Where Did This'll Do Farm Come From?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 เม.ย. 2021
- Welcome To Barn Talk! In today’s FIRST episode, the boys discuss their stories on how they got to be where they are now, how the farm was named, Tork’s childhood, and LEGENDARY stories of grandpa Lawrence & more…
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Barn Talk is a significant break from the typical content viewers have come to expect from This’ll Do Farm. Please be advised that we will be exploring a wide variety of topics (some adult-themed) and our younger viewers (and their parents) should be advised that some topics will be for mature audiences only. - บันเทิง
I grew up on a small hog farm, not nearly as efficient as yours. Best times of my life! I love what you guys are doing.
This is my first Barn Talk, I've been watching This'll Do Farm for quite a while. The farm name as you told about it is what I figured. Sawyer, I figured you were a bit older than you are, You're a hard working mature young man. I figured you had a fancy degree and all that BS. As a 65 year old carpenter, I can attest to the fact that working with your hands is a good way to make a living. It's too bad high school guidance counselors can't figure that out. Dirt Perfect has some good comments about the trades.
I think it was Cole the Corn star who said he started his channel because there were kids in his school that had no idea what farming was. He said if people who lived in farm country didn't know, how would the rest of the world know. Your channel like his, yours , Andy at Farming, Fixing and Fabricating have educated us as to why food costs what it does. You all have explained it very well.
Thank you from an old carpenter in Bath, Maine.
Hello from Sarasota Florida,
You lads are TV ,
you have a fascinating Farm Channel bringing an understanding .
Thank you for explaining
I'm a retired Detroit Diesel Manufacturer that never once was on any Farm !
The Cattle, Dairy and Combine Farmers are also wonderful !!!
"And we're going to say the word penis" lol. Way to go on this first podcast. Hope to be able to hear you on a national stage for podcasts.
Haha we're glad ya'll enjoy it! We're trying are best to get there buddy!
Congrats on another great opportunity boys. killin it as always, and great 1st podcast
Great job on the Barn Talk pod cast, you guys nailed it. Cant wait for episode 2, maybe down the road you could try a Barn Talk live stream and let everyone ask questions live.
I wouldn't know the first thing about raising a pig but I love listening to you guys. Great job and wonderful show, keep up the good work.
Outstanding. Love the interaction you two have and wouldn't trade it for anything. I never thought raising pigs was fun to watch but probably hard to do. Please, keep the Barn Talk going, you are pretty darn good.
I really enjoyed hearing the history, and especially where your name came from!
Great show, hope to hear 100s more!
Great honest conversation. Y’all are doing great work. Absolutely love your content and antics 🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷
Really enjoyed the honesty, great start to the Podcast. A few photo's of your Dad/ Grandad would've be good. Best wishes from Saudi Arabia.
great podcast. as growing up on a poultry farm down south I learned the importance of being able to work with parents and grandparents. keep em comin
Your tik tok popped up on my fyp, so I figured I give this a listen. Loved hearing the history, and can say I’ll keep watching these.
Keep em coming boys. Love to hear some funny or nightmare storys about building hog barns
I watch your other channel and I think what you guys do is pretty slick. Keep up the Great work fellas.
Been a subscriber for awhile. You two keep doing what your doing. Enjoy every bit of the vids. I’m a farmer myself from Kansas.
My hat is off to you guys. I've raised pigs and you really got to be dedicated to it to make it work. Good job guys
You definitely do. That’s for sure. Thanks for watching the channel we appreciate it!
With your knowledge and the folks out here wanting to learn it will be a good time
Yes sir! Thanks for watching!
I love your videos. I grew up on a farrow to finish hog farm. I never thought I would miss it 25 years later.
Wow great sound, and great lighting and staging. You guys did a great job.
Thank Ya'll for great podcast love it. Keep telling how the farm works and will the food come from. Great Job
Thanks for watching Larry! Appreciate it buddy
Keep up the great work guys!
Thanks buddy! We appreciate the support!
Love to watch the day to day. I’m always learning something.
I live in WA state and have never seen a pig barn. Love your channel. Love your hard work and humor. It is all very interesting
Spot on brother 🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯
such a great barn talk. You are very real.
