DOSENT everyone just love Jason? He is so nice and kind. Loves sharing the sunsets. Every women would love to have a man like Jason. Hard working and loves his family. You’re a special kind of man Jason.❤
@4mandysake2 күн бұрын
YESSS! You're one in a million, Jason. Brooke, you got a good one....and Jason, you're blessed beyond measure to have such an amazing wife in Brooke. Truly an amazing couple. ❤
@agrammie56682 күн бұрын
Amen❤
@Jackie.Verchot2 күн бұрын
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@terrypomatto9072 күн бұрын
I had a 9N back 25 yr ago and kept fiddling with the ignition without success. I had a garage mechanic, I ask him if he could convert from 6v to 12v and upgrade the ignition. It took about two hours to convert, after that I never had a problem getting it to start again. Jason you won't regret the. expense in the end...
@michelleholland84602 күн бұрын
I realize I am commenting before the video. I really need to share the following concerning the calf that passed away. First thank the dear Lord that the neighbor called you. I began to obsess over that sweet calf laying there on the hill and why didn’t your neighbor called sooner since the calf was born on Tuesday. His mother had died. I know the neighbor was under the weather. Anyway what finally enabled me to let go is what Jason said. We saved him from dying on that cold hill with a storm coming. The little guy had a warm bed with a heater and surrounded by folks who loved and cared for him until he passed away. Including Dr. D. The Cog Hill family is always in my prayers. A video that I go to to cheer me up is Matilda playing also the video of Pocket having the zoomies and running back in the barn to wake Peaches up!!😍😍
@peikathryn2 күн бұрын
Didn't Jason say that another cow had taken the calf on but ended up rejecting it?
@galady86322 күн бұрын
@@peikathryn.. you are correct.
@michelleholland84602 күн бұрын
@@peikathryn Yes he did. I apologize. I forgot. But was still too long for that little fella to be on his own. Remember how they found him. Flat out on a cold hill all alone. I’m sure he had been there for quite sometime.
@dianarubia90392 күн бұрын
@@michelleholland8460 😢The Silver lining to the baby calves passing is that he’s joined with his Momma again❣️
@jerrilynhenson90242 күн бұрын
@@michelleholland8460and the owner was sick so he couldn’t tend to the calf. 😢
@dianarubia90392 күн бұрын
MooTilda looks so good now❣️She even pushes back during her 10 rep leg therapy exercises 😊 MooTilda, You Go Girl!👍 🎉 ❤
@suemitchell13542 күн бұрын
The calf & the goat butting heads kills me lol!
@maire42832 күн бұрын
Was thoroughly enjoying that as well... an amusing social interaction that must also enhance Mootilda's use of her leg as an added bonus!
@kathywifall68442 күн бұрын
Holly sure loves her Daddy---putting her paws around you as if she was hugging you. Mootilda is so pretty.
@denasewell2 күн бұрын
For a minute I thought I was on the Cog Hill Science Channel😂
@Poppi20062 күн бұрын
And all these years, I always thought that electrolysis was used only in a beauty parlor. I guess you’re never too old to learn.
@kylehiggins3216Күн бұрын
You are just like a kid in the candy store when you dive into a project! So happy to see the results of your hard work with the cast iron and I see how happy you are to enjoy the results being cooked in the cast iron! As always, the Cog Hill gang puts a huge smile on my face!
@catherinetetrault47892 күн бұрын
Y'all, I laughed when Jason said he was a poet. There's a saying that I've known since my childhood and it goes,_ I'm a poet and didn't know it, can make a rhyme anytime." Hope everyone has a blessed day and night.❤😂
@marshabevis37682 күн бұрын
I've always heard it as, "I'm a poet and didn't know it. My feet show it, they're Longfellows."
