First of all, I would like to congratulate you on meeting your goal. With that in mine, I like how you would like to set new goals. What caught my eye on your videos is your knowledge, application, cost, good bad and ugly, equipment, and experience. I am not a big fan of long videos, but I do stick to the end of most of your videos. I have not explored all your content, but I do feel that you are in the right track in the approach of content people would like to learn. I am just a viewer with no experience in any of you tube or raising farm animals. Things that interest me is review of what has worked and not worked, follow up on content, viewing some chores with narrated content as to why you are in a particular situation, trying new products, in-depth of topics, time laps of changes in the farm. Just some ideas from a random viewer. Keep up the great work.

I have learned so much watching your channel. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

With the way you guys are growing here lately I’d say 15 to 20,000 subscribers is an obtainable goal. One million views? I this the content is the hard part. Most of the time I shoot for the stars and fall on my face but I keep getting up and trying again. Please keep your content real! I love Daniel over at Arm’s Family Homestead, but when he got to the point that he retired and went to work on nothing but KZfaq? His content went all over the place! Very happy for him but wasn’t what I wanted to watch anymore. As far as how you can help us? You have helped so many people already and as long as your farming and filming your helping. I keep having technical difficulties. I spend a few hours out filming and then the editing software I’ve tried has taken me forever!! Sometimes it’s works great and sometimes it takes longer to edit then to video. Keep doing what you’re doing. Congrats on the surge in subscribers!!

Well, I for one can't get enough of your videos and your content... I agree on the sound, it's hard to hear you, so I turn up the sound all the way and then scare the wife when the ads kick in at full blast, lol... but other than that, your content is perfect and what I would expect of this faming genre... full of detailed easily digestible information... some of us are actually trying to decide whether the farm life style is for us as well. as you mentioned in a previous video, you to were commuting an hr+ to and from work everyday, prolly stressed as heck tied to the "golden chain" job, etc... well, I for one, see myself as you were and feel the need to get back to a simpler life in my later years... so not only am I living vicariously through your videos (and others, I admit but I find myself gravitating to yours more often than not), but I'm trying to soak in as much information and strategies as I can from you and everyone else I watch... so your content is really helping me out and giving me the confidence to make a decision in the near future... I wouldn't change anything in your delivery or anything else... since you asked though, I'd love to see more numbers on how you come out profit wise, like one of your recent videos where you went over specifically how much you roughly made from the sale of three pigs.. we'd love to know where you find you make more money, public markets, auctions, packing companies, selling direct, etc... we're in Texas... thank you and God bless you, your family, your farm and your channel!!

Let God Handle The Amount of Viewers!!! Encourage Sharing The Show Among Viewers!!! Show what you've learned from mistakes and Good Decisions!!! FEEDS, Fencing, Animal Health, Land Management.

Love your channel and content and have learned a lot, I was raised on smaller scale farm and just recently bought 65 acre farm, want to pursue raising pigs chickens and beef cattle Thanks for the help guys and Best Of Luck with all of your endeavors !

I think you're doing a great job. Keep it up!

They aew beautiful, majestic animals

Another great video! I wouldn't focus on subscribers, focus on your content. The subscribers will come. Content Ideas - 1) Feed Prices and Type 2) Overview of breeds - Pros/Cons 3) Home Processing Walk-through? 4) Transporting - Dog Kennels to Trailers 5) Marketing - FB, IG, Word of Mouth? PS - We bought a Mule SX... LOVE IT! 🍻

I started watching Arms good channel. Then I discovered you now I watch you and red tool house because you are doing what I am working towards. First thing I check is if you have a video out when I get on KZfaq. I have liked everything you've done. Yes sound is in issue sometimes I do not know about the goals for KZfaq growth I am struggling with my own little channel. Thanks for a good, real channel.

