It's Okay to Be A Small Farmer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2024
- A video response to recent comments about why we don't have nicer equipment or farm more acres.
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I knew a “Kevin” I went to his bankruptcy auction and all I bought was a soda...
Seriously?
It’s funny you made this video when I was a kid every farmer helped every other farmer all the time no matter what. Farming was a community event these days it seems just like you had said everybody’s out to beat everybody else we shouldn’t have to explain to everybody that it isn’t about how much you have or make to be successful you were spot on thanks a million
Hey p.a. love your vids didnt expect to see you in the comments
I like to go to those auctions for the lunch as well
Many of the most successful large farmers in Alberta and Saskatchewan run older equipment that is paid for.
We are a small, 200 acre dairy farm in Wisconsin and we hear enough about being a small farm. Our biggest tractor is from the 90s. However, we are also 100% debt free and we are free of any yearly operating loans and investors.
Cool
It’s those little farms that keeps this world turning because they do it with love and passion not for the money 👍🙏💪🚜
We do it for the money Lol just ain’t much in it
Idk. We make quite a bit on our 250 acres. We grow specialty crops so it’s 10 x the work but also 10 x the profit. Apples peaches plums strawberries blueberries raspberries blackberries and about 25 different vegetables. It’s all hand labor so it’s a pain but it sure pays off
Farmer Tyler A rare exception
Its about the communities too. Go to one of these towns that went from family farms to corporate farms.
You had ten families earning a living from the same land that now only supports one family.
They are just ghost towns. Nothing there anymore. It all hollow.
amen to that.
Anyone else watching this & pounding on a table saying YES along with all the great points being made?
Farming is about FAMILY, faith, and the love and stewardship of the land.
Ty agreed🇺🇸👊
yes that's true and i agree
You mean making money 😂
@@samueldurkin7323 lol yes that to
All around the world we won't have food without it
As a Canadian farmer in eastern Ontario I apologized for this Alberta farmer. My family farm is small less than 1000 acres and use older equipment. It's the life that we enjoy and how we use it. God bless you and your family. Keep up your great videos.
Same here I'm from eastern Canada and we only work 400 acres and I'm proud of every acre and every seed that falls in the ground here
I’m from northern Alberta and we farm just under 1000 acres and I’ve never even heard of this farm or kids name l, probably just making it all up to try and make him feel good but that was just awful to hear and I agree small farming is awesome!
Jeff Dempsey ur farm isn’t small we live in Michigan and have 300 acres
I almost think that he probly wishes he could go back to having a small farm and making a living off it, bigger isn't always better, sometimes when you have it all you wish that you could go back to the simple life with not as much weight and stress on your shoulders
@@3rdgenfarms960 I haven't either
As a Canadian, I apologise for Kevin's actions, sadly "Kevin's" are everywhere. Doesn't matter your size , it's how you represent your family name. You guys are a class act, Keep up the great content.
I'm guessing this canadian Kevin is no farmer at all. If he was, he would know that if its 160 acres or 10,000 acres, it's still your land and part of your soul.
Never laugh at a man that works for a living.
I’ll bet money kevin is a hired man that works for a big farmer, no way he actually owns anything
That is true. I own a 100 acre farm with horses and cows. It's not big and it isnt my main job but its something I put my heart and sole into
The more DEF you have the more DEBT you’ll have 😂😂😂
💯😂😂😂😂😂
@@levifox6604 ABSOULUTELY TRUE
Nothing truer!!
This! That's the whole truth!
we have a 40 year old IH 674 , I USE HER EVERY DAY for feeding cattle and every thing else , its all we have and it does what we need it to .
Im 25 years old from iowa i have 80 acers and started milking a (big herd) of 7 yes 7 dairy cows so im small... tiny in size mighty in pride
Hi! I am younger than you (19) but in a few years I might be running a farm in similar size. Anyway I just wanted to say that I wish you the best!
Greetings from Sweden! 🇸🇪
@@tingaliin7050 thanks i bought my 80 acers when i was 19 and have been chasing this dream all along hope to have 40 or 50 cows sum day
Tiny in size mighty in pride AMEN! I'll use it if you don't mind:)
Yep another small cattle farmer here. 25 acres owned and 150 of rough commonage and a whopping 15 suckler cows. It takes every last one of us to feed the world.
