An UDDER Fiasco (Miah's dreams unfold) | VLOG

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Hey ya'll, I'm Jess from Roots & Refuge Farm
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There was a time that all I wanted in the world was a little farm where I could raise my family and grow our food. Now, that is exactly what exists outside my door. In watching it unfold, a new dream was formed in my heart - to share this beautiful life with others and teach them the lessons we've learned along the way. Welcome to our journey, friend. I am so glad you're here.
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[@mariettawilliford3987]

Don’t give attention to those who bring you negativity. Everyone is learning so pay them no mind or attention…❤️❤️❤️

[@stephenscurlock]

Miah!!!! Monogamous udder kinda guy......thanks for making me spit out my coffee! 😁

[@dellazoe]

Y'all cracking me up this morning with those "mysterious" reasons and then the monogamous udder cowboy! AND THEN, Jess got "stung" by the fence and..... This whole video made me laugh big time! By the way, love your shirt Jess! Thanks for the laughter - hugs and love to you and your family!

[@catjenkins9570]

Everything she said.... *grin* I love watching before bed and falling asleep smiling and dreaming... Real life comes dirty too - and laughter washes it away.

[@maydaygarden]

OMG, if Miah wears a cowboy hat while astride his horse and looks at the camera and winks, I'm done for. 🤗💗

[@barbaramarion4363]

Really enjoyed seeing you guys joking and laughing about the bovine adventure ❤ Miah has such a witty way with his humor and you Jess have an infectious giggle 🤣 Wonderful video ❤

[@ramblinrosecottage5983]

"What others think of me is none of my business" has become my life guiding quote. Being authentic and true to yourself is the best way to live. And we all love you for that.

[@Naneve1970]

Love that wisdom!

[@dianamcanally5515]

Miah has the sweetest face. Love his expressions when he's talking to you - the love and the humor just shines through. OMG - just got to the cow/bull footage. Laughing out loud. Live and learn and ignore the haters.

[@maryjemison1101]

Diana, I Agree ☝️

[@helenpenner9899]

Amen to this!! Ever so true!

[@mariettawilliford3987]

Good morning friends, sweet Miah you are hysterical with your love of the favorite cow, monogamous 😂😂😂, love you all, GOD Bless

[@nancykolb5142]

Jess. Everybody has a starting point. Perfect is never and you and Miah are good stewards and your labors have nor will go unnoticed❣️❤️

[@emptynestgardens9057]

I have always LOVED that you guys stay true! You have this immense following because of that. Keep doing you boo. ❤️

[@kathykat3548]

Anyone else see Miah's smile when he saw the horses? So great seeing you both fulfill your dreams!

[@120sqgardening5]

That moment at the end with Jeremiah really brought tears to my eyes. It's amazing to have dreams fulfilled.

[@lisamadison2671]

same

[@amywade1781]

Share your mistakes without fear of other’s comments! You are helping others learn I love watching y’all!!! Keep doing what your doing I bless you!!!!😊

[@SageandStoneHomestead]

We know that life where nothing is close by!! It's so worth it though.

[@hanssolo8795]

Don't worry.The farming mishaps are funny and balance out the great gardening success.Learning from and with you guys is awesome.Share the ups and downs and pray for the haters

[@rosemaryclark610]

"It's not funny!" It's TOTALLY funny, haha. I know it hurts, but I'm just glad it didn't finish you off! and the pups on the sandhill? so cute. You guys are such a cute couple. I love watching you interact with one another. Just sayin' As for the rude, negative and critical comments. It happens. Don't let it get to you. You're not accountable to them. Your animals are all obviously happy and healthy and your stuff is growing crazy, you are hard working and lovely, living your dream and that's all that matters. Thanks for sharing your life with us. I worked my way through high school and college on farms and love watching you all.

[@tammyingle233]

I love to watch your videos! So much to learn from you! Plants, soil-even the bad soil issues, farm animals, use the correct Canning jars-no the cheap ones, also the love of family, friends, & your community. Too many haters out there, don't worry about them!