Stick with what you know Sheraton Park Farms!!! This means stick with the business side of small scale farming and updating us on how the farm/animals are doing daily. It's that simple my friend! Many of us love the "hard data" you include when talking about the business side of farming. Those numbers help us decide if starting a farm business is financially right for our families. Also, not all videos have to have "hard data" or even a theme. Just an update on how the farm is doing, next plans for the farm, how the animals are doing is usually plenty enough to keep us "hooked" and wanting more lol. Good Luck in 2021 and let's hit 10,000 subs!!

Love the content other than the known sound issue. I’d like some mini videos on processing and also some on how you seperate animals when you need to work on them.

I’d really like to see your place from an aerial point of view. The relation of your pastures and paddocks in proximity to your home. I’d love to hear your growth story, how you’ve scaled up and maybe reflect on your growth. Where do you plan to be in the years to come. I’m super interested in the growth process. Thanks for your content.

I think y'all are doing a great job right now and like my Grandfather said if it ain't broke son don't try fixing it. 👍

We love your videos. You are our favorite pig guys. We'd like to see more farm planning, like a topdown layout of your land. What are things you would do different as far as expansion from the beginning. How to you organize all your ventures in relation to each other for maximum efficiency during chores. I love hearing the money side of things. I like how to videos and daily farm chores. The audio is pretty soft. The ads are way louder than your videos. Thanks for putting out content. I look forward to watching and learning from you.

Basically replicate what you are doing so other people can do . Ie written build plans either sell or offer free with mailing list etc . Written build plans with list of items with clickable links to where they can get from . Weaning pen, shelter , furrowing huts, catch pen etc . Our People (farmers) love actionable things . Just an idea 😄- Anthony Black Black Ranch Williams Az!

Just started following the channel as we are considering raising feeder pigs this spring for the 1st time. Your content has been great to help get us informed. Keeping up with what you have been doing would be great. Seeing your day to day challenges keeps our eyes open to what can come up and possible solutions! Thanks for the hard work!

Nice video.

You can't go wrong with baby pig videos or growth or update videos. I find myself looking for the next update in some videos I watch on youtube. I think your doing a great job now keep up the good work.

I can barely hear most of your videos. I have to watch them when my wife is gone or asleep still like right now.

I just found your channel a short time ago and I wish I had found you last spring. We learned some hard lessons with our first pigs and had decided not to do pigs again because of it. Now that I have learned some things from your channel we are planning to try again this spring. Thanks for that! So any pig content is appreciated especially about fencing, feeding, medical situations, and maybe even breeding.

you are doing an amazing job with your channel keep up the good work I learn something every time I watch, congratulations on exceeding your goals

Hello I just wanted to let you kno I really enjoy watching your videos I love raiseing pig's and chickens and I watch a lot of video's to learn different ideas u have been helpful keep up the good work I enjoy watching ur pig's video most I wish you luck on what ever goal u set I will be there

Channels like yours have been influential in my starting my own channel in 2021. Thanks for all your efforts. I love the “how to” videos. We are going to start with pigs in the near future and the information you give about the process from beginning to end is what I look for. Even if it is repetitive I still like to watch because it drives home the fundamentals.

I love your videos. I would like to see, if you haven't done so already, a day at the Farmers Market, the how you set up and if possible some basic numbers of sales. I have a 24 acre farm where I'm developing the infrastructure to do what you are doing. Thank you

I found your channel kinda on accident but in the past couple weeks I have subscribed and watched hours and hours of your shows. Really enjoying the information and content. I shared some of the shows with a friend of mine since we recently got a few pigs and we have gotten a bunch of ideas on how to make things easier and more efficient. Thanks and keep up the great work.

i like your farm setup

Wife and I are just starting our farm. We have Dexter cattle and are wanting to start raising hogs. We would love to see more on the business aspect. Maybe more of the ins and outs of the farmers market? How/where you advertise? Etc. We would love to maybe visit your farm sometime and get a better perspective on the farming aspects. We are in Darlington, SC about 1’30”hr drive from you.

