Are We Really Getting One Of These? Podcast Ep.102
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- On today's family farming podcast we answer some of your most requested questions about our family and about the farm.
Intro & Outro by DD Hamric
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Jason, Brooke & Marycarl
Cog Hill Farm
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Love that MaryCarl she is a blessing. She definitely needs 22 pairs of shoes y'all. She is a growing girl and needs to be able to coordinate her Chicken, Pidgeon, Duck and Goose outfits with the appropriate footwear. A young Aviary Queen needs to have the right shoes for daily duties.....
Shoes are everything‼️❣️😉
I agree 😍
Ok but, what is a blessing? Is that American slang for something? You said, she is a blessing? You lost me there.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE consider getting a donkey from your local auction house and save a life! So many get shipped to slaughter for their hides. Most are perfectly lovely who have just been neglected! Rescue a life in need?
Hi 👋 Y'all ...I LOVE 💘 your pages....I so look forward to every update and being WITH y'all on your journeys....I'm Almost as excited as you are every time I watch your videos...love Love LOVE ALL of you!
Absolutely love your podcasts. So excited to see the notification that you had published one. The picture of Snow White and Brooke was brilliant. I can say that your podcasts are like meeting up and having coffee with family or friends. You have me laughing out loud at times. Keep it up
Would love to meet you guys!!
Funny story. I had to fly to Texas from Kentucky and so I took a Dramamine. Well when we got ready to land, the man next to me woke me up to tell me😂. I had fallen asleep on that poor man’s shoulder😂😂😂😂
My friend has 9 miniature donkeys and one full-sized. The miniature ones do not protect themselves from prey. The large one does though.
Yes, and I have heard the miniature donkeys have more health problems than a standard donkey. Never had a mini myself, only small and medium standards. Also really need to have at least 2 donkeys together, as they are such a social animal and will be lonely if you have only one.
Very entertaining podcast today. Lots of good stories. 😂. Ya all are the salt of the earth. 💞
One of Daniel's donkey is expecting. You should talk to them next week at the Okie festival. Their regular donkeys do fine with the dogs.
I would only trust a donky if it's a bottle fed donkey or bought as a baby
Daniel doesn't have regular donkeys. Only minis.
@@scottfindley7284 DJ has one mini one. I didn't know the others were mini too
@@KellyWatts1302 they're both mini's
Those bee s will be so good at your farm, they will pollinate your flowers and your fruit trees as well as your veggies. I’m glad to hear that someone will be doing that at your farm. So nice
Pam Mansfield here. The bees are so great for your fruit orchard to help pollinate! Great idea with the Bee Keeper. Benefits without the work!
"Picken and a Grinnen" is also used in the North, we also called it a HOOTINANNY. Love your podcasts, y'all are GREAT!!!!
Have you seen Lesters' Father's Ivan? He is a sweetie. Also DJ Arms has a new miniature spotted Donkey that she has named Phoebe? That cutie is adorable.
Yep
Lester Ivan w bottle fed and djs donkeys are not friendly... that's why bottle feeding is the way to go with them
I saw on one homesteading video where they got a greenhouse for free in exchange for letting the company set it up and film it for their website. Cool company 👍.
I have 2 hives at my place that belong to someone else. Nice to have them here and nice not to have to take care of them. The best honey!!
I ordered your Cog Hill Sunflower Collection from Hoss as a gift. They were wonderful, shipped immediately and the recipient was thrilled with the box they came in and of course were thrilled with the variety of seeds. Thank you. Love your podcast and YT channel. ♥️☮️🌻
My son-in-law's dad use to have a huge bee operation. He even had an 18 wheeler that he would take bees to different places. But he sold his farm a few years ago. He even had honey in stores. It was called Johnson Honey
Your Cogcast was enjoyable and informative once again. Thank you both and may God continue to bless you and yours.
contact Horse Plus rescue they get lots of donkey and mini horses too!! They have a youtube channel and also a website to look at whats available for adoption They do so many good things for them. They are located in Tennesee. Love what you're doin with the farm so far... luv your videos
If y'all are going to get a donkey, as a guardian, it's got to be a full size, as mini's are too small.
That said, I would love to have to have donkeys!
Great podcast!
