It's My Fault!
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- The pigs, cattle, and wife told me it's all my fault, and now I have to go find them.
-We do not offer farm tours or accept visitors
-We do not sell from the farm
-We do not ship our farm's products
-We do not sell live animals
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Just a Few Acres Farm
PO Box 269
Lansing, NY 14882
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Those little piggers have trust issues. I giggled when you said “I’m not going to bite you…not yet anyway.” Or something like that 🤣
"Come on cows!" MOOOOOOOO
Never fails to make me smile
That and Hello Piggers!! Love it!
Love how Titus enjoys the attention you give him.
So glad you have rain! the farm looks beautiful. As always, pigs are a hoot and those cows sure can bellow! I always feel I am right there. love your videos!
Pete you make this Navy veterans day when you pop up. Pigs are quite skittish this morning they're getting used to you though! Y'all have a great day and thanks again Pete.
Thank you for your service 🙏
Hi Pete me and my family are looking forward to seeing you at the farmers market
Lucky you I'm afraid I'm much to far away to go ....Best wishes from the North Norfolk coast England UK 🇬🇧
It's really cool how you interact with the animals and they seem to really understand what you're saying to them. We have a ranch too and people always ask me why do you talk to the animals they're not pets and how can you bond with them if you're going to use them as food. My answer to them is because I want to give them a good life make them happy Because they deserve that. They are fulfilling a wonderful purpose; they're going to feed me so it's my obligation to do the same for them Until Their time is up. 😊 But thank you for all you do love watching your videos! Keep up the jokes !
A cracking maintenance episode. Thanks Hilary and Pete, enjoy the week ❤️💙
Good day Pete! Titus needs some lessons from Patty on how to moo Hahahha he sounds like an elk! Have a great day Pete thanks for another educational video.
I so enjoy watching your videos!
Love the videos Pete. Keep up the great work
Pete, I'm glad you made your peace with the fault-finding fence tester. It took me a a while to see the light.
As the world gets crazier and crazier I find my self looking forward to the next video, makes me want to quit my job and buy a Farmall lol! Thanks Pete and family for making these videos
Love the goofy pigs. The crazy calves are adorable.
Those turkeys are so curious about your fence-fixing.
Please share some of your rain with us here in Sun City AZ.
I learn a lot about farming from your videos. A new respect for farmers has been born within me. Thanks for your special sharing.
I sure enjoyed the pasture tour! Brought back forgotten memories of the beaten up and rusted out 1950s farm truck that was used to haul the fencing around on my uncle's ranch. Holding on for dear life not to slip thru the Flintstone cab to certain peril!
Thank you for the video and the recollection!
Have a great day! Your fencing videos are really teaching me! I appreciate you both. You are Great Farmers! Blessings from south east. The farm looks so green and beautiful 😍
It aways amazes me to see how much and how fast they can dig up their area every year! 👍
Great video Pete! Really glad to see you are feeling so much better in your last couple videos. Take care and stay healthy!
It was my suggestion that you name that beautiful steer Rusty. I’m glad you did. He has a great gradation of brown to red. Orden should be proud.
I thoroughly enjoy watching you work your farm. It has been a great way of passing time when I was recovering from Covid pneumonia. Now I’m hooked on your program. As you watch you with your pigs reminds me of when we raised pigs.
It reminds me of when they were that size of your pigs today and I would get in the pan with them and rub them on the side of their belly until they would lay down. I did this with everyone of them and they got to the place when they saw me in the pen they would come running to me. There were so many of them they would knock me down and I would be rolling with the pigs. Thanks for your program
Hi Pete and Hilary. loved the Vedic. I enjoy listening to the animals when Pete talked. Keep up the good work.
And yet another great video. Very peaceful, enjoy how you figure things out without a lot of hoopla.
Every one of your videos brighten my day. Thanks for sharing and bringing me joy.
Hello to both of you today! Yes, thanks for the rains. Here in Rhode Island, we're enjoying the rains bringing back our lawns and watering our gardens... flowers and veggies. Be well.
I had to laugh when you called the calves Those stinking calves. That's what my mother called them when they broke a fence or got out or any trouble they got in to.
I love it when you call the cow's and Patty yells at you. Lol
Glad to see you feeling better. The pastures are beautiful. The herd is looking healthy too.
We really enjoy your videos. We both grew up around farm animals and farm equipment. Good to see others enjoy what we love. You two do a great job, wish we lived closer so we could help.
That fresh pasture was so good Patty was speechless.
I love it when you get to see all the animals. The young calves and pigs crack me up. Keep up the good work. Sandy
Hillary is such a goos sport. Just love the dynamic between you two. Very cute!
Love your videos ! Hillary could liven up the fencing by randomly replugging !
I really love your videos.. I was raised on an old farm in The Mohawk Valley. I guess an hour from you to the east. I remember seeing the old red tractor all the time. When the NYS thruway went thru, most of the land was taken, My great grandparents delivered milk by horse and buggy. Even in the depression, my family gave away milk because the cows had to be milked anyway. When I came around in 1954 only a couple cows were left and 2 draft horses. All animals lived on this old farm until they passed, and were buried on the land. Love listening to you talk to the animals, just like my grandfather.
