Chewing On Some Poo

[@erinmckeever8641]

Our almost-two-year-old watches your channel in a full trance. Never matters what he’s doing he will stop dead in his tracks and stand in front of the tv fully hypnotized and watch your entire video. It’s been like this since he was a little baby, he would always stop and watch your whole video before resuming his chaotic antics. He loves your channel and we do too!

[@JustaFewAcresFarm]

That's awesome Erin!

[@hiddenvalleyfarmstead]

That's awesome!!

[@abunchofhicks]

Same my 13-month-old will lay back and watch the chore videos with me.

[@marjoriejohnson6535]

For me at the other end of life, bedridden and not doing well, it's the same..I watch till the tractors get worked on. Then I change to watching Jim and his workhorses because I grew up with work horses and know zip about tractors..( p.s. dads second farm was near Berkshire not that far from Just a Few Acres..

[@kylehenley5024]

My two your old does too!!! We never miss a video! We love Pete and his wife!

[@billz410]

I like the video before I watch it 'cause I know I'm gonna like it anyways.

[@andrewpaige6571]

I have always loved cabinet shell and I love the point where Harvey I was breaks down. It’s good to see these old sitcom of the game.

[@sergeant061]

You and Hillary are a refreshing start to my morning, my favorite channel!

[@tony98discovery]

Me too, the time spent watching Pete videos is precious.

[@hiddenvalleyfarmstead]

I was saying the same thing

[@lucgagnon5241]

You're damn right about manure. Spreading manure should be done between nice dry days in spring thru the end of september. It's when it's chemical value (as well as it's micro bacterial value) are at their best. Especially with solid manure like what you got on the farm. The true value of manure doesn't stop to a lab analysis. Is waaaaay better than any fertilizers you can spread on the soil. It's ALIVE !

[@nielsdybro9759]

Got an old mower hiding in the bushes there @ 5:05. Once the bushes sprout leaves, it will not be that noticeable.

[@geoffoutdoors]

Just a Few Acres 👍

[@nathanokken3565]

Your videos through the years have been instrumental in our farm journey. Thanks for the all the effort you put into KZbin!

[@JustaFewAcresFarm]

Thanks Nathan

[@dudewilliams6692]

Same!! Inspired me to fix up my families farm I recently obtained. Plus, we have a lot of red machinery 👍🏼👍🏼

[@hiddenvalleyfarmstead]

Same here!!

[@scottdahl1938]

Nathan: A couple times today I've seen my comments to a thread posted entirely on another channel where it has nothing to do with the topic at hand. Stuff like this will happen to people when they disagree with somebody who believes that "identifies with" is good enough to determine the gender of those with dysphoria. Now I'm watching that circle doing it's thing indicating I can't edit and overwrite it. It will say it's been deleted by a pop up but there on my screen it sits. So, I'm taking screen shots to post elsewhere if it becomes a problem. Thanking you in advance. I gave you a thumbs up when I read your post without seeing Pete for the first time today. My problem is my give a darn is something that can't be busted easily. 😉👍

[@bobpatterson7343]

I'm 71 your channel reminds me of summers on the farm

[@carolphillips4521]

Thank you from one who lives in the city. Learning.

[@ronaldbeuron3766]

Imagine a world where everyone had your ideals and work ethics. There would be small farms producing meat, vegetables, produce, fruits and nuts... then small wood lots people producing lumber, furniture and crafts... and they all sold their wares at a market. No more shopping malls... no more big box stores... no more politics. What a wonderful world it could be!

[@leebretzlaff4501]

Pete, I enjoy your jokes. My uncle would tell these type of jokes, we always said they were so bad they were funny. So to us you’re a Uncle Ernie jokester. Lee and Carolyn Bretzlaff, Villa Grove, Illinois.

[@jko0526]

Thank you for all of your hard work this country needs farmers and good farms!

[@theburnhams2925]

Pete: "In four days we start all over again." (big smile) Hilary: "Hard to believe..." (hesitantly accepting reality..)

[@physiologist7237]

Thank you Pete!