You asked for comments. We want to add pigs to our farm next year. We need education. Keep that coming. Also. Make a series of videos where you follow a group of pigs from birth to weening to castration through growth and selection of breeders to processing and sale.

I think everything yall do is great. The only video recently that had audio issues for me was when you went to pick up the feeders. I'd love to see yall do a video on processing chickens.

Your pigs are a lot better quality than the ones you bought. Just an observation.

Another great video. Thanks! I'm interested to see how those 9 week weaned piglets grow. Maybe they will grow bigger or faster with the extra week of momma food

I think 20k subs is a reasonable goal for next year . Posting the successes and the non-successes ( only a failure if you don't learn something from it lol ) is what most of this homesteading community is looking for. It's like a huge homesteading education co-op . There is no aspect of farm life that should be excluded , but Y/T is sensitive to some content ... would hate to see your channel taken down for someone's opinion of what is acceptable content . Best wishes for next year ! 😎👍

Keep up the "how to" content Chuck. When presented in an "edutainment format" viewers will continue to come. When Melissa Morgan started making regular appearances with Mike on Outdoors with Morgans his viewership really started growing...something to think about for your channel. Tim @ Cliffside Acres

I used to castrate up to 50 pigs at a time at 4 weeks old. After I cut my dad's thumb twice in a row while he was holding the pig, we went to using a bracket that clamped on the fence. It held the pig upside down by his legs that were easily inserted into the bracket and effectively immobilized the pig despite him desperately trying to squirm free. This was 48 years ago. I don't know if that bracket is still available now but it turned castration into a one man job. Our little pigs had the exact same reaction to the iodine treatment on the scrotum but we had clean straw instead of dirt as they grunted dragging their butts like a dog with hemmeroids. We never had any infections or bad outcomes. Four weeks is a good age for castration. Any earlier and there's not enough there to grab on to. Our dog would anxiously stand by waiting for his meatball dinner. A few hours later you couldn't walk from the house to the barn without that dog accosting your leg.

I like your format. You are good about keeping the videos short, to the point and interesting. Some channels' videos are way too long. How many hours do you, and your wife, put into the farm? Do you both have jobs off of the farm. Keep it up.

Love your content. I found you recently as I was exploring getting started with cattle, and you've steered me towards pigs, esp since Im working with a smaller amount of acerage than Id like to have for a decent number of cows (15 acres). Honestly I feel like a pastured pig expert after gaining your knowledge !!! Keep it up!

shoot for the best and accpt what you get. In otherwords, do the best you can and the results will follow. By the way in going to a pig breeding seminar at Oklahoma state Universsitty, they recommended that we castrate our pigs the day after birth and some suggested the day of birth. Pig's are much easier to handle , the smaller and this goes for clipping the needle teth and docking their tales as well.

I like the way Red Poppy Ranch does his videos. Watch what they are doing while he talks over the video. Give him a look and see.

Your audio volume was kinda low, during this video I was listening and there was an add that came in and it was considerably louder... your thoughts about castration are pretty much spot on..one thing I've always believed is that non stress butchering makes for better tasting meat whether doing it on the farm or at the processor. Boar taint can come from hormone release in the bloodstream. If I can remember my dad always tried to castrate at about 5 weeks not sure but, roughly about a week before weaning..the younger you can the less stress on the pig and the owner we raised feeder pigs for sale they went to market at between 60 and 70 lbs.. Also pigs that are going to be transported need to accustomed to the trailer. Put the trailer in the pasture or lot and feed and water them in it Maybe take them for a ride their comfort level goes up and stress is reduced .

Congrats on the channel growth

Love your channel! Its been so informational for us. Weve grown out and processed 2 pigs in the past. We love the homegrown meat. We just delivered our first littler 2 weeks ago. Love watching these little pigs grow. We are planning to expand our little pig farm. We are only on one acre but looking for a new place...we are in soouthern California so not too farm friendly here and a very small community of people with livestock knowledge. Lol. So your videos have been very helpful! Thank you!