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I agree mini's are too small for guardians but if you got a mini, maybe you could tie it to Joe and teach him some manners. HaHa. They are good trainers.
@@gaylepowers3981 😂😂😂
As always, I really enjoyed the podcast. I always know what you're talking about when you use southern words. I've been in Tennessee all my life and talk just like you do. It's nice to hear some of the old sayings I don't hear as much any more. I enjoyed the questions and answers. I'm hoping Brooke's mom will let us have a little peek at her sometime. I totally understand though. I don't like my picture taken. Thank you for sharing your family and animals. You always make me smile.
Good Afternoon Cog Family & Squad good to see!
Jason, Why not call it "The Cog Cast", You say it all the time , It's a perfect name
Brooke and Jason you are both great people. Loved the Pod Cast. Thanks 🇨🇦
Donkeys are very protective animals. They will alert if any danger is in the area.
we saw Brook’s mom in a video once with MaryCarl and thought MaryCarl looked so much like her grandma, so very pretty all of you Cog Hill ladies are 💜
Whitch video is that, , love to see grandmother.
Hello Jason and Brooke and Mary Carl glad I caught this podcast yay thank you for all your videos love them and yous
Hello. Love your podcast! I am 85 years young! You brighten my days love Mary Carl she is so Sweet and smart . Gods blessings
Wind got us here in Ms also... Lost our 10x26 greenhouse and all our seedlings but all still safe and healthy so guess we'll just get a later start than usual in the garden
It must have been so hard to see the dead little sprouts.
Wooohoooo!! Cog Hill!
I think a HIGH TUNNEL green house is necessary with the heat you have in the summer.....Living Traditions has a really nice one, but, I REALLY like the job that Deep South Homestead did to the ones the have. I think that both places got there's from Growers Solution....I THINK.......I...
Regarding Brooke's Mom.....there is a picture of Brooke, Brooke's Mom and MaryCarl "sonewhere" that I had seen. The three "girls" look SOOOO MUCH alike!
Would a high tunnel hold up to the high winds?
I came to say the same thing. High tunnel from growers solutions would probably be a good option. I live pretty close to to Living Traditions Homestead and we get plenty of wind here(tornado took my house 2yrs ago). Also I believe the one Roots and Refuge installed in their Arkansas farm(now Whispering Willows Farm) is from Growers too and they get lots of wind there.
@@AkinsFamilyHomestead I'm so very sorry to hear that you lost your house to a tornado two years ago. I can't imagine how devastating that must be.
Thanks. Yes it was. We are currently rebuilding. It's a long process but we are better prepared for bad weather now.
Happy Sunday Cog Squad! God’s blessing on you!
Hi guys. It's always a WONDERFUL DAY 😊 when you can hear and see you guys. But, please listen to the weather carefully. I hear we're in for two more storms headed across the country this March. Praying 🙏 everyone stays safe. G-D Bless.
I would ask my mom what's for dessert, and she would answer with , wind pudding and walk around sauce. Which means talking and walking around.
My cousin has a tree farm in Georgia, and the company called "The Bees Knees" brought hives to her property. They maintained them them completely, and would leave a big jug of fresh honey on her front porch for the family after they left each time they came. She still loves having them there!
Just add Mildred's formula to her grain. Don't put as much water in it and stir it into her grain. That way she gets the added nutrition but doesn't have to take the bottle.
Hi Coghill. I thought you might like what I did while camping. I got two rectangle tubs with lids. We put our shoes in one and the other was jackets . Then I'd slide them under the trailer. Hope this helps you. Take care.
Excellent idea
Hello guys,
You are awesome to watch.
I enjoy every podcast and show
Please keep it up and God bless you all
Linda k
What a wonderful day with. Our Cog Hill Family. Sunday afternoon in S.E. Tex. 19 degrees wow! Cold. 28 here.last night. Brook you guys are so funny 😂🤣 💕💕💕💕💕
Hey 👋 ya'll from a grateful 🙏 great grandma 👵 in Toledo Ohio ( chilly here too ) but Spring is in 7 days..hope Brooke and Marycarl are wearing the warm socks I sent..I still need a size for Marycarl in a long sleeve sun shirts??
Stay safe 🙏 and warm..
