It's like I'm addict to Pete's videos!

I could listen to this guy all day long. I find his day to day farm adventures compelling. He has an addictive way of explaining everything.

I think it’s because he has a relaxed happy voice that calmly explains the torturous efforts of farming.

The cows have trained Pete well with their command moo`s

Love Pete’s cherry disposition, never a swear word. Bring back many fond memories of helping on grandpa’s farm. I feel fortunate to have grown up at the end of the Norman Rockwell era.

All your animals absolutely love you. Your wife reminds me how I would laugh at my husband’s jokes. The jokes were not nearly as funny as it was watching him die laughing at the jokes. We were married 53 years when he passed away in his sleep. Everyone still mentions his jokes to me wherever I go. You are so knowledgeable and you both are such hard workers. Take care of yourself. God Bless.

Pete, I'm surprised you didn't tell the cows to "mooove" out of your way when you were backing the tractor up. Lol

It’s so cool to see how farm machinery works!

It does feel good when you can fix something without having to leave home to buy a part. It almost makes my wife incessantly calling me a hoarder worth it. 😂🤣😂

I like Pete's video. He knows alittle about everything.. he is older than some other farmers and can keep right up with them. Keep it up Pete. Ur interesting to watch

I love your enthusiasm for teaching us about your farm, it's been relaxing and enjoyable watching your channel, thanks!

I love your videos and your conversation with us, not at us. Meanwhile: We went to the air and space museum. There was nothing there. Also, just want you to know I’ll not be giving up on my dreams of a farm like yours, I just keep sleeping. LOL!! Thanks for sharing Pete and Hillary!! Ya’ll are the genuine article! 💪🏼

We are waching your videos often with the entire family, your videos bring back memories from our childhood. Keep up your great work

my familys on 1/3rd of an acre and we have 4 ducks,11 chickens and a semi big garden in our backyard and in our garage we not only hatch stuff but we have ducklings,30+quail and chuckers.

This guy… I spent a few years of my childhood in the early 1970s living amongst the remnants of midwestern family farms and new hobby farms; cattle, dairy and corn. Part of me has always pined to return to that. Watching this guy is like daydreaming that life. And I don’t get the backache. Thank you for many ( vicariously ) productive days, bing-watching from the couch. Yawn, I’m gonna sleep well tonight!

When I first started watching your series of videos I often thought how unhappy Hillary looked but in later videos I saw her smiling I enjoy the way you explain and your jokes have I think seen better days

I'm 70 When I was little (Iowa) When they couldn't find me They would find me playing with the baby pigs Mom never minded I guess she just thought she had an extra funny looking baby.... Oldest brother tells me. He and dad had a hard time getting me out Mom protected me.

I graze sheep on my lawns, then mow it at the end of the season to take out whatever weeds are left. I’ve heard there’s more environmental damage caused by excessive homeowners use of chemicals than caused by farmers. Love your videos. They keep me inspired

Grass looks nice, hopefully you won't have to buy anymore hay this winter/spring. Dad used to pasture our cows in the front yard too. Later on the front yard was where cows would have their calves.

Good evening! I came across your videos a few days ago. And I just want to say thank you for taking the time to share your experiences on the farm! I grew up on a dairy farm in north western Minnesota and I grew up with the old Case tractors. But I have enjoyed watching the restoration of your MD farmall you have done a fantastic job! And you are right fixing a old tractor right is more expensive than it's worth. But you will have a beautiful tractor that you can use and teach your kids the importance of older farm machinery!

Sue from Australia here. Loving your videos.

Because I just found your channel, I am happily watching the backlog of your videos...probably 10 a day...then housework gets in my way 🤨☹️. ❤️🥰👍

Love every scene with Hilary. She's gorgeous.

Trouble with most haying equipment is you don't know if everything is alright until you have hay down, and of course theirs always rain coming.

Two satellites get married, the wedding wasn't much but the reception was out a this world!

It's midnight here in Pleasanton Texas and time for bed. Thanks for the videos, I really enjoy watching. God Bless you!

We look for your videos every night. Thanks for letting us see some of your farm work.

You are inspiring! Thank you!

I know what you mean about lawns I watch my neighbor mow 2 acres when I could easily graze my sheep on it for them. Then they'd have more time to do something more meaningful in life besides mow lawn. My Amish neighbors have turned the lawns into gardens and they are beautiful. Love your videos Pete !

My dad had the same International 656 tractor on our farm when I was growing up and we also had a Farmall Super A also. Your videos are reminding me of those good times.

Pete! There's cows behind you. Run, run, run, run, run, run!!!!

Farmer ingenuity... During WWII, you could only get tires if you had a truck. My grandparents only had a car so grandpa sawed the back off of the car (yes, literally sawed it off with a hand saw) and then built a wooden bed. Then he went to town and replaced the worn out tires. Now that’s farmer ingenuity on steroids! And yes, this is a true story verified by all three of my uncles as well as my dad.

