Saving This Forgotten Farm History
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Thanks for watching this episode of life on our family farm!
Y'all be good,
Jason, Brooke, MaryCarl, & the entire Cog Squad
Cog Hill Farm
The Inspector general "peaches" is walking the fenceline.
good to see her moving around like that.
Peaches is so much happier since you moved. You have transformed the lives of all your animals but I really think Miss Peaches has benefitted the most.
I think your blueberries need some shade.
@@stephaniewilson3955 all the care sheets I can find call for full sun. They more likely need acidic soil.
Jason, the Pennsylvania Amish still use the rake implement that you bought. They leave it in the field when they are not using it and they still use old fashioned plow also.
Seems like Peaches is even happier now that she has moved over to the barn and bigger pastures.
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S.C.P.=Syracuse Chilled Plow. The Company slogan was âThe sun never sets on a Syracuse plow.â.
And it was eventually bought by Deere and Co which is today's John Deere!
@@heatherd.9390 Yes. I read that.
I didnât have anything to say until you and Brooke put that plow in placeâŠ.. i absolutely love it! Perfect place. I think Brooke is rightâŠâŠ you could have been a landscape designer! â€
Peaches is getting all her steps in this morning â€
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Peaches is turning into a Walk Star.
Just love how yall spoil the animal's. Letting then do things at their own pace!! Not putting any pressure on them!! Thats why Cog Hill rock's. Yall are the bestâ€â€â€â€â€â€â€
Looks like the head of a merganser duck. Maybe a Common merganser head
The plows are going to look great with some flowers around them.
I think the old farm equipment is a great addition to the 'SMILE FACTOR' of Cog Hill Farm! â€
Now you didnât have to leave us hanging with that ending!! đđđđ Everything is looking great! Love seeing the animals being so loving!
yep, Jason is messin with us đ
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đI know. Cliffhanger, lol!
I'm just hoping they didn't hurt themselves đź
Not a Cog Hill move for sure?? But we got to live with it!! I am Happy he got his pieces he wanted.. Sure a Good deal But Not Cheap thought the Hay Rake go up front.. Plows in back is Good.. But as always Do it Your way..
I love to hear all the farm sounds. Roosters, donkeys, turkeys and many others.
