Enjoying your series on the real farming You should do a story on who came up with the claim that cattle was the biggest polluter, I bet you find it was the oil companies just like when they started the carbon foot print.
The reason there is more females in the industry is the same reason there is more females' graduating from college these days. Parents often pay for their daughters education while telling their son to go pay for it on their own so there are just 10 to 15 % more female in the education system.
I am very appreciative of all of you that ordered after watching Peter Santenello‘s TH-cam video. We are completely inenudated with orders right now and have not only paused the website but will be spending this coming Monday trying to pack up orders amongst all the other ranch work going on right now. If we are not able to get to your order Monday we will let you know as we are running into dry ice and packaging issues that we are trying to get ordered in as fast as we can. Please be patient as we usually ship on the first and third Monday Of the month but have yet to deal with this many orders at one time. Thank you!
It's a coping mechanism. I bet she goes to bed alone very sad many days. No man or kids, and living in stressful enviroment - thats not your dream life as a women .
She has an absolutely beautiful full of life laugh. Very very smart, knows her cattle business inside out. Great representative for the industry and ladies in the life stock business.
She’s absolutely amazing. What a wonderfully positive, bright and beautiful human that personifies what this country is all about. Great video as usual!
She is the best representation of women. All I see these days are dumb influencers embarrassing women. We need more content like this where women like her will be the model for our girls. Thank you so much for this video. I come from a family of farmers who had sheeps and this brought back memories from childhood.. beautiful life.
I completely agree! And, I'm a suburban, white male, of privilege. I'm saving this video to play for my 9 year-old granddaughter who so loves all living creatures. She'll adore this! Positive role models; that's the ticket! What this society needs so much more of, from and for. Doesn't even have to be this particular lifestyle pursuit. A positive role model is someone who always does what they say they're going to do - always follows through.
ABSOLULTELY! She's the real deal. Intelligent, thoughtful, independent and self-sufficient, hard working, confident, tough but naturally feminine, and quite pretty with a little of the green stuff on her cheek. Within the cattle ranching community she's not the exception, but she is (and those like her) the gold standard for what women should be.
@@Thelavendel It's just a demographic. It has nothing to do with having a humanistic view of life, having a pro-social core values, and leading youngsters through actions that are congruent with one's talk. Basically, your question is moot and irrelevant.
@zizendorf I'm sorry to say this but you're not privileged in any way. Please don't believe that just because of your skin colour you're somewhat more privileged. Studies have shown that the % of minorities finishing University and with that having better paying jobs is much bigger than that of fhe majority white population. You don't owe anyone an apology for being white because you had to climb the ladder just like any other human being out there. So please don't feel like you're privileged. There are a lot of white people from Eastern Europe.. millions who don't have the privilege to go and attend a good school or get a good paying job, it's the same with people of colour, there are a lot of people who struggle and race has nothing to do with it. Its just the way the world has always been. If you look at the past there were African nations who were taking slaves from Europe because economically they were more powerful, not to mention the Mongol empire. So the illusion that only white people have been on power and oppressed other people is really not based on historical facts. People have always oppressed other people regardless of their race and yes racism exists and discrimination exisists till this day, but it goes both ways.
I've been watching this channel for close to 2 years and the common theme, intentional or not, is that Americans enjoy the freedoms they have and are willing to preserve it
Not necessarily! I mean I would gladly get her number but very many hard-working people under stress do their best to laugh instead of making life miserable in front of others
WOW this woman is awesome, she's so nice but hardcore at the same time. She's so smart and down to earth at the same time, her Father must be so proud to have a daughter like her.
Congratulations to her father and her mother they should be very proud of having a daughter like her, God bless her and her family and protect them always.
I like her style of moving the cattle, with the shhh, shhh. I remember when I first worked on a ranch, all the guys were hoopin and hollering and whistling and jumping all around, except one guy. I asked him why he doesn't do what everyone else does. He said "Because all that noise and ruckus, increases their stress and makes for a more rowdy situation. Do you see how big their ears are? They can hear you, you don't need to yell and holler. You just need to get a couple going and the rest will follow." She does really well with that.
Agree, much better approach is to be gentle and quiet as you can get away with. Calm cattle are easier to handle. My dad would give us a good talking to if he caught us running cows. He taught us that running cost us weight which was money out of our pocket.
@@jimt902 Yessir, you're right. I've seen yahoos get cattle so worked up, they literally bowed a sucker rod, drill stem fence outward, to a point some of the posts creased and older ones literally sheared off (feedlot of course). All because the "cowboys" wanted to "go faster". Well Sir, your "go faster" just cost us half a day, because now we're fixing pens.
This girl, check woman, check cowgirl, check cattlewoman, was three steps ahead of the questions and was very kind, diplomatic and knowledgeable. I’d be proud to know her and her family.
She’s explaining all farming.We have very similar issues here in Ireland with people who have never set foot on a farm telling us all how they perceive farms should be run. She’s excellent and passionate like most farmers
What a lovely humble hardworking intelligent woman.. if only people would stop paying attention to celebrities and look up to women like her, we’d be better off
Can't believe the Discover channel doesn't have you on every week for a 30 to 60 min show. You have the best content showing real life on this planet thank you.
From a Romanian guy this is what America was all about,save this tradition and those people…Now the freedom is at risk in this country,religion and freedom of expressing or living a life at your choice is also at risk…Just like Rome this country if not standing on the foundation was found,will fail from the inside…The politics is what kills it.Great video,thx for what you’re doing.