A tidbit of information for you...”Haybine” is actually a trademark name for New Holland mower conditioners. It’s like calling a rotary cutter a “Bush Hog” or a tissue a Kleenex.Love your videos Pete, keep them coming!

I love how you have old tractors and equipment and fix everything yourself. That’s the Essence of the American farmer. Those jokes. Lol

I love your site. You are a nice guy and I think you all work very hard to keep the farm going. Hope all works out at end. It is sad to see animals killed but I do realize that it's all part of life unless your a vegetarian which I'm not. I liked your comment about the lawn moving in this country because it's true. I went to Latvia after USSR fell in the 90's and no one had moved lawns and most people had one cow and a pig running around back yards with high grass and berries and fruit trees. They also brought the cow and horse down the road to a field and staked it and let it graze if they didn't have enough own land. Only in city did you see moved grass. I thought I had gone back in time driving through the country side. Your farm reminds me of that.

Can’t stop watching. So enjoyable

I like how he works very organized.

Really enjoy your channel. Back in the day I worked for IHC. Special product rep for 990 mower/conditioners. A trip down memory lane. Thanks to you and Hillary.

I always enjoy your videos Pete. Thanks for all the info.

Pete needs a reality TV show.

When ppl started building these mcmansions an old guy I know remarked about one near us...."Took up a good farm to make a front yard out of it!"

You are multi talented and very hardworking!

That 🐓 plunger…GENIUS !!! ❤️🇺🇸

Love the drone shots when moovin the cows.

We wore in up state Pennsylvania camping and we were just two hours away from your farm and we were thinking of stopping in to buy some pork and beef, but when checking your shop hours only to find your only open one day a week, one day we will get a chance again and try some of you pork an beef maybe on another trip.

I finally got to see Reds babies. Love your videos. Keep on making more daily.

GOOOOOOOD MORNING!!! Everyone have a great day!!!!

You remind me of my late father, he'd never buy a new car, always a used one, he could fix almost anything! I miss his laugh

Even my pigs like to each grass clippings. It would be nice to get the neighborhood's clippings! Love the homemade pin, type of stuff I make.

Pete reminds me of "Old McDonald had Farm"

You've a wonderful channel and I'm a wee bit envious of your talents and lifestyle.(well maybe a whole bunch envious). Your posts are interesting, informative and calming. It's a joy to have discovered your existence.👋👍👍👍

Love your animals I laugh every time you tell a joke it may not be that funny but when you laugh and slap your leg gets every time lol keep the jokes coming and the educational video’s thank you

Thank you for providing this wonderful nutrition for your animals and in turn, for us meat- based individuals.

I just found your channel yesterday. Love it. You are living the dream. Y'all are so happy, and it shows.

I just found your channel. 2 minutes into it I subscribed. I love it. I love all your older equitment. Brings back memories. Your jokes are an added joy. Can't wait for more.

I had a friend who had a goat that mowed their lawn. It worked, but they couldn't grow any flowers. Had to be careful what they left in the yard also.

Pete, I'm so happy that you finally decided to use pine shavings....That's what I use for my sows and piglets and it really works great!!!

It is so dry here in central Minnesota, less then 1/8th of an inch of rain for the last month. Usually the cows and horses would have more then enough pasture and the hay fields would be untouched. what I am experiencing and observing my neighbors doing is unfortunate. We have all been forced to open up our hay fields to grazing, because we lacked the winter snow and spring rain to get the grass growing well. On a side note, I have a horn on my chore tractor. Not only is it good for getting the animals to move out of the way, it is good for calling them into their dry lots in the evening.

Idk why but your videos are so meditative 😊

Lol, I glad your beef talks with their month full also , Mine beef are never happy! Lol. Love the video!

We grow cattle by grazing in public pastures and in lakes , grow food crops in our property

idc what anyone says bout u i love u man u just make my day u are just amazing love ur jokes,sillyness, and just ur personality is just amazing

i agree with you, when the grass matures....make hay and they will eat it in the winter for sure.

Another great video Pete. Thank you!

I can't believe it was a year ago I watched you and Hilary put the broiler chicks out to pasture. It's true that the older one gets the faster time goes!

Hey Pete, Your videos is some of the best that I have seen. Keep it up.

Good job. You got it working again. 👍

Yep Super C is a handy little chore tractor. I have my granpaps that he bought new.

Another great production 😁👍

I just love seeing your videos and as a fellow dad, I find the jokes spot on! Now, when you say your are being stalked by the cows and it's happening right now, wouldn't i be called live-stocked...? Greetings from a Dexter holder in Denmark :-)

Peter, as always, I am deeply appreciating the knowledge you share, as well as your contagious enthusiasm. If ever you are looking for an indepth topic to discuss, would it be an idea to elaborate on how you envision/select the perfect breeding stock, and how you weigh character/physiology to ensure future generations are easy to work with and stock up the freezer enough. In case I missed you discussing it already, I apologise, your playlist spans at least two seasons..

