It's hard to rest when there is so much EXCITEMENT on the homestead!

[@nziejeremiah4692]

It requires money to make money this is the best secret I have ever heard we don’t make money we make multiple money.

[@alisonclairehillis2217]

Interesting. I have a lump sum doing absolutely nothing at all in my bank account, I wanna get something started with it, any reasonable ideal?

[@bernyjackson9245]

My crypto mentor Mr Andrew Jordan, you may have come across him on a few interviews I invested $3000 last two weeks and it profited me $11,410 a higher success.

[@theresasidneyy5838]

please 🙏 tell me how i can contact Mr Andrew Jordan I've lost alot of money trying to trade on my own😭

[@cookpatrick.9737]

😷😷⍭１２１３３４０５４６１☜☜༎ຶ ෴ ༎ຶ

[@cookpatrick.9737]

'Reach him out on Wats app 👆

[@cldstsshwsks]

Accidentally hitting dislike know that I love your videos God bless

[@jenniferoden3433]

Love watching the new life on your homestead!!! The first I watched one of your videos I told my husband that you two are living my lifelong dream, at first he was not so sure. At the time we were living in a neighborhood with very small lots we had a small patio and that was it for a back yard. We have now moved to a house with 1 acre and are growing our first garden and have some chickens. My husband has caught the bug to live on a homestead of our own. Thank you for the inspiration!!! Maybe some day we will be able to have a larger place.

[@joannak4640]

That's so fantastic ❤️

[@wordvendor1]

Go you two!!! 💜

[@rhondaborders3452]

That's wonderful!

[@chrismoore9686]

Are you going to do videos? It would be nice too see your inspitaton!!!

[@mllee2008]

That is so great!! You can do this!!👍🏻😃

[@Deeelite-17]

Glad your healing Kevin! My sister has cows and every year names the calves with a new series... last year they were all flowers... the boys of course were Sir Loin, Chuck, Meatball, Ribeye... 😅

[@theresasuttle711]

So much excitement! Kevin, don’t refer to your down time as ‘Rest’ it’s ‘Healing’ and healing is hard work for your body!!!! Give your body the time it needs to do it’s job! Every job takes the time it takes, even healing! The new chicks and plants and calves are such a sign of new life! So encouraging, and appropriate for this Easter Season coming up! I just LOVE spring. Great idea dividing the moat! Wish I were closer so I could come to the farmers market for your plants! Thank you for sharing your talents and time!

[@wordvendor1]

"Oh the barnyard is busy with the regular tizzy and the obvious reason is because of the season. Each nest is twitterin - they're all baby sitterin - it's spring, spring, spring!!!" ☺️🐓🐥🌷🌱🐄🌼🐣 You two just make me happy! 💜

[@terryhenderson424]

18 months to heal a bone, 36 months to fully heal a muscle. As you can tell, a fully functioning ankle is important fkr quality of life. A brace, continued icing, keeping the inflammation down, allowing for the torn and stretched muscles to heal so you dint do undue wear and tear on your bone and other parts, keeping braced and using shoes/ boots fir support so you dint mis-step and do further damage, and when ready walking and strengthen activity. Your 60, 70, and 80+ year old self will thank you.

[@DDL2728]

Those cows & calves are so pretty!! God is so awesome!! He made animals where they just do what they do without hospitals or anything else. They have their babies, & then those babies get up & walk & eat without any help!! We humans are whimps 😄😄 I'm thankful you are healing, Kevin. God bless y'all!

[@rebeccajones9735]

When my husband started buying Angus cows, I would name them. I started naming them alphabetically (that's how my parents named my siblings and me...the first four anyway; my youngest sister got an A name). After I completed the alphabet, I started naming them after friends, relatives, and tv characters. At one point we had the whole cast of Gunsmoke, which was my husband's fav show! We had a "Fannie."

