Pete … by far your channel is the best ! When times are hard with everything that’s going on in the world, when I watch your videos there’s hope and happiness! Take care
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Oh! Pete, I could just give you a big hug! So impressed with your garden efforts. Yes! Yes! Yes! I am so looking forward to seeing the progress over the season along with your quirky humor and analytical/philosophical perspective. I'm so tickled. I've watched this one a couple times. Could you show a drone shot of your garden layout? Or a white board drawing? Love it!
I opened my mouth for the pork butt. Definitely looks delicious. Potatoes and sweet potatoes are easy to grow. Would make a perfect side to that pork. Good luck with the first cutting.
Thanks Pete for the class, Grits 101! Wished I had some benefits of good Ole farm manure for my garden!! Love your humor! Hope yours kids are fine ! God Bless you!
Great video! Here in the mountains of New England in the middle of nowhere just moved into 10 acres, I’m trying to fix up an old cabin and starting a veggie garden. I’m 22 trying to stay out of big cities where day by day gets harder and dangerous to live. Just started my channel and let’s see how it goes. Work hard to make your life better bc politicians never will.
Pete, we found you a few weeks ago ...and we love watching you and Hillary on your farm. 1) debit card...I like! 2) a 13 year old truck... delayed satisfaction 3) older tractors= less battery drain and less parts to go haywire 4) grass fed and finished...nice! I have to wonder if you and I have a similar friend in Dave Ramsey. And ...my Husband and I have wondered what you did 9-5. I think a science teacher.
Because of your character, your kind face and voice along with your love of farming/knowledge...... You're going to hit a million viewers Pete. I grew up on a farm and always felt blessed by it. The value of going back to basics is shows. You illuminate peace love and happiness in your videos. What I learned from you is that no matter what circumstances you are in, following your heart will eventually lead you to a better place. I love your channel. Keep up the good work! Oh and by the way, I love your old tractors 🚜! My father used to collect old tractors and participate in a Tractor Parade in Jackson Minnesota!
Sounds like you have a plan on the hay cutting. I agree with you, it doesn't matter that the cows grazed on it, when it comes to doing the hay, were doing that too. Great looking pork butt, I wish I could have grabbed it, enjoy. Thanks for sharing this video with us, I hope you have a great Memorial weekend and everyone is safe.
You & Hillary are so... much to watch. Love ALL your different vlogs... I wish I had smell-a-vison... That roast looked AMAZING... HIGS & BLESSINGS... GBY BOTH ALWAYS 🙏❤️💙🤗✝️
Wish you the best of luck Pete withyou hay harvest. With the rapid rising costs of fuel hopefully your harvest will be bountiful. Here in West Virginia we can still get the died off road diesel. Which normally is what i get. In the scheme of things I use a lot less than most. I doubt if i used a total of 30 gallons last year. But im basically a weekend warrior and not so much of a farmer. My heart goes out to these Farmers and Truckers who depends on large quantities of fuel. Lord help them.
Good video. In addition to the Iowa State t shirt, you had our specialty there at the end, pork. I love our Iowa chops here. I’m sure you’d be shocked at how inexpensive some of the cuts are here, at times when they’ve over produced. Bacon though has gone way up and stayed there. It wasn’t that long ago on sale a pound was 2.99. Now it’s at least 2 or 3 dollars more on sale. You must be popular with RUclips. There are lots of ads, and at the beginning there are two and you can’t skip that first one. You deserve every penny you get. I do enjoy a good farm video😎
Pete,,, hello, your videos are great, as you go around the farm, I am waiting for your book, something good to read, STAY WELL, God Bless you all ! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Pete watching your videos make the worries of everyday life melt away. I love pork too and not being able to grab the piece you offered just made me to go to the freezer and BBQ couple big forequarter chops seasoned with my special mix dry rub with just a bit of pure Canadian maple syrup. I want more now!! Love and health to you and your family. Greetings from Australia.
Separate pasture and hay fields? My theory from Rutland England:- Way back when grass was mown with hand wielded scythes instead a mechanical cutters this would have been the preferred method , hence the old farming folk law. My uncle told me that bowling greens were cut very close with scythes pre 1920.
Your fly control seems to be really working much better this year. No visible fly clouds and the tails aren't switching. Your extra effort is paying off.