@skyz3160Күн бұрын
Your ending shot and the beautiful sunset with moon and the sound of the barnyard anmals internally said to me " Oh, little town of Bethlehem". You are the voice and environment of the reason for the Christmas season. For me a little touch of heaven with Cog Hill Farm. Thank you Jason
@juliemackenzie19788 сағат бұрын
Hi Jason…It looks like an awesome project. Thank you for sharing this video with us. 👍🇨🇦😊 Animals are so resilient & are so adaptable to change…more so than humans. 👍👏😊 Wow! It worked getting your cast iron clean. 👍👏😊 A beautiful sunset. 🌅
@BrendaLouScottКүн бұрын
I currently cook only in/on cast iron. I'm 73 and a few pieces I got for our wedding in 1972. Other pieces I use were my MIL's and HER mother's cast iron pans. That means I regularly use cast iron pans that are over 125 years old! The older pans were cleaned and re-seasoned in the 80's. I take care of my pans and they have never needed re-seasoning other than that. Great pans!
@IlanBankston2 күн бұрын
My mother passed in 1997. My sister and I split all of her cast iron . I got her cornbread ear ,and her largest skillet. My sister got her Dutch oven and 2 skillets small and medium. But my best find out in the pasture was a cracked Dutch oven I took and had black Smith weld it between the frame of my great grandmother wheel plow. He put 3 leg so it wouldn't tip over. Satin black paint. Panses Johnnie jump up in fall spring and moss roses in summer. Generations are at my home. Mom/ Shirley and great grandmother/ willy mae. Memories saved
@karengaynon80202 күн бұрын
My nana made us the cornbread sticks for snacks. My sister has her cast iron pans. Such fond memories. ❤️
@IlanBankston2 күн бұрын
@karengaynon8020 we grew up in generations of cast iron. Knew not to leave it in water Never dishwasher. Always did cleanup dabs of oil and buff it and ready again. Potaoes,eggs,bacon. Alway cornbread best for browning porkchops. Poor man's meal goulash for family of 7 and canned summer vegetables. We were poor but always momma cooked. Best chef said it'll stick to your ribs
@rdyardieКүн бұрын
Matilda is moving right along. Her front leg is getting stronger thanks to your exercises. I am impressed with how she is progressing.
@sherry28362 күн бұрын
I love your relationships with all your animals but your very special relationship between you and Holly just fills my heart.
@johntatum19512 күн бұрын
Yes, Holly is a wonderful companion for Jason...they are close...:)
@2CalaLilly2 күн бұрын
I totally agree. Their bond is wonderful to see.
@angelraburn4401Күн бұрын
@@sherry2836 agreed. That and his bond with Nuggo the Sheriff. The daily rub down and chats they have. I miss those. The Sheriff got a deputy ❤️
@EvaThrasher2 күн бұрын
I watched today’s video and wanted to tell you how my mom cleaned her cast iron. I’m 77 years old and when I was a child she sent us to the yard to scrub them with sand. Then she reseasoned them.
@joanminske24982 күн бұрын
Have to LOVE the fact that the days are getting longer
@patriciaharner51562 күн бұрын
@@joanminske2498 Amen 🙏 Sister!
@barbaragamble26122 күн бұрын
You know what I learned! A easy way to burn all that stuff off of your cast iron pots and pan is to put them in your self cleaning oven when you clean your oven and it will burn off all the rust, old grease and everything! It took my pots and pans back down to bare cast iron. After that you’ll have to start over with the re seasoning but it really does work!!😊
@BeckyMurray-sy5md2 күн бұрын
Jason, my grandparents had a burn pit and I remember when my grandfather would start the pit up, my grandmother would sit her cast iron in it and let it burn all that bottom greasy stuff off. It would work.
@theREmissionary2 күн бұрын
Oh, we used to do that with our cast iron, over the campfire. I have some of my old cast iron in our camping equipment, and still use that method of cleaning.
@thedirtprincess32932 күн бұрын
My mom did the same. Built a fire and buried the crusty pan in the coals. Pulled it out washed and reseasoned it. 3:19
@gerimartinez27372 күн бұрын
I remember my dad dud that too
@tinnaz12 күн бұрын
Or lay in a wood stove on hot coals and add a log or two.
@teresahuskins81322 күн бұрын
Thank for the lesson Jason
@judithrivin20312 күн бұрын
Mootilda is doing much better. Good job Jason and Brooke. Lifts my heart to see love and care in action.
