Pigs on Pasture + House Update
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- We got more pigs! Delilah and Sampson are both Idaho Pasture Pigs, which is a cross between Old Berkshire, Duroc and Kune Kune. A family wanted to trade us Maple for these guys and we couldn't say no. Maple is going to be their family milk cow once she is of age. Ive been busy Sheetrocking upstairs, hopefully we will be finished by march!
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12:57 …. Omgosh!! LOL. That was so stinking adorable!!!!
Great video, good to see another 2 pigs added to the homestead. Rosie has such a nice disposition, she is a keeper. The upstairs is looking good, it will be real satisfying when you have it all completed.
Wow! The upstairs is coming along quickly, looks good! Love your videos. I’ve been sharing here and there- want to make sure this channel doesn’t go away. This is exactly what people your age & younger need to be learning about. To make it easier on yourself, could you setup 3 or 4 cameras around the farm where you spend most of your time so you don’t have to keep moving the camera around? IDK… I have no experience with filming or how the whole RUclips video thing works- just a thought I had. I think you could just aim a camera on all of your animals and I’d watch all day long. They all definitely have their own personalities, so cute!!! Take care of yourselves you two.
That would be great! WE only have one camera for now, as our channel grows im sure we can upgrade and get more cameras for better angles/shots
All your animals will live happily; they give what they get!
You guys are such an inspiration! Congratulations on your new family members, Sampson and Delilah.
Sweet-sweet Rosie! God bless her sweet heart. ❤️🕊️
You have been doing a wonderful job with your home and animals! Keep up the good work! Art C.
Very interesting farm video. Wow your upstairs is big. You are living a lot of young people dream. Blessings from Mississippi
Please d to see another video. Love Sampson and Delilah, be. Great when they breed. Lots of work done on the house, great job. Awaiting your next video.
Your doing a great job Mr. Good filming and editing for just getting going
We will watch whatever you show us. A nice mix of all is perfect.
Thanks for taking the time
rosie is super sweet and buddy is a little chonk!
My husband and I bought an amish farm in Southern Michigan 7 years ago. It was quite the journey but well worth it. Completely converted now and it's beautiful. We kept the hardwood floors (mostly) Added some carpet. We raise a few steers, layers and meat chickens. Love it here!
Thats wonderful! Sounds like a great experience. 😊
Glad to see ya back on
Well done. Your eyes are turquoise, wow !
A good video of what you're doing on the farm.
Plenty to do things are coming together School Holly animals are more like pets they do what you saying don't just lollygag around well thanks for sharing have a nice weekend
Thank you so much for the house update!! It is looking good! You are building a beautiful farm!! You can see how the animals love you and you them!
Please keep the videos coming I agree with you if you feel the content is boring do your thing I just your judgment but please keep them coming looking forward to better weather
Once spring comes we will be putting out a lot more content!
@@ThePasturedHomestead I can't wait. I love your video. Very interesting to me.
Keep up the Good work looking Great Guys😊
Love your videos 🤩
And your life style
Three strands will work out great they will stay in better
Wow! Good Job 👍
I like pigs, they're so cute, but also...... delicious 🙂
Awesome inspiration 👍
Around here in Canada, we need the tags when we bring animals to get butchered! They won't take livestock without them!
Canada is under dictatorship from new world order.
Perhaps he would be easier to catch with a yummy treat in your hand for the calf. Or a bucket of grain or whatever you use shaking it.. they learn quickly it means something good and come to you instead of you going after him
Lovely pigs
Great progress! So enjoying your journey!
Thank you 😊
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I don’t know if you have time to watch any other channels but Just a few areas is a great one a lot with Country view areas, you may enjoy them.
give the chickens 1x 1,000w light bulb closer to give them warmth and light a few hours a days (7-10h)timed to the season and you might get some eggs as there is not enough light and warmth during the winter months. I am not entirely sure about that but its an idea.
Iv'e been resisting the temptation to get pigs but after seeing this video it might happen. Just need to set up an electric fence.
We love our Idaho Pasture Pigs!
U have done a lot of work by urself. Miss ur mustache
Hi, just make sure your milking cow has extra supplements especially when she's pregnant
chickens are real hard on each other lost lots due to that think they need light to start them laying i have one under my water fountain that keeps them laying all winter bet rosie is fine my cow did same thing then had 3 more after still have her tho rest are long gone huge pet now if i tried that with the pigs would be trashed in one day
That makes me feel better about Rosie! We live and learn and ive learned that we shouldnt have a big mixed flock because the weaker and smaller ones get picked on
Try giving Buddy some grain to get that stomach a little smaller😂 How old is he ?
We are going for grain free for our cattle. He's about 5 months old. He's burping and pooping just fine. We are keeping a close eye on him.
I just reposted this video on my fb page. I hope that's ok!
Of course judy!! We appreciate you always supporting us ❤️
thx
It would be best if you got some goats to eat up the weeds.
You would probably be happier with hair sheep than goats. Check them out.
did Rosie come into milk when she miscarried her calf? If so you are milking her now?
No she didn’t. Her bag didn’t drop yet because she was still at least another month out.
@@ThePasturedHomestead when you AI her again don't put her back to the same bull
you can also put an iron ring in the nose of the pigs
than until they have learned that the power is on???
They learned quick thankfully, no issues since!
Update
I could never kill any animal that I raised. I'd rather go vegan.....
Just leave the slaughter business to those who don't mind killing.
Totally understand. For me, I would rather raise them myself and process them. As a meat eater its important to me to know where my food comes from, how they were treated, and make sure they only have 1 bad day.