@@JustaFewAcresFarm I'll bet some ox tail soup advocate will say you are destroying the industry because your cow's tail are not participating in the exercise program.
i just love watching your videos, you may think you are boring or life is mundane, but you are a welcome relief from all the madness of this world! i love you and Hillarie and all the cows and pigs! and chickens too! more chickens please! keep up good work, whats next on the resurrection site??? which tractor , did you ever decide what to do with the old truck?? look forward to all you send out to us! thank you!
Good morning Pete and Hillary hope you all have a blessed day. hope the weather works out for your hay making. I was able to cut and bale 1400 square bales and the following two days it rained 3.2 inches lucky to have it stored in the shed.
Hey Pete!!, was wondering if you would get Henry in the drivers seat this year for hay season would be nice to see 3 generations in the field, Would make a good title !
First rate video Pete! We are all fans of Hillary, for sure. Thanks for taking time to share your farm and family with us. Always a pleasure to spend 20 to 30 minutes with you all. A treat. Chuck in Jensen Beach, Florida.
Does anyone remember when cow patties were dried, covered with poly and made into pen holders and other desk supplies? Horse pucks were made into birds - I'll let your imagination come up with their name. 🤣 people are weird. Hope you get your hay in without problems. We're getting rained on every other day.
Awesome video Mr. Larson! I’ve been watching your videos for quite awhile now & my wife’s always like “Is that the man you like to watch farming on RUclips”. Sending lots of blessings your way from the state of NC. Thank you for your good work!
A week of 80 degree weather? Boy that would be nice, having a cool and wet spring still in my part of Wisconsin. Loved seeing the "gardening" even if it's just cutting back the brush and prepping for planting tomatoes. Having time to do stuff, that's always the bottleneck it seems.
VERY FUNNY GUY, LOVE YOUR VIDEOS . But really have learned a lot of you after a long day at work then coming home to my little farm feeding all the animals cows chickens and dogs .it's time to sit back and watch your show. Thanks again for the jokes 🤣 you tell us Have a great day
😉. My best friend in in highschool lived in the country and had a horse and pony. Across the road was a pasture for cows. She (my friend Lana) and her sister would go across the road and throw cow cookies (the dried manure) at each other. Or they would compete in seeing who could fling the cow cookies the furthest. 🤷🙂. Farm girls! 🤭. I learned from Lana that a cow cookie was dried cow manure or poop and a cow pat was wet. Oh well, so much for reminiscing. Have a great evening and holiday.
Nice video Pete. That’s my kind of garden. I planted tomatoes. 25 plants. 5 different kinds. 6 cucumber plants. 90 sweet onion. That’s going to top a lot of burgers in 3 months.
I live in the Sayre, Pa. area and we have dyed off road diesel at the pump at 3 or 4 locations. I filled two 6 gallons cans for $73 a couple of days ago. The off-road was $6.09 and the regular diesel I believe was $6.69 (didn't look at it to close). It's usually around .50 less per gallon. It looks like your reg. diesel is way cheaper than ours.
Sellarmusic: $0.60 a gallon tax for road diesel? Yep that's about what we pay here. There is a red diesel pump about 5 miles from me so I feed my compact tractor (only diesel I have) with the cheaper stuff. Only problem is that BidenFlation means that nothing is cheaper now days! Noticed that the Walmart about 30 miles away now has a red diesel pump(s). They renovated the whole facility last year and must have had a lot of demand for the red stuff.......
The cows have accepted you both as members of their herd.....hence why they lick and nibble. Grooming behavior - they are going to "take care" of you as they do each other. The highest compliment a cow can give a human. On our family farm, Daddy's herd of big Herefords (including Curly the bull) followed him around everywhere when he was in the fields, even when he went through on the D-8. Your vids interacting with the animals and fixing the machinery bring back fond memories to me. Thank you.
Pete, you are like a breath of fresh air. Plain, simple, living, but telling it like it is. No secrets. A lot of other channels are really honing in on prepping and being prepared for what’s coming. It’s just so nice to see you and Hillary being regular folks, not freaked out, but simply taking care of business. I don’t feel afraid when I watch your channel. I’ve always felt like God is in control, and I don’t think He’s brought us this far to dump us. That pork roast looked sooooo good. Blessings always! ♥️🙏🏼♥️
Thank you so much!! New subscriber here in MINNESNOWta….. and AND found a Farmall H with a mower deck. Great Fathersday gift to ourselves. We now have a dozen layers and two great kids that help. Thank you So Much for all you do!! We appreciate ya and we understand it work to Video and Post and Share and filter…. Be well. Frank, having fun on our first small acerage home.