@vanessadaugherty42942 күн бұрын
My grandmother that died at 98 from a car accident always seasoned hers on the farm using a fire outside. She put the pans in the fire, got them hot, pulled them out, wiped them down, then she took a slab of fatback smeared all over the pans/skillets, put them back in the fire. I don’t recall any of her cast iron rusting! She did say, don’t ever wash cast iron, especially with Dawn!
@carolb39462 күн бұрын
Thank you, Jason, Brooke, Catherine, Dr D, and all those who Care so much...Thank you for all you are doing. 💖 Watching what you do in today's video and all the Goodness you spread, touches my heart. You "wear a smile, and your heart on your sleeve". When you showed us the time with your neighbor's calf, it was precious to me. Watching you ALL with your LOVING words and touch and your determination to give your All to the calf's short time here, builds me up inside. Something I've learned to understand is that the frequency/energy of...whatever you might call it..."what we say" actually builds us up or not. In my mind, you are the "uplifting" we are drawn to. Which is the first site I watch each morning?...Cog Hill Farm! 🐞
@patriciaharner51562 күн бұрын
@@carolb3946 I whole heartedly agree 👍 Thank you ☺️!
@dorothybrogden35232 күн бұрын
That sunset scene was absolutely breathtaking!!!! A picture of that would be beautiful in a frame!!! ❤
@cherigraf75312 күн бұрын
Love how you stirred the soap for the cast-iron skillets that was pretty clever. It’s not every day you use a canoe paddle to stir the soup. Have a great day.😊
@carolanegordon40892 күн бұрын
Matilda is so cute! When you walk up to her,her tail wags like a puppy. So sweet! And I swear honey looks like her coat is darker or is it just me?!
@alysiachristensen54752 күн бұрын
Thanks Jason for a great episode!!! God bless you and your whole family!!!
@patriciaharner51562 күн бұрын
@@alysiachristensen5475 I agree!
@sandragillingham62552 күн бұрын
You go, scientist Jason 😊
@jeanettesheldon86942 күн бұрын
I have my Granny's cast iron cookware, including a Dutch Oven, a cornbread pan, two irons used to iron clothes, and others. My dad said that she would put her cast iron into a fire to clean it really well and then season it.
@christinedehn32572 күн бұрын
Yep, get a fire going outside, lay your pans in it and put more wood on. Next day (or two) when all has cooled down pull your pans out of the ashes. They will be clean. Works for old heavy cast aluminum pans as well. I had a friend who tried the self cleaning feature on his oven. It works, but you need good ventilation because all the grease and food residue burning off makes smoke.
@terrimills86092 күн бұрын
Jason, I’ve inherited several cast iron skillets, plus bought 3 at a yard sale. My Grammy Agan taught me how to clean them. She just built a fire and threw them in. It burns all the old gunk off and also, I’ve put them in the self-cleaning cycle in my oven. Works very well. They have to be reseasoned, but that’s not hard.
@donnabeard7901Күн бұрын
Thanx for sharing your sunset and mad scientist experience. I have a old muffin pan, cast iron, heart shaped muffin cups. Will save it for a project for my son, ❤️
@debbyalden55Күн бұрын
Wow, the pan is looking good. It's amazing how many ideas there are to season cast iron. All the animals are looking so good. Mootilda is walking around so much better. I'm going to start calling you Mcgiver lol
@ourtrailmixoflife2085Күн бұрын
Love you days, the animals are so enjoyable. You always have great content. I clean my cast iron and my blackstone grill with salt and a potato cut in half. I use the potato as the scrubber and the salt cleans off the food and oil.
@susichristianson3395Күн бұрын
Jason, I really enjoy watching you embrace doing things like back in the day. Back when life was simpler. It’s nice that you take us along as you explore those methods. I’m anxious to see the cast iron skillet when it’s clean then seasoned. You’ve found a new passion. It’s nice to have a friend and mentor like Tony G to give you advice. You’re making those pieces beautiful again.✨They will be heirloom pieces to pass on to MaryCarl one day. I’m sure someone out there will help you decide what to do with your granddaddy’s tractor. It’s hard when you want to preserve something like that for sentimental reasons and for keeping it all vintage. But at the end of the day you want to put it to use in your gardens and your granddaddy would most likely feel the same way. You’ll figure it out. You’re absolutely right. Those sunsets are so beautiful. As always, from CA🏖️take care.
