Hearing the cows mooing makes me think of " Just a Few Bellyachers " LOL

Abslutely love the addition of your Banjo playing. Adds a home-grown, farm feeling flavor that's mostly pasture raised, and natural.

LOVE the peaceful simplicity of the banjo playing as your drone soars lazily over the loveliness of your farm... a beautiful and touching echo of what you and your video's are all about. The perfect touch.

the cinematography work is getting much better. the stills, aerial, and musical overlay is very relaxing.

I know you mostly avoid putting the kids on video but it's really nice to see them !

“Just a few achers” now that certainly made me chuckle !!!! Keep making these awesome videos as I look forward to each and everyone.

I commend you guys ....doing chores rain, shine, freezing cold, snowing....any time and with a smile! Keep on smiling! Good to see you, always enjoying your videos!

Good lookin calves Pete! Hey younguns nice to c y'all r alive & well. Thanks for helping out the parents with all the hard work! We do very muchly appreciate it. 😁🐒😁

Man, I love the drone shots of your farm. Particularly these snowy ones. Thanks for sharing, Pete!

Hey pete my grandpa has a farm aswell, we sadly lost our grandma last winter, he has never been the same since, but when we watch you're videos it always puts a smile on our faces. Keep doing what you do never let the haters get to you we love what you do!!

Pete, why did Ariel the Little Mermaid wear seashells? Because B shells were too small and D shells were WAY too big.... I’ll see myself out...

It’s always a pleasure to watch your videos. I especially like it when we also get to see the rest of your family.

Another great vlog, simplistic and refreshing. A break from main stream media. Stay the course, my family and I enjoy what you do and how it’s presented.

The work is never-ending for hard working American farmers! But its an honest noble life and profession. Good luck and many thanks for these videos and entertaining talks. You have a wonderful family.

Multi colored mama makes some super cute baby piglets

Pete your videos are so relaxing. When I see a new video after a hard day they show me the good side of life and the calm of farming. Keep it up!

Good marbling on those steaks!!!Yum!!

The main thing about doing both is explaining your process when you’re at the market. If they watch your videos they will know because you are one of the best at explaining your processes.

I enjoyed the video, as always, Pete. This is a great time of year. I love the slower pace with time to reflect and plan the next season. I would be bored without changing seasons.

Howdy, boys, I knew you had chores! Every farm kid gets that joy. I don't say that sarcastically, actually, because it was joy. I just didn't know it at the time. 😄 Learning how to work hard is something everyone needs. The joy of using your body to accomplish something, and your brain to try to make a task a little easier---it doesn't get any better'n that, haha. Nice to see you, Henry and Drey, if I spelled them right? Oh, what a good feeling, being in the clear financially. Way to go!

I really enjoyed the overview shot of the farm at the end of the video. Looks very calm and peaceful late in the day and with snow on the ground.

We just love your videos. We watch them on our tv so I rarely sign on to “like” them but oh we so look forward to seeing you on the screen. Thank you for the knowledge and laughs you share❤️

Pete, your pastures & hay would be the envy of most wannabe graziers who try to do it "hands-off" with what we call 4-S pasture, Sage brush, saw briers, sassafras & 'simmons....No wonder it has such a wonderful beef flavor! This will be an interesting story to follow and as always, we really appreciate your willingness to think "outside the paddock". Experience is a great teacher but someone else's experience is a lot cheaper, ha! The guys have been able to connect the dots between turkeys in the field and what it takes to see them go into freezer camp. A supporter has donated a small greenhouse for them to work in this winter and we are persevering to assemble it. Everything is a lesson!

It's never a dull video watching you do your chores. Were I able, financially, I'd be doing what you're doing. I love farm life.

I moved from Ithaca to Nashville recently, and watching your videos of your farm life is so relaxing compared to living in the big city. I grew up raising pigs and chickens and love when you feature them- keep up the great work, you're killing it!!!

Love the banjo music. Keep up the good work. We enjoy yalls videos so much.

Cool to see the farm go through the seasonal changes, summer days bailing hay, fall days cattle grazing, and now i get to see the winter days. Gonna be waiting for spring when you let the cows free!

Never forget with out good grass and good cattle, grass fed beef will always be lack luster. Grass fed beef is the best beef product money can buy and it also is the most difficult to produce. Even harder is finding someone who can do it well. Thanks for you insight.