I live up in Canada now, but originally I grew up on a farm in the Penn Yan area between Keuka & Seneca lakes. Watching your show kind of makes me homesick. lol I really enjoy what you're doing here, and I an very impressed with how you explain what you're doing, and why you're doing it.
That roast looks great!!! Little advice, rap it in some aluminum foil and let it rest for 5-10 minutes before cutting in. It's worth the wait!!!! Cheers
Just a Few Acres, love your channel, especially when everyone gets involved. I got a rotisserie attachments for my Weber and think it is great. We especially love a rib roast on it. Pork loin roast is awesome as well. And of course, whole chicken. I think you will love it.
Well it will be interesting to see if the farm next to me starts his haying, he cuts fields off our land also and we should have the same weather window you do. most of your Lake effect weather get to us same day just later in the day here in Western MA. thanks for another great video Pete. nice job on the garden. glad you took the time to clear it. I remember all the past times you talked about doing it. finally done!. have a reat day! Man! I can smell that Pork Roast from here! the wind is alway out of the west down here. ECF
Yeay a haying video coming finally! I anticipate your first cutting of the year now. I love your channel and Dexters, we're looking for a place between Binghamton, Utica and Cortland. I get to learn the calfing and growing cycle of the region from your videos. Thanks and
“Down the Hatch.. There Goes My Money”…. That’s how I feel every time I go to the grocery store anymore😂😂❣️❣️ I am sure I am not alone in that!!! I know we all know it’s coming and it’s already here as far as that goes but I am determined to make the best of the situation. Years ago I listen to my mom and dad talk about the depression and then there was the gas war when I was a young girl and they had these coupons they had to take to the gas station and my little sister was hoarding them every time daddy put them on the table she was about five and she would put them in her little coin purse… Then Christmas came and we Went to town, all 12 children, to by family Christmas gifts and I asked my little sister who I knew hoarded her money how much money she had, Expected her to say you know a dollar and a half and she said she had eight dollars and I said to my mom, “I’m going to shop with Cheryl”…We went around the nickel and dime store and found presents for everyone in the family and I was so excited until we got the cash register. While we were waiting in line I asked her to get her money out and Khalid advance to make sure she had enough and she said, “ I know I do! I know I do!” just like a little child and when she opened up her coin purse suddenly L pops all of daddy‘s gas coupons and he comes over to check to see what the commotion is and I just said oh honey we have to take back all of the presents and she begins to cry and dad is all excited because he’s got more cash coupons and he goes that’s where all of these coupons are gone and it was a mess and the five and 10 and we had to get out of line and daddy gave her some money out of his billfold in exchange for the gas coupons and we went back around and figured out what we were going to put back on the shelf and what we were going to do differently and We all chuckle about it clear to this day. I thought I’d share the story because I believe that we will all get through this. We can all remember hard times and good times. I can remember getting three or four cans of soup for a dollar when I was first married many years ago and I’m sure my parents can beat that except if they’re not around anymore to talk about it. We have to just keep each other encouraged through this Ebb & flow of economy! I really love your videos because you stay positive through everything. Your fields look really nice and I love watching you work on your equipment and I especially like it when you get out your grill and give us a new recipe or teachers something new. I love seeing your wife out in the field with you walking through the cattle in talking to them and petting them❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️ Keep the videos coming and I’ll keep watching! God bless you both & hello to your Dad♥️♥️
Good morning from beautiful Cordova Alaska I work over here and travel from Kodiak I so look forward to your videos it's a beautiful day here to blue skies and sunshine
GRITS?! I didn’t think you guys liked grits up there! LOL. My mom was born and raised in Delevan (Cattaraugus county) and my dad from North Carolina so that sort of thing was always a joke. Love your channel!
Always enjoy any video but hay cutting is extra relaxing for me. Since you have so much cutting, maybe an hour video or 2, 30 minute ones. Take care Pete.
I'm so looking forward to the haying videos!! They are so satisfying to see the progress and eventual end product. I suppose it's akin to the youngin farming simulator, lawn mowing simulator games they play haha. Hope you both have a wonderful weekend.
Haha I play farming simulator, the 22 version is pretty realistic 😊 but everytime I watch Pete I think about farming simulator, it’s the best if can go till I get back to the family farm!
Oh awesome the new one is out?, I'll have to try it and see how I like it! I love that simulation and RUclips is helping new farmers learn the equipment, methods and techniques, especially if you don't have land or someone to help guide.
@@thebudgetbadger yes the new one even has seasons so when it’s winter it snows and you can only harvest/plant in the months that, that crop is planted/harvested in real life.