I would get her a med in teens if I was going to get a shirt for MaryCarl if that helps you any. I have 3 girls, grown now and this is when they all fit 14-16 for a few years now in teens or a small in ladies. Good luck 👍🍀❤️💐🙏🏻😃
@@donnamumm2701 thank you ,I have 11 grands and 3 greats lol but do ya know, not 1 girl is close to Mary Carl's age ..lol 😄 so I appreciate it. I figured about a Small in ladies too. My granddaughters in Florida wear them at the beach and o their boat..
I like the greenhouses you make out of old windows.
Hi ya, greetings from Australia….I do love these podcasts as it feels like you are just across the table from me and we are having a “chin wag” (a chat)…love to Nugget, my Aussie mate…🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘🇦🇺🇦🇺
Oh I can't wait till y'all get a donkey! For sure once you put Moody and Mildred in a pasture you should think about making sure you have a grown donkey to add in there. They really are great at helping keep the cattle safe. They are really good at protecting.. but I'd get it early enough so as to it can bond to them and be grown enough to be able to handle a predators. I love the one Daniel got over at Arms.. so freaking CUTE!!!
Loved the bone meal, daffodils and Petey story 😊 It's really hard to imagine you upset and fussing Jason but that was sure a good reason to!
Hello, hope you are doing great. It was 14 degrees last night, and so far my peas have made it. 7b Tennessee
A heated hoop green house, it holds up to high winds, Aaron on @gardenanswer has one.
Good afternoon Cog Hill and all of the Cog Squad. Lovely to hear from y’all. Love your videos and podcasts.
A donkey or two would fit right in with you all ♥️, I've just had my sister and brother in-law put a greenhouse up today what they gave me a while ago, it's plastic panels and I'm worried about the wind breaking it already 🤦♀️🤷♀️I can't wait to see all the lovely flowers and trees to start growing,I'm surprised Mary Carl hasn't tried putting any eggs under some of the silkies as they make good broodies and momma's, I love watching your new adventure ♥️ love from UK ♥️
Try giving Mildred her milk in a bucket. Love you guys!
That’s how Lester’s dad Paw Paw got Ivan to drink his milk. He didn’t like the bottle but he would drink it from the bucket every time. Good idea Caroline I had forgotten that.
Nora🥀
Trying to stay warm in Ohio.
Loved todays podcast, new viewer here and this the best one I have seen so far. Thanks for answering viewer questions!
Jason and Brooke, Costco is having a March sale on WOOD GREENHOUSES???
Glad your alright and everyone is safe
I'm happy to see a brand new podcast for me to listen to.
That was a super fun podcast, love hearing about what’s happening on the farm. You guys make me chuckle every time I watch you. Love you all, until next time😀👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Do you know if any of your goats are pregnant ?? Thank goodness y’all all chip in to clean,feed, etc. It takes time but with you 2( or 3) maybe not not quite as long . I enjoy watching and listening to y’all talk . I’m fixing to keep on watching too .❤️
This was another great podcast. I lived by St Louis Mo & grew beautiful peonies. I wondered about Mary Carl's name , so now I know. I did not know that Brooke's name is Olivia which is one of my favorite girls name. I know your Southern phrases & pronunciations because my Granny was from Arkansas & my father grew up in Southern Mo. & I heard those phrases all of the time. I just love when Jason says "you'll come on now., & get you some" Granny said that when she called us to supper. My Granny was born in 1888 & lived to be almost 100. I also know & have eaten the foods you all talk about. Granny also said lunch was dinner & your evening meal was supper.
I love southern talk, I was raised in Ky and had a lot more of southern things like that. I lived in Ohio for 44 years and retired and came back to Georgetown Ky. You can take me out of Ky, but you can’t take Ky out of me🙏❤️👍
Donkeys are alarms against coyotes .
Love y’all channel!!!!
Anything about donkeys are they don't smell like horses they don't smell like anything I think that's why they survived so long in a wild
Y'all will have it all figured out about the time the house is finished. We lived 5 months in our 22 ft trailer in 2020.
you can plant buckwheat as a cover crop. we do and the insects LOVE it! also another great beneficial attractor is garlic chives! not only are they great to eat but attracts amazing beneficials!! they are perennial and you can divide them to plant other places.
The blooms are MANY and it is a short cover crop. approx 30 days. Have a blessed day!