@organicgal77512 күн бұрын
I knew you would think about the cats with the Mad scientist tank open on the top. Cats are known to be very curious. Adding the lid did the trick😃
@katedonald5661Күн бұрын
Very dramatic with the music and the sparks! Great video.🎉
@gracewashburn82762 күн бұрын
Wow, that’s interesting. Wow to clean that old cast-iron pan and then to re-season it so Brooke can use it in the house and incredible. I have five cast-iron pans and three of them get used so regularly wow incredible that’s an awesome job Jason and who what a thought what you made would work❤❤
@carolefm2 күн бұрын
Using a self cleaning oven works great. Have been cooking with cast iron all my life and once you reseason them they are great
@TerryDavison-f1k2 күн бұрын
Hi Jason thank you for having me along God bless y'all love y'all
@sararafferty1722 күн бұрын
Lester’s Dad, pawpaw, cleans and restores old cast iron. YT is Hanging with Paw Paw. He would love to talk to you. 😇😇😇😇
@snakey3192 күн бұрын
Have 2 pans I bought in the 70's, keep them seasoned and nothing sears a steak better. The Dutch Oven is a dream come true, wow, Tony is generous.
@LouY7782 күн бұрын
You make the Cog Squad’s days better. Wishing you the best.❤
@patriciaharner51562 күн бұрын
@@LouY778 Amen 🙏
@joanminske24982 күн бұрын
Thank you to Jason
@nancywright74552 күн бұрын
2 methods: so I have even told, in olden days, the farmers or townsmen would build a bonfire and when the fire was going really well, the men would put their wives cast iron cookware and lay it on the fire, when the fire had burned out, the cast iron cookware would be completely clean, and ready to be re seasoned! The other method that I know actually happened to my mother in law: she had purchased a new self cleaning range/ oven combination that year… so when it came time to run the oven cleaning program, she placed her cast iron skillet in the oven on the oven racks, and turn on the cleaning lever. When the oven cleaning program had run its cycle, she removed her cast iron skillet to find out was as clean as a brand new one! 🤣 She was shocked to see it that clean, and began re seasoning it again, and continued using it! I do not use cast iron as it is too heavy.! But the food she cooked in it was delicious!
@BloomWithGracieКүн бұрын
If you have a orbit sander. Get some 80 grit sand paper. Depending on how thick, you may need 60 or even 40 grit. Though I have to say. Your way looked more fun.....lol Mootilda's leg is looking so much better. You guys ROCK! As for the weather. Always good to be prepared. Weather changes so fast.
@heatherprus5364Күн бұрын
Nate Petroski (NarroWay Homestead Demonstrates cleaning cast iron. He had a big wrench that was coated in rust. Clumpy rust. He demonstrates the process of cleaning what some will toss it out. I'm going to watch what you do. They might be close to the same process. That pan you held up is beautiful!
@arcobalenonellorto89942 күн бұрын
Wow how it worked this new method to clean the pans!!! I wish also cast iron pans. So beautiful to see Matilda playing with the goats 💚
@breesavesКүн бұрын
I love getting to go talk to all the animals and update them lol. And what an exciting experiment!!
@judyklein32212 күн бұрын
Next time you do a science project you'll need a lab coat Professor Jason. The cast iron experiment is very interesting. You've got the feeding down to a science too. I'm impressed with the efficiency. Wow! The mess in the tub is awesome and what you are scraping off the pan is incredible. Great job!🤗
@CJ-bu8mh2 күн бұрын
On my 1948 Chevy 1/2 T truck it made a world of difference when I upgraded to 12V. I had a step down transformer built so I could still use the 6V dash gages. AND I no longer had to park on a hill to jump start it!!!