For once, my day was somewhat similar. Wife and I got started early and cut grass, whacked weeds, and pared back shrubs and trees. Just had tornado weather and torrential T-storms the past couple days, so this was the moment. And rabbit is delicious. For Christmas, I sometimes make deboned rabbit stuffed with sausage and herbs.
I want a piece, OMG did that look good!! We are raining here in Oregon, farmers market is closed due to it is an outside market. Have fun cutting hay (while the sun shines)!
Hey Pete,how are you. I try my best not to miss any of your videos,but sometimes one or maybe two do slip past(sometimes i have other things to do besides watch youtubes videos).with regards to that diesel enghine smoking,especially at low idle,the problem could be that the cylinder temperature has dropped too low to properly combust the fuel,this happens when the engine idles for too long or the water temperature regulators (thermostats) are missing.also the fuel injectors are not atomising the fuel properly, i think you should remove the injectors,take them to a diesel injector technician and let him clean or replace the injector nozzles adjust & set the opening pressure for each injector.
Good morning Pete and Hillary cant wait for the hay cutting to start it ill bring back some good memories keep up the great videos and the pork tasted fantastic lol aussie geoff
Your fields look great. The pork butt roast you cooked looks yummy. Very juicy and tender... just like we like it. Think of us when your family is enjoying it. Be well.
Poop is important. On a different note, Carbohydrates are not important for humans - I stopped eating grits and grains and sugar, and I've lost 65 pounds over the last 11 months. I feel a lot better.
I also use a Weber and a chimney starter. Have for many years. But recently a cowboy friend of mine who has an honest-to-goodness functioning chuckwagon told me about ‘Cowboy’ charcoal. Game changer! I’m going to try the rotisserie. And I’m recommending Cowboy charcoal to you. (Comes in a bag just like Kingsford and is available at my grocery store and hardware store)
Nice tee-shirt, I’m an alumni & retired Iowa farmer, I got a 1936 John Deere B on steel, good when you got muddy conditions never gets a flat tire ever…that roast beef looks yummy, nice vid!!!
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Pete … by far your channel is the best ! When times are hard with everything that’s going on in the world, when I watch your videos there’s hope and happiness! Take care
Of all the channels out on RUclips Pete has the best ever .
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I love seeing Hillary ! Funny strong farm wife. You would be lost with out her Pete. Great farmstead family . Blessings !!!
Nobody can over emphasize the importance of a good wife, no matter the occupation , Nobody
Good luck with the hay. Hope the weather holds. 🇬🇧.
I find myself loving this channel idk why I think this guy is sooo nice of a person. Just keeps me watching! Makes you want good things
I'm wishing everyone a good Memorial Day.
Thanks Pete.
Oh! Pete, I could just give you a big hug! So impressed with your garden efforts. Yes! Yes! Yes! I am so looking forward to seeing the progress over the season along with your quirky humor and analytical/philosophical perspective. I'm so tickled. I've watched this one a couple times. Could you show a drone shot of your garden layout? Or a white board drawing? Love it!
Girl in the Woods always gives us, the viewers, the first bite😀
You are living the dream for me. Seeing a working farm reminds me of long-lost elders and their way of life. Thank you for sharing.
Great video, have a great weekend and thank you to all the veterans!
Ditto
Thanks Pete, looking forward to hay cutting!
I opened my mouth for the pork butt. Definitely looks delicious.
Potatoes and sweet potatoes are easy to grow. Would make a perfect side to that pork.
Good luck with the first cutting.
My wife and I love your youtube channel. Keep the Dad jokes coming. Love watching seeing someone happy what they are doing.
Thanks Pete for the class, Grits 101! Wished I had some benefits of good Ole farm manure for my garden!! Love your humor! Hope yours
kids are fine ! God Bless you!
Great video! Here in the mountains of New England in the middle of nowhere just moved into 10 acres, I’m trying to fix up an old cabin and starting a veggie garden. I’m 22 trying to stay out of big cities where day by day gets harder and dangerous to live. Just started my channel and let’s see how it goes. Work hard to make your life better bc politicians never will.
Always look forward to your cheerful videos Pete. Hope the weather holds for your haying.
Pete just seems like such a genuinely good dude.. love this channel!
Pete, we found you a few weeks ago ...and we love watching you and Hillary on your farm. 1) debit card...I like! 2) a 13 year old truck... delayed satisfaction 3) older tractors= less battery drain and less parts to go haywire 4) grass fed and finished...nice!