Love all the animals 💗 have a great day 💕🙏🤗
Always a pleasure, Pete. Those bellering bovines are always a laugh. Pigs sure do know how to clear some real estate. Congrats on getting the rain too.
Love it all! Thank God for the rain! Everything looks so good.
Your videos make me feel peaceful!
I remember when we had chickens going for a run. They never wander far but catching them might be fun job or a hassle. I found out bating them with food(corn, wheat) worked the best.
Titus was telling everybody to hurry up! 😆 I love watching them
I really like those tube type insulators for wooden posts which we use a lot of here. The problem with using them on metal posts I found is with heating and cooling, contraction and expansion, and the wind moving the wires they will wear through faster where the edges of a T-post crimp the plastic tube. Its like a pressure point there and the wires rub hard on one to 3 points. When used with a wooden post the pressure is even on the whole tube and there is no crimps in the tub from tight bends. Nice new stock Trailer Pete, I've heard Corn Pro makes a decent trailer. I noticed it in the background when you were going from the pigs to the MD.
Another great video. Thanks Pete and Hillary for sharing a moment in farm life
I’ve got almost 9 acres of pasture. I walk it maybe three times a week. Sometimes I need to and sometimes I don’t. Just like you said, it’s nice to be out and enjoy your hard work from a different perspective.
I remember using an H Tricycle in the early 70's towing a hood of an old truck and picking up rocks and rocks, and rocks, right after the 656 they had plowed maybe 20-25 acres, had to get it done before planting the corn! What a workout! all for $1 per hour
enjoyed the video about fixing the fences, and watching the young pigs run and hide, and the cows bellowing at you.
I enjoyed watching you fix fence before you got the fault finder!
I watch this video again because I love listening to you Pete and because I love your farm and Hillary was on this one. I love your jokes & You were telling Hillary well you guys were in the barn that you had been checking the fences for the cattle and explaining you were checking the wires and having to find “ground & fault” … and then you pointed the Ford finder that you use out in the field… (But I guess you can also use it when you’re laying wires in the house and sheet rock etc.)…Anyway, you pointed the device at yourself and said,
“I guess I’m always at Fault! “
I Laughed, and so did Hillary call mama and I’ll bet a whole lot of other people did as well.!😊❣️❣️♥️♥️ thank you to help put humor in my day. And also, thank you to explain things so that I can understand them when you’re working!!
I love how easy starting the old Farmalls are.
So enjoy you sharing your farm life and experiences. Thank you.
I really love how mellow Titus is, especially when there are ladies present. I wouldn't expect him to be so friendly. Listening to him bellow made me think of a donkey!
Thanks for the vids. I really enjoy them. I get to live vicariously through you.
Hi Pete, thanks for the video. Enjoyed it!
It’s no surprise that you are the best farming channel on RUclips. It is very real, honest, and the way you interact with your animals are what makes watching your channel so enjoyable. Your family are a breathe of fresh air and I hope the best for you.
I look forward to seeing your videos. I am learning about your farm animals..especially the pigs...I have five acres I need cleared...and I do love BBQ...lol.
I understand nothing about voltage, amps and all that stuff.....I only know that you do, and you are repairing the fences. That is a good thing. So happy you got some much needed rain, a much needed commodity! I appreciate the fact that you are so concerned with the fencing. When I was a little girl, (about 8-10) I lived beside my uncle's farm. He had an electric fence, that would pulse....or at least he said it would, and Not TO TOUCH it or it would knock us on our butts. I was always afraid of that fence....but it didn't keep us out of the pasture. Nope, we would go to the wooden gate, crawl over it, and go pick blueberries, or Mayflowers.....or, collect rocks, or go skiing in the wintertime.......The fence never bit me.....Have a great day. Loving your videos. Hi Hilary! Bev in Maine
I would have thought the piglets would be more friendly; remembering when I was young. Hey, can you do a series on what you feed the pigs, the chickens, and the turkeys? That would be great.
Is it just me or does this group of pigs seem like they are a little more timid than usual? Just an observation. Love your videos Pete keep up the good work sir.
Mighty cool!!!! The piglets come out of the weeds like the baseball players in Field Of Dreams. Pete you seem to be very chill. Good decision on the career change. I went from being a Tool and Die Maker of26 years to a Surgical Tech at the age of 49.
Mr.Pete love your videos. Keep up the great work. Also I appreciate the informational tips you show. Thank you again for your efforts.
3rd cutting looks better than 2nd here this year. Had a moose wander through the heifer pasture last week. Took more than a bucket to fix that. lol.
Haha, the pigs always looking for food with no complications. Great 😊 video of live stock, thanks 🙏 Pete.
Thank you......Love all the critters.
Love the way talk to Cows , love watching your shows.