@CogHillFarm2 күн бұрын
Thanks!!!!
@patriciaharner51562 күн бұрын
@@CJ-bu8mh you go ! I have done that a few times.
@CJ-bu8mhКүн бұрын
@@patriciaharner5156 I could pop the clutch going forward or backwards on a hill. Where I moved to for work the town had all flat streets so the conversion made it so much easier than asking a neighbor to push me down the street enough to pop the clutch. . My brother flew out to help me rewire the truck and we left the 6V starter in! Boy did it turn over wicked fast! I miss my truck, had to sell it after over 40 years of having her when I downsized and moved to be near some relatives. Folks were always shocked to see a chick driving a vintage truck. 99% stock too. Had a radio and a heater, that was great.
@victoriabaker44002 күн бұрын
Mootilda is hopping about, she scooted into that stall. Wow! Great stuff on the cast iron, ty!
@edierice52332 күн бұрын
Man!!! If the electrolysis tank works like it looks like it will, there will be very little elbow grease needed!!! Game changer!! Tony is probably checken that out!! Mootilda is getting some great therapy from the goats, too!!❤
@renitameares3838Күн бұрын
During your LIVE this morning, I asked if you would do a video on the cast iron, not realizing that this was the video. It was in my WATCH LATER playlist and I just watched it. I can’t get to every video as they come out. Anyway this is so cool and I need to do this to some very old pieces that were given to me. Amazing!
@tcornatzer43802 күн бұрын
You so smart. Don't you ever think you are average. Because you my friend, are not!
@ohredbrd2 күн бұрын
Fed everything but the winged creatures and I know that their feeding time is in the morning. So glad your new mad science experiment worked! Truly happy all the farm pets are thriving as well as you all Jason and fam.
@debrah75482 күн бұрын
Peaches?
@ohredbrd2 күн бұрын
@debrah7548 Yes, she is not a winged creature, but she is also morning fed, isn't she lol.
@Loni-fiberartsfanatics2 күн бұрын
What we do to clean cast iron is to put it in a self cleaning oven. Let it clean, then hand wash it then season it. It works like a charm every time. This came about because when we go camping, we just toss the cast iron skillets into the fire to clean then wipe it out. Try it. You can’t go wrong.
@user-qe6mm1il4u2 күн бұрын
Good grief, it's dangerous to leave a man by himself!! Lester's dad, Pawpaw would be cringing right now, he does his cast iron old school and it always works. Understand you thinking of upgrading the tractor to make it last but it will be forever changed. Your decision, either way is a positive! So happy you are persistent with Matilda's PE, it will make the difference as she grows!! Think she knows you're helping. With the crazy weather changes, you may get snow, just keep everyone warm!! So glad the days are working on being longer again, dark at 5 doesn't cut it!! Hope Pocket continues to adjust, tummy problems are miserable. You really do have to take each animal into consideration!! I'm waiting for Brooke to get home before you go back in the barn!! Okay, work smarter not harder!! Very Beautiful sunset!!!
@evalinawarne13372 күн бұрын
Beautiful sunset. Iron pan is cleaning up well. GOD BLESS YOU.
@stephenullman45342 күн бұрын
We went 12 volt and what a difference. It was really incredible. We also changed the carburetor. I can't remember which carburetor it was but it was a newer version of the one that was on it originally. Good luck Jason!
@jeancollins19042 күн бұрын
The colors of the sunset through the barn door just before you close it is gorgeous!😊
@cheryljones53272 күн бұрын
love feeding videos! We get to walk with you AND all animals. TY
@TayaMcGee2 күн бұрын
Late to the video, butttt.... seeing the goats be so gentle with the new baby makes my heart soooo happy. They just know she needs tenderness even in playtime ❤😊🐄🐐❤😊
@garymixson6872 күн бұрын
Jason...build a fire, when it is just coals, put your pan in it and completely cover with coals. Leave it alone! When the coals get cold, next day, pull the pan out. It will be back to raw metal ready to season. Just that easy.😅😊
@LizReeves19712 күн бұрын
I’m waiting for Mootilda to get real strong and one of these days push you back! 😂You’re doing so amazing with her, I’m so happy she’s getting better! Have an amazing day Cog Hill and Squad! ❤🌞✨
@cathypeck8902 күн бұрын
If your tank doesn’t work, Gary Walker at Walker Farm fam cleaned some cast-iron and he used the drill with the wire brush. You may check that out. Good luck partner.