I have to wonder if you and I have a similar friend in Dave Ramsey.
And ...my Husband and I have wondered what you did 9-5. I think a science teacher.
Pete enjoyed this video Especially the one where you experience a minute with the meat and showing how are you weed out your garden
Hay! 🌾🌿😊
Because of your character, your kind face and voice along with your love of farming/knowledge...... You're going to hit a million viewers Pete.
I grew up on a farm and always felt blessed by it. The value of going back to basics is shows. You illuminate peace love and happiness in your videos. What I learned from you is that no matter what circumstances you are in, following your heart will eventually lead you to a better place. I love your channel. Keep up the good work! Oh and by the way, I love your old tractors 🚜! My father used to collect old tractors and participate in a Tractor Parade in Jackson Minnesota!
love the hay videos. I just finished with first cutting here in Alabama
If you ever start selling *’cakes’* at the Farmer’s Market,
don’t be surprised if you get inundated with questions regarding your ingredients Pete… 😏
Sounds like you have a plan on the hay cutting. I agree with you, it doesn't matter that the cows grazed on it, when it comes to doing the hay, were doing that too. Great looking pork butt, I wish I could have grabbed it, enjoy. Thanks for sharing this video with us, I hope you have a great Memorial weekend and everyone is safe.
You & Hillary are so... much to watch.
Love ALL your different vlogs...
I wish I had smell-a-vison...
That roast looked AMAZING...
HIGS & BLESSINGS...
GBY BOTH ALWAYS 🙏❤️💙🤗✝️
Wish you the best of luck Pete withyou hay harvest. With the rapid rising costs of fuel hopefully your harvest will be bountiful. Here in West Virginia we can still get the died off road diesel. Which normally is what i get. In the scheme of things I use a lot less than most. I doubt if i used a total of 30 gallons last year. But im basically a weekend warrior and not so much of a farmer. My heart goes out to these Farmers and Truckers who depends on large quantities of fuel. Lord help them.
Can’t wait for the calves!
Good video. In addition to the Iowa State t shirt, you had our specialty there at the end, pork. I love our Iowa chops here. I’m sure you’d be shocked at how inexpensive some of the cuts are here, at times when they’ve over produced. Bacon though has gone way up and stayed there. It wasn’t that long ago on sale a pound was 2.99. Now it’s at least 2 or 3 dollars more on sale. You must be popular with RUclips. There are lots of ads, and at the beginning there are two and you can’t skip that first one. You deserve every penny you get. I do enjoy a good farm video😎
Pete,,, hello, your videos are great, as you go around the farm, I am waiting for your book, something good to read, STAY WELL, God Bless you all ! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Pete watching your videos make the worries of everyday life melt away. I love pork too and not being able to grab the piece you offered just made me to go to the freezer and BBQ couple big forequarter chops seasoned with my special mix dry rub with just a bit of pure Canadian maple syrup. I want more now!! Love and health to you and your family. Greetings from Australia.
Separate pasture and hay fields? My theory from Rutland England:-
Way back when grass was mown with hand wielded scythes instead a mechanical cutters this would have been the preferred method , hence the old farming folk law.
My uncle told me that bowling greens were cut very close with scythes pre 1920.
Thanks for sharing Pete! That bite was tasty!! 🙃😆🤣
Cooking with Pete is always a treat! When's the cookbook coming out? Haha. Thanks for another awesome video!
Your fly control seems to be really working much better this year. No visible fly clouds and the tails aren't switching. Your extra effort is paying off.
Absolutely. I’m very happy it’s working!
@@JustaFewAcresFarm I'll bet some ox tail soup advocate will say you are destroying the industry because your cow's tail are not participating in the exercise program.
i just love watching your videos, you may think you are boring or life is mundane, but you are a welcome relief from all the madness of this world! i love you and Hillarie and all the cows and pigs! and chickens too! more chickens please! keep up good work, whats next on the resurrection site??? which tractor , did you ever decide what to do with the old truck?? look forward to all you send out to us! thank you!
Hey Pete, Love seeing you both. Pork Roast looks fabulous. Please do some more farmers market videos.
Pete I like the way you bring us along and show/tell us your plans. That pork looked so good, sure wish I could of got that taste you offered.
Good morning Pete and Hillary hope you all have a blessed day. hope the weather works out for your hay making. I was able to cut and bale 1400 square bales and the following two days it rained 3.2 inches lucky to have it stored in the shed.
@PRAIRIE ROCK HOMESTEAD We could not have asked for more. Click on my tractor to check us out. Thank you.