Everyone's got to start somewhere right?
As a guy that wants to be a first gen farmer I appreciate your “ small “ farm. Let’s not forget the old iron probably has less break downs then those computer based tractors. Thank you for your hard work
... just a city boy here ... but I would rather ... learn ... on a smaller project ... rather then run a large operation into the ground ...
Same I want to be a first generation farmer and old iron is the way to go
I knew a Kevin once. Me and dad went to his consignment auction and then learned he rented all 3,000 acres of his ground. Lol that guy is such a dunce. Love your content keep it up
Kevin’s farm is probably 1/64 John Deere toys in his moms basement
Those are also probably on finance! 😆
Too funny. I was thinking troll too. lol
@@jw8848 Possibly.. He may even have a toy troll as well! lol
This had me laughing, I knew that carpet farmer!
😅😅😅😅
Old tractors are the best tractors keep up the great work 😁
My husband is a landscaper in a small community. He has purchased older equipment that runs just as good as new equipment. He owns his equipment and not the bank; we are debt-free. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for your farming skills. Because of you, we have USA food on our table. May God bless you and your family.
This year is my first year farming. I just graduated high school and picked up 35 of the 46,000,000 acres and this video was very inspirational thank you
Farming is a life style not just about who can grow the most crops
Yeah say it
Kolton Novak you have all those acres, but you still make as much as the smaller farmers in ks. When you have to hire 10 plus people you have to pay there wages. Then 5 plus trucks so there is a lot of money to keep them on the road. The. You have to have 4 plus planters and planter tractors. There’s a good amount of money. And that’s not even a dent in there problems. I’d just farm smaller farms in my eyes. There’s a reason why Canadian farmers have the higher rate of heart attacks 😂🤣🤣
Well said
Can agree with you more we're just a small dairy farm in southwestern Pennsylvaniawe also have older equipment and it's all paid for and all maintained well it don't cost a thing
1:27 these people just absolutely disgust me. They just try to one up everyone and don't listen to them. He's just jealous that you guys have fans and people who DO like you. Just keep going. it doesn't matter how big, small, or old your equipment is. Keep going ignore those people, you still help out our country it doesn't matter how much, but what does matter is the fact that you have the determination to keep going. Stay strong friends see you later. :)
Edit: the only thing bigger than the guys "farm" is his ego
I agree!
How can people talk that way about them they are awesome people
Small farms rock!!
yes sir
So here in Europe, a small farm like mine, does not provide me a right to live I think XD
Mr. Peterson, I just viewed your video from July 14, “It’s Okay to Be A Small Farmer”.
Very well said , sir. It made me take a look at our farm. There ain’t too much shiny paint out here, but with the help of The Good Lord, and family and friends, we are usually best with a crop. Some years better than others.
Thank you for you view on this matter
Farming isn’t about being the biggest making the most money having the newest gear it’s about doing the things we love being the kind of person to lend a hand help people out without judging and criticizing we are all in this together
That comment hurt me I’m a little farmer we have 50 acres of corn and beans and 105 acres of hay and I love the little and old equipment we can handle the farm easily
I farm 400 acres part time with a friend using 1980’s equipment. New equipment would break us. We get by fine. Happy to see you farm whatever way you want.
Never buy the new crap with computer engine controls. The companies will refuse to give you proprietary firmware. Thankfully old machcinery is dirt cheap and relatively easy to maintain.
I think the sweet spot is late 1980's. FORD Powerstars, Massey Ferguson 265's.
Older equipment is awesome is more mechanical run than computer run I’d run old equipment everytime. I took what u said and applying it to my mental health
we have farmed on around 10 hekatrs = 25 acres and we was till we quietet a bit more than an anverage austrian farm and we was back than able to buy always new equipment
Agreed, as long as all of the crops get cut, no need for the fastest things on the planet, especially if the field won't even cover the interest.
As a small farmer these large farms that are BANK owned think everyone should farm in large amounts of debt when us small farms farm on a budget and don’t go into debt if we don’t have to.
