take care of yourself Sweet Lady and Bless your Heart ❤️ I became a Widow June will be 3 years. We were together for almost 36 years. I miss him terribly. I’m in Ohio. Ugh Nora🥀

[@lorainewhite727]

Good on you! Am glad for you that you have such good health, keep on doing what you do 💖🌻

[@karenladwig3856]

Please show us how to trellis. I never had a orchard but always wanted one. It sounds like you are going to have so much fruit!

[@bonniestawski219]

Hello there! I was so glad to see y'all on the podcast today. I've been looking ever since I got up and then when I seen it on my phone I started watching and then of course I got phone call after phone call but I just finished it and I dearly loved it! I love see your smiling faces and learn all about what's going on. I want a cheesecake I want a cobbler I want some fruit I want some flowers I want nugget LOL LOL. I just love all about y'all! And let us know how Mary Carl's cornbread turns out that's exciting to me! Loving you all from Paris Tennessee

[@raeleencoleman5447]

Male emu sounds are called "drumming"... from Australia 🇦🇺