[@brianhoneycutt1694]

Love watching baby calves. We have about 80 brood cows and the calves run and play like children. So relaxing to watch! You have helped me so much with your gardening tips. I retired in 2020 and have always loved gardening, but really didn't have time when working. My Mom said she was never closer to God than when on her knees in the garden!

[@vmorganbogart]

My mother had a sign in her garden that said: The kiss of the sun for pardon, The song of the birds for mirth, one is nearer God’s heart in a garden than anywhere else on earth.

[@debbiereuben1346]

Kevin and Sarah have you ever thought about raising mealworms for your chickens and ducks. I raise them to feed my turtle but I have so many now that I give a lot to my brother for their chickens. I started with ordering 500 mealworms and in the 6 months that I've been raising them I now have thousands of them. You should look into raising them for a cheap protein treat for your chickens and ducks. God bless your family. 🐇🐔🐮🐷🐣🦆🐛

[@debk5325]

Great idea, I have laying hens and know how expensive mealworms are, I am going to check into this. TY

[@pamelaremme38]

How do you do that? Where can I find info on raising them? Thanks!!!!

[@pamelaremme38]

@@barbaragaspard1989 Ohhh thank you so much!!! Do you feed them live or dry them out? Also what size is your aquarium? What a great idea Barbara!!!!

[@rhondaborders3452]

I didn't know they would eat birdseed. I fed mine carrots & potatoes.

[@jaynebirkholz1596]

This is a great suggestion! Mealworms are a great source of protein for poultry.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Thanks for sharing with us Kevin and Sarah, it really looks good around there. Happy that you're healing Kevin and that the other calf was born into your family farm. Stay safe and keep the great videos coming. We sure do enjoy them and learn a lot from them. Fred.

[@pastoramosruff5098]

Rest your legs much as you can,but God is a healer, and we watch ya'll about every day, keep up the good work,and God bless!

[@KimandFrank]

As a retired gardener, my husband and I watch you all the time and we can live vicariously through your spiritual journey of homesteading.

[@cheryls3777]

Voltaren cream works wonders over the counter. It worked like a miracle on my foot and ankle. Feel great soon. Blessings.

[@danielafurlan322]

remember to wear gloves when you apply.

[@mihaelaleusca]

God Bless you both and your entire family. Always looking forward to a new video. So much to learn. Take care.

[@ACO-Amy]

Glad to hear Kevin's ankle isn't broken, although sometimes a bad sprain takes longer and hurts far worse than an actual break. Ice, elevation and time. In my experience it'll always hurt, even after healing, especially in colder climates. Be safe and God Bless! 🙂

[@ramonasurprenant2122]

Exactly! A sprain can be much worse than a break. (The muscle that is sprained has a lesser blood supply than a bone, and heals slower.)

[@ShalomShalom-d5c]

You both are Right! Thats what I had, sprained ankle (purple foot), hurt the tendons, ligaments & muscles. Drs told me I was better off with a broken bone, and I would have a permanent limp! I did what sports Drs do: nightly epsome soak & 10min massage, keep it wrapped & supported (tight, flat boots) while walking/standing on it. Took a year to fully heal but its been as good as new.

[@DawnRaeB]

I enjoy you both so much. YAY about the heifers! That is awesome!

[@amyfoster1595]

I really enjoy these update videos that have a variety of subjects covered. There is definitely something for everyone!

[@menow7851]

Thank you for sharing your homestead experiences with us. We learn so much. Happy healing to Kevin 🙏

[@littlewhitehouseinthecount3944]

I'm so excited to be getting some Bresse chickens the beginning of April. I took your advice and ordered some too. I got them from a different farm from MS and I ordered some Black Bresse and some Splash Bresse. The Splash Bresse are black and white. They are so pretty. I've never raised chickens before, never homesteaded before. Every since I can remember, I've wanted to. I'm 51 and my husband and I moved to NE this year and our family is renting a little house in the country. We are so excited to start this journey (FINALLY) of raising our own food and having some animals. This year, we are staying with a garden and chickens. I've been watching you guys for about 4 years. Thank you for all that you do. You're an inspiration.