[@jennyl.3742]

⚡️We're not laughing at you, we're laughing with you. ⚡️

[@GardeningWarrior]

when u said your heifers were in RAGING heat and you brought a bull onto the farm- I could see where this story was headed! Bless your heart..you two are soooo cute!

[@hdnmdws]

Horse butts are just as beautiful as the sunset! Thank you for sharing mistakes and growth and learning with us. I so appreciate it. We are all learning, blessings💕

[@advancedrescue4083]

The way Miah’s eyes and face lit up with complete love and adoration when his horses ran up, made me tear up ❤️ So beautiful that you’re both living your dreams. God bless you Both and your entire family!

[@WickedAwesomeGardening]

Omg when you hit that fence! Ouch! 🤣 And then Raph laying on the pile!!! So sweet!

[@tiffanycalder6276]

The look on Miahs face when he noticed the horses coming over the hill gave me chills. Such beautiful animals!

[@amyfreedomluvr5277]

If a lesson's learned, there is no overwhelming mistake involved imho. Life-long learners know this, and over time they can even laugh about it. Right? Peace, love and blessings to you!

[@LOTRLewis]

Oh my days! Of all the funny bits in this video, Raff claiming the hill charmed me even more than Miah's wit. Loved the horses running up to ya'll too. Was nice to have the different perspective of the farm showing the greenhouses in the background. An 11-acre pasture, amazing! We learn best by doing, and Roots and Refuge Farm is definitely doing lots! Thanks for taking us along.

[@betharechiga6858]

I am always smiling wide when I watch your videos!! May God richly bless you.

[@maryedmo7798]

Congratulations on your new herd! Grace, grace to all of our farming blunders, yours, mine, and everyone else’s.

[@TandBKount]

Miah is so funny! I love his sense of humor, funny and real.

[@beckywagner2634]

I'm a 65 year old woman, have spent many years living in many places thanks to the Marine Corps. Have always loved gardening and had tried to have something growing at all times. You have ignited that fire in me again. ❣ Y'all always make me smile! God bless you!!

[@CandysWayy]

Jess, when you looked at Maya and told him that your dreams had come true because of him. I feel that so much with my husband. If it wasn't for him, I wouldn't be living on our little homestead with my growing chicken flock and my starter garden. He does everything he can to see that I get what I have always dreamed for and I hope that I am able to do the same for him. Bless you and your family. You have made me smile this morning

[@lindajackson9537]

I so appreciate that you are real and don't leave out your mistakes in your videos. We learn from our mistakes, and because of your transparency, we can learn from yours, too. I have a new understanding of what an electric fence can do. 😆

[@malanakane6236]

Life itself is about learning, making “mistakes” is all part of it. Don’t listen to the ones that criticize instead of teach. You all are doing great!!! I have learned so much from you all not just with homesteading and gardening but just in how you view life. Thank you for all you do to teach us!!!

[@HalleluYahfarm]

Couldn't agree more!

[@plantingseedsoflove8]

A chuck wagon is absolutely 💯 the next obvious step. 😉🤠🌻

[@Kight213]

Ohhh come on Jess, a chuck wagon would be perfect. Lol. One time I was out in the horse pasture and one of the horses got in the barn feed room, so I was running to get him out and I straddled the hot wire, that my hubby was supposed to have turned off, and let me just say, that truly set me free. I grew up Pentecostal, and I promise I was jumping around like a hot summer tent revival. Love you guys.

[@KnittingmommyArts]

Ah, Miah needs a chuck wagon for his classroom! Miah, check out Cowboy Kent Rollins' KZbin channel if you haven't come across him yet. He has some great videos on chuck wagon cooking and outdoor cooking. Lots of recipes to practice for dutch ovens and cast iron skillets. Jess, I hope you're doing okay since getting shocked. I love how you guys roll with the punches and adjust plans on the fly when needed.

[@selfretired3025]

Miah should imagine the feeling of that cowboy hat on his head, the sound, smell, and movement of the horse beneath him... envisioning slowly moving the cows along... and enjoying that moment. That's when it will FEEL real. He has to feel it. 😇

[@dauntlessdivine2627]

Miah's face when the horses came running is pure joy!