I loved this video loved to hear everything about this keep up the work boys
Great stories love this podcast
Awesome first podcast. Keep up the great videos and best of luck for a prosperous 2021.
Thank Rod! Means a lot to us best of luck to you as well! Appreciate the support
Love the podcast keep up the good work
Found y’all on Tik Tok! From North East Iowa! 🌽
Good luck I hope it goes good!
Hey Sawyer, i can relate to your story. I am also 21 and started farming for my dad until i was 20. Now i have my own animals that i raise and i help him out. I wanted to gain first hand experience on the farm rather than get book knowledge in college.
Awesome man! We need all the young people we can get! It’s hard to find young farmers in this day in age! Good luck with your farming career and thanks for watching!
@@barntalk Thanks man. Yeah we definitely need more. Good luck with your operation. Looking forward to more video's
I have never listened to a podcast before. Very interesting look forward to the next one.
Glad we were your first! Thanks for taking a chance on us and listening 🙏🏻
@@barntalk not related to the podcast bit do you have trouble with animal activists in th USA. We have an increasingly vocal groups here. Farm security is now a big issue. My farms are locked 24/7 with restricted access.
Congrats on your podcast 👍👍👍 you guys get 3 thumbs up from me
Thanks for watching Frank! We appreciate the support buddy!
Great show liked hearing the history something to be proud of keep them coming
Thanks for watching Matthew! Appreciate the support buddy
FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!
Great sound quality
Glad you think so!
Great podcast ,🐔
Thanks for watching! We appreciate it
I thought "This'll do" was a spin off of the movie Babe when he said "that'll do pig that'll do"
😂😂😂 not quite
@@barntalk nope not after Barn Talk lol and AWESOME first episode and thank you for letting us subscribers get to know about you personally and your farm operation and what goes into putting food on our tables.
great job!!! thanks!!!
Thanks for watching! We really appreciate it!
Awesome. Can you direct me to the. episode on who founded the farm?
I sound exactly like your oldest brother tork
💥💥💥 amazing my friends
My guy! Thank for watching means a lot coming from you! 🙏🏻
Love the podcast guys! Are you guys doing green screen?
Great work guys! Sounds and looks great! Beautifully shot! Just wondering why you made a new channel. Seems like a great way to increase watch time and monetization by putting it on the original channel.
Just curious. Keep up the great content!
My dad passed in 18 as well so sorry
One of the biggest problems in the world today is people are so far Detached for were there food comes from. I live in Ireland and the media is the same here . So much false information . I farm calf to beef here and it is nice to see how ye do things different and how pigs are done over there. Keep the good work up 👍 .
Completely agree with you man! Gotta keep advocating to get the word out!
Agree with you we have to educate the people who say us farmers are not educated
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Dad would say ; this will do for now..he was born1903..
What percentage of people do not know where food comes from ? I worked in retail for 38 years & watched this over the years , my thought would be a strong 85 % did not know or still don't , it's amazing how people did not pay attention in all the years ? My father farmed back in the 30-40 's with a team of horses , no tractor , only a few pictures , not many at all ? I watch farming & ranching shows all the time , Pueblo Colorado I am a Native , many a stories out there ? Bob
Awesome podcast! Ill be back
Thanks buddy! Appreciate the support 🙏🏻
@@barntalk gotta support my fellow producers!
I enjoyed this video amma die Hard this'll do farm subscriber they are to silence people🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
how often do you cut out tumours?
Hey tork when’s the podcast coming out today 😂
Uploading right now should be out by 6 👍🏻
I was OK with pork until I ate chitlins. Do you have a plan to get the chitlin taste out of pork chops and ham. I eat pork steak and bacon but that's it. No more chitlans for me.
What’s in college is basically useless now. You made a good choice!
I think so too for me personally!
160 acres... Sounds like "homestead act"?
Sawyer, you need to use the same make-up artist as Tork. He shows a good fleshtone but you look very pale and pasty. Pretty good first episode. I have been watching the vlog for several months now and enjoy most episodes. Nothing much else to in covid Southern Ontario, Canada.
growing up on a farm i have a ranking for poop smells chickens , cow , pig pig being the stinkier i worked more with cows and would not run to town as much as i wanted because i would smell like cow shit so often . your welcome towns people.
Hell nawl
i fell asleep