[@DDL2728]

God bless your efforts, Lori - so exciting!! 💞

[@chris3m98]

Lori, So great to hear that you & your husband have started your journey. Good luck from an 89-year-old.🐥🐤🐤🐔🐔🍗🍗.

[@lenalyles2712]

Love seeing the calves. Our area the farmers are finishing up harvesting winter vegetables and burning sugar cane fields. If the weather stays the onions will be harvested in a couple weeks. It so much fun watching the seasons change here.

[@crystalmyrick9429]

Get some DMSO STAT!!!! It’s AMAZING!!! Also Spray Magnesium and soak in Epsom!

[@doubleglfarms9750]

Hello from Kansas! We are new subscribers! We are also a farm family that have chickens, beef cows, milk cows, milk goats, bunnies, mini donkeys, sheep….🥰 We LOVE our animals! We also garden! We are a family of 5 girls! Our fourteen year old is the voice behind our KZbin channel! Thank you so much for sharing! We are looking forward to following along with you! Blessings to you!

[@mariezafonte6473]

So happy Kevin's ankle isn't broken. Looking forward to seeing your garden going in. Precious calves for the farm.

[@donnaallred7068]

Glad to hear your ankle is not broken! My daughter is recovering from a broken fibula just above the ankle and soft tissue injuries. The physical therapist said broken bones heal faster than soft tissue injuries, and to expect the swelling to last for months. Elevate and ice are her relief, along with the boot and ankle brace. Take it easy Kevin....I am sure much easier said than done.

[@janetbendes9216]

So glad to hear 🙌 not broken,so take care.❤this video of your new calf,so cute😊 your plant's look so healthy&you two are right on with your updates and knowledge of how to's and what you've done&to do's 😉

[@juliebarnett9812]

How exciting! New calves! Thank you so much for sharing your lives and plans with us. I love how pro-active you two are. Good to hear Kevin is getting better. Don't push yourself. I love you guys.

[@melaneymattson3733]

I love seeing the new life on your homestead. The new plants and animals are so refreshing to see.

[@joannak4640]

Glad to hear about the ankle not being broke. Everything is looking so wonderful on the farm ❤️ God bless

[@hummingbirdwest6869]

It gives me sooo much joy to see how successful you all have become! All that hard work, wise thinking! Very smart! You know who sends the blessings! Woohoo! Bravo to you all! Love how all animals are so cute!

[@barbaragiesbrecht6004]

Thank you, Lord, for the news about your ankle, Kevin! 🙏 Continue to heal well. Great job on the farm! You both are amazing! Really! It would be lovely to meet you at the market, but not possible right now. We live in BC, Canada. One day! 🙂

[@tinanieves9881]

Congratulations on the new calf! So glad Kevin's foot was not broken. Great daughter for coming to help you at a time like this! God bless you and your family! Love watching you all.

[@cowtownokla]

I really enjoyed this segment!

[@lindaglover9248]

I am so happy to hear that Kevin's ankle isn't broken! That is the best news! As an aside, I appreciate that you both are so generous with your time, and knowledge. I always seem to come away with a smile on my face, and a bit of encouragement. Thank you!

[@terrywright1513]

I've NEVER seen a cow/bull or counterparts ever rub as if to spread scent like that cow w/calf was doing coming out of the ditch or creek??? What was she doing??? Congratulations on the baby... what a big boy!!! Yeahhhhh!!!! Take the time you need Kevin, the older we all get the longer it takes to heal and get plain ol better, and IF YOU DON'T TAKE THAT TIME.... you WILL pay later somehow. So please rest, give yourself the time now so the repair doesn't TAKE your time later. Blessings

[@mooserogers7573]

Kevin I hope you keep on improving I love watching you guys on the home front. Stay safe and God bless

[@jamesbrown8718]

Things are looking awesome on the homestead. Your plants are really starting t to take off and grow. Good to see Kevin is getting the rest he needs to get back to being totally healed up.