[@baseballprisonandmotorcycl9176]

When you giggle, it makes me smile. Your sooo pretty, sweet, and I love how you two share your knowledge and say it’s ok not to know how to do something . Nobody is born knowing everything. Your so inspiring to everyone. Thank yous and may god bless your family.

[@sandyoklahomatransient8557]

Sweet Jess and Sweet Miah, I say follow your dreams, and don't forget to reach for the stars. Life is truly good, blessing to y'all 😊

[@d14551]

So many of your videos put a huge smile on my face, and this was one of them. Your happiness is infectious.

[@kathleenmcginley4827]

Oh for cryin' out loud, let him get his chuckwagon! I would love to watch him work out of it. It would be great fun for him and the boys!

[@lucainthedale]

A pool, how nice! We had a pool for many years and some of the best moments with my teenagers happened while hanging out in there. Somehow they found it easier to open up and share their hearts with me while floating around in the cool water. Could make a great place for an affirmation circle someday 😀

[@bluegirl777]

I agree. I had some of my most special moments and conversations outside in the pool with my kiddos when they were younger.

[@brendacasey]

Love Jeremiah's sense of humour!

[@susanrichards4844]

You guys are truly wonderful! I love being a part of your “family”! You bring so much joy to my life. 💕💕💕💕💕

[@tiffanyandchris]

The way Miah and you talk to eachother makes my heart full for you both!

[@shelbys6919]

I had no idea there were certain lines that could and couldn't be grass fed. I live in cattle country and all the cattle are open range almost year round.

[@kkeenan536]

All cattle can be grass fed, but the special genetics come into play when you “finish” (feed to slaughter weight) on only grass, no grain and still have tender, tasty beef.

[@kathleenschaefer7012]

Me, too! Lol. I think more accurate would be grass-raised And grass-finished too.

[@Junkinsally]

Yes, it has to do with the finishing. Because beef cattle require so many more calories to produce good meat, it takes a really long time to bring traditional meat breeds, like Angus, to finish weight on grass. Usually they are grass fed and “grain finished”, which really isn’t bad since they are usually only fed grain for the last two-three weeks. With these “dual purpose” breeds, like the American Devon, they aren’t as big or dense as a straight meat breed and can more easily be brought to a good slaughter weight on grass. My dad raised Angus for years that were grass fed and grain finished. Our family milk cow was a Hereford/Jersey mix and she gave around 4-5 gallons of milk. Crossbreeds like this can also be “homesteading” cows.

[@gelwood99]

@@Junkinsally We also raised Angus on grass and grain-finished but way back then there was no worry about GMO or nasty additives to the grains. They were 5 weeks on grain with molasses and prime hay and made the best, tender, tasty beef I have ever put in my mouth. We as kids used to grab a mouthful of the grains and chew it because it tasted so good. I miss the old days!

[@lifebreadbakeryandminifarm2834]

it's not that they can't. but some lines will not gain weight as well on grass only, or maintain their weight. then you would need to supplement with protein which could become quite costly and possibly undermine your management goals.

[@debrasaints3809]

Miah mooning on Halley! He’s so sweet Jessica! Ouch! That fence bump pain looked awful! One thing I love about you and Miah is your honesty and the ability to laugh at yourselves! Don’t pay attention to the naysayers. There will always be trolls trolling around looking to criticize. Just bless their hearts! They’ll move on! Blessings to you both and your beautiful family!

[@scsfulsarahr598]

I kept watching you guys BECAUSE you're human! 🥰❤️🙏🤗 I discovered a few years ago that I was merely human too and since then I don't hold anyone else to higher standards than that. LOVE YOU GUYS!! Thank you for having Miah in a video. "We all need a Miah in our lives" - Love Grow Live Free channel 🤣

[@candijones9074]

The very reason I'm drawn to your channel is that you are so willing to become vulnerable to share openly and honestly. I can see when you do this you are well aware of the firing of mean, know it all comments to come your way but you choose to be brave still and share for all of those that are inspired by you being real and honest and imperfect like everyone else on the planet. Thanks Jess... for being you! I cannot wait to see more of the new herd.