Very true well said 🙂👌
"Kevin" sounds like a prize w***er. Smaller family farms, often running older equipment are the backbone of agriculture the world over. Personally I love to see older machines still doing the job they were designed and built for, often at a fraction of the cost of new shiny kit. Keep up the good work.
Pretty sure Kevin was just trolling. If I had to guess, I’d say that the “largest producer in Canada” isn’t chopping people on TH-cam.
With Kevin being from northern Alberta he probably makes most of his money off of crop insurance 😂
Kevin is drunk. I crop 1600 acres in northern Saskatchewan and have a half section of hay/pasture for my 30 head of cattle. Five of us in the family and we do quite fine. And I farm with older stuff and do most of it myself. Most of the guys I know that have 5000 acres or more around here are or will be going tits up. Banks don't like small and medium sized guys because we don't buy things unless we have the full amount sitting in the bank and it's never new things haha.
You must be doing somthing right if Kevin is watching and trying to learn somthing from your channel
@@peifarmer1 Keven is a 14 year old kid.
Farming is not a competition sport it is a job that is ran however the family wants to run it
Arguably one of the most important jobs in the world!
The so called small farmers have always been the back bone of the farming industry. The fancy equipment of today isn't as easy to operate, maintain or repair. Your family farm is something to be very proud. Keep up the great work and the best of luck with your crops for this season,
I’m not a farmer, I live in the suburbs in Melbourne Australia, I try to juggle being a wife, mother, Enrolled nurse, gardener & life. Your Faith, Family love & Farming are an inspiration & dream for me. In my view your farm is huge, you are smart with the use of your equipment upkeep & the love you put into you work & family is amazing, 5 generations is something to be proud of, hold your heads high guys!
Greg I’m the guy in Texas that sent you a box of devotional books. I am pretty sure when I stand before God one day he’s not going to ask me how many acres I worked. He is going to ask me what I did with His son Jesus.
When I was your age I was trying to farm and would get frustrated when the guy next to me seemed to do things faster and better. I remember my dad telling me to not worry about what was going on across the fence. He would say “just worry about your side”.
You boys keep up the good work, your side of the fence looks good.
As a Saskatchewan farmer, I apologize about that mans behaviour. Your farm can do exactly what a 10 combine 100,000 acre farm can do. And that is feed the world. Thank you for everything that you do. God bless you guys
My grandfather used a case 1460 up until he retired in 2001. Whatever works for you and gets the job done is all that matters.
As Lawrence Bernard says; "you might not make a good living doing this, but you'll make a good life!"
I’m a small farmer up in Canada and I just wanted to let you know this guy is not the normal up the great white North. I think you guys do a great job and you do it as a family! Keep up the good work!
SMALL FARM HERE!! The biggest machine we have is an international 886. Or a john deere 7700 turbo combine
I'd still take an IHC 886 over these new plastic computer filled tractors.
@@interman7715 yes. I agree
I live in Alberta and have around 800 acres and We have old equipment, some from the 60s. There’s a guy just a few miles from us and has over 10,000 acres. I totally agree with you
Love the combine!!! I used to work on those machines. Such a gem! Glad you still have it in service.
Kevin sounds like he may be up to his eyeballs in debt and if he has a couple of bad years he will be driving a grain cart for the person that now owns his land
I think Kevin might be a child with farming simulator
You right, most of the general public has no clue what it takes to farm. Alot of times it is easier to go work for another guy. I have a do have a full time job. It doesn't matter, bet it's a fake name and he's a keyboard warrior, farming from the chair in his parents basement.
I grew up and still work at my family's farm, I'm the 4th generation in my family in north Eastern PA and we farm about 1000 acres we also raise beef and pigs. I would say our farm is on the larger side for our area. Those comments just surprise the hell out of me that people talk like that and new equipment doesn't mean anything as long as the job gets done. Great video and keep it up you guys!
Thank you for all of the hard work that you and your family do.
I'm subscribing to your channel right now. I farm forage crops in KY, I'm a hay producer. Been working on expanding our operations for the last 4 yrs since we started. There's two of us and a lot of help and encouragement from family and friends. We only farm a few hundred (at most) acres and we're happy with what we've accomplished. This is a great message for future generations and future farmers such as my own child. Keep up the good work! And keep the old equipment running strong! It's the only kind that will actually make you money!!