It only takes one uneducated generation , and this whole beautiful American experiment will fail. and we all know how our educational institutions are doing. Vote Jaclyn for Governer
I hope everyone sees this video!! We need ranchers!! Please fight for your farmers rights or we won’t be eating anymore … The government would rather have us starving
Truly. I think these episodes from Peter the last year or two will be used in history classes in the future. Especially these farm and regenerative ranch episodes from North Colorado and Nebraska.
It's a bit more complicated than that. Costs are so high, many young people don't want to get into farming or ranching for obvious reasons, the older generation dies and the land is sold, often to developers or the large factory farms. We need to support small farmers and farmers and ranchers in general. I go to farmer's markets when ever I can. For a good reason their products are more expensive than the grocery store and sometimes I have to cut back. I just bought local honey and it's delicious. WE all need to step up. Our food does not come from the grocery store, it comes from people like her. I try to buy from a local butcher whenever possible. I hate the idea of those huge factory farms but....I don't know how to change that. I love her. I think we need to respect the animal whos purpose on this planet is to feed us. They are sentient beings and are a living being and that sacrifice they do for us, the purpose that they fulfill for us, needs to be respected with kindness and care. I really think the world has more methane contributors to worry about other than cow farts.
Excellent. Loved the part of Jaclyn stating that you have to know a little about everything to be a rancher. Millions of people do not understand that concept.
As a person not living in the USA I absolutely love your view about the towns, ranche's and ranchers in rural USA. I love the lifestyle they portray and if I was younger (I am soon to be 75) I would gladly move to one of those small towns and communities. Also love the view about the Amish and similar communities. Keep the view coming. Greetings from the west coast of Sweden.
I’m SO excited Jaclyn is the star of your show in this episode 🥰 She is my absolute favorite! I want to be her when I grow up lol She is so smart and just amazing. I’ve been following her for a while. Also order her meat! You won’t regret it
The sad part is that it's hard to start up a farm/ranch this day in age. Most everything is inherited. She said it best, they're asset rich not money rich. Then there's property taxes on top of it all. Possibly become money rich after death from the auction of land, equipment, and personal property.
Man, You are such a natural docu maker. All these people you get to get in front of your camera, seem to be in this 'flow state of mind', where they're at ease and the story just tells itself.. Fantastic!
She reminds me of my late grandma. Raised a family during the depression on a farm, extremely well read, politically astute and absolutely self-sufficient. After Granddad passed she continued to farm, mostly by herself, into her late seventies.
This lady has a lot of class in style and how she does her operation and I really respect women who are hard-working industrious! She's the real epiphany of a true American woman!
That might not be what she dreams about@@stevengeesaman5826 . Maybe she dreams about healthy cattle, plenty of rain and lower prices on corn, oats and barley. Some people are happiest following their own trails.
What a beautiful woman, inside and out. Reminds me of what I always admired about women from Texas (and other places). They haven't had their femininity scolded out of them where a women can work as hard as she likes, and still be as feminine as she likes. This woman is clearly very strong, very smart, very focused, and at the same time, very feminine in her smile, her laughter, and her countenance (her spirit). I wish her all the best.
Oh I love this woman. She is just absolutely amazing. Strong, positive, gorgeous too, yet she doesn't know it. Honestly she should have her own youtube channel, putting her work and story out there. Incredible values. Everyone could learn so much from this lady and her wisdom. Thank you so much for posting this amazing interview.
Peter... another gold episode.. thank you again for being the best documentary maker of our culture, probably the top three if not the best I have seen as professional reporting and media in thirty years. Respect, be safe.
What an absolute sweetheart...lucky Dad to have her as a daughter! Have never smiled through a half hour video before! Many thanks from Alberta Canada home of the Calgary Stampede. Thanks for the wonderful tour of your operation! First Class!
I'm from the UK and so far watched about 7 or 8 of your documentaries from the Rio grande borders to the ranchers all amazing and informative, can't wait to see some more, PS, Jaclyn has an infectious laugh and beautiful smile,she is one hard working Lady,she deserves all the happiness.
What in incredible interview! Peter you've done yet another awesome job of taking us (the viewers) into a world I really didn't know existed. And Jacklyn has got such an amazing upbeat positive vibe about her! Her highly intelligent and humorous way of articulating the nature of her work and rugged lifestyle throughout this interview really helped me understand the world of ranching at a level that made me forget my own world for 33 minutes. I have nothing but the utmost respect for her and all the other hard-working people in an industry that doesn't seem to get the recognition it deserves. Wow, just wow!
I’ve never liked a TH-cam video and rarely comment. We need more of this women she’s absolutely incredible. I’m not sure what it is, but her smile and personality are absolutely captivating!
Man I love these videos! It takes me back to the old farm days of growing up on a farm and having the freedom to do whatever we wanted and we raised cows, horses, turkeys n chickens. Living on a farm was such amazing experience an wish I could go back to it. Love working with animals and the land it brings such a spiritual feelings of living off the land it’s such a good feeling knowing where your food comes from.
Well said ridin.. If you are from a city this never gets taught or appreciated on a deep level of experience... even city adults twice my age are half informed and think a manipulated netflix documentary teaches them the full story on farming things, as they sip on sugary soda in the ac in the city for an hour to get 'informed'.
@@dertythegrower thanks man I appreciate that 🙏🏼 its sad that city folks live in a bubble not always there fault but they definitely need better understanding of farm/ ranch living lifestyle, Netflix does not do farming/ ranching any justice.