[@DarkQueen619]

This is hilarious to me! I love that you were responsibly breeding your cows and getting ready for this heard and it just never crossed your mind that you could use it 🤭😂🤣 I love it! This is why my hubby, father-in-law and myself talked through things ahead of time. (We are beef farmers) Because sometimes one or even two people can miss something super obvious. But with three of us we usually catch stuff like that 🙃

[@tracyboyd4666]

There is always a learning curve with any new adventure. Everyone goes through it and comes out ok in the end. Keep smiling and enjoy the new herd.

[@teslinjoe5938]

Imagine how many people never step out to pursue a dream or try something new because of the fear of making a mistake.

[@ahomesteaddream]

No human is perfect. The fact that you share your imperfections as a lesson to others is what’s impressive and people who try to call you out for it could be jealous that they don’t have that courage.

[@tamarahavard3491]

Love your transparency. We are all learning on our journeys. If you are not making mistakes you are not learning. What I always tell me team as a Director

[@kariannecrysler640]

I think you two are brilliant! Getting ready for the grow your own/sustainable shift and having it all ironed out is going to be a lifesaver for so many people. Thank you & the whole family for pioneering and sharing all the ups/downs/inbetweens 💚😊🍀

[@kellynation6160]

You guys are so cute! 🥰 I personally like when you share the slip ups b/c even though I don’t have my homestead/farm YET I file it away for later. You can’t grow without mistakes! Man, that shock looked like it crazy hurt 😵‍💫 So excited for you all and love watching your farm grow.

[@nahnisjourney1406]

Your dog is SO pretty. Loved seeing him laying on HIS mountain! Girl, please be careful around that wire. Love seeing Miah walking with the cow, too. She's such a beautiful cow! So tame. So Calm. So gentle.

[@yeevita]

Thank you for all your stories. I think telling people your thoughts, your mistakes, your hopes is more than fine. How else are people supposed to try and learn? There will, of course, always be people who know better and are always perfect. I say just ignore those types. They can go on living their perfect lives. I am totally NOT perfect and I can be extremely dense. You are doing way better than I am and learning much, much faster! The good thing? Everybody has mistakes and accidents and misunderstandings. It happens, even to experts and 50th generation farmers. Keep going, living, growing and doing your thing, you two.

[@sakeenahudson1124]

Stroll on by the negative folks comments. You should never have to apologize for living your life. Them people need to shut up and enjoy the privilege of watching an amazing family build a legacy!

[@wendyburston3132]

I really enjoyed "hanging out with you guys" today. You have no idea how much sharing this time with you has warmed my heart. Especially loved the ending and Jessica's word painting of Mia's future moment of "realization", This is my life, and I love it! Just needed the music to go with it as he rides off into the sunset.... With his wagon😊. Blessings on you and yours. Maranatha.

[@beetee3272]

I agree that Miah needs a chuckwagon, with all those guys working, they gunna get HUNGRY 😂

[@mercurygirl6897]

That ending touched my heart!!! Sweet Miah....I can't wait for it to sink in for him! What a gift!

[@lubans369]

Oh my gosh! Y'all are the cutest couple! I'm so proud and happy for you guys and your Family 👪 May the light always shine upon you!🙏

[@staroxiasgarden9700]

You are such a sweet couple and family! It makes my heart so happy to see your dreams come true. May you have many continued blessings, as we are blessed to learn from you!

[@MrWonderw]

I always appreciate that you share your mistakes as well as your success. You’re truly an inspiring teacher.

[@wildrootscoastal6574]

I can't wait until our dreams of this come true until then I'm living through this. Congratulations on your new herd.

[@lynnpurfield9430]

So good to learn that there are cows genetically raised to just eat grass. Here in UK farmers are quitting sayingthey cannot afford the grain for their cattle. Love Miahs love affair with Helen.....sooo funny😆

[@BroqueCowgirlHomestead]

All cows can be raised on strictly grass. You just have to have enough grass that they never run out of graze.

[@meemkaplan4315]

He'll never forget his first Jersey Love. LOL! Y'all are SO fun. I love walking your path with you!