[@traceywelsh9696]

I was worried about Kevin's ankle. Thank goodness it's not broken!! Rest and heal and I'm still praying for all of you. All of the farm babies are so cute

[@virginiamesko6369]

It's amazing to me that anyone who isn't a personal friend would think you would have them to your homestead. In this day and time, that would be foolish. I'm so glad you are security conscious.

[@denisebozung126]

I am always so happy to hear you explain any changes/improvements you make to your homestead, such as your choice of new chicken breeds. I live in the city and have no hope of getting any chicks, but I appreciate you sharing the knowledge you've acquired through your research. I also found most interesting your explanation of why and how you are dividing the poultry "moat". I've heard a few stories about the avian flu but had no real idea about what you could do to protect your flock. Thank you for this most informative video. Hoping your ankle will continue to heal, Kevin, and you can put all of your pent-up energy into planning even more improvements to the homestead. God bless.

[@jafrompa1555]

I love welcoming spring with you on the farm and in the fields with the cows. It was interesting to learn about the avian flu and how it affects ducks and chickens differently. There was a dead bald eagle found near us that had died from Avian. Thank you for the videos and prayers for fast healing of your ankle. Take care. God Bless. 🙏

[@belieftransformation]

Thanks for sharing! It was so cute to see #8 & #9 romping together! They are sweet & healthy! Glad you are able to recover more quickly than a broken bone; many blessings to your family🤗❤️🇨🇦

[@lieuwina]

I am glad your ankle was not broken and enjoy the rest with your daughter being on spring break. Love the new calf's. Everything on the farm is coming together nicely. Have a lovely day everyone.

[@vernahelvikmontanamomma8737]

Thank you God that his ankle isn’t broke. But sometimes it takes a sprain longer to heal than a break.

[@dugchris2009]

So thankful for Kevin's ankle not being broke. Praying for speedy recovery. Looking forward to see all the new changes on your homestead at the new farm. God bless.

[@dmelton8174]

So glad your ankle isn't broken! I broke mine in 5 places and it's taken an entire year to heal. This has meant a year of my wonderful husband having to carry almost all of the weight of taking care of our little farm. Until I broke my ankle he'd never done anything with our meat rabbits other than go in and pet them on occasion. So, needless to say my biggest fear was that we'd lose them all lol He did good though! With the exception of accidentally letting one of our males get out so we had about 8 unexpected litters, everything went smoothly 🤣. Thank you again for your wonderful videos!! God bless y'all!! 🥰🙏🙏

[@dawnbrown2125]

So glad your ankle is not broke and your learning to pace your self in your recovery. Your one of my favorite homesteads to learn from I appreciate you and your videos very much.

[@teresabrewer2661]

So glad your ankle is starting to recover. I will keep you in my prayers 🙏 . It's always a great day when I know you'll be posting and we'll get to see you in your homestead. God bless you both ♥️♥️

[@lorenstribling6096]

I'm glad Kevin's ankle isn't broken. That being said a soft tissue injury can take a long time to heal. (Ask me how I know!) The Bresse and Maline chickens sound like good breeds for a homestead. And I hope you get mostly heifer calves this year. I can't wait to see the new garden. I am really looking forward to this year's videos. I think you are well on your way to sustainability.

[@irishpixierose]

Good to hear you are getting better, Kevin. I think a sprain takes longer to heal. I know it's not easy, but the secret to healing a sprain is getting off it, elevating and heat or ice. A few years ago , I had a bad fall in a grocery store and had to be transported to the ER by ambulance. Take as much time as you are able to heal for the future and your family. Of course, I didn't have a farm to run with my family. The calfs are so cute. I love how they bring life and renewal to everything 🙏 ❤

[@krislange1186]

We had bought a heifer years ago who's mother was named Cracker Jack, so we named her Karmel Korn. I always let an animal go nameless for a little while so I can study it and it's traits before I name them. My husband was BBQing one day years ago and had the charcoal bag laying in it's side on the stairs. We had gotten a new kitten and she was still nameless. My son-in-law saw that the kitten was curious and started crawling in and around the charcoal bag. My son-in-law said "I think "Smokie" would be a good name for you." It's almost 15 yrs. later and she has become an "office" kitty! Needless to say, MANY cows, goats, chickens, ducks, geese, pigs, dogs and cats have gotten their names in that manner. Our goat doe Honeysuckle Rose had a doeling we named Ramblin' Rose. Sometimes the "theme" continues. Spring is definitely the "fun" time of the year.