[@marinagallant1847]

Pete is the farm version of Mr. Roger's neighborhood

[@billyduke610]

It has been a rough day for me. Your videos always lift my spirits. Thanks for sharing!

[@tony98discovery]

Indeed, when sad, my brother also often turns to Pete videos and he loves to see how Pete accomplishes the tasks on this farm.

[@hiddenvalleyfarmstead]

Hope your day gets better!!

[@curttaverner5857]

Billy is getting so big and what a friendly boar

[@shnobi24]

Nice when the weather corporates

[@x_Dude1]

Spring is here and sh... hits the fan :)

[@somethingabouttractors241]

Keep up the good work. Love watching you two work together.

[@robynmize4713]

Pete and Hillary. I cant express more how much i enjoy your videos. Its like a family phone call... "just checking in". All your content is just what the soul needs to ground yourself. Even when you are spreading manure..."literally". Lol. Please know you are producing quality content... when i see a random barn cat in the foreground and say..."hi Esra." Thanks again for all you share, whether its animal care, tractor repairs, or farmers market. Thats what i like best...your unpredictable routine life. 😉

[@casanders9098]

Dad jokes are not my favorite thing, but when I hear you tell a dad joke I know you’re having a good day, and that you’re happy. Always brings a smile to my face. Love you’re videos, thanks for sharing your happiness today Pete. 😊

[@rebeccadeane2774]

You and Hillary are so lucky to have each other....you make a good team...

[@TheUnit305]

Down goes Mt. Pooji!

[@oxycocus]

Your best video title yet! 🙂 You're such an inspiration. I learn so much.

[@eamonnleonard9162]

Hello from perth western Australia

[@andrewpaige6571]

I love your relationship with your pig you bring them in the pictures and talk to them just like they have children. That is the kindness of a farmer and his relationship with his livestock.

[@samvalentine3206]

15:55 - love to hear those engine harmonics of the "thrum thrum thrum!" Thanks for bringing us along, Pete!

[@JustaFewAcresFarm]

Me too.

[@murry3208]

Thanks for taking me around the farm today Pete. Always a pleasure for me.

[@samoatodd8730]

You guys have such a gift of calming and laughter. Thanks for being you. ❤

[@hiddenvalleyfarmstead]

Agreed!!

[@jamesrobinson9304]

So great to see you smiling and obviously happy with the spring chores. YOu provide a lot of entertainment and knowledge to me and those other retired seniors. We love seeing your farm come "to life" in the spring and watch all the animals grow. Thanks for the work that you and Hillary do making these videos.

[@hiddenvalleyfarmstead]

It is fun to watch the farm come alive in spring! It's so refreshing after winter

[@huskersue5123]

Love to see spring coming...things are getting exciting on the farm. Thanks, Pete.

[@larryrogers4567]

I always enjoy watching you two working the farm. I had a small farm at one time. Raised my own beef, polled herefords, hogs, turkeys, only once, about 10, and a small flock of hens. I really enjoyed taking care of them and also had a rather large veggy garden. But you two make it look so enjoyable and make a great team. Keep up the good work, and videos. God Bless you both.

[@ronaldclemons5520]

You guys work together so we’ll. Enjoyed seeing farm chores again. Blessings🙂

[@karlbogrand1239]

It's amazing the difference between North grasses and South grasses. Here in East texas the cows are off hay but won't have anything up to the digestibility/ protein of your grasses. I'm always jealous of your grass! But not the winter.

[@mageemcm]

Same here in south Mississippi.

[@freddking4389]

Loved the spreading poo. I always enjoy that looking forward to the whole hay process as well. Very satisfying. Thanks Pete. Appreciate it.

[@robertkelley1990]

Congratulations on getting 100,000 viewers love looking at the cows and pigs .

[@richardhutchings921]

Two cups of coffee and start my day with Pete, his humor, and Just a Few Acres Farm. I love love this channel. Brings back so many memories of growing up and living on a farm. Retired now loving it. Thanks for all the great videos, your wisdom and info.