Wow, Kevin's head would probably explode if he saw what "Creagh Farm" uses as a farm truck. Greg, we have a saying here - The more superior a man acts the smaller his....(sensored). If you're happy in life that's all that matters.
"Oh, what cute old equipment" is much better in reference to farm implements than it is in reference to an arrogant man's, um, equipment. 😁
That is an absolute Gem of a farm. The parlor, the roads, the hills, the scenery, the loaders, the fertilizers. It's just amazing. Yea it's cool to see shiny auto drive, but all types rock the world to old equipment that was made NOT TO BREAK & DIE. God Bless the Farmers of the world (especially the nice ones hehe)
dont worry about the damn trols, u guys are great farmers and run perfectly normal equipment, keep up the hard work
A lot of wisdom in your comments! Glad you enjoy the farm and your family, keep up the good work!
Bravo!
It pays to be thankful and content!
I can tell your folks were great teachers.
Good job, and important message!
Being Canadian, i really apologize for his discouraging comment! Not all of us are like that. On our farm we run 2 massey 550 combines and 1 850. We are a smaller scale than you guys and it works just perfect
The reason "little" farmers use old equipment is it's paid for we know how to work on it and we don't go broke like the big farmers that farm 10,000+ acres
yess man that old faithful there! just give it the old whack with a hammer and she fires right up. when in doubt fire some break cleaner into the intake and you'r good. you'd be amazed what an old OG can do with some zip ties man. VS this new equipment when it brakes because it will you have to take it to the shop and get a tech to look at it just to put air in the tire or something stupid that 40 years ago was a easy fix. Oh boy and the bill, 10 grand right into my hand man. fuck that man new shit aint shit it all brakes and when it does im not going broke getting it fixed.
Thank you for everything you and your brothers do to promote Agriculture and keep it fun!
Thank you! You are very well spoken. No farm is insignificant. We love you guys. I support as many of our local farms as possible.
I wouldn't waste my time with those who feel that putting others down, somehow makes them feel better. I personally love how you, and your family put God & Christ first, family second, and everything else last. May God continue to bless you, & your family!
your right i belive this farmer kevin is not a farmer
Good work, Peterson's! We run a sheep ranch in central Montana on 160 acres.
I love those old machines. Some of my favorite memories are riding with my grandfather in a combine very much like yours during corn and soybean harvest.
Thank you for this video. It was truly inspiring. I started my own farm down here in south Louisiana. I farm about 170 acres of crawfish and i hope someday to harvest rice on these properties as well. I grew up on and around small farms with older "paid for" equipment. Some of this equipment is on my TH-cam channel still working in the fields. Thank you once again for the inspiring words to the rest of us small farmers.
Your farm is good you help people like us live like bread and all sorts of things edit: we have 90 acres and last year we planted beans and the were no good do it again the better thanks for spending time
Im a person that can't get back into farming and wish I could get back into it I miss it
I wish my grandfather stayed in it
My grandpas parents had to sell the farm shorty after the dirty thirty’s, it was only around 200 acres here in central ks but it had some fishing ponds and a great place for parties, that’s all I want it to. It’s out in the middle of nowhere. The cops wouldn’t even go out there because it’s not worth it. From the high way going 60 plus mph on the rock and dirt roads all the way there it takes around 15 minutes😂😂😂
Thank you for standing up for us little guys!
Love the video! You are spot on with your views on farming. Every situation is different and success in farming and/or being a good farmer is not measured in acres or age of equipment. Thank you for telling your story and thank you for not being bullied by internet trolls!
On farms you use things until they die
too right
Work'em till you can't fix'em no more
Unfortunately, there are a LOT of farmers who "trade up" every couple of years, and then look down their noses at the farmers who keep costs down by running older equipment. And then there are the small operations that keep getting told by the bank how to spend money. These are often the guys who eventually have to file for bankruptcy, because the banks are often somewhat coercive and tell them that they (the farmer) is obligated to spend the way they (the bank) tells them to. (I have some friends that this happened to. They're getting by, and they are banking with a different bank, but the first bank still threatens them and says that they're going to get my friends' land.)
I commend the Petersons for not letting the bank run their farm! That takes a great deal of courage, planning and hard work, and our country seems to be really short on these attributes!