I love that your cattle are grass finished. Once grain is introduced that is where the omega-6 becomes out of the proper ratio that a human can safely consume. This is why beef gets a bad wrap for being unhealthy, except it is completely healthy when only fed grass.

I love getting my lessons in life, wrapped up in grazing cows and cracking walnuts… I hope everyone sees and appreciates the pearls of wisdom and insight that you drop with each video…

Beautiful areal shots of the farm...it gives us a real good perspective. Boy, with the pigs not having a fur coat I would think it now would be too cold for them. I’m happy to hear you and Hilary have reached the “cake” zone. So many years of hard work is paying off (an invaluable lesson for the younger generation) and now for the extras! 👍🥰❤️

I am really loving that white piglet with all those black spots on it! Too cute. :D I've been enjoying your channel for a few weeks now. Thanks.

This is the only song that I could not guess, Pete's an old rocker for sure!

"I promise no more bad days...until the end" honesty with love

The drone footage is a great addition to your videos. Thanks

Good to see all the animals doing well. The cattle grew a nice heavy coat. There's nothing like working around cattle. You get a feeling like no other. I'm glad they're all good natured. Having each other and all the animals keep ya going each day.

Sunshine of your love! Cream! on the banjo...awesome!!!

Barn cat is the best cat. Easy to care for, always happy to see you, and they never wake you up in the middle of the night. Until they do.

Hi Pete! It's awesome you and Hilarie have reached that milestone. Those beef porterhouse cuts really looked nice and delicious as well as the rib steaks. I always enjoy your videos, your down to earth, honest and unassuming. Thanks for sharing, have a wonderful week!

I always enjoy your videos of doing the chores. I think it will surprise you to see how many people want the corn fed beef over the grass fed ones .

Gotta say I’m loving these Banjo intros… Castration… not so much. 😳

😂😂😂 A few "Achers" farm. LOL Cool drone footage. 👍👍👍

The banjo during the flyovers and the transitions were a real mood builder. My compliments on the editing!

Amen… to your comment on raising beef. I’ve been raising beef for over 25 years - anywhere from 4 to 20+ head at a time. A whole lot of time and work with not really much to show for it.

"They're all just hanging out," says the surgeon!

Enjoying the 🪕 playing.

Can't wait to see Brownie's piglets!

Hendrix - “Sunshine of your love”, on the banjo

I feed ours wheat out in the field and cattle cubes and every day I feed them some really rich feed that has a lot of molasses and rice and corn. 2 inch steaks with excellent marbling. I spend a lot of money on the feeder steers but I want the meat to be the best and I want them to be healthy

Love the banjo intro/outro. There is a lot you can do with this to set mood! Go for it!

I love the little touch of the banjo nice addition to all the educational parts

I like the music with the drone footage,I find it relaxing, thx for sharing.

Sending you a little warmth from the Aloha State 😎🤙

Love the music and dad jokes. Have a beautiful day ✌🏻

Pete, In this, and the last video it was cool to see all your vintage clocks! I have quite a few myself. I spend my winter days refurbishing vintage tube radios, mostly from the thirties. Some can really be a challenge bringing back to life! I’m currently working on a Scott radio, model 16A. Fun stuff!! I hope your tractor parts show up soon for you!! Have a great day Pete!!

Good morning, Pete! Loved the drone footage of your farm! Just beautiful! You did an excellent job explaining why we castrate. We love the nose scrunches too!! Adorable! It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas on your farm! Just so serene! We are also beef producers trying to get the best product possible for the consumer! Blessings from your friends from Kansas!

Thanks for showing us some licks on the banjo!

Please please More Drone Videos Can't get Enough. Thanks Happy Holiday Season to All

Loved the drone footage! I eat walnuts daily also. Curbs the appetite from carbohydrates. Your business instincts serves you well. Take care🇨🇦

Great video. Nice to see Hillary and the kids

11:20 Walnuts wet you can also peel the bitter skins , more work to enjoy.

My brother was in FAA and did a lot of meat and cow judging. We have grass fed meat. It is so delicious. We have 8 angus mix. Our 2 older female cows are really big. You don’t realize how big until you stand next to them. We have 1 male that is sold.