[@johnhall9695]

Is there any types of predators you have to watch out for where you live for the calf’s or anything else for that matter ????😊

[@johnthomas5806]

start adding the "duck grass" from your ponds to the milk/feed and this will help reduce amount of feed needed to satisfie the birds. duck weed can also be used to feed the pigs when mixed into their feed.....

[@marciaolson4878]

Love you guys!!! Such a pleasure to share all the happenings with you, so fun!

[@loraineleuschke4186]

Calves are the sweetest looking little faces on a farm to me, then pigs and wee little ducks. Pigs make me laugh and I love the sound of chickens in the yard . I am not crazy about any of the smells but I got used to it as a kid.

[@pamhop5831]

Yay!!! I Love spring time!!! ❤ Hey those are Tex’s kids! Tex is a proud PaPa! Lol 👏🏾💙🙏🏿Praying for ankle healing! ✝️

[@bettychallenger2206]

Sorry to hear you hurt yourself. Get well 🔜. Love to watch what you 2 do. I guess it reminds me of my garden and all I did in the younger years. Hope you can go and do quite awhile. May God be with you both. As we get older healing takes a bit longer than expected.. will pray for your quick recovery ❤️‍🩹

[@JaniceKonstantinidis]

Hello you guys! I am so happy to hear that your ankle isn’t broken. You’re so right, resting on a homestead isn’t easy. I hope you can continue to recover, Kevin. I know it’s tempting to try to do more. Your seedlings look fantastic. I like fish emulsion too. Those chickens are too cute. I can’t wait to see your first large garden. Welcome Fanny! The new calf is curious about the camera! How playful she is! Great video 💕💕

[@christineortmann359]

Blessings for a complete healing and congratulations on the new calf. It’s fun seeing baby animals 😁

[@donaldnorth3714]

I love going around with you two as you do your chores! It takes me back to the farm where I grew up. I’m now a city boy but I can even smell the wonderful air that comes with a farm. And I even love the canning videos as I’m going to give that a try! Thanks and God bless. Get well quickly Kevin….there’s pigs waiting for you! 😄

[@jennfetters4909]

Thank u Kevin and Sarah for sharing your lives but also for being so thorough and careful with the information u give/teach us. I can’t even count the number of things I’ve learned from watching ur channel and I need u to know that I appreciate u! Take time to heal Kevin, this way u won’t have as much trouble with that ankle down the road. So very glad it is not broken… u will be back on ur feet in no time if u stay off of it. Prop it on a couple pillows every night w some ice on it. Take a Motrin or some anti inflammatory. Ugh I know… worst time of year to be down w an injury. I’m so sorry but remember, like u said… it could’ve been much worse. Thank god!! U guys rock! Cya next vid! Take care!

[@camicri4263]

So happy Kevin didn't break any bones! Praise God! The calfs are so cute!🤗🤗

[@judynoorda8046]

I have a great idea! In order to recover and let that ankle heal, take her to Hawaii for a few days. It is easy to rest on the beach.

[@sundrapoonan6724]

So happy to hear that your ankle injury is not serious, however, please rest as much as possible and I know it is difficult, but do it now and your time to heal will be quicker and you won't have long term issues. Please take good care and stay safe. God bless you all 🙏

[@martytrout6252]

I enjoyed the longer video of the chicks and calves, what a blessing.

[@madelinehall8944]

Thank you for showing the cows. I love seeing them in the pasture.