Love Mary Carl name, my grand niece was born 6 months after her grandfather father John passed her name is Lily John ! I love different names
I can't wait to see your greenhouse choice. I was wondering Jason, if it might help to feed the goats first, and then Moody? Anyway we just love seeing all that you're doing at Cog Hill. It's truly inspirational.
Hello my friends this is me Darrell from Victorville California
I’ve always been “happier than a hog in a slop bucket”! Born & raised in So. California but my dad raised pigs in Oregon when he was young, hence the saying came down to me.
I was watching Iowa dairy farmer's channel. He said their calves wean at 6 to 8 weeks. They start eating grain and hay at around 4 weeks and progress to the point that they stop going to the robot milk feeder for milk. Also baby pigions are called squabs.
GOOD AFTERNOON FARM FAM! Roger in Pierre South Dakota
Hi Brooke and Jason,
I think MaryCarl is a pretty name for a lovely young lady! I also enjoy your podcast.
Cogcast sounds like a good name! Ask your Petals guy Jason where they buy their greenhouse supplies.
Qq
@@Grannygail huh?
Yes you did answered three of mine questions thank you ,I don't think I asked them but was wondering ,about the pigs, Brooke's mom,and the ducks....
I ALWAYS enjoy your podcasts and your shows! I nearly suffer withdrawal until you appear on my TH-cam feed! 😂 I have a question: Am I allowed to say ‘y’all’ even if I’m not from the south--in fact, I’m from canada! 🇨🇦😁 See y’all next time! ❤️😊
You can definitely say ya’ll.
Yes, y'all
ALWAYS LOVE YOUR PODCAST. IT IS THE HIGHLIGHT OF MY DAY
If you get donkey , beware that they do not like dogs.. unless you hey are raised with them..Love your video and podcast..God bless🇺🇸🌹❤️
Hey CH fam I was waiting on you guys..Gotta get my CH fam fix...
Me too
This Sunday podcast was a real treat! Thank you!❤️😃
Loved the Q & A. I have not been with yall long, so quite informative. Thank yall!
Check with Daniel Arms about greenhouses I think that Leon the man that put his growing house up also does greenhouses.
So glad you are considering a donkey . A standard or small Jenny and a foal would be a great protector . A big Jack would be hard to handle & I would be concerned about Mary Carl around a big jack. The miniatures which are so cute, frolicy & sweet would not be much of a protector. Do your research. But do look at the small to large "standards" for preditor protection.
Yes you are correct. No need for a Jack if you are not planning on raising them. Too many issues possible.
Seriously, haven't people watched Hee Haw? "I'm A pickin'.. and I'm A grinnin'". my folks loved that show. I don't remember the characters, but I definitely remember them saying that and they'd start pickin the banjo and telling jokes.
Hee Haw was an awesome show, my family always watched that when I was young!!!
This was such a fun podcast. I loved every minute. Couldn't put my phone down. Thank you.
I’m thinking it is a western thing as we tie everything together with baling wire and duct tape and I follow a lot of you out in Alabama and Oklahoma Missouri and you use zip ties to hold your things together
Example Moodys feeder would of been baling wired to the T posts so he couldn’t move it around lol
This was a great video! I've heard fixing and picking and grinning all my life. Because I live in West Virginia. People have made fun of me my whole life. I'm not ashamed. 😊 I love Marycarl's name. I'm excited to meet your bee lady. I was cracking up when you were talking about Joe 😂 He is so sweet😊 I seen Daniels miniature donkey. She is adorable. Love ya guys. God bless ❤❤❤
I am thrilled to death to hear you will be assisting pollination. Having beekeepers as your friends is a win/win for the future of your flower farm.