[@LeeLamphere]

I love your videos… I’m a young 32 yr old that grew up on a dairy farm, now I’m a construction superintendent. I’ve always dreamed of farming and because of your videos I’m doing just that… your videos are inspiring to some and definitely me. Keep on doing what you do. I plan on going to your market, I’m from herkimer county so sometime when I can find the time for a nice drive I’ll do just that.

[@malcolmthomas9953]

Thanks Pete it all happing there mate ready for a nother year off farming , love the show you never know what your going to do , yep little pigs earlier than 10 days Pete , lots off natural poo , cheers from Australia 🇦🇺

[@lynnclark4208]

For many years I have enjoyed the sound of the birds. Whether gramas in town, our home place or wherever. Billy sure enjoys being talked to and loved on. As well as the others. They enjoy being acknowledged and appreciated. Feels comforting. Thanks Pete and Hillary! Have a great day!

[@angelakimbrell1214]

I totally loved that few seconds that you let us hear those frogs and bird. I wish someone would go and make a audio recording of them at least 10 minutes long. I am an insomniac and that would be heaven to hear that at bedtime

[@MarkWYoung-ky4uc]

Man Billy's really growing.

[@r.hill.2369]

Pete, I'm a gearhead for muscle car stuff mostly. But I fall to the side of your viewers that like the "farming" vids. I could watch you spew manure and wisdom all day. Much love from the south.

[@__S__B__]

Thank you Pete! You’ve made my morning even more enjoyable with your new video! Thank you for showing Billy and JJ! They’re my favorites!😊

[@hiddenvalleyfarmstead]

Right! I love them too! I want to watch a live video of them just going about their day lol

[@markflick1641]

Billy is really growing up,thank you for sharing your day ,always makes mine better

[@farmerrod3159]

This reminds me of the days when we used an International 350 utility with a bucket. It took so long to clean out our barn, mainly because it was to big to use in a barn. We now have skid steer machine which works better inside a barn. Watch out for the wind. Happy spreading.

[@joshk.6246]

The morning chores in that beautiful sunlight! I've always found the gentle rustle of hay to be relaxing and calming.

[@saltwaterlou]

I love this. Recently watched the Netflix doc called "Kiss the Ground". I speaks to the initiative on the importance of soil - the man-made causation of how we are negatively impacting the soil and how we can natural repair through regenerative agriculture!! It's nice seeing farmers like you taking such care of the land!

[@carol242]

Gee's I got poop no my face! Love sharing your days. You have the happiest animals ever. They are loved.

[@wendyhorn8376]

The cows were excited to see you in the field. They know they'll be out soon now!

[@bobkelly2447]

here's a question for ya Pete !!! why not get a bigger bucket for the tractor ? I was really supprised at how much quicker I could get the job done when switching from a smaller bucket to a bigger one... and I am sure that would be the same for you.... filling the manure spreader with 3 buckets or 4 would sure be better than the 8 to 10 that you normally have to do...

[@douglasthompson9482]

Good morning Pete and Hilarie….another wonderful day.

[@donnakytle6595]

Thanks for taking us along.

[@timothyrill3825]

Now we are getting ready, cows and pigs excited! All that hay turned into compost and a positive process for this year. The market is opening and all your followers are ready for the excitement of the new pig dwelling. Thanks Pete!😊

[@dontremaine5209]

Never ridden a shovel before. 👌🏻 thanks😆

[@jherna9804]

I love your daily routine videos. I know from your point of view it might be boring but not for the viewers. Keep it coming buddy.

[@msw00]

Looks like a good poo day, getting ready for spring. Great video and you and Hill have a great day.

[@charlenepartlow7880]

Hi there friends ! It's always a great visit with you and your girl...really loved watching all your day involved ... great seeing all the piggies...looking forward to Brownies babies ....🐽🤗🤭 Hil is such a great partner at hand with you Pete ! It's wonderful watching the 2 of you working together to keep things running on the farm. God bless y'all...see you soon !

