Moving to the family farm in North Dakota

We packed up and left upstate NY to move to the family farm in North Dakota. It was a busy first week trying to unpack, start a garden, and get the cows some kind of pasture fenced. We can't wait to see what we can accomplish here.

[@jerrystout3032]

Great Job guys!😇!😇!

[@secretsquirrel5448]

This is not hate, everyone starts somewhere but two pieces of advise. DO NOT EVER for any reason reach under the deck of a running lawn mower, if that PTO malfunctioned, slipped or was bumped your going at the minimum loose whatever limb is under the deck. Also never run a tiller in flip flops, especially a rear tine where your feet are so close to the tines. don't let one bad decision be the reason you life/limbs are altered forever

[@Marialyse]

That garden soil looks great. No rocks!!! That really helps out.

[@ArifulIslam-br2si]

Very nice family.❤️❤️❤️ love from Bangladesh

[@quantumstone992]

Hi 👋 there. I'm Rogerio from Ancaster in canada 🇨🇦. I just started watching your video. I was born in Brazil, but been here in Canada for about 36 years. That's is dream, going Baca and becoming a farmer. Nothing big, just to be a self-sufficient. Love the country side, love the animals, and the form of living. I hope everything will be good to all your family. You know nothing comes easy in life, but keep fighting, keep strong. If you a God's belief most important is keep your faith. Gid will strengthen you when you down. I will keeping watching you guys. God bless you'll. Rogerio 🇨🇦

[@sheldonmoore1088]

If you shove the lever that comes through the back of the hood over the tines, shove that lever down and it will give you more control while it is digging. there are individual notches in it to set the depth.

[@BackseatFarming]

Thank you for the advice! First time using a rear tine tiller, let alone one that big and it really takes off with you 😅

[@twofathoms1]

Operating heavy equipment in crocs and flipflops , what can gobwrong? Definitely tuning in..

[@JohnCarter-qv1ie]

Lovely rich soil.

[@lonniejohnson7092]

Moving to this somewhat remote area took a lot of courage and fortitude. It is a lovely place - thank you for sharing.

[@oldfarmerdan]

I'm looking forward to seeing how you all make it your own! Only thing that really jumped out at me, is please protect those toes! haha.

[@theremainingremnant2639]

You have done a lot from having to break the soil and start the garden way to go !!!

[@tenzinnidup1815]

Hello 👋🤗

[@userunknown-bf6oo]

This can be a great channel. Just work on smooth transition from one thing to another. 🥰

[@cathykillion6544]

Excited to follow your journey ❤

[@normasimon5634]

Hi, if it was me, on that pole barn, id be thinking how to close it for those cold snowy North Dakota winters.

[@alazerrouki4419]

very good work, i follow you from north africa (algeria)

[@jamessimpson3061]

Who tethers cows? Make that fence a priority over strawberries and what not.

[@BackseatFarming]

Watch the rest of the video 😎

[@crtomirrozman]

I like the videos but u should really wear proper protective dress for work with machinery-

[@myrnacook2952]

Please get some SHOES on...no flip flops PLEASE.
The tiller will eat toes!

[@soccerJRP]

Saludos desde Indianapolis Indiana US para donde SE mudaron

[@marieparks5674]

Great job, can you grow potatoes there

[@BackseatFarming]

Yes we can but I think it’s too late in the season, next year we will get them in early!

[@jef8528]

What part of North Dakota? We spent 9yrs in grand forks county….❤

[@BackseatFarming]

@@jef8528 we’re in Pembina County, about 1.5 hrs from Grand Forks 😊

[@user-py3ex2ym9f]

Get proper farm footwear

[@MuhammadAbdullah-LGK]

Where in ND please.