@@Ridin2Fast I agree and I’m born and raised in the city. I have a lot of respect for the people who farm and raise animals in a humane way. Clearly she knows what she’s doing.
WOW ! JACLYN is a very happy cheerful woman. She makes me wish I was 40 years younger. That's one spunky girl full of optimistic beauty. It was nice to see this video and to know that there are folks just like her all over the world.
This cattle woman is a great story of dedication, knowledge, experience, and grit! She has a great attitude, along with a pretty smile and catchy laugh! True American story! Well done, Peter.
This was a great story and video! My brother-in-law is a cattle farmer in south GA and his two daughters are former "rodeo cowgirls," AND they can herd cattle, too. Jaclyn's laugh is so uplifting and I love her dog, too.
What an inspirational person Jaclyn is. I love her ethic and her joy of life. So many people should really listen to not just what she says, but see her passion and values that shine through. The world would be a better place with more Jaclyns. Live in Australia, but in a small country community where we have many kindred spirits to the people in this clip. Thank you Peter for shining your camera on these American treasures, from the first clip I saw, you instantly became my go to TH-cam doco creator. Your work is brilliant.
I taught for 20+ yrs and then started my 10 acre homestead. I raise chickens for eggs and meat, hope to restart my honeybees next year, and have raised meat goats for 3 years. Not too bad for a retired 67 yr old single woman who still can't pull the starter rope on a lawnmower - but that's part of the goats' jobs! Grew up in steel mill area in WV, but moved to Texas many yrs ago for a great job. I am now going through Annie's Project for women ranchers. So it's never too late to start a new direction.
Jaclyn is a pure gem. Thank you very much for this video showing us Jaclyn's lifestyle and her amazing bright personality. Well done, Peter! Can't wait for the next episode to come. Greetings from Germany.
Well, I really enjoyed watching what your doing, "grass to plate". You brought quite a few smiles to this old (83) Aussie cattleman's' face. Australian cattlemen are facing similar problems to those you mention, driven by people who never leave their cities. God BLESS! Jacylyn !You are a great example of all the good attributes that so many do not have. My wish for you, is that you find a worthy mate to help carry on caring for your family heritage.
Bravo to Jaclyn for her confidence, attitude and for keeping a hardworking ethic alive and well (and ditto to Bailey!). As someone who has farmed, has current Nebraska farmers in the family, and who beats up my own 52-year-old bones daily as a public gardener, I salute her grit and relate very much to what she said at 3:35. LOL Much respect for her words regarding educating ourselves before we form opinions. She's no girl and she's no hick. xx
Yes, you hit the nail on its head. He asks good questions because he listens. He lets people speak and then responds to what they've said. This is my favorite channel on TH-cam.
Peter, Thank you for showing stories of people that live far away and doing super important job for all nation. Noone truly can see what going rural west and what is the live style of all these people. I'm a truck driver OTR and actually been in that area on route 2 NE saw all that little towns along corn fileds and ranches. That area really need community support and more recognition. Farming and country living in very interesting me, your videos with that content help understand what to expect and from to start. Good luck to you!!
I have been watching your channel for about 3 months now from the UK. I have enjoyed them as you cover a wide variety of subjects and issues. It gives me a good idea of what life is like in the USA. Keep the good work up.
Another fantastic video Peter. Thank you. It's not an easy life living and working on a ranch. People see all the 4 wheelers, trucks, house size and trailers and think they are loaded with cash profit but when you hear how much feed lease land is, fuel is, shipping is, etc. It all turns into a flat line that just pays the bills and fills the fridge. Thanks for this great series.
Thanks Peter this was an amazing video. Jaclyn is amazing and so humble given how much knowledge she has and how much toughness. I have lived in several big cities and she could run circles around all of the toughest city folks, all with a good attitude and smile on her face! I am truly impressed and inspired by her and she deserves the ultimate respect and admiration for all she does!
Such a hard working woman she sure put a lot of time into running her family's ranch. Also she has such a good attitude, and smiles and laughs alot. Very intriguing human , great video.
She is infectiously passionate about her way of life that draws my attention to get more videos about her. Her laughter and way of being gives off a positive vibe. Let's get a second and follow up video with her again.
I just recently had the pleasure to meet this awesome woman. She is all this and much more. She is a beautiful spirit and completely authentic. Truely passionate of her craft. This is a great story and I also want to thank the contributor for it.
What a fabulous woman! People should learn exactly what good work is and the satisfaction that comes from it. Great episode, Peter! Takes me back to my years on a much smaller farm. Such a good life it was.
I grew up in Nebraska and Jaclyn represents the heart of the state well. Her big smile and feisty spirit are common in agriculture. I love the rural people in our country. Like she said you have to know a lot of things to farm and ranch and these folks can be underestimated by those who have never been there. ❤
She has a very amazing company. She is also an amazing business woman. I love it that she doesn't have inter net at the farm. What a awesome life. My first favorite jod would be a park ranger. The ones that are up in those towers in the woods looking for poachers, keeping a watch for fires and everything else they do. Very peaceful. My second favorite would be to work on a ranch. At the end of the long day and after a shower it would be so peaceful sitting out on the porch. No T.V. and no internet. Heck YES.
I'm glad you where able to come out here and show this part of the world. I live basically 40 miles NW of where you where at and spend a lot of time out in the Lakeside area. I have met this family and they're great people and love seeing you experience and seeing people actually learn where their food comes from.
