Morning Chores, Market Preparations, and Cleaning Up the Chicken Field

20 thoughts on “Morning Chores, Market Preparations, and Cleaning Up the Chicken Field”

1. Hillary and the chicken head 😅

2. Many ✋️ s make light work!

3. I really learn a lot about farming thanks to the level of detail you provide to every video I have seen so far. I’m a new subscriber and am fascinated by how you manage your farm in a simple way. I even enjoy watching how you grill different things. My family heritage has roots in farming and I remember visiting my Aunt and Uncle’s farms and I clearly remember the odors involved with the farms. So, I really appreciate what this small town fella can learn about farming without having to endure the odors. I also appreciate how you keep your videos clean of foul language.

4. Pete, you're driving me nuts with the crazy Celsius readings. I spent too many years in medicine not to wince at the exaggerated values. Otherwise, I wish you and Hillary a happy and fulfilling life.

5. Hey Pete, what did the one light says to the other light?……Let's go out tonight. What did the one wall say to the other wall/… meet you at the corner!!!!

6. why don't you write on the box top??

7. I wish I lived closer to you but I live in Minnesota I grew up on a farm in Iowa in the early 50s and my animals were calm and easy going like yours I milked 21 to 24 head morning and night and I played,music to them and it calmed them I had a short horn steer that was a pet and showed him at fairs we farmed withCase tractors until we bought our first farmall 400 loved that tractor I love your segments on you tube keep them up

8. I love the way u explain things. Wat I want 2 know is, don't u feel sad or anything when butchering time comes around?

9. Another great video!

10. thx again

11. Celius = 0°C is 32°F or 273°K, In Canada we grew up using Fahrenheit just like in the US and when I was in grade 8 the government of Ontario decided to convert to the metric measurement along with the rest of the country. I prefer the Fahrenheit having a few years under my belt this was what we were accustomed to using. When it was introduced our teacher gave the class a conversion formula to convert the temperature given in Celsius to Fahrenheit. The formula puts the temperature in the ball park so speak. Multiply the celsius temperature by 9 divide by 5 and then add 32. 16°Ç = 60.8 or 61°F. Love your videos what ever you choose to present is just fine with me. You and the efforts of your family are greatly appreciated.

12. Since you and Hilary run your farm like my grandparents did in the 1950's, does Hilary do any of the "farmer's wife" activities in the farmhouse, like canning, making quilts, etc.? When I was a child, it was always interesting when I would visit for a week in the summer, watching my grandmother using her gasoline powered Maytag washer with the wringer to wash the "farm work clothes" and hang them on the outdoor line to dry.

13. The commercials are getting worst..literally a 17min+ commercial on women's skin care is not appropriate for a farming channel..had to close YT and replay the video..

14. Pete no matter what you do, you need to do what’s best for you and your family. We support you and will watch whatever comes next.

15. Thanks for sharing this video showing us how you get ready for winter. I hope y'all don't have a very hard winter

16. Nice video love your chicken breeds 😊😊😊

17. ❤Blessings to you & yours!
    Luv the content Pete.

18. I do enjoy the way you two dance ❤️

19. I love these videos. As others have commented, they're calming–watching others work so hard calms me? lol But you put one foot in front of the other every day to get your best results. So cool to watch.

20. Very nice handwriting 😊

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