[@ERAforALL]

I’ve never heard of genetically raised grass fed only cows. My experience was that cows are grazers first and foremost. My mixed breed beef herd was pasture fed, with hay in winter. They got the occasional grain snack to encourage them to come up to the barn when needed, and garden scraps like corn stalks and such. The only time I grain fed was the steer I would fatten up in the barn for my personal consumption (grain feeding creates the fat marbling that is desirable in good cuts of beef).

[@BroqueCowgirlHomestead]

@@ERAforALL Agree, that sounds like a sales pitch for people that know nothing about cattle.

[@Alexis_9339]

I think it’s more to do with the final product. Some breeds will weigh out just fine grass fed and finished, where others will not reach goal weights finished on grass only.

[@nancyseery2213]

You and Miah were just what I needed today. A good laugh about cows and yes, I think the Jerseys are beautiful cows! God bless y'all and keep growing

[@angelzhomestead]

Milking devons, YES!! I was going to be looking for some in a couple years. I'm buying 10 acres now and have to build it first.

[@caitlenhutson5878]

Thank you for teaching and living out loud. Being open to show us no one is perfect is why I truly love watching you. And the new cows are beautiful 😍

[@melisajackson9063]

I just love y'all, I been watching you guys from the small start and I think y'all are amazing. Being able to watch your farm grow and to be on that Journey with you I'm just happy for you. To take us along the journey has showed it can be done for anyone. With hard work and dedication.

[@LorrayneHam]

That just brought tears to my eyes..! You two are just lovely.

[@kathycannon4805]

People who leap into the unknown are different from people who push at the edges of their known lives. We prepare as best we can, leap, and adjust. If you want something very different from your starting point, it’s necessary, not reckless. People whose dreams are right next door to where they are, can push cautiously at their boundaries and still achieve their dreams.

[@marshashelley8668]

LOL! Every one that has a regular electric fence always get zapped at least once! Nice new herd!

[@gigismenagerie2693]

Thank you for sharing the missteps as well as success. It's what makes you real. I appreciate the laugh.

[@Fatimasroots]

All the things you continue to teach us.. THANK YOU JESSICA!!!!!

[@choirmom78]

I love this vlog...so blessed this Saturday morning. Congrats on all the new stock and the plans for mooving towards feeling the dreams. 🤗

[@sonyachove]

Turning your cow pasture into a classroom! Love it! Don't listen to the critics. You're doing a great job and teaching so many of us along the way! I have a bountiful garden in large part thanks to you! Thanks for sharing your learning experiences along with your victories! And Miah definitely needs a cowboy hat!

[@janetstewart6977]

Good one Jeremiah……udderly only eyes for Helen 😂

[@mmegraham]

Raph on the sand pile is so glorious. What a fantastic fella.

[@KathyW5]

Sometimes we say oops, sometimes, oh, no and sometimes we laugh. This was definitely a laugh. BUT these mistakes are not life and death and they are not caused by recklessness. They are the same kind all of us make every day. The important part of your group here and the VAST majority are thankful for your openness and honesty and being true to life. Thank you so much for life as it happens. Miah, get that hat!

[@barbaramatheney1410]

At 67 I am grateful you taught me to grow great tomatoes, and thank you for being you. I Bless you, but most of all the Almighty is blessing you. I also, will go back and listen to you and Daniel sing “Fount of Blessings” many times.

[@ruthannecoro6198]

The view of your homestead from this angle ♥️

[@teresaharris5865]

Don't let "perfect" get in the way of "good". It is hard to progress and learn if Perfect is the expectations - keep doing what you are doing.

[@iartistdotme]

Roots & Refuge, Jovial Jess, Monogamous Miah, fits! Reckless - NO, gaining exerience - YES, sharing experience with unexperience - YES, needing to be criticized - not unless you've NEVER done dumb things - Hey Jess, God is posting a comment - LOL.I agree with Miah - a chuckwagon would be wonderful - just imagine the new recipes that could come, the new ideas for living rough, the cute hats and boots, you definitely NEED a chuckwagon!!!!