@@TrialAndError8713 their accountants tell them to buy a new tractor to avoid taxes. Instead they pay interest.
Kevin is the type of guy who doesn't know how to change his oil in his tractor.
Lmao 😂 I cant stop laughing
He probably calls the Deere dealer when an error message comes up in his tractor because of a lack of maintenance
Don't think he knows how to farm in general if he needs all that land to live while many others can do it with way less.
LOL 🤣 Truth!
Thank you for all the hard work you do. We thank !!
Very well said!! U guys r awesome!!! I think it’s awesome that your father & all of u kids have been able to run that combine. U all r doing a great job kept your head up & don’t listen to people like that.
Your words are wonderful and oh so welcome, especially in these trying times for production agriculture!! Thank you so much for saying what so many of us feel!!
Unfortunately there’s millions of Kevin’s in this world
:/
@Kevin lol
I think that its actually a good reason that he has this channel and his other, so that people can see that there's lots of different farms in different areas, and some go after new equipment, and some go after expanding to allow more kids to work on the farm in the next generation, not everybody can have everything paid off on their farm and just focus on having new equipement, and also, having that many cattle is a LOT of work in itself... 2k acres is a LOT of land in all but the very rural places, and having that many cattle and doing double cropping, that in my books makes the Peterson farms a Very Large Farm/Ranch on the whole, a lot of farms could only dream of being able to support all 3 brothers as well as their father working on the same farm
That damn Kevin
Sadly this is true
As someone who reallly wants to start farming, I’m saving every penny I can, watching land sales around me, and looking at equipment. I would be absolutely excited, if I got to even lease 180 acres I found, fingers crossed. I was at the point of giving up on my dream til I saw this video, but I’m gonna keep on trying an not give up. You helped remind me not to give up and that even a small farmer can still make it in this day and age. Love your guys’ videos, and thank you for the words of encouragement. Have a great weekend!
So proud of you!!! Thankful to hear from you - and sorry that someone felt the need to put you down. My grandfather farmed in Ottawa County all of his life. My brothers also farm in southern KS. I live right near you in Saline County. I couldn’t be more proud!!!
You shouldn't not let what people say to you. Haters are going to hate. Small farms and farmers rock. I would rather get me food from small farms any time. Keep doing what you do. Delete all the negative remarks. God bless you all and your farm
Small farms help the economy and make this nation great. They make jobs and will always be American made.
Where I'm from farms are 3,000 acres and I see old equipment every where and almost nobody uses a grain cart it's ok to farm with the equipment u have at least you know it's paid for its ok to be a small farm I personally like your equipment on your farm and I enjoy your videos in from North Carolina
I like your conbine, its so cool to see a old deere still running.
I like what I see with you and your family farm. I’m proud to be not only from Kansas but grew up around farming in South west Kansas. I farmed with equipment much older and acreage much smaller. I enjoy watching all these different farming prospectives. Keep up the work you do and enjoy your faintly farm.
Love how you talk we have small farm to and it’s ok we can’t afford a new combine
Don’t worry about the haters I grew up on a ten acre farm in England we had a small English pub which is where I was born above the bar and the memories I grew up with are priceless when I moved to the States I always wanted to work on one of them big farms and I did but you are just a number small farms are the backbone of America you guys rock man don’t change a thing
Now a days all farmers are needed. So thank you for the work, I grew up on a farm witch was very small farm and cleaned barn by hand also had a 450 farmall and 730 john deer hand clutch both started on gas and switched over to diesel then ran for what ever the job was.
Good for you for making this video and to reply. I am a smaller Ontario farmer running used equipment but fill we get just as much return on our investments as any large farm does with less stress. There are lot of "large" farms come and go but he smaller family farm stem the test of time. Keep up the good work and keep educating the public!
Farming for us in Australia was all about lifestyle, we owned everything and it was not the latest and the fanciest machinery, but we were comfortable farmers of 2;000- acres and farmed sheep and wheat every year and never went without. A lot of farmers in Western Australia sold there farms to large foreign owned company’s and operate over 300,000 acre properties but are selling all over crops overseas and we are losing that small dedicated community farmers and our towns are all dying because the lose of the family farmer. Keep up the great work mate. 🇦🇺😀
When Kevin goes broke you will still be farming I'm also a small farmer in Alberta
Well said Mr Peterson!