I'd like to see some more small scale woodlot management. Thinning, choosing which trees for lumber, mast or bee forage etc. Perhaps wrestling your bamboo. Controlling it, making farm stuff from it and making a few bucks from it would be several videos. (BTW, if you need clever uses of bamboo, I expect your subscribers would have more ideas than you have bamboo)

As others have said, the volume is low... but your quality and content is great. What sets you apart from others I watch, is that you share real world numbers, and that's very helpful. I don't subscribe to very many channels, but you made the cut, so congrats! Anyway, I've had this idea... what do you think about sowing the radish, turnip, etc. type of cover crop blends on pig pasture when rotating them out? Would it produce a significant amount of food for them? How would the timing work? Would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks for your content. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

I'm finding your sound level a little low. It might be hard to hear with any background noise.

I think to show a little more of your family life and really promote your birthing process. Everyone likes seeing baby farm animals and watching them grow. So if you really promote the birth and the babies you will definitely get way more views. I am far from a farmer but really enjoy watching and learning.

Content is great, sound is low, we are looking at getting feeder pigs and the videos have helped us see the direction we need to go, I would like to get on the list to get some piglets from y’all? A video on the different breed of pigs y’all have raised and which ones you like the most and why and breed gives you the most return for the money put in

My wife and I are LOVING your videos, just found them and subscribed a few weeks ago but we both feel like we've already learned a ton! Thank you for posting!

Please pick up on storylines in your farm and create sequence of videos to keep the viewers coming back. For e.g., there could have been more follow up videos on Helen, as to how she is recovering and how she got eventually shipped off. I love your channel.

Congratulations on reaching your goal. We are riding with you to see how you upgrade your content. Yes, your audio is low but, your video quality is great. I watch on mobile and i try to view the ads so that you get paid. Love your content.

I’m going watch your videos religiously no matter what you are one of 4 that I will always watch , right from the beginning . I like the honesty and the down to nature. Pretty soon you guys will run out of ideas and it will be harder to get new information. You will have to re due video maybe with better results. I think you will get to a point where we the viewers will just want to see you guys and it will be like a blog type channel. I watch Lumana acres every day and have for years. I think u will become like that if you have the time to do it. If you don’t have the time. Don’t because you will burn yourself out. Talk to Troy from Red tool house. He posts one or 2 times a week. It’s all up to you and your better half. It’s a lot of work. I appreciate it. I’m hoping you guys get enough money to do the things you want to on the farm. I think you should figure out how much money you want to generate from you tube and go from their , figure out how many subscribers do you need? How many views you need ? etc. I’m hoping you can build a little store. Well what ever you do I will look forward to it and if I ever think of anything for Sandra to build I will let you know 🤪! Todd

I enjoy y'all's channel . I'm getting a couple piglets to grow out in a few weeks. My cousin has a new litter of Burskshire pigs. I've watched your channel and several of the ones you mentioned. I'm trying to bite the bullet on hot wire vs panel and hot wire. My issue is I have a railroad track to my north about 200 yards and a 2 lane highway to my south about 400 yards. On my property I have room and a great place to pasture pigs to feed out. I'm just concerned about them getting out. I've even considered premier 1 netting which I put around my garden to keep deer out. If possible give me a idea of your issues with pigs/hogs getting out. I've never seen anybody show this when they are trained to electric fence. Thanks I myself love your show as it is.

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I think viewership grows exponentially so if you grew six times since July, six fold growth should be doable.

We make a comment as we go on if there's some to mention

I would like to know more about getting started on selling at the Farmers Market. That would really help a lot. I know you’ve touched on it a little bit. I don’t mean for you to give any secrets away, just what to do to get started.

when you cut the boars cut them lower and they will drain better. Cut them a lot younger is better. I am from California.