Ohhhh! BEAUTIFUL!!!! All the stuff I love the most. 🙂🌻❤🇺🇸❤🚜🐄🐓🐥

Things looking good and green

Red and her piglets look great you're right we could use animals eat the grass around the houses but I noticed your lawn looks mowed two PTI enjoy your show that's one of my highlights of the day

REALY GREAT SIGHT interesting to see what it takes to farm Famers are great people thanks for all you do to feed us bless you all.

Pete, I know some people will disagree with me but I absolutely love your jokes. And its true, they are so bad they're good!! Thanks, and keep them coming!!

Hey Pete dairy farmer from Australia here I notice when you where taking the fence down you walked it Aussie tip pull poles out undo it from the other end and stand and reel in keeps it much tighter and saves you're legs

I am a second generation farmer but first generation on the land i had started about 2 years ago I had purchased holstein steers calves because they were cheap a few months ago I started to watch you videos the video that really spoke to we was were you talked about why you raised dexter cattle an pritty much had to find the nitch to set you apart from the big farmers an being a direct to customer made me thank how I want to do my farm an I had came up with a plan to raise longhorns there isn't that many in my area that do an the health benefit of the meat compared to your traditional beef an it falls right in line with the the ground I have an the way I take care of my animals I have to say thank you alot for your videos an please keep making great informative content

I hope the next generation appreciates how valuable having your own productive piece of land is. Never sell it to the mega corps when they start knocking

Yes you have a great day too

Hey Pete, I really enjoy your videos, you are very natural and informative. I love your tractor rebuild, I’ve been watching you since I had a week in hospital with Covid in February, Keep up the good work, your animals love you, all,the best Simon from Wales, UK

How about a plan view of the property and how the paddocks are situated ....just askin!

Not only are you a great farmer, you're a great video editor also.

Have you ever tried pre mowing grass Pete? So when the grass gets a bit ahead of them mow enough for say 24 hrs and then let them in it and the mow another area for the next 24 hrs you would be surprise at how much more they will eat they will clear most of it whereas if you graze it they will leave more than half say.

I love that you run old equipment and maintain them. I got the green things on my farm (born into it) I like seeing the red tractors run too! My dad had a nice super H but he sold it, the only red tractor on a "green" farm.

Hello to both of you. It's a great day even here in Smithfield, RI. The jokes are fun... always looking forward to them. Be Well.

Scientific grass growing, you must be tiried, all that thought and planning and worry,…. Lov3 the content especially the bonding with the cows , when u were chilling, ….you deserve it,. Peace

I love your jokes so please keep them coming. Wish that I lived closer to you, I would come help you with the farm work no charge!

👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🗽🙏🏻 Enjoyed! Grew up on a farm in central Iowa in the fifties!

I love watching your videos...makes me wish I grew up on a farm...never thought you could do it for a living like you do...you got the best of both worlds...I,m sure it don,t make good money but hey it,s a good life...

"...couldn't control his pupils!" HAA! Great Dad joke!

I just told my wife (who is a teacher) your joke. She giggled. Thanks Pete!

Thank you. 👍👍

The teacher joke was the greatest

Pete, you are the best! I love you! I always thought I should have been a farmer. You have convinced me, but it’s too late! I’ll be 77 next month.

OK, I have been watching your videos for several months. I was raised on a 5-acre farm in Grove Okla. We raised chickens for five years. First three years was broilers. The last two year was laying hens. We had one house on our property and four houses about a mile from our property. Each house was seventy-five hundred chickens. Between my brother and my father, a lot of work. The four houses were on a ridge line and mostly in a straight line with about five hundred feet between houses. During the day we would open the large doors on the building ends and let the chickens out. I guess today they would call that free range chickens. What I would call it is thirty thousand chickens and a grasshopper did not have a chance. The parent company did a surprise visit to the houses one day. They panicked and wondered how we would get them back into the houses. As you know, they would all seem to know what house they had come from. We had the lowest mortality rate of any other growers, now they knew why. PS Does your wife give you a hard time about all those lady's following you around in the field?

Excellent mechanic

The wife can't understand why I dont want to throw stuff away, can't count the times I've scavenged a part to get it repaired.

Grew up tending cattle with my granddad much the same way you do. I noticed something similar between you and the way I was; it doesn't take long before they turn into pets more so than simply a commodity. Looking back (I'm 78 yrs old), I regret that life led me away from that lifestyle.

Love that old C with the front mounted carry all box...has to be the handiest tractor on the farm!