[@lancereynolds8115]

I am with you Pete, the sound of peepers, and red wing blackbirds in the trees are the first signs of spring and warmer weather

[@gerrysmart8835]

Watching you and Hillary cleaning enclosures reminds me of cleaning calf pens with my sister (6 (me) and 9) every Saturday from late fall to spring - we had to get it done by 5:00 pm so we could watch Bugs Bunny before dinner/supper. Dad had to empty the wheelbarrow. We had chickens for eggs and around 30 milking cow for butterfat/cream and pigs that just ate skim milk and barley/oats chop all winter. I also remember my dad had a waiting list for people/ friends that wanted the pork from the slaughter which we did on the farm. My parents had to give up farming due to health issues when I was 10 ish. Thanks for bring up some fond memories. I have made friends with former market gardener and volunteer there year round (5 acres). I will keep going into my seventies.

[@scottdahl1938]

The winning bit of wisdom today. 1. Recognizing how some farms have gutters with right angle steel attatched to a chain that moves it out of a barn into your Honey wagon there. In a setting where a farmer had heifers in an old dairy barn they had to shovel it out first and then reload it back into the gutter. You're spot on about when to put that on the fields though. That same farmer would put it into a pile in a low unused area that must have been a gravel pit some decades before. A years seasons later I mixed that stuff 50/50 with sand. Anything would grown in that. 2. Real men don't need heated seats. That was cuter than a bug's ear.

[@boleonard3270]

You should spread maure with the 504 that is one of my favorites in all of your tractors

[@erickellogg505]

Your calmness around the critters is impressive, especially if you are not editing or leaving out the frustrating times that can lead a man to using all those other words... 😂

[@joannthompson765]

we just finished up our spring meat birds we had 1 day in 90 already so I have start bring out fans for everyone.thanks for video. from s tx

[@vonRow]

60's? shheeesh, we are getting dumped on with yet another 12 to 15 inches of....winter... Again. Yer piggers are looking good! Wish our boar was as friendly as your Buddy guy is.

[@alisonhobson9875]

Boy, I wish I could smell that manure. This video took me way back to my growing up years in a farm village in Southern Ontario. Driving by the farmer's fields after they had spread manure and my older brother insisting the smell would grow hair on your chest. I thought he was disgusting then but I wish I could smell it now that I'm in my sunset years. Your videos always take me for a stroll down memory lane. Thank you Hillary and Pete. Bless!

[@fundyacres2022]

Hey Pete. It is that time of year. We are getting ready to bring in our first chicks, layers and pigs this month. I have been watching your videos for the last two years or so, I have learned a ton. Thank you.

[@danielprivate7442]

I'm happy you like making these tractor work videos. I like watching them. Poo and all.

[@clintonkauth2771]

We still spread every day. Chisel plow it in the spring. Grows good corn

[@kevinwickert6547]

We have a small pond and wet areas on our property. In the spring and summer the sounds of peepers and tree frogs is almost defining and very much enjoyed.

[@michaeld_68]

Good morning Pete. Thanks for the video. Looking forward to the baby piglets being born!!!!! Have a great day 😊

[@robynwojciechowski3407]

What I wouldn’t do for a nice tractor scoop of that rotted manure in my garden Pete! I can smell the sweetness now…but scoop from the cow side please!

[@hiddenvalleyfarmstead]

Pete, why did you have to kick those wood chips over. Brownie was having so much fun just nibbling and sniffing. Lol Love you channel buddy!! Keep up the great work!

[@barbarabarnes512]

I love watching your videos and how relaxing it is. Okay well maybe not you but for me! Thank you for bringing us along with your day.

[@Me-ov9nw]

Love ezra hitching a ride and taking to you! Also really love all the sounds of the farm❤

[@amym8479]

Wonderful video… again. Thank you. PS I loved the peepers.. brings back lovely memories.

[@mikemattcam]

Pete, my day started out GREAT, as it always does watching your new video entry. Thanks for the up lift in my spirit . You and yours have a GREAT DAY!