It tickles me when the bull comes up to be scratched and petted. We had 105 head of steers one year and the origin South Dakota ranch missed one of them. (a Bull)
When we fed them at the line bunk he would maneuver to the end and I would scratch him as he was eating. He liked it too!
Soon he would greet me on foot or tractor when I was passing the feed lot. He became a pet, sort of.
Thanks for a great production and reminding me of my life on the farm now over 40 years gone. Great job!
I can relate to your final comments about fixing the fences - on a MUCH smaller scale. It's the way I feel when I fertilize my lawn; it gives me a chance to walk around my property and check everything out, pull a few weeds and get a little exercise. Love your videos and positive attitude, and your humor too...sometimes!
Thanks again Pete an Hillary, I’m from Michigan
That new tester makes troubleshooting soooo much easier. I remember the old setup and this one is much better. like you said it actually makes the job enjoyable. I remember the frustration you were having on that one video last year/while back it was nerve racking for sure. glad to see you found a method that makes it easy and simple. thanks for sharing and glad Hillary got a chance to do some reading. nice! God speed.ECF
"I won't bite! At least not yet!" Haha! 🤣
2:35 music to my ears...that throaty burble is beautiful
Good camera work. I found I was ducking my head when you pulled them M in.
Hello Pete and have a great day 👍
I too remember carrying the bucket of fence tools for my father in the mid 50's on the next farm.. But our fence was hot from a big battery...love the memories listening to you helps renew....Dad's earlier farm was near Berkshire..Hip Twillard and Barney Jewett were the farmers down the road....i only remember their boots I was afraid to look at their faces...lpl
Good lesson on electric fence maintenance. Thank you.
The cows really adore you Peter .
your videos are very calming.
Those little piggies look so happy.
Another great video! Thanks Pete.
Thanks for video. I enjoyed it very much. Take care and God bless.
I can remember fixing fence when I was growing up. We had all wooden posts. My dad worked for the power company so we had a supply of broken poles. The bigger ones we split. We would load the trailer up with posts, shovels, post hole diggers and fencing supplies. Then pull it all around the fence, with our John Deer H, looking for problems. The biggest problem was broken posts.
Relaxing on this side of the video ... Thank You.
Somehow they've heard about the one bad day and they don't know which day it is. lol
Thanks for the video, always enjoy watching!
Nice video as usual and Hillary' smile and yours is the cherry on top! God bless!🤗🤗💜🤗🤗
Appreciated that video, learned a lot...and enjoyed watching those piggies being curious about you at the same time being scared cats 😂 so cute!
Good times on the farm. I enjoyed the video. 😊
“I won’t bite, at least not yet” that’s good😂
You missed a good Wife-fi pun!
I have a small run of electric fence and the same issues, but I don't have the electric netting. My wife and I talked about getting some netting to go around the garden, we may do that next year. Most of our fencing is barbed wire with a small amount of woven and a little electric. Your little pigs are growing, they have that pen looking better, looks like their working hard on it. Good one Pete, thanks, have a wonderful week.
Hi Pete and Hillary, this bunch of piggies are really skittish :)
Well done with the fence repairs. Thank you.
Pete, I enjoy all your 🎬 on small farm life. You are a inspiration.
I love seeing how you all nurture your soil.
Thanks Pete and Hilary 😍
such a simple afternoon. I really enjoy fence video's for some reason lol.
We use a portable solar energizer on our chicken netting since it draws so much. Seems to work well for us.
We tried one, and I never had much luck with it. The energizers seem too weak to give a good zap.
@@JustaFewAcresFarm premier one has some good ones now. I think the technology has made huge strides in the past few years. They all have their qwerks though
Hey Pete ...I think some one told the wee Porkers that you'll be taking them to the butcher that's why they are spooky.......anyway that vid was electrifying Pete.
One of the piggers spilled the beans. They probably know that they're bred to be pork.
Your voice is like the Mr. Rodgers of farming ;) its fun watching the farm pete
Hello Pete and Hillary I dont know Pete walking around trying to find fault at your place.... you shouldn't be so hard on yourself . Place is great cattle and calves look good. Pigs look great too. Have a great day
Thanks James!
Hi Pete this is Del I found your channel when I was scrolling through some other stuff I’m a volunteer fire fighter where I live keep up the good work
We love the rain 🌧 its a blessing 🙌 🙏
Love your channel pick look forward to everyone!!!!!!👍👍👍👍😀😀😀😀😀👌👌👌👌
Pete, I've had the same issues with electric netting fences especially when damp. I disconnect the bottom couple of wires of the net, all rest is still live but not the wires that sag on the ground. Anything that wants to push under the fence still get zapped but I can have 3 fences up with minimal voltage drop.
Hey Gang, Pete and Hillary always nice to see you, no farmers market lately? Really enjoy those outings, Pete, the secret to getting close to your piglets, MARSHMALLOWS 😂
God's Good Blessings to you and your beautiful family keep up the great work love U guys XOXOXO stay safe and healthy