I really like your channel. The audio is sometimes hard to hear. The reason I like your channel is your doing what I'm trying to accomplish. I'm using the pigs to bring my ground back as it was over run with alders. I'm about 60% complete and in a couple years should be all done. Being up here in Canada the challenges are a bit different than yours just due to snow load and cold. My pigs are still outside but contained n a small area with deep bedding. As of right now I have two sows and a boar and going to increase to 5 sows next year. I'm hoping your channel at least doubles in subscribers. The content is perfect for me as I try to mimic what your doing on my small farm. Thanks for all that you share. Keep up the great work!

I watch your channel because it pertains to my interests, I have a similar farming operation in southern Ohio, generally the same weather and same terrain as you, so I learn a great deal from you. I would think that if you want to increase your subscribers and views, you will have to branch out into other areas of the farm, that of course is my uneducated and inexperienced opinion.

Well I don't know what your goals should be but a couple of ideas I have to increase viewership are live cameras so we can watch the birthing process and baby piglets growing with Mama. Maybe a live farm camera, just a broad view of different areas of the farm at different times. Live education Q and A such as show us how to tell a guilt that has ideal hips for birthing versus the narrow hips on a pig that would not be good for breeding. Just all-around education why you do what with your pigs chickens, why you seed a certain seed, care of your creeks Etc. I noticed you don't give your pigs access to the creek and originally I thought that would be a benefit to the pigs but now I'm watching you manage your farm I'm wondering why you don't give your pigs access to the creek. I'm thinking it might be a better idea to not to give pigs access to creeks for sake of the creeks health, things like that would help us understand some of the things you do and educated us. Thank you for including us.

Hi, I just subscribed to your channel. Thanks for the great information you are sharing here. My pig (Durog) crossed with Landrace give birth to 8 piglets. 5 male, 3 female. Please when do I wean them? Some says after 4weeks, others says 6week. I just want to be sure. Kindly let me know. Thanks.

I'm a first time pig farmer I now got 32 piglets I don't want my feed bill get higher than my profit what should I sell my weaning pigs at? Thanks and I enjoy your videos

The number of subscribers and views is not as important as the educational value of your presentation of your operation. Practice your public speaking skills. When it comes to content, every aspect of the farm operation is important to making the farm a viable operation. Best of luck on your journey in farming. Don't forget that someday you must pass this operation on to some younger person. Finding and incorporating that person is probably the hardest part of all. Be sure to give a short "like and subscribe and share" promotional speech at the beginning and end of your video. This helps your videos to be seen by more people.

They are beautiful....one question what do you pay for piglets ?

How do you keep your waterers from freezing in cold weather?

would like some info of what to look for in breeding girls

I want to see the chickens

I would like to know how and what to fead a federal pig out. beacuse I would like to rase my pork .

Are those red feeder pigs Tamworth pigs?

Do you have t-shirts and hats with your logo? I’d like to buy one if you do.

The sound is quite low so I turn up the volume and the commercials blow out my ears. I enjoy your channel. I've watched other channels grow and as they become more successful they got to commercial for me so I unsubscribe. I watch KZfaq to learn and enjoy the day to day challenges we all have.

They’re called Hampshire‘s right black pigs with a white stripe across their front shoulders I’m not trying to be a know it all matter of fact I am trying to learn about them and from my understanding that is the name for that kind of pig so I am just curious if they are called something else I currently have a bore and a Sal who I’m pretty sure will be having me some piglets in a couple weeks which is why that I clicked on your video

I view on lap very hard to hear

Well... I'm halfway through the video of "simple process of weaning piglets" haven't even touched on weaning piglets. See ya

Alot of people get new viewers with drawings or give aways...give away a feeder pig if you reach 30k

You need to buy a body mic you can hardly hear yourself all the videos we have a hard time hearing you. I think you can reach 35,000 subscribers millionaire and a half reviews