The Questions You Want Answered! Q and A Part 1

This is part one of our Q and A! We answer frequently asked questions from all of you! Thank you for all the comments and support! We are happy to answer your questions, if you have any more questions leave a comment down below. Thank you for watching!
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[@susanbrobst3186]

Watch where you turn a round bale loose on those hills 😂

[@troyplocinski8401]

Your dad is light years ahead of most farmers out there. You just look at a guy’s equipment and it tells you everything!! Everything on that farm is in top shape well taken care of!! Then the animals are taken care of better then a lot of kids in this country!! Hats off to him!! He just needs a husqvarna chain saw!! He just might leave them stihl’s sit. Just kidding, keep the videos coming!!!

[@matthewwarfield4302]

One of the VERY few channels where I could listen to your dad for an hour or more at a time! Never really get any stories from my dad and my grandparents passed when I was too young to know any better. Grandparents all farmed, dairy and beef with grain. Always been around farming in one form or another and do miss it, but not the small squares! Every time I would go home dad would cut hay...

[@jeanavanskike8228]

I grew up on a Wisconsin dairy farm . My husband had no idea until your videos how hard we worked. He doesn't mess with me anymore lol. (1960-1970s)

[@johnhenderson299]

You have a farm to be proud of .

[@mikebrown1188]

I could listen to you guys all day.

[@benburns5995]

Great Q & A video. Very nice shot of your red barn at the end. With as hilly as your ground is, the name of High Hillside Acres fits perfectly.

[@doncc6080]

Thanks, Good to know how you started from scratch and built up a nice

[@johnhenderson299]

Great video

[@ewingsharp8916]

Great management and strategizing has gone into your operation. I’m a big fan and love watching each of your videos because so much of the “why we do it this way” is explained by your father.

[@nicklambing9268]

There is no doubt about it, this channel has become my favorite and I always look forward to the next content. We are a small family farm south west of Portland Oregon, My wife and I are the only full time farmers with two sons and their families involved as well. I am a retired fireman, my wife a retired executive secretary. We have been involved in farming since the mid 1960's and have always depended upon older, well maintained tractors and equipment with new equipment slipped in now and then. We are quite different in that we are not a dairy, but are involved in beef, hay, filberts and performance horses. Our strongest hay market is for small square bales to horse operations. Small squares bringing 20 to 35 percent higher value than other bale forms in this area.

[@garlandhenry6792]

I loving listening to your dad very interesting. Thanks for taking the time for the Q & A

[@kevinjohnson5214]

I'm watching you guys more and more your farm looks so good your so believable and not phony not that the larger corporate stuff is all bad but you guys are the real deal .no contravercies older well maintained equipment the new machines are fun to see but not everyone can run new stuff all the time so keep up the good work thanks so much for your hard work and honesty love your show...

[@tomvandenbergh4127]

Great video guys. I run a 50 cow dairy in south central Illinois. I'm the smallest pickup on the route. I own 40 acres and rent another 40. Big corn and soybean country here with most guys farming over 1,000 acres plus. Keep the videos coming. Those hills you guys farm look suicidal. 😁🇺🇲

[@thekibby8375]

This channel has become one of my first go to's. Great content and wholesome people.

[@fullers1966]

I did not think the video was too long I was very much enjoying it someday I wished I could come see the farm I sure miss farming

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[@markdallmann7887]

Really enjoyed your Q&A video.

[@philipingram1667]

Good video - I like the fact you are running older equipment and have a realistically sized operation with an eye towards some updates but not getting huge. I like how you all work well together and that Dad listens to the boys and vice versa. Great channel - keep up the good work!

[@tpfromcentralpa1692]

No help for little ones here, but I do know one thing, when its zero and snowing hard outside, the loader to feed them(your arms) always works..............Rounds have their place, but are almost as big of a pain to feed in a place not setup for it as it would be to just get to it and make small squares.