Love your style of documentary and the way you interact with folk on camera Peter. You give space for these people to be themselves and for us viewers to feel involved. I really enjoyed The positivity that Jaclyn has for life.
Great video as always! I'm a rancher and my family has been ranching for 3 generations. 1. Ranching is hard work and unforgiving. 2. She is the real deal 3. Men are leaving ranching because society is changing IMO (not for the better) 4. Cowboys/Cowgirls in our line of work are more or less considered horse people. Not saying anything bad, just not the same as ranchers. 5. Ranchers aren't broke...but it's something that is drilled into our families since birth... I don't know if it's a defense mechanism or what but yeah...nobody stays in a generational family business just for no money. We do make money but it's hard to quantify it when checks are cut and passed through many hands.
You are on fire with these great rural interviews of America! I love it!! I really hope more watch these videos and see the real world of these people and the good they do for us! They seriously are the backbone of America! Without all their products they produce, we would just shut down!
Salt of the earth. She wont be on the market long after this. Well done surprisingly theres alot out there just like her. In San Saba Tx its just how their raised. Beautiful inside and out ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love this atmosphere !! It's so relaxing to see since i grew up on a farm and it's bean a long time since!! I love working with animals and miss the farm work !!
Worked on the family ranch back in the 80's, most satisfying work I've ever done! It is absolutely a great thing, hands down! Family sold the farm after grandparents passed, got $ but would rather be working the ranch, cows etc! Great video!
👋Thanks for watching!
Join our community HERE: bit.ly/3HC36EH
Respect to the farmers,
farm to customer is the future.
Down with bigbox retail grocery price dictators and manipulators of small farms.
Enjoying your series on the real farming
You should do a story on who came up with the claim that cattle was the biggest polluter, I bet you find it was the oil companies just like when they started the carbon foot print.
@@c-v-n3322 The Elite that want us to eat bugs came up with that Nonsense! I'd love to see them back up this ridiculous claim!
The reason there is more females in the industry is the same reason there is more females' graduating from college these days. Parents often pay for their daughters education while telling their son to go pay for it on their own so there are just 10 to 15 % more female in the education system.
@@dertythegrower 👍
I am very appreciative of all of you that ordered after watching Peter Santenello‘s TH-cam video. We are completely inenudated with orders right now and have not only paused the website but will be spending this coming Monday trying to pack up orders amongst all the other ranch work going on right now. If we are not able to get to your order Monday we will let you know as we are running into dry ice and packaging issues that we are trying to get ordered in as fast as we can. Please be patient as we usually ship on the first and third Monday Of the month but have yet to deal with this many orders at one time. Thank you!
👍 nice
This could be pinned to the top so all can see. Have a safe winter
Admiration for Brisbane, Australia. THIS is what the real U.S. we imagined is like.
🐎💫🐎
You’re incredible 🙌 inspiring
What amazes me the most is her LAUGHTER, despite all the hard work and the POOF. We'd all wish we were as happy as her. A very beautiful woman.
It's a coping mechanism. I bet she goes to bed alone very sad many days. No man or kids, and living in stressful enviroment - thats not your dream life as a women .
no chance, she works so hard she probably falls in bed and out like a light @@Joormode
She has an absolutely beautiful full of life laugh. Very very smart, knows her cattle business inside out. Great representative for the industry and ladies in the life stock business.
So you think every single woman goes to bed lonely and sad? 😂😂 She’s actually living the dream!! I pray you don’t have daughters.
She seems very happy. Laugh is infectious. I’m sure she wouldn’t change anything about her life.
She’s absolutely amazing. What a wonderfully positive, bright and beautiful human that personifies what this country is all about. Great video as usual!
She sure is a charmer and a very intelligent woman.
she has great vibes.
Hello my good friend...have you ever traveled to Isfahan?! Isfahan is famous for half the world..Isfahan is a must see
What an infectious personality she has -- at least what is shown here, including how others that appear to be completely candid interact with her.
The REAL America.
I am not easily impressed.
I am very impressed.
This country needs more people like her!
they are out there, you just need to get out of the city
@@markd8469seriously 🤣
She is the best representation of women. All I see these days are dumb influencers embarrassing women. We need more content like this where women like her will be the model for our girls. Thank you so much for this video. I come from a family of farmers who had sheeps and this brought back memories from childhood.. beautiful life.
I completely agree! And, I'm a suburban, white male, of privilege. I'm saving this video to play for my 9 year-old granddaughter who so loves all living creatures. She'll adore this! Positive role models; that's the ticket! What this society needs so much more of, from and for. Doesn't even have to be this particular lifestyle pursuit. A positive role model is someone who always does what they say they're going to do - always follows through.
ABSOLULTELY! She's the real deal. Intelligent, thoughtful, independent and self-sufficient, hard working, confident, tough but naturally feminine, and quite pretty with a little of the green stuff on her cheek. Within the cattle ranching community she's not the exception, but she is (and those like her) the gold standard for what women should be.
@@zizendorf do you think referring to yourself as "a suburban, white male, of privilege" is being a good role model?
@@Thelavendel It's just a demographic. It has nothing to do with having a humanistic view of life, having a pro-social core values, and leading youngsters through actions that are congruent with one's talk. Basically, your question is moot and irrelevant.