[@chrisgalvin6703]

It’s awesome to see all your hard work paying off. Enjoy the new members of your family on the farm. Have a blessed day.

[@marilynbaldwin2934]

Everything is looking beautiful! So happy for you both you have worked hard over the years and it shows!

[@straubdavid9]

Congrats to Porkchop & Hightail on their calving🐄🐮Best of luck with the farmer's market this year🚜

[@rmm3150]

Absolutely love your videos. Sorry, Kevin about the ankle - just said a prayer for your healing. The calves are so cute. Congrats on moving the chickens out to the brooder. The chicken and duck moat has worked out perfectly. Looking forward to seeing your speing videos.

[@pmartin6759]

Prayers you heal quickly🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️ lol when you were in the chicken moat I noticed 1 chicken had escaped to the outside😁😁

[@HoneyHollowHomestead]

I am thinking of doing the same thing. I have milk in my freezer from last year. I have been gradually pulling it out one bag at a time and giving it to the chickens. They LOVE it! So much, that now when I go out to the coop area I have a "following" of chickens. LOL

[@larrylewis3573]

Dear Kevin and Sarah, Another great video. Your decision to raise self-sustaining American Bresse chickens is, I believe, a sound one. Just to be self-sustaining in this area is reason enough. There may come a time when you might have to look at electricity costs in terms of incubators, but I am confident that, given your approach, you will be able to anticipate that as well. I was very interested in your revision to feeding your chickens and ducks in view of rising feed costs. This kind of thought, and working things out, is very valuable for other homesteaders. I am very much looking forward to seeing how your new large garden will work out. Lastly, I would like to congratulate you on how well you tell us what you are doing. You both speak very clearly and are always very informative. At the same time you are not overbearing or in a big rush. Your videos are always a pleasure to watch. Thank you for your good work. Sincerely, Larry Clarence Lewis Ontario, Canada.

[@lisareaume3857]

Glad to hear that you didn't break your foot. I have done that,and it seems to have NEVER healed even after 3 surgeries. I prayed you had NOT broken it and that it heals completely! 🙂 OH MY GOODNESS

[@dorenenagy564]

Glad Kevin is doing better and no broken bones. Enjoyed this video and all the updates on everything. I wish I lived close enough to you to be able to purchase some of your plants at the market. You all be safe, stay well, and no more injuries. God Bless!

[@marybethham4967]

Love all the up dates. Praise the Lord Kevin’s ankle isn’t broke. The new little calves are so sweet. Glad they will remain there to grow up. Rest when you can ya all . Wish I lived close to go to the farmers market. Plants look amazing. Take care till next time. God Bless 🙏❤️

[@barbaramix1683]

I am glad your ankle is not broken. I know it is hard Kevin but just rest, so your ankle can heal.

[@Famcke]

The best life ever. So exciting. Omgoodness everything works perfect. Even the fly swatter 🐂 🤣 Thank you for sharing with us. Glad that foot is getting better. You go Girls. Nothing like girl power around ⚘⚘ Best wishes 💐💙

[@mycrookedlittlehomestead8363]

Nice to see you Kevin resting and healing love seeing your expansion in your new adventure with the new homestead thank you for the update and videos you all do thank you and God bless from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦

[@petruzzovichi]

Beautiful channel produced by beautiful people. You are the best. Continued blessings to you and yours.

[@theone4c]

Great hearing about your ankle! Family was praying it wasn’t broke! God bless. Y’all keep up the great work!

[@SugarBeeFarm]

Great video today! Love that your homestead is growing but you remain relatable to those of us with smaller properties. 💕✌️🌱

[@jerrycampbell6181]

I just love seeing the cows an calf's jumping an romping around, it just makes me happy !!! I'm glad your ankle is getting better an can't wait for your next video ! GOD BLESS Y'ALL !!!

[@tamararoberts9307]

So glad your ankle isn't broken Kevin 🙂 hoping you heal quickly 🙏

[@sandrad682]

Glad Kevin is on the mend. Just listen to your body and rest. I always get so excited when I see the new seedlings. I love the cute baby chicks and they are growing so fast. The calves are so adorable!. Stay safe and thanks for sharing. I really love spring.