@dianeschieffer2 күн бұрын
What a great solution you found to cleaning the cast iron pans. Thanks for sharing the beautiful sunset.
@jacquelinearmstrong95042 күн бұрын
That is a beautiful sunset thank you Jason for showing us
@jacquelinearmstrong95042 күн бұрын
Jason, I think you’re on the right track with your granddaddy’s tractor. Some of the stuff on my husband’s old truck is the same way and he’s gonna change it over to the electronic ignition.
@jenniferjenkins33412 күн бұрын
My ex boyfriend was a tattoo artist and he got an electrolysis tank and I was completely amazed at how well it worked!! GREAT thinking Jason!! 👍👏🎉👍
@julieagain2 күн бұрын
What can’t you do Jason ( Brooke & Mary Carl ) the dynamic trio!
@angelraburn44012 күн бұрын
Happy New Year to Cog Squad and Cog Hill. Just makes my heart happy every time you post. Thank you for all of the hard work on the farm and bringing us along. We sure appreciate you and all the fur and feathered family there at Cog Hill. ❤ y’all be good. I had to add what a beautiful sunset and seeing you so happy about the cast iron made me smile so big. I was waiting for the happy dance 😂
@patriciaharner51562 күн бұрын
@@angelraburn4401 so was I !
@christiehickman75732 күн бұрын
How cool the electrolysis tank is working..good job! Amazed how quickly you were able to put it together…love it!!!
@Lisa-x8s2 күн бұрын
Thoroughly enjoyed this video. And learned something too.
@lauraockfen36432 күн бұрын
My name is Gary. I watch you with my wife. I am a mechanic and I collect old tractors and engines. Don’t change it over to twelve volt unless you covert the stater also. Many people put twelve bolts to six volt starters. They work for a while. They spin to fast and eventually will destroy them selves.”you can have a reliable six volt system. If the beater cables are twice as large as a twelve volt cable and your connections are clean, a six volt battery will crank that engine over just fine. If the points are clean . And gaped correctly in good shape, with a known good condenser it will run trouble free for many years. If you keep Also you should keep fuel stabilizer in it if it sits around. If you do the conversion halfway you will fight it forever.
@siamese352 күн бұрын
I would absolutely love it if Peaches could give a shout out to Kendrick and Amy. They are my 2 and 4 year old grandchildren that are in love with her. We read the books all the time.
@kestrelle53452 күн бұрын
Mr Science watch out! There's a new guy in town! 🤪
@ronaldschronce48752 күн бұрын
Upgrade to 12 volts you will not regret.
@ginacurtis17022 күн бұрын
Hello Jason, Brooke is going to be so proud of you. You can tell the animals love you guys. They learn so fast because they trust you. You're right animals are smart, I watch you because I watch the animals, they tell me all I need to know. I trust my dog's judgement if she doesn't like someone, then there is something wrong. Glad your thingy thing works.❤❤🤣🤣🤣
@patriciaharner51562 күн бұрын
@@ginacurtis1702 so do I!
@johntatum19512 күн бұрын
Enjoyed the day with Jason and Holly and hope Brooke and MC had a nice day. Glad the electrolisis tank is working well. God bless CHF...:)
@patriotmama2 күн бұрын
Have used cast iron for over 50 years. When my skillets or dutch oven needs to be redone (which they do at some point) just get a grinding brush that attaches to your drill, take the residue off. Your skillet (pan) will look like steel almost, but don't worry. just season it w/oil in the oven like normal. You will need to do it about 3 times, but they will be seasoned and nice and smooth. Simple to do.
@countrygirlinpa2 күн бұрын
WOW! Lester's dad and brother need to see this. They love cast iron too.
