You saw their wedding photo! Hill is a bombshell still is :-).... really enjoy you guys! Good ppl ...

Beautiful wife, Pete

Yes, she does a great job behind the camera!

Hilary

I am constantly amazed by this. The instant you view a clip and form an opinion it is really satisfying when you see on the comments an identical opinion. Really need to see a "hilary" lone video??

Could not agree more. It has change my perspective on a lot.

@@jesusfelix2605 Mr. Pete is a great guy. Great family. People have the opportunity to learn a happy way to be, just by observing him doing what he does. I hope they observe with their minds and hearts open to what he's trying to convey. Be well.

@@JC-uq5gi totally

I would like to say the same I love watching Pete he is so refreshing he calms me down I have real bad anxiety and he does it for me Thanks Pete and Hilary

Thank you for your support darling

Last night game was a nail bitter

I love the farmer’s market like this one

I love traveling with you at the market I just love me some Pete and Hilary

Hi Doreen, it was nice meeting you and thank you for your business!

@@JC-uq5gi Well the path civilization is on atm is not sustainable. Its not about if we will go back to more traditional farming. But when. And its all about perspective. You think we have to devolve. I think we devolved into what we are today cause of capitalism (Rat race too the bottom) Capitalism is killing this planet, and i think we have seen peak age of capitalism. Goverments will have to come in and regulate much more. We are about to have alot of free labor for the first time in history due to AIs, that can do most of the manual easy labor. We will see a decline in workers neeeded. And why not use them by having more of the population go into farming again now that we are getting "free" population thats not needed in factories in the cities. Smaller farms are way more productive aswell. Farms under 5 hectar have 24% of worlds agricultural land area, but they produce 34% of the worlds food. The bigger you get, the more spoilage and other waste you get. The US could pretty much increase their agricultural output by 50% by having only small farms.

We had that once. Big Ag took over. They used donations of dollars to lobbyist to have laws changed for independent farmers, and put them out of business. Plus society were convinced that the need for independent farmers weren't needed. Just like independent neighborhood markets and butcher shops, fish markets. The Big Corporate Grocery stores had everything you needed in one place. I had a large garden with lots of vegetables and some fruit til 1989. But, society convinced me why bother when you can buy it in the grocery store

@@MrDanisve You think we have seen peak capitalism? I think we are more likely to see a decline in democracy. The interweb was great at first, be we have too few controlling what we get to hear now. What is Bill Gates buying all this land for too?

@@JC-uq5gi No i mearly mention the US cause they are by far the most industrial in AG there is. About 99% of meat in the US is industrial made. Oh and yes i can easy tell what the US needs. Rather easy with my outside objective eyes. I dont really care about us vs them. Like you do, with your 2 party system that makes hate and bias. I can easy tell that US needs to rethink its healthsector hard. Same with how its financing education (Cause education varies so much dependant on the neighborhoods you live in) can be as good as Norway on average like it is in New England. While education can be as bad as wartorn African countries in the midwest.. Oh and i can easy tell that US needs to get rid of the guns, cause it has about same same crime level as France. But the crime is about 10 times as deadly.. Thats alot of wasted lives.. And i can tell US needs to rethink justice system, cause it has 4.2% of the worlds population in the US. But have 25% of all the worlds prisoners. Those numbers tell me something is very wrong. And you can easy tell whats wrong when you compare the Norwegian justice system with the american one. We treat people like people. You treat them like animals. Our goal is to rehabilitate, so there is no more victims. US goal is to exploit that person for labor. The slavery never really went away, it just took on a new form. While where i live, Norway. About 36% of our meat is industrial farmed. We only have chicken all industrialized, and pigs are about 43% industrialized. Cattle/sheep are really not industrialized at all, think there is 1 farm in the whole nation. And we are currently going back on industrial farming.. Cause people dont want chickens raised in a big hall where they are fed and never see sunlight.. Its illegal for me to import beef from the USA, cause of growth hormones and antibiotics use (aka raw capitalism, these things makes the animal grow quicker. Thus used alot in the US) Im allowed to import beef from Nigera but not USA.. Then you understand how bad the food quality is.. When i look at Mcdonalds french fries, in the US they have 14 ingredients.. While here they have 3 ingredients.. Potatoe, oil and salt.. But if you want to keep living in the bubble, please do. But i would advice you to look outside abit.

@@COIcultist Democracy is kinda under threat yes, i can agree too that. But its not Bill Gates you should worry about. Its the subtle online "wars" going on between superpowers.. With propaganda, false info etc. A single rich guy becomes quite the nobody when you compare them to the might of the centralized goverments of USA, Russia, China etc. I mean China can whip up as much money as Jeff Bezos total fortune quite easy.. Just what the USA has in debt to China is 5x Jeff Bezos fortune. I do hope we get more direct democracies tho, thanks to internet. So we can get rid of all this oligarchy we have in society atm. Noone has never been truely a democracy yet, maybe except for the Swizz who has direct democracy. We are a mix between democracy and oligarchy. The noble family that ruled the lands i live on, kinda still "rules" them. They own the historical mansion/castle still, about 25% of the forests and land in the area. They run one of the biggest chains of lumber/building material we have in the country etc. Its still the same family from the 1500s.. Oh and boy do they wield political and financial power.

Loblaws

@@lisapellitier2450 Bingo!

@@redmapleleaf4617 I hadn't seen or heard that name in decades. When I was a kid growing up in the 60's and 70's we had a few Loblaws stores in my hometown in Ohio. I guess back then they were a good store because a lot of people including my mother shopped there, but a lot of store chains have gone downhill over the years and apparently Loblaws is one of them.

Since watching your programme I make sure I support my local farmers, I fully agree with you , when you say premium product should ask a premium price.. It works both ways as I know I'm getting a good product, whether its eggs, milk, meat, or veg and I know it came locally, fresher ,you can't get...