@zizendorf I'm sorry to say this but you're not privileged in any way. Please don't believe that just because of your skin colour you're somewhat more privileged. Studies have shown that the % of minorities finishing University and with that having better paying jobs is much bigger than that of fhe majority white population. You don't owe anyone an apology for being white because you had to climb the ladder just like any other human being out there. So please don't feel like you're privileged. There are a lot of white people from Eastern Europe.. millions who don't have the privilege to go and attend a good school or get a good paying job, it's the same with people of colour, there are a lot of people who struggle and race has nothing to do with it. Its just the way the world has always been. If you look at the past there were African nations who were taking slaves from Europe because economically they were more powerful, not to mention the Mongol empire. So the illusion that only white people have been on power and oppressed other people is really not based on historical facts. People have always oppressed other people regardless of their race and yes racism exists and discrimination exisists till this day, but it goes both ways.
I've been watching this channel for close to 2 years and the common theme, intentional or not, is that Americans enjoy the freedoms they have and are willing to preserve it
Better believe it
Absolutely 🇺🇸
Peter is a great guy! Always a pleasure to see his work
I beg to differ.......a few farmers and ranchers or Amish, etc isn't the majority of people. I do hope your right though.
@Nikolai Ninja Cry about it
I love this woman's laugh, attitude, knowledge and sense of humor. She is who children need to look up to! Thank you for the video! Great to see!
100% agree she made me smile in a crapy week .lots to admire
@@inna1633 impressive biceps.................. !!
Impressive brain! A woman worthy of admiration!
Amen to all comments- she is priceless and 😃 happy
Her laugh tells it all! She loves life.
My thoughts exactly! That genuine laugh and smile!
Living a free life. who wouldn't? in nature.
Not necessarily! I mean I would gladly get her number but very many hard-working people under stress do their best to laugh instead of making life miserable in front of others
@@realemonful Yea like Robin Williams
@@StepMochi or she was nervous.....a nervous laugh
WOW this woman is awesome, she's so nice but hardcore at the same time. She's so smart and down to earth at the same time, her Father must be so proud to have a daughter like her.
That woman is precious. Intelligent. Strong. Dedicated. God bless her
Congratulations to her father and her mother they should be very proud of having a daughter like her, God bless her and her family and protect them always.
I like her style of moving the cattle, with the shhh, shhh. I remember when I first worked on a ranch, all the guys were hoopin and hollering and whistling and jumping all around, except one guy. I asked him why he doesn't do what everyone else does. He said "Because all that noise and ruckus, increases their stress and makes for a more rowdy situation. Do you see how big their ears are? They can hear you, you don't need to yell and holler. You just need to get a couple going and the rest will follow." She does really well with that.
Agree, much better approach is to be gentle and quiet as you can get away with. Calm cattle are easier to handle. My dad would give us a good talking to if he caught us running cows. He taught us that running cost us weight which was money out of our pocket.
@@jimt902 Yessir, you're right. I've seen yahoos get cattle so worked up, they literally bowed a sucker rod, drill stem fence outward, to a point some of the posts creased and older ones literally sheared off (feedlot of course). All because the "cowboys" wanted to "go faster". Well Sir, your "go faster" just cost us half a day, because now we're fixing pens.
Yeah I noticed that she does her entire operation with entire class and style!
I learned something new, right there. Thanks
@johndunbar, so very true John! I always let the cattle decide when it was "time to go"- left alone, when the first one went, the rest followed.
This girl, check woman, check cowgirl, check cattlewoman, was three steps ahead of the questions and was very kind, diplomatic and knowledgeable. I’d be proud to know her and her family.
She’s explaining all farming.We have very similar issues here in Ireland with people who have never set foot on a farm telling us all how they perceive farms should be run. She’s excellent and passionate like most farmers
What a lovely humble hardworking intelligent woman.. if only people would stop paying attention to celebrities and look up to women like her, we’d be better off
Can't believe the Discover channel doesn't have you on every week for a 30 to 60 min show. You have the best content showing real life on this planet thank you.
its better this way, self sufficient and real. i think a network would only hold him back tbh.
he does not want to do that, he would lose all control. Love his you tube channel
Discover is all about DRAMA, NOT REALITY!!!!!!!!! THEY WOULD SCREW IT ALL UP!!!!!!!
No way! Let him do it his way. Television would ruin his creativity and freedom.
Oh, I thought you meant Discovery channel should have Jaclyn on a show! LOL I'm trying to figure out how to buy a plane or helicopter!
We need more of Jaclyn! Her laughter is viral to our depressing world. Glad you found the real Farmtech girl! Thanks Peter
From a Romanian guy this is what America was all about,save this tradition and those people…Now the freedom is at risk in this country,religion and freedom of expressing or living a life at your choice is also at risk…Just like Rome this country if not standing on the foundation was found,will fail from the inside…The politics is what kills it.Great video,thx for what you’re doing.
As an American I can firmly say you know more about our current position than 99% of the US citizens I know.
@@AshCupric Thank you brother..God bless the Republic..God Bless America☝️
@@steliannistor1878 wishing you all the best!
The cost of Gov. is soon to be more than the GDP
It only takes one uneducated generation , and this whole beautiful American experiment will fail. and we all know how our educational institutions are doing. Vote Jaclyn for Governer
The world needs more people like Jacklyn. She’s amazing
One of the best shows on TH-cam. This woman is hardworking, intelligent and absolutely amazing!
She has an incredible laugh and is clearly one of the hardest working people out there.
I hope everyone sees this video!! We need ranchers!! Please fight for your farmers rights or we won’t be eating anymore … The government would rather have us starving
Truly.
I think these episodes from Peter the last year or two will be used in history classes in the future. Especially these farm and regenerative ranch episodes from North Colorado and Nebraska.
How do we starve the government?