[@JoseOrtiz-14U2NV]

In the beginning of this video when you and your wife are coming out the house you can hear the woodpecker pecking on a tree.

[@larrymoore6640]

Pete, Like you I so enjoy the sounds the Spring is on the way. Thanks for another day on the farm.

[@stevenshover9262]

Awesome video thanks and God bless..

[@kyliepierson8718]

I usually watch the end of the vlog to comment but I was surprise how big Billy is getting Compare to those feeder pigs that just goes to show you quality of a purebred he's gonna be top pig 1 day oh well Back to the show I'm sure it's gonna be a knee slapper full of information All right I'll catch you on the next 1 god bless

[@richardreger2548]

Nice video Pete (and Hilary), Thanks 😁

[@kailand3056]

What a positive, relaxing video - I love watching your channel ❤ I’m looking forward to the changes coming to the the barns and seeing how it changes your work flow.

[@tony98discovery]

Are there farms like Pete near where you live?

[@hiddenvalleyfarmstead]

Yeah I can't wait to see the new and improved barn area! I love that he's using the old barn

[@hiddenvalleyfarmstead]

@@tony98discovery none like this near where we live

[@richardploof703]

boy the animals come alive in the spring miss that and the frogs and the birds spring is here at least there Here in Minnesota not so still still snow on the ground It's suppose snow more talk to you later Bye

[@keithmiller4016]

All is I can say , is I was hooked on your channel ever since you rebuilt the family homestead, never miss a video, always reminds me back in the day on the farm in OHIO.

[@Grandpa82547]

I have had several sinus surgeries, which left me with basically no sense of smell. I think I could be a pig farmer!

[@anthonyanderson808]

Did you decide to put your new pig edition on the side of the heifer barn? It's funny we all have a different spot on where you're going to add it. Everyone has heard a different location. Lol 😂. Love your channel just block out any of those negative people. They're everywhere. You & Hilary keep up the interesting videos. Love them, can't wait until the next ones!! The Andersons Richwood, Ohio

[@christine3358]

I just LOVE the peepers! I sit by my living room window and no matter the temperature I crack it open to listen

[@davidpoole8667]

Chicken and turkey poo has weed seeds from their feed that did not digest in the bird. But composting in a pile cooks those seeds and keeps the invasive out of the pasture. We learned that the hard way.

[@jasperbullington5542]

Good morning

[@caroleferreira2846]

Great way to start my day. Your town looks so nice and peaceful in the morning. Does little Billy ever go out during the day? He really loves when you come around. Can’t wait for the spring to come.

[@MichaelAllanTorrey]

Hi Pete & Hillary. JFAF video best way to begin the day. Your attention to detail and camera work makes me feel that I am right there with you. 🌞🇺🇸

[@MichaelAllanTorrey]

BTW, watching the MD restoration again. Wonderful the way you logically work through a very difficult, challenging and even risky project.

[@jan-erikgustafsson1900]

I have tested your daddy jokes on my family, they think it's terrible, so keep them coming 🤣🤣🤣

[@pdrphil8159]

Spring was always very welcome when I lived in a cold climate. I moved to Texas 25 yrs ago & winters are mild...but I still enjoy spring time... First sign of spring in my youth was Easter flowers & spring peepers... You knew the corner had turned & even if a cold snap came in , it didnt last long... I remember back in 93' and it was mid April , the grass was growing , the trees were budding & we got about a foot of snow... It was so discouraging ! But a wk later & things were back on course...

[@FusedFootage]

Thanks Pete, you were on spot with the psychology I feel.

[@danielfawcett5107]

A very good friend and old co worker of mine used to always say that he had his Doctorate in manure management. His PHD. Pile it Higher Deeper!

[@JustaFewAcresFarm]

He must have been a graduate of BYU...Barn Yard University.

[@abbiebarnes2200]

I so remember that smell of the chicken shed.... especially in the wintertime! I swore I could smell yours too!

[@ericdownward6170]

Pete you must be tired of hearing it, but, you are such a good man and a great teacher.

[@JustaFewAcresFarm]

Thank you Eric