Hey Pete!!, was wondering if you would get Henry in the drivers seat this year for hay season would be nice to see 3 generations in the field, Would make a good title !
First rate video Pete! We are all fans of Hillary, for sure. Thanks for taking time to share your farm and family with us. Always a pleasure to spend 20 to 30 minutes with you all. A treat. Chuck in Jensen Beach, Florida.
Does anyone remember when cow patties were dried, covered with poly and made into pen holders and other desk supplies? Horse pucks were made into birds - I'll let your imagination come up with their name. 🤣 people are weird. Hope you get your hay in without problems. We're getting rained on every other day.
We so enjoy your video's on the Farm. Looking forward to the Hay filming and whatever else you have cooking
Looking forward to hay making, sounds like perfect weather, Great day to all on the farm.
Awesome video Mr. Larson! I’ve been watching your videos for quite awhile now & my wife’s always like “Is that the man you like to watch farming on RUclips”. Sending lots of blessings your way from the state of NC. Thank you for your good work!
A week of 80 degree weather? Boy that would be nice, having a cool and wet spring still in my part of Wisconsin. Loved seeing the "gardening" even if it's just cutting back the brush and prepping for planting tomatoes. Having time to do stuff, that's always the bottleneck it seems.
I’m in central Wisconsin and it just started greening up a couple weeks ago!
I'll never look at a cake or my beloved grits without thinking of your comparison to cow poop. 😀😀😀
or chocolate pudding!
Looks like great Upstate NY having weather. Miss those days. Colorado weather sucks I'm ready to go back east.
VERY FUNNY GUY, LOVE YOUR VIDEOS . But really have learned a lot of you after a long day at work then coming home to my little farm feeding all the animals cows chickens and dogs .it's time to sit back and watch your show. Thanks again for the jokes 🤣 you tell us Have a great day
😉. My best friend in in highschool lived in the country and had a horse and pony. Across the road was a pasture for cows. She (my friend Lana) and her sister would go across the road and throw cow cookies (the dried manure) at each other. Or they would compete in seeing who could fling the cow cookies the furthest. 🤷🙂. Farm girls! 🤭. I learned from Lana that a cow cookie was dried cow manure or poop and a cow pat was wet. Oh well, so much for reminiscing. Have a great evening and holiday.
Nice video Pete. That’s my kind of garden. I planted tomatoes. 25 plants. 5 different kinds. 6 cucumber plants. 90 sweet onion. That’s going to top a lot of burgers in 3 months.
Your fields look great! Rain rain go away, time for Pete to make some hay!
Love your videos Pete. Keep them coming. I know it's hard sometimes to fine something to talk about. Your voice is so relaxing to listen to. 👍❤️❤️❤️
I live in the Sayre, Pa. area and we have dyed off road diesel at the pump at 3 or 4 locations. I filled two 6 gallons cans for $73 a couple of days ago. The off-road was $6.09 and the regular diesel I believe was $6.69 (didn't look at it to close). It's usually around .50 less per gallon. It looks like your reg. diesel is way cheaper than ours.
Sellarmusic: $0.60 a gallon tax for road diesel? Yep that's about what we
pay here. There is a red diesel pump about 5 miles from me so I feed my
compact tractor (only diesel I have) with the cheaper stuff. Only problem
is that BidenFlation means that nothing is cheaper now days!
Noticed that the Walmart about 30 miles away now has a red diesel pump(s).
They renovated the whole facility last year and must have had a lot of demand
for the red stuff.......
Weather looks wonderful there--have a great weekend!
The cows have accepted you both as members of their herd.....hence why they lick and nibble. Grooming behavior - they are going to "take care" of you as they do each other. The highest compliment a cow can give a human. On our family farm, Daddy's herd of big Herefords (including Curly the bull) followed him around everywhere when he was in the fields, even when he went through on the D-8. Your vids interacting with the animals and fixing the machinery bring back fond memories to me. Thank you.
Your Disposition is spot on and you're a great teacher thanks for your insight, I appreciate your channel.
Thanks ! I am smiling from start to the end. I m a big fan now.
Pete, you are like a breath of fresh air. Plain, simple, living, but telling it like it is. No secrets. A lot of other channels are really honing in on prepping and being prepared for what’s coming. It’s just so nice to see you and Hillary being regular folks, not freaked out, but simply taking care of business. I don’t feel afraid when I watch your channel. I’ve always felt like God is in control, and I don’t think He’s brought us this far to dump us.
