They're Here!!! Time to get the oil and gas well serviced just in time for winter.

The service rig came today to service the oil and gas well on the farm. We were originally concerned that would be a large job requiring pulling he rods, tubing and cleaning the paraffin from the well. Turns out we just need the pump replaced and we should be back in business.
Thanks to the great guys from Hagan Well Service who performed the work and the company as well. Really recommend for all your oil and gas well service. hagenwellservice.com/
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[@Holodomor4.0]

I spent 15+ years working in the oil field in Australia. You have no idea how much this appeals to me that you’re able to own land and a well over your way! You’re truly living the dream!

[@HomegrownPassion]

Thanks, it took a lot of planning and work but so far, it's going well

[@gardnep]

Everything in Australia is owned by the crown, that is, the government and they determine who can access it through titles. So a block of land can have a freehold title and a mining title that have different owners.

[@gaildimick1831]

Looks like a small jack for 4000 ft. Deep. Nice video. Thanks.

[@HomegrownPassion]

They did a great job. Well has been working great since. So happy to have it back in production.

[@CriticoolHit]

Glad you took the comments in on the last video. Seeing all the stuff around the farm is just as cool as seeing the greenhouses themselves. Provides depth and perspective to your day to day operations. Personally I'd love to hear more about that well and how you capture the gasses/oil and actually use them. Or ship them off for refining first etc. I am damned curious now!

[@HomegrownPassion]

We will do anther video and I'll have Doug explain the workings of the well.

[@marklynch403]

@@HomegrownPassion Hi Still waiting on your vid as promised

[@davidfoxindy]

Always happy to see your videos. Kate, 🤩😇 you have a great smile. 🦊

[@HomegrownPassion]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@brockdelorenzo7505]

I need to find somebody by Mount Vernon Kentucky to take a peek at an oil and gas. Well my property. Just sitting there and have no idea if there’s anything underground or not.

[@HomegrownPassion]

Yeah, if you can find someone which I'm sure you can maybe you can get it back into production get some NG off the well

[@jnm.624]

Awesome, glad it was a simple fix

[@HomegrownPassion]

Me too!

[@XanderFreeman88]

I sure wish we had a gas well for when we had a hydroponic lettuce and strawberry greenhouse!

[@Holodomor4.0]

I’m glad they didn’t need to pull tubing aswell! That’s when it begins to cost a lot of money!

[@HomegrownPassion]

Yes, that's what they said.

[@Holodomor4.0]

@@HomegrownPassion if it ever does get to that there may be other options you could possibly do depending on the existing tubing string size you already have in your well such as running a smaller ID tubing inside it similar to a siphon string to still get some hydrocarbons to surface if there is sufficient pressure. But judging by the pump Jack and the fact your well has an “insert pump” on the bottom of the rod string my guess is your well either waters up a bit and kills itself as opposed to free flowing or the crude oil does the same thing. Did they give it a good flush while they were there or did they just replace the insert pump?

[@williamseaton6730]

Nice video! The rig workers looked like nice guys but they should be using hard hats, eye protection ( personal protective equipment [PPE]) for this type of work.

[@HomegrownPassion]

Thanks, not sure what their policies and procedures are... we just hired them for the service.

[@kennyperkins1843]

Have you thought about a plunger lift system that would eliminate the rods and tubing pump plunger will keep fluid off top of gas

[@HomegrownPassion]

No to be honest. I think if something happens to the jack or system in place, we will look at other options. Thank you for the comment! Now I know to look into a plunger lift system.

[@rawbsworld6604]

😳$$$ didn’t know y’all were oil barons! 🤦‍♂️😎 😂 ✌️🤙

[@HomegrownPassion]

No not really, we just need the gas for the greenhouse. Oil is just a nice bonus. Its a really old well so we are hoping it keeps going.

[@rawbsworld6604]

@@HomegrownPassion 🤔 Robber Barons! 😂😳 😎👍 , know folk that own their mineral rights, below their property is a cavern the gas company uses for warehousen gas, could tap it for personal use nuttin the gas co can do, but it’s to deep not cost effective to drill down to it .. 😝 🤷‍♂️ ✌️ free gas on the gas co dime is a fun thought to entertain though 😆

[@slenderkid1018]

Can you tell us how much the pump cost and the service to replace it? I'm guessing a couple thousand for the pump and $3,000 for the service.

[@HomegrownPassion]

will let you know.... have not gotten the bill yet.. LOL

[@limitlesschoices]

I didn't know there was oil in ohio. That's too cool

[@epistte]

The Clinton sandstone is the most common oil play but in the SE part of Ohio there are both Marcellus and Utica shale oil/gas.

[@akforlife2423]

in Alaska there is so much sub surface pressure from gas that this would have been a month long blowout!

[@HomegrownPassion]

WOW... well we are blessed with the NG for the greenhouse

[@raymondtarbox2356]

Love your show. I live in northern Maine.could a hydroponic green houce work.we get lots of snow and ice.thanks

[@HomegrownPassion]

Yes for sure. Just need a reliable way to heat and some backup like an outdoor wood burner electric etc... lok at some of our older videos we show our backup systems but yes yes you can do it for sure.

[@pangzers]

Those Fall Colors 😍

[@diesellivesmatter]

Two days! Tell them to grab a gear.

[@epistte]

I had no idea that Hagan well services was here in Wooster.

[@HomegrownPassion]

Yep they do a great job!!

[@victoryfirst2878]

I am interested in the wells age, depth, type of output it produces.?? Thanks

[@HomegrownPassion]

So, the well was drilled in 1971 its 4400 feet deep produces more NG than we can use, and oil is around 2 barrels a day. Thats average depending on the amount of gas we can get off the well.

[@victoryfirst2878]

I wish I could have me a well for my hydrocarbons needs. Hope it keeps pumping gas and oil for your lifetime. Do you remember how expensive drilling the well was and hod did you know gas was under your feet ???@@HomegrownPassion

[@thetruman231]

Bet they wish they had a rod basket

[@HomegrownPassion]

no sure what that is but they did a great job and the well is producing like crazy.... no more cutting wood!

[@thetruman231]

@@HomegrownPassion it’s so they don’t have to lay all the rods on the ground they can hang them in there rig makes life easier and keeps rods good and clean

[@tonydiesel3444]

Barrels per day?

[@HomegrownPassion]

Not sure yet. will let you know after it gets back up to production

[@Hamzaal-Husseini]

Why is this company MEDINA charging me natural gas usage when it is on my land and it is my natural gas reserve? Yeah they are the ones who tapped it and it is their equipment up there but, they charge me $50 per month for gas usage and they only give me $10 royalty checks? But, it's my gas.

[@HomegrownPassion]

Depends what your lease says. Around here most leases say the land owner get a 1/8 royalty from all gas and oil sold and unlimited gas for the resident of the land. Some will say it can only be used to heat Main house others are unlimited for land owner.