Great drone clips…love the introduction of the banjo…thanks for another great video! Anxiously waiting for Season 2, Ep. 1 of “MD.” :)

You have turned out to be a great farmer. Your voice is very soothing, I hope you and your family well from Canada

Lovin' the banjo riffs, Pete!! 🎵🎶 6:08 - Oh, ladies, your ice has frozen up. 🤔🤔 OK, we'll go with that. 😁

Pete, love your videos! Could you do one someday talking about what kind of woodstove you guys have? We're in the process of renovating our old farmhouse and trying to decide what kind to install (steel/cast iron/soapstone, catalytic vs secondary re-burn, etc). I'm sure you did your research before installing yours, and we'd really value your .02!

Hello Pete and Hillary family very nice.

Good video, Pete. Banjo strumming and drone views added a lot.

I grew up on grass feed , milk, beef, poultry, and hogs. Having survived! And raised my family in the culinary industry, I think I realize the human pallet a little better. People today have a pallet for the butter flavor of corn finished beef. Yes there is a market for grass feed, but unfortunately MANY of the producer's do not take care of there pastures! Therefore you get the wild onion and other unpalatable flavors in there beef, milk, poultry. My opinion! You know what they say about opinions! LOL

No words to describe jow much l enjoyed this awesome vid. I have so much respect for you and your wife. This is extremely hard work and have no idea job you do this day in and day out....Love this channel..!!

Just a few achers, LoL Pete you have out done yourself and I do believe that this may be your best joke to date. hahah

Kind of broke my heart on the last video when you said you would not restore the cub , but I do appreciate you restoring history , Love the banjo at the start of the video , NEAT .

need a longer feed trough for those 3 cows

Love the aerials Pete.

That walnut cracker is neat. beats using a hammer.

Drone shots are beautiful

Ok, thank you Ezra for making me run down the stairs because you're meowing triggered my "oh crap, Nejma again has taken a mouse/bird inside. If it runs away it will flee under the couch, die there and become a stinker"-alarm, only to find out that she's sleeping the sleep of innocents on our bed.

I WAS hoping the herd would expand and you would get another bull we could name 1.21 Gigawatts. My hopes are dashed once again. :)

Hey Pete next video can you show all of your old parts tractors or the ones that are waiting for a restoration

Enjoyed the whole video. I am a long time watcher. The wife and I are hobby cattle farmers, and have worked to live a self sustianing lifestyle for years. Growing a spring, summer and winter garden, with the winter garden being one of the most enjoybable one because it takes very little work, for the amount of food it puts off from November thru Apil. We both hunt, and depend on 4=5 deer a year that we kill, for our meat. .We utilize that instead of eating beef, and I actually prefer it overall. We have chickens for our eggs, qne 2 deep freezers we have full of garden goodies and meat we process ourselvers, deer that is. We also have a big pantry full of dehydrated veggies, pumpkin, squash, cabbage, greens, tomatoes, that work well when rehydtrated in soups. We also have a couple hundred cans of canned veggies, soup stock, bone broth and canned pork, chicken, deer , and turkey. Being self sustainable in this day and times, of food shortages, and spotty supply chains, is a big help $$$ wise especially. And when you get used to eating, food grown and processed without any artificial additives, you will get to where you wont eat stuff that has been processsed this way. I tell the wife, I can tell when a veggie she has cooked, was grown in my ground, by the smell and taste, and it is true. Keep up the good work and videos, love them all.

Love the sound of the calves. 🙂

Enjoyed the banjo. Nice touch Pete.

Inna godda on the banjo. classic. love the drone currier and ives flyover!

Great video. You all work so hard. Love your video's. I always learn something from you. Those piglets are adorable. Hahahaha tide. The calves crack me up squeezing through the panels. Yum 😋 steaks. Love grass fed. God bless.

Can’t wait for your Foggy Mountain Breakdown opening!

Father, husband, farmer, teacher, inspirator, mechanic, cowboy, banjo man. 👍

Eric Clapton would be so honored by this video.

I'm liking the banjo intro.

Love your show and jokes. 🇨🇦😻

Thank you for sharing your day

No snow in Wisconsin yet. 50s today

I was born in Rochester just a few achers oh boy that’s funny Thanks for the video Pete👍

"Tide!" LOL I had to try my friends on facebook with that one.

I grew up on a farm and never had notice "nose scrunching" while cattle drink!

See you in December Pete!! Good show today. I enjoyed it. It brings peace to me.

I do miss hearing and seeing Blue Jays

I like your idea of both grass and grain finish.

In my opinion it's great that you offer a choice of grass fed and grain fed.

new meaning to the term "Just a Few Achers".... LOL

Like the videos Pete. Keep them coming please. On the banjo playing... perhaps you may not want to quit your daytime job!