That pork roast looked sooooo good.
Blessings always! ♥️🙏🏼♥️
Dinner looked amazing!!
Thank you so much!! New subscriber here in MINNESNOWta….. and AND found a Farmall H with a mower deck. Great Fathersday gift to ourselves. We now have a dozen layers and two great kids that help. Thank you So Much for all you do!! We appreciate ya and we understand it work to Video and Post and Share and filter…. Be well.
Frank, having fun on our first small acerage home.
You are just incredible guys. I watch with pleasure. Like👍👍
I live up in Canada now, but originally I grew up on a farm in the Penn Yan area between Keuka & Seneca lakes. Watching your show kind of makes me homesick. lol I really enjoy what you're doing here, and I an very impressed with how you explain what you're doing, and why you're doing it.
That roast looks great!!!
Little advice, rap it in some aluminum foil and let it rest for 5-10 minutes before cutting in.
It's worth the wait!!!!
Cheers
Thanks Pete... you have a great day too.
Just a Few Acres, love your channel, especially when everyone gets involved.
I got a rotisserie attachments for my Weber and think it is great. We especially love a rib roast on it. Pork loin roast is awesome as well. And of course, whole chicken. I think you will love it.
Pete you are the only person I've seen leave the gas station spending 160 buck with a smile on his face
Well it will be interesting to see if the farm next to me starts his haying, he cuts fields off our land also and we should have the same weather window you do. most of your Lake effect weather get to us same day just later in the day here in Western MA. thanks for another great video Pete. nice job on the garden. glad you took the time to clear it. I remember all the past times you talked about doing it. finally done!. have a reat day! Man! I can smell that Pork Roast from here! the wind is alway out of the west down here. ECF
Pete, your the most entertaining man on RUclips, your the man, can't wait for the hay cutting, it's relaxing
Yeay a haying video coming finally! I anticipate your first cutting of the year now. I love your channel and Dexters, we're looking for a place between Binghamton, Utica and Cortland. I get to learn the calfing and growing cycle of the region from your videos. Thanks and
A great video as always. You are very uplifting with your laid back demeanor. We baled the last couple days. Cutting more right now. Take care.
I just love work. I could watch you do it for hours. 😊
Hey Pete, that meat you grilled I could almost taste it. Have a great day!!
Great minds think alike. I started using Montreal Steak seasoning on pork chops years ago. Great flavor, and great video as always.
“Down the Hatch.. There Goes My Money”…. That’s how I feel every time I go to the grocery store anymore😂😂❣️❣️ I am sure I am not alone in that!!! I know we all know it’s coming and it’s already here as far as that goes but I am determined to make the best of the situation. Years ago I listen to my mom and dad talk about the depression and then there was the gas war when I was a young girl and they had these coupons they had to take to the gas station and my little sister was hoarding them every time daddy put them on the table she was about five and she would put them in her little coin purse… Then Christmas came and we Went to town, all 12 children, to by family Christmas gifts and I asked my little sister who I knew hoarded her money how much money she had, Expected her to say you know a dollar and a half and she said she had eight dollars and I said to my mom, “I’m going to shop with Cheryl”…We went around the nickel and dime store and found presents for everyone in the family and I was so excited until we got the cash register. While we were waiting in line I asked her to get her money out and Khalid advance to make sure she had enough and she said, “ I know I do! I know I do!” just like a little child and when she opened up her coin purse suddenly L pops all of daddy‘s gas coupons and he comes over to check to see what the commotion is and I just said oh honey we have to take back all of the presents and she begins to cry and dad is all excited because he’s got more cash coupons and he goes that’s where all of these coupons are gone and it was a mess and the five and 10 and we had to get out of line and daddy gave her some money out of his billfold in exchange for the gas coupons and we went back around and figured out what we were going to put back on the shelf and what we were going to do differently and We all chuckle about it clear to this day. I thought I’d share the story because I believe that we will all get through this. We can all remember hard times and good times. I can remember getting three or four cans of soup for a dollar when I was first married many years ago and I’m sure my parents can beat that except if they’re not around anymore to talk about it. We have to just keep each other encouraged through this Ebb & flow of economy!
I really love your videos because you stay positive through everything. Your fields look really nice and I love watching you work on your equipment and I especially like it when you get out your grill and give us a new recipe or teachers something new. I love seeing your wife out in the field with you walking through the cattle in talking to them and petting them❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
Keep the videos coming and I’ll keep watching! God bless you both & hello to your Dad♥️♥️
You are a riot! Hillary is so quiet and don't say too much. Just enjoy your videos thanks for what you do.