@angela-sanders2 күн бұрын
the goats are helping Matilda with her PT, too. those head butting sessions are helping her too. I love to see that
@suemitchell13542 күн бұрын
Mootilda beautiful!
@amyholmes20452 күн бұрын
Rose red homestead has a great video on cast iron. I think she used Oven Off get clean up her older cast iron pans
@littledude53112 күн бұрын
Good job, Jason. Where there is a will, there’s a way. Henceforth, rust be gone!
@cosmicgoatlady69572 күн бұрын
Most of the time the old folks would put the cast irons in a bond fire, heat then up to over 500 F and then scrub them down with coarse salt. Repeat until the pan whips clean, then oil until black and shine.
@HeatherWaggoner2 күн бұрын
For many years I've kept (Cascade) powdered automatic dishwasher detergent on hand for washing/ cleaning projects. I soak antique linens in it to remove stubborn stains, hand wash silk plants in it, soak window blinds in the bath tub with it to ease cleaning, and soak cooked on stubborn messes on pots and pans. I would try this first.
@tinal.holloway21492 күн бұрын
I love the freckles or black spots on her cute nose. Love it she's so sweet.
@suemitchell13542 күн бұрын
I had bought two Dutch ovens and one lid. I had some tree limbs to burn so I added. It was late in the day so I left them to cool off. It came a light shower in the night and one of the omens cracked from the cool rain. I was so sorry! I have a huge huge skillet that will hold two chickens to fry! My Son gave it to me.
@judylinville2179Күн бұрын
Noah and the Ark came to mind when I watched you with the animals. You, Brooke, and Mary Carl are very special. I know God chose you to watch over these animals. Keep a goin'. ❤❤❤
@Jackie.VerchotКүн бұрын
Can’t wait to see the end result on the cast iron skillet. Another beautiful sunset at the farm.
@ElsaThal2 күн бұрын
Thank you for sharing ✌🏽💖🤟🏼✨️🧚♂️
@richardmain80592 күн бұрын
Good Day Jason thank you for sharing and harvesting our Smiles today, you might say your alone on the farm, but I don’t think your ever really alone, you’ve got plenty of four legged and two legged friends to keep you company. I use to do electrolysis when I was a teenager, I used a old fish tank, my railroad set power supply (It had a knob on it so I could control the strength) and I’d use copper pennies and nickels or other metal objects. The copper from the pennies would coat what ever other metal objects I’d have connected in the tank. As an Adult I work at a company that manufactured Printed Circuit Boards and we used electrolysis to plate the metal onto the printed circuits.😀👍👍👍
@maire42832 күн бұрын
How cool is that?!! Thanks for the fascinating share.
@cbutler95402 күн бұрын
Awe Bootsy and new calf are BFF ! Can you let Pooky play with the big ball, I bet she would love it!
@Cindy-r4d2 күн бұрын
Beautiful sunset 🌅 Love seeing both Pookie and Matilda’s progress Really cool about the cleaning process ❤️🙏🏼
@RobinsNestEggs2 күн бұрын
You are a precious man Jason. I adore your kind nature, positivity and enthusiasm. You and Brooke are a perfectly yoked couple. 🙏🏽☺️ Your new electrolysis tank is awesome. Definitely working smarter . . . not harder. It warms my heart seeing Mootilda building strength. Thanks for the take along view of the evening feeding and bedding down. You make it look easy. I agree . . . it’s amazing how quickly they adjust. Animals are so smart and instinctual. Blessings. 🙏🏽🤗💓
@Martha-hy5cf2 күн бұрын
So glad you take such good care of your animals
@margaretschnetzka43902 күн бұрын
Love when y'all show project videos!
@sarahjaneyoung85662 күн бұрын
Must say the tank very cool and simple to do but a big bonfire is also very satisfying and pretty to watch. It's nice to know there are options thanks Jason! Cool sunset have a wonderful evening now and may your days be blessed stay safe and warm
@juliettefields72022 күн бұрын
That is so cool, Jason!
@nancysimpson42462 күн бұрын
Good afternoon Jason& Holly and all the farm babies like always enjoy your videos thank you.