[@wendyc.5769]

I’ve been following y’all for years and I have to say that it fills my heart to bursting levels to see your hopes and dreams coming to fruition one by one. Thanks for sharing your momentous occasions with us!!! I bless you until next time 💜. Your friend in NC. I just started my homestead dream. No chickens yet but I’m working on it 👩‍🌾🌱🌻

[@lorie1982]

you two are hilarious. so glad you have FUN with all the work homesteading takes. I love watching you guys. thank you for sharing all you do.

[@julieanderson5184]

One of the good things about breeding at the same time is that if one cow passes away after caving the other cow can feed both caves. As far as armchair criticizers go, well bless their hearts. You have the right attitude in sharing the good and the bad because if you weren't doing some bad then you weren't really trying to be a farmer because shite happens especially when you think you have all of your ducks in a row one of the Ducks flies over the fence. Best laid plans of mice and men.

[@kimwood6632]

Thanks for the multiple laughs! Totally sounds like what would happen to me down to touching the wire! I didn't want to laugh at you, but then your editing was on point for the moment! Such a great idea to start the breeding for new homesteaders! Brilliant 👏.

[@msdebbiep]

That was so much fun -- the cow story, the electric fence moment, the vision of the future chuck wagon

[@jackcsaffell5641]

What a beautiful color those new cows. They look so healthy, oh and meaty. You were talking about learning new things on the farm, if I already knew everything this is to know I'd be pretty bored by now. I hope and pray that your Jersey's take and both calves are healthy, beautiful milkers. I liked when Miah asked if we could get a chuck wagon. Sounds pretty cool Jeremiah. Maybe something more modern like a taco truck would work for now. God bless your beautiful homestead. We love you guys.

[@maryarcher8484]

You could certainly have a fall flat trailer hooked to your tractor with hay bales sq ones. Have a hay ride for the kids,!

[@cekfraun]

I love that you are so honest about your mistakes as well as your successes. You are helping us all learn as you go. So sorry, Jess, that you got popped by that fence. Sounds like Miah really had it souped up big time! Love that you are getting more cattle, and Miah's dreams are coming true, too! ❤🐮🐂🐴🐎

[@Cherryparfait41]

Sometimes, the best learning comes from stumbling into the circumstances naturally. No foul on learning organically. I somewhat detest peoples expectations that you should have learned everything ahead of time. Like you said, we cautiously try and make many attempts to learn from others experiences, but our own lightbulb experiences are just as valuable.

[@anneburdette6037]

I love seeing y’all together! Re: chuck wagon, turn the porch lights off, LOL!!!

[@kmarshall53]

Wonderful, funny, sweet video. So glad the “ladies” were safe in the end and Miah DOES need a chuck wagon!!! 😂🤣😂 It would be so cool to offer students and visitors refreshments from one! 😁👍🏻💗

[@lesliesmith7312]

It makes total sense to me to breed general purpose cows, especially for homesteaders. It makes more sense to me to have options as to how you use the cows.

[@barbaralopez7921]

Cowboy Miah happy to hear your dreams are coming to reality. Chuckwagon and all. This has got to be the best video ever! Total laughter, no one is perfect. Your funny mistakes teaches us. What a wake up jolt !!!

[@cynthiabrennemann3513]

Chuck wagon=extra guest room in a pinch. lol. Definately need one.

[@meganestep910]

I have been watching your channel from the beginning. I started watching when I could binge all your videos in one day. I have to say I am over joyed at how your dreams are coming to fruition and your hard work is paying off. I love how transparent y’all have always been on the mistakes and can tell you that you have spared me a great deal of heart ache in doing so. We moved out to our two acre homestead from the suburbs last year at the same time y’all moved to your new farm. You made the announcement the day we accepted an offer on our suburb house. Thank you for sharing your journey.

[@tericamcginnis5848]

Nothing ventured nothing gainef! You've gained a lot. Knowledge, sustainability, memories, land, animals, etc. I like the honesty and humanness. Happy ranching! 🐄😎

[@alexandriiakilby5082]

Woooo I am living for this daily content 😁 so beautiful on the farm today

[@MoonBabyNails]

I adore you and Miah so much. Every video I watch with both of you in them make me smile.