[@donnawood3419]

Thank God not broken. "One day at a time" try soaking that foot in hot epsom salt and uping some vitamin b's. God bless on your family endeavors Have been enjoying your video's for a long time and brings this old lady joy.

[@AudreyinMissouri]

I have seven American Bresse hens and one rooster, and I’ll be adding more this spring as we get moved onto the farm. As chicks, they were little gladiators, and were as heavy as fluffy little anvils. They are fierce, fierce foragers and our hens started laying at 18 weeks. These chickens will NOT be ideal to mix into the average small backyard coop unless you don’t like the birds you already have. The down side with them is that they’re just not good around smaller birds, or younger Bresse. You have to be careful mixing sizes, because the big ones start hunting chickens instead of bugs. Our birds are in a backyard coop for the moment but we are taking them up to our farm in ne mo and getting more, and we’ll be running them in poultry nets and chicken tractors in a pastured system behind cattle. My starter flock is from Greenfire Farms, but I ordered several more boxes of 25 each from Chase Washburn at the Recreational Homestead. He’s putting up some quality information on his channel as well. Good luck, I hope you are as impressed with the Bresse as we are.

[@susankruger4635]

Love you guy's ❤ so glad to here that you are helping with kids and Quail. 18and under myshier. You rock .ps I just got my first Quail Saturday. I am hooked at 70 years old

[@johnscherer1922]

it's the grumpy ol fart again, i'm happy to here kevin is doing well. one other thing, i watched one of your old videos from 4 years ago, the one about making butter. you brought back some great memories from 60 years ago, when i was in kindegarten. i could picture us sitting on the floor, sitting on our mats, shaking this bottle of milk, and passing it around, then we spread it on saltines. well this old fart just wants to say thanks john

[@imaprepper1866]

Oh , Kevin and Sarah, you two are greatly blessed. Praise God.

[@danieldriscol4484]

HI GUYS, SO GLAD KEVIN IS DOING BETTER AND SARAH IS ALSO HEALTHY, LOVE UR VIDEOS. YOUR COWS AND CALFS LOOK EXCELLENT, GREAT JOB

[@susanstokesbrungard291]

Love ducks eggs. Glad your leg was not broke. A sprain can be worse than a break. Keeping you all in my prayers.

[@mikegriffinministries7722]

I'm so glad your ankle wasn't broken and that you are healing nicely!!

[@candacebradley7335]

Awe….so sweet! Beautiful little white faces.

[@scentsbyemebathbody3161]

Glad you’d resting that ankle …love the new baby and names 😊💕 . Take the rest now while you can there will be plenty more to do soon !🏡🪴

[@ginacalvello6403]

Thank You God for answering Prayers for Kevin Not to have a Broken Ankle..I have learned So Much from Yall. CAN'T wait to Get my Garden Going this year...🙏💕

[@warmhandswarmheart]

Kevin, applying some ice to that ankle will speed up the healing process. I am a massage therapist and recommend this almost daily. Wrap the ice bag in a tea towel or pillow case. Put the ice on for 15 minutes, take it off for 15 minutes and then reapply for another 15. Do this two or three times during the evening and it will be better in no time. As a mater of fact, follow RICE. R is for rest I is for immobilize or the splint, C is for cold, E is for elevate.

[@kimberlyscrivner9373]

I love watching our baby calves running and kicking up their heals!

[@kimwalders8781]

Glad to hear your ankle is not broken. Whew ! Your farm is looking great for the new year ! Love seeing all the NEWie for the upcoming year! God Bless. Wishing you a fantastic year.

[@minnesotagardening2234]

Even people with lots of cows often have names for some of them, even if they are names born out of desperation - ex. "Houdini." 😆

[@junewrogg6137]

Yah! not broken! Praise the Lord. Again, adorable calf :)