Good morning from beautiful Cordova Alaska I work over here and travel from Kodiak I so look forward to your videos it's a beautiful day here to blue skies and sunshine
GRITS?! I didn’t think you guys liked grits up there! LOL. My mom was born and raised in Delevan (Cattaraugus county) and my dad from North Carolina so that sort of thing was always a joke. Love your channel!
ya do a video on your tomato gardening expertise. : )
Great video as always… Keep on doing what you do and THANKS for the efforts in pushing out the videos.
Always enjoy any video but hay cutting is extra relaxing for me. Since you have so much cutting, maybe an hour video or 2, 30 minute ones. Take care Pete.
Thanks Pete and Hilarie!!
So enjoy following your channel. My wife hangs the " Canine Fecal Scoring Chart" in the vet office bathroom for fun.
I'm so looking forward to the haying videos!! They are so satisfying to see the progress and eventual end product. I suppose it's akin to the youngin farming simulator, lawn mowing simulator games they play haha. Hope you both have a wonderful weekend.
Haha I play farming simulator, the 22 version is pretty realistic 😊 but everytime I watch Pete I think about farming simulator, it’s the best if can go till I get back to the family farm!
Oh awesome the new one is out?, I'll have to try it and see how I like it! I love that simulation and RUclips is helping new farmers learn the equipment, methods and techniques, especially if you don't have land or someone to help guide.
@@thebudgetbadger yes the new one even has seasons so when it’s winter it snows and you can only harvest/plant in the months that, that crop is planted/harvested in real life.
For once, my day was somewhat similar. Wife and I got started early and cut grass, whacked weeds, and pared back shrubs and trees. Just had tornado weather and torrential T-storms the past couple days, so this was the moment.
And rabbit is delicious. For Christmas, I sometimes make deboned rabbit stuffed with sausage and herbs.
I want a piece, OMG did that look good!! We are raining here in Oregon, farmers market is closed due to it is an outside market. Have fun cutting hay (while the sun shines)!
Hey Pete,how are you. I try my best not to miss any of your videos,but sometimes one or maybe two do slip past(sometimes i have other things to do besides watch youtubes videos).with regards to that diesel enghine smoking,especially at low idle,the problem could be that the cylinder temperature has dropped too low to properly combust the fuel,this happens when the engine idles for too long or the water temperature regulators (thermostats) are missing.also the fuel injectors are not atomising the fuel properly, i think you should remove the injectors,take them to a diesel injector technician and let him clean or replace the injector nozzles adjust & set the opening pressure for each injector.
Good morning Pete and Hillary cant wait for the hay cutting to start it ill bring back some good memories keep up the great videos and the pork tasted fantastic lol aussie geoff
Thank You , Pete !
The way things are going , next yr. We'll be lucky to pay 275$ for 25 gallons.
Looking forward to the hay making takes me back to my farming days in New Pennsylvania love the smell of new drying hay good luck with the weather
I just started retirement. I have lots of experience with small home gardens. In a week of volunteer labor...you could have a pretty garden
Very good video man that meat sure looks good good to see y'all again
Can wait 4 hay cutting day.it makes me feel like aim there with you thanx Pete
Love your sense of humor! Thank you so much for that.
Your fields look great. The pork butt roast you cooked looks yummy. Very juicy and tender... just like we like it. Think of us when your family is enjoying it. Be well.
Good Morning! Hopefully the equipment cooperates with the weather window for hay. It has here so far.
Poop is important. On a different note, Carbohydrates are not important for humans - I stopped eating grits and grains and sugar, and I've lost 65 pounds over the last 11 months. I feel a lot better.
I also use a Weber and a chimney starter. Have for many years. But recently a cowboy friend of mine who has an honest-to-goodness functioning chuckwagon told me about ‘Cowboy’ charcoal. Game changer! I’m going to try the rotisserie. And I’m recommending Cowboy charcoal to you. (Comes in a bag just like Kingsford and is available at my grocery store and hardware store)
Looks like the cows will be eating good this winter. You fields grow so fast once the get going. Hello Hillary.
Hello Pete and Hillary looks good. I think another week here to cut hay. Roast looks great. Have a good day.
Nice tee-shirt, I’m an alumni & retired Iowa farmer, I got a 1936 John Deere B on steel, good when you got muddy conditions never gets a flat tire ever…that roast beef looks yummy, nice vid!!!