China and Bill Gates are buying up farmland. Agenda 2030 is closer than 2030
It's a bit more complicated than that. Costs are so high, many young people don't want to get into farming or ranching for obvious reasons, the older generation dies and the land is sold, often to developers or the large factory farms.
We need to support small farmers and farmers and ranchers in general. I go to farmer's markets when ever I can. For a good reason their products are more expensive than the grocery store and sometimes I have to cut back. I just bought local honey and it's delicious. WE all need to step up. Our food does not come from the grocery store, it comes from people like her.
I try to buy from a local butcher whenever possible. I hate the idea of those huge factory farms but....I don't know how to change that. I love her. I think we need to respect the animal whos purpose on this planet is to feed us. They are sentient beings and are a living being and that sacrifice they do for us, the purpose that they fulfill for us, needs to be respected with kindness and care.
I really think the world has more methane contributors to worry about other than cow farts.
@@teamenemy. best comment!
Excellent. Loved the part of Jaclyn stating that you have to know a little about everything to be a rancher. Millions of people do not understand that concept.
yep, "it takes grit"
Hello my good friend...have you ever traveled to Isfahan?! Isfahan is famous for half the world..Isfahan is a must see
Yup.. a jack of all trades and master of none👍🏾😅
Another great job, Peter. Thank you for allowing us to meet this incredible woman and seeing into her world. Terrific!
Any person would be lucky to have her in their lives. You can feel the pride she has for her job. Great Video.
As a person not living in the USA I absolutely love your view about the towns, ranche's and ranchers in rural USA. I love the lifestyle they portray and if I was younger (I am soon to be 75) I would gladly move to one of those small towns and communities. Also love the view about the Amish and similar communities. Keep the view coming. Greetings from the west coast of Sweden.
I’m SO excited Jaclyn is the star of your show in this episode 🥰 She is my absolute favorite! I want to be her when I grow up lol She is so smart and just amazing. I’ve been following her for a while. Also order her meat! You won’t regret it
I'd loveeee some of that steak 😋 bit far to England though 😆
I want to become a rancher when I’m old enough!
She's so intelligent, friendly and has a great sense of humor.
The sad part is that it's hard to start up a farm/ranch this day in age. Most everything is inherited. She said it best, they're asset rich not money rich. Then there's property taxes on top of it all. Possibly become money rich after death from the auction of land, equipment, and personal property.
Her personality paired with what she does for a living would be an instant hit on youtube.
That’s exactly what I was thinking!
I absolutely agree, I would watch her everyday!
Man we need more people like her. Jaclyn you are amazing. Thank you for doing your thing. More people need to see this.
Jaclyn is the whole package. What an amazing smile.
She's such an inspiration.. Strong, smart, funny, kind, beautiful, hardworking and humble.
This lady is an absolute gem.
As a Nebraskan, thank you for coming to visit our state. Came across your channel couple days ago and can't stop watching. You produce great content.
And this young lady represented Nebraskans SUPER well.
Nebraskan here great story
I wanna go there and work somewhere like that, Far from cities. Any help? 🙏
Man, You are such a natural docu maker. All these people you get to get in front of your camera, seem to be in this 'flow state of mind', where they're at ease and the story just tells itself.. Fantastic!
Man,Dude...this is by far and large one of my most favorite video of yours/hers. What a inspiration. Good job-ed.
She reminds me of my late grandma. Raised a family during the depression on a farm, extremely well read, politically astute and absolutely self-sufficient. After Granddad passed she continued to farm, mostly by herself, into her late seventies.
Love this! Rip to your grandma. Gone but never forgotten.
Grandmas? She is finer than 99.99 percentile of grandmas... she is fit and pretty impressive on top of it 🔥
What a beautiful soul, we need more people like her in this world!!
Sure, we need more murderers of innocent animals. Give me a break.
This lady has a lot of class in style and how she does her operation and I really respect women who are hard-working industrious! She's the real epiphany of a true American woman!
Yes and i hope the lord provides her with the man of her deams
That might not be what she dreams about@@stevengeesaman5826 . Maybe she dreams about healthy cattle, plenty of rain and lower prices on corn, oats and barley. Some people are happiest following their own trails.
What a beautiful woman, inside and out. Reminds me of what I always admired about women from Texas (and other places). They haven't had their femininity scolded out of them where a women can work as hard as she likes, and still be as feminine as she likes. This woman is clearly very strong, very smart, very focused, and at the same time, very feminine in her smile, her laughter, and her countenance (her spirit). I wish her all the best.
Her laugh is contagious.. salute to her .. hardworking people are rare 🙏
Oh I love this woman. She is just absolutely amazing. Strong, positive, gorgeous too, yet she doesn't know it. Honestly she should have her own youtube channel, putting her work and story out there. Incredible values. Everyone could learn so much from this lady and her wisdom. Thank you so much for posting this amazing interview.
Why would you go and ruin something good by monetizing it on youtube? Some things (authentic things) are best left out of youtube.
Peter... another gold episode.. thank you again for being the best documentary maker of our culture, probably the top three if not the best I have seen as professional reporting and media in thirty years.
Respect, be safe.
What an absolute sweetheart...lucky Dad to have her as a daughter! Have never smiled through a half hour video before! Many thanks from Alberta Canada home of the Calgary Stampede. Thanks for the wonderful tour of your operation! First Class!
As long , as we have people like her, we have hope!