About twenty years when we were literally paycheck to paycheck I just had to have this special plant that had a different flower. It was 12.99! I got it and put bone meal in the hole and planted that special plant. The next morning I looked out and it looked different!! My small rat terrier had dug it up for the bone meal and it looked like he had planted it back, except that it was upside down. Lucky for my dog I saw it early and the plant survived but it took awhile. Then on a more sober topic, when my husband died he was cremated. I sprinkled a small bit of his ashes, without permission, at a local public landscaped area between some Azaleas. I told family if they wanted a place to walk and remember him they could go walk that park. I sprinkled a teaspoon around his parent’s grave. Then I buried the rest in the green strip of land I can see out my kitchen window, also no permission. Actually I had no idea that it was not allowed. I was not thinking real clearly. But the coyotes dug it up. I had to decide it was God allowing Bobby’s ashes to go all over that area and benefit the whole area😳
Check out Rhodes and Arms greenhouses. Daniel involved in some project he got a deal,
I love pickin' & grinnin' . Everyone brings a dish and usually the guys cook meat. Anyone that can play music does the pickin'
The bees will benefit your garden and your flowers and your fruits everything's got to be pollinated doesn't it I'm not a farmer I don't know but I have heard that without the bees we can't grow flowers and fruit they have to be pollinated it's exciting to watch your farm grow
it was 19 this morning March 13. on the Southeast Coast of N.C.
Hi I just want to say I never miss a video
Love you guys! Again another way to end a great Sunday spending time with my Smith family. Glad to see you weathered the storms. I know Peaches and Nugget had everything under control during the drastic weather (actually Peaches probably dropped butt in the back of Quonset Hut and Nugget took a dive under the school bus). But all is good. Keep Calm and Cog Hill Farm on!!!!
Hi there, glad you are safe! When we had our RV, I had 2 storage bins that were used for shoes, slippers,and the other was used for jackets, raincoats, etc. they were placed under our rig with their lids in tact! Great storage!
I'm fixin ta tell y'all that we understand every word y'all say cuz we're from the South, too. We hope that the toad stranglers will hold off for a while til the building gets done and you can settle into the houses. Got me a Peaches shirt and I've done started campaignin. Love your show.
“Toad stranglers”‼️❣️😂Had to look it up- and I’m from MO‼️ Haven’t heard that one yet🤗❣️
Tornado landed about a mile from my home. Yesterday, Scary they still don't have power in that area.
In California Beekeeping is a thriving industry. When we visited in Fresno, CA it was a common sight to see trailer trucks loaded with hives going down the highway transporting Bees to another farm. The beekeepers produced several different tasting Honey and it was sold at the side of the orchards. When we lived in Illinois we had three puppies and on the first day every month the puppies got their Heart Guard. In Illinois we raised goats and we had a donkey because of the dogs and Coyotes, the donkey will chase the dogs, and Coyotes. We kept him in the pasture with the goats and our puppies ignored him. I had several neighbors who walked on our road and they would bring a Apple for him.
We had the same thing here in NW Fl. The wind was atrocious. Didn't rain much, and didn't destroy anything. I was so thankful. God bless Y'all.
??? If you have an area that has shade between 12-2pm early morning sun only, peony can do well in those locations. I'm in zone 7a/b and my peony's did well as long as the were in a mostly shady/filtered sun area.
Love the pic! Thx for sharing. So cute
Blessings, julie
Did y'all get any snow?we got a dusting here in Ga by sunrise it was gone but yesterday was brutally cold and windy.,
Good thang I speak fluent country slang. Like, "my mama get's on to me like white on rice!" and I could go on and on with funny southern terms we use...it just is natural to speak that way, and I love it.
Daniel’s donkeys Steve and Freedom are expecting a baby. Tell Daniel you want it!
Jason, my favorite, Green house is visit by Hoss Tools. Title "Garden Envy". If you haven't saw the video. please go watch. I thought about You when you live at the Little Cog..😊💜
Hit up a reputable rescue when you are ready for donkeys. A lot of nice ones need homes.
I was surprised that someone would ask about "A Pickin' & A Grinning" since it was part of "Hee-Haw"'s opening act. My Dad loved the show, it was a big part of my life but I forget that since 1993 there are full grown US citizens that may have never seen even a rerun. On the show someone would announce 'Pickin' and a Grinning" while Buck and Roy would play a lick, stop to tell a corny joke or pun, then resume playing until the next joke, and so on.
I say "Fixin'" too, my friends laugh when I'm preparing to do something I'll say "I'm fixin' to get ready."
I understand your reluctance to use bone meal. A friend of mine used to top dress his garden beds with horse bedding after fall harvest to let it "work in" over the fallow winter months. He had a dog that loved to roll in the stuff while it was fresh then come inside the house smelling like horse stable.
How did all the animals do in these winds?