I couldn’t agree with you more.
God bless you, your family and your farm!
At the point of having 10 combines going, and being willing to call a small farmer not a farmer due to having old machinery, and not a whole lot of stuff, that is when I get to the point of saying are you sure about who you are pointing fingers at, as that is the sound of a corporate farmer that doesn't care about those, and just care about showing how big corporate farms are the only way to go. At that point I will say that farming is just a job to you. I always like to say, farming is not a job, but a lifestyle.
-A fellow small farmer.
I have a saying, “ it’s not the size of farm/herd, it’s how much money you can make.”
The JD 20 series Titan II combines are classics. Since it’s paid off, the grain goes into your pocket instead of to the bank.
Thank you for standing up for us small farm people
I operated a 7720 for three years and loved every minute in it
As a 53 yo man I can only imagine that the person from Canada would get his backside tanned by his relatives who started that farm if they heard him. It almost sounded like a HS boy that has been bullied and on the internet is where he becomes a big man.
You guys are a class act! I'm impressed with your response and explanation. Keep up the good work.
Nicely said! I work at a parts store and deal with many different farmers in our area, thanks for doing what you do!
I just came across your video together and I just wanted to take the time to say thank you very much for sharing this video
More than a quarter of a million people love you. Me included. You must have been due for a hater to come along. Your family and others like yours are a blessing to America.
Hey small Kansas farmer here I know I’m only a kid but we have 100 to 200 acres of each field we raise charloais beef cattle plat wheat, teft grass, alfalfa, crab grass and more. We are not a very big farmer have maybe 120 head of cattle we live around Halstead and Burrton. Love that you guys help your community and stick together as brothers.
Your Exactly Right God Bless You and your Family
Congrats to you and the way your parents raised you four. A calm level head, and knowing what you truly have is better than "bragging rights" to newer and bigger.
Another excellent video. Thanks for sharing your story with us here on TH-cam. I always enjoy seeing what's going on in Kansas. Have a great evening
Bravo. My brother and my dad farmed entire lives with used equipment. My brothers last combine was a JD 7720. My nephew has and uses tractor my dad bought used in 1946. Farmers - the salt of the earth
You are 100% right no one could have said it better. Love your family. Keep making those videos you have made a difference in a lot people’s lives. God Bless and stay safe. PS some of the best times of my life was on a farm.
Just ran across this channel. I love the content and thank you for all that you do ! The fact that people question the age of a farmers equipment and size of the farm , or how many acres baffles me, why does that even matter? ... Maybe those people should question the cost of land , equipment, and the actual cost to operate a farm and the hours that go into it.... I was raised on a very small produce farm in Tennessee with a Super A Farmall, 8n Ford, a 2000 Ford and 4600 Ford... if it works its good and if its paid for its even better! Thanks again!
Awesome!!😂
Your right not worth your time. People are unbelievable. Every farm and farmer is different . You guys are awesome keep it up.
Thanks for bringing people together and not tearing them down and apart.
I respect the farmer, you work hard and i thank you for all the good food products!
A strong, beautiful, successful, humble, kind family. Thanks for your uplifting, encouraging videos, especially the music parodies. God bless ❤️
I cannot believe Kev is a farmer; I can imagine he sells farming equipment.
I bet he is a banker
James Grimm, maybe a land realtor because he sounds like it
My guess is he is a "Farming simulator" farmer.
FSA
Haha no kidding you can say whatever you want from behide a screen.
I’m from northern Alberta and I’ll say 1 that guy in Facebook was completely wrong and I bet he’s just this random kid that doesn’t know anything and just watches videos because I’ve never heard of him and second small farming is awesome! Keep doing what you’re doing it’s helped me feel motivated to upload my own small farm videos
I agree... hes probably 16 years old
Well said buddy!!! I enjoy what I do everyday and I’m making a living for myself, I sometimes have to put my blinders off and remind exactly that
i was a Deere salesman for 6 years, and was very used to new equipment. Last fall, I helped a friend at harvest, and the 7720 was the old combine I chose to run.. it is so sweet to run those old machines. They do a good job and will take off acres.