I'm from the UK and so far watched about 7 or 8 of your documentaries from the Rio grande borders to the ranchers all amazing and informative, can't wait to see some more, PS, Jaclyn has an infectious laugh and beautiful smile,she is one hard working Lady,she deserves all the happiness.
This is one of my all time favorite videos of yours. Loved Jaclyn’s laugh, sense of humor, and work ethic. She is the epitome of country cool.
What in incredible interview! Peter you've done yet another awesome job of taking us (the viewers) into a world I really didn't know existed. And Jacklyn has got such an amazing upbeat positive vibe about her! Her highly intelligent and humorous way of articulating the nature of her work and rugged lifestyle throughout this interview really helped me understand the world of ranching at a level that made me forget my own world for 33 minutes. I have nothing but the utmost respect for her and all the other hard-working people in an industry that doesn't seem to get the recognition it deserves. Wow, just wow!
I’ve never liked a TH-cam video and rarely comment. We need more of this women she’s absolutely incredible. I’m not sure what it is, but her smile and personality are absolutely captivating!
TH-cam is like a gold mine, you have to work through tons of worthless dirt to find the ounces of gold...Yep, "she's absolutely incredible"...
Reminds me of an Emu rancher and mom I used to know. Tough and fearless. Smart and down to earth.
I admire farmers & ranchers! A huge thank you to these folks for keeping the food supply going!❤
Amen ❤
This proves to me that hard work and a good sense of accomplishment makes you happy. What a beautiful person inside and out.
Man I love these videos! It takes me back to the old farm days of growing up on a farm and having the freedom to do whatever we wanted and we raised cows, horses, turkeys n chickens. Living on a farm was such amazing experience an wish I could go back to it. Love working with animals and the land it brings such a spiritual feelings of living off the land it’s such a good feeling knowing where your food comes from.
Well said ridin..
If you are from a city this never gets taught or appreciated on a deep level of experience... even city adults twice my age are half informed and think a manipulated netflix documentary teaches them the full story on farming things, as they sip on sugary soda in the ac in the city for an hour to get 'informed'.
@@dertythegrower thanks man I appreciate that 🙏🏼 its sad that city folks live in a bubble not always there fault but they definitely need better understanding of farm/ ranch living lifestyle, Netflix does not do farming/ ranching any justice.
@@Ridin2Fast I agree and I’m born and raised in the city. I have a lot of respect for the people who farm and raise animals in a humane way. Clearly she knows what she’s doing.
I'm from Nebraska, living in Germany. I really enjoyed seeing the land again, and actually learning a lot of new things.
Hanging around her looks like it would be lots of fun .. she lives in an amazing place and does the funnest work … shes one of a kind !!!
What an awesome, awesome story, pure America! Her personality and laugh is infectious, best of luck to her and her family.
WOW ! JACLYN is a very happy cheerful woman.
She makes me wish I was 40 years younger.
That's one spunky girl full of optimistic beauty.
It was nice to see this video and to know that there are folks just like her all over the world.
I sure love her sense of humor and laugh. Thanks for interviewing an independent cattlewoman.
This cattle woman is a great story of dedication, knowledge, experience, and grit! She has a great attitude, along with a pretty smile and catchy laugh! True American story! Well done, Peter.
This was a great story and video! My brother-in-law is a cattle farmer in south GA and his two daughters are former "rodeo cowgirls," AND they can herd cattle, too. Jaclyn's laugh is so uplifting and I love her dog, too.
What an inspirational person Jaclyn is. I love her ethic and her joy of life. So many people should really listen to not just what she says, but see her passion and values that shine through. The world would be a better place with more Jaclyns. Live in Australia, but in a small country community where we have many kindred spirits to the people in this clip. Thank you Peter for shining your camera on these American treasures, from the first clip I saw, you instantly became my go to TH-cam doco creator. Your work is brilliant.
Love this and love the people. Best of luck to the Flying Diamond for generations to come.
I taught for 20+ yrs and then started my 10 acre homestead. I raise chickens for eggs and meat, hope to restart my honeybees next year, and have raised meat goats for 3 years. Not too bad for a retired 67 yr old single woman who still can't pull the starter rope on a lawnmower - but that's part of the goats' jobs! Grew up in steel mill area in WV, but moved to Texas many yrs ago for a great job. I am now going through Annie's Project for women ranchers. So it's never too late to start a new direction.
Jaclyn is a pure gem.
Thank you very much for this video showing us Jaclyn's lifestyle and her amazing bright personality.
Well done, Peter!
Can't wait for the next episode to come.
Greetings from Germany.
Well, I really enjoyed watching what your doing, "grass to plate".
You brought quite a few smiles to this old (83) Aussie cattleman's' face.
Australian cattlemen are facing similar problems to those you mention, driven by people who never leave their cities.
God BLESS! Jacylyn !You are a great example of all the good attributes that so many do not have.
My wish for you, is that you find a worthy mate to help carry on caring for your family heritage.
Bravo to Jaclyn for her confidence, attitude and for keeping a hardworking ethic alive and well (and ditto to Bailey!). As someone who has farmed, has current Nebraska farmers in the family, and who beats up my own 52-year-old bones daily as a public gardener, I salute her grit and relate very much to what she said at 3:35. LOL Much respect for her words regarding educating ourselves before we form opinions. She's no girl and she's no hick. xx
I love that Peter Santenello is curious about stuff. He ask's good questions. It's similar to finding a good author. Each story/video is an adventure.
Yes, you hit the nail on its head. He asks good questions because he listens. He lets people speak and then responds to what they've said. This is my favorite channel on TH-cam.
Her laughter is contagious. Very optimistic individual. God bless.
She is so amazing and a beautiful woman! She looks so healthy! Great video! Thank you Peter for posting her information for the beef!
Peter,
Thank you for showing stories of people that live far away and doing super important job for all nation. Noone truly can see what going rural west and what is the live style of all these people. I'm a truck driver OTR and actually been in that area on route 2 NE saw all that little towns along corn fileds and ranches. That area really need community support and more recognition.
Farming and country living in very interesting me, your videos with that content help understand what to expect and from to start.
Good luck to you!!
I have been watching your channel for about 3 months now from the UK. I have enjoyed them as you cover a wide variety of subjects and issues. It gives me a good idea of what life is like in the USA. Keep the good work up.
Another fantastic video Peter. Thank you. It's not an easy life living and working on a ranch. People see all the 4 wheelers, trucks, house size and trailers and think they are loaded with cash profit but when you hear how much feed lease land is, fuel is, shipping is, etc. It all turns into a flat line that just pays the bills and fills the fridge. Thanks for this great series.
What an Incredible Woman!
Thanks Peter this was an amazing video. Jaclyn is amazing and so humble given how much knowledge she has and how much toughness. I have lived in several big cities and she could run circles around all of the toughest city folks, all with a good attitude and smile on her face! I am truly impressed and inspired by her and she deserves the ultimate respect and admiration for all she does!
Her laugh is so infectious.. You can tell she loves her job.. Such a joy to watch.. Heading to her website now..
Thank you for sharing this beautiful story ❤
Thank you for taking me places I would otherwise have never been able to go . ❤😂😅😮
Such a hard working woman she sure put a lot of time into running her family's ranch. Also she has such a good attitude, and smiles and laughs alot. Very intriguing human , great video.
She is infectiously passionate about her way of life that draws my attention to get more videos about her. Her laughter and way of being gives off a positive vibe. Let's get a second and follow up video with her again.
I just recently had the pleasure to meet this awesome woman. She is all this and much more. She is a beautiful spirit and completely authentic. Truely passionate of her craft.
This is a great story and I also want to thank the contributor for it.
Love this woman's story. She is amazing. Thank you.
Loved her energy..very talented woman
What a fabulous woman! People should learn exactly what good work is and the satisfaction that comes from it. Great episode, Peter! Takes me back to my years on a much smaller farm. Such a good life it was.
Love this. She is great and her laughter made me smile. Thank you for sharing this video!
I grew up in Nebraska and Jaclyn represents the heart of the state well. Her big smile and feisty spirit are common in agriculture. I love the rural people in our country. Like she said you have to know a lot of things to farm and ranch and these folks can be underestimated by those who have never been there. ❤
What a beautiful ranch and what an amazing woman! The world needs more folks like Jaclyn! I truly loved the story.
What a beautiful family picture. Their baby's picture on the moon is so adorable.
Found your channel a few months ago, so I still haven't seen all of your past videos, but this is one of my favorites. :) Low stress.
She has a very amazing company. She is also an amazing business woman. I love it that she doesn't have inter net at the farm. What a awesome life. My first favorite jod would be a park ranger. The ones that are up in those towers in the woods looking for poachers, keeping a watch for fires and everything else they do. Very peaceful. My second favorite would be to work on a ranch. At the end of the long day and after a shower it would be so peaceful sitting out on the porch. No T.V. and no internet. Heck YES.
She has a Hot Spot though.
I love her laugh and she has an amazing personality.
I'm glad you where able to come out here and show this part of the world. I live basically 40 miles NW of where you where at and spend a lot of time out in the Lakeside area. I have met this family and they're great people and love seeing you experience and seeing people actually learn where their food comes from.
She has a great smile and great sense of humor. Always smiling and laughing.
Love your style of documentary and the way you interact with folk on camera Peter. You give space for these people to be themselves and for us viewers to feel involved.
I really enjoyed The positivity that Jaclyn has for life.
Peter, I love your willingness, not only to look at life from so many perspectives, but then to share them with us. Thanks!
Great video as always!
I'm a rancher and my family has been ranching for 3 generations.
1. Ranching is hard work and unforgiving.
2. She is the real deal
3. Men are leaving ranching because society is changing IMO (not for the better)
4. Cowboys/Cowgirls in our line of work are more or less considered horse people. Not saying anything bad, just not the same as ranchers.
5. Ranchers aren't broke...but it's something that is drilled into our families since birth... I don't know if it's a defense mechanism or what but yeah...nobody stays in a generational family business just for no money. We do make money but it's hard to quantify it when checks are cut and passed through many hands.
You are on fire with these great rural interviews of America! I love it!! I really hope more watch these videos and see the real world of these people and the good they do for us! They seriously are the backbone of America! Without all their products they produce, we would just shut down!
Salt of the earth. She wont be on the market long after this. Well done surprisingly theres alot out there just like her. In San Saba Tx its just how their raised. Beautiful inside and out
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Such joy in Jaclyn's heart... great video
I love this atmosphere !! It's so relaxing to see since i grew up on a farm and it's bean a long time since!! I love working with animals and miss the farm work !!
I love her work ethic and her energy. maybe its Peters good looks and charm but shes always smiling and laughing love it
Worked on the family ranch back in the 80's, most satisfying work I've ever done!
It is absolutely a great thing, hands down! Family sold the farm after grandparents passed, got $ but would rather be working the ranch, cows etc! Great video!
She's fabulous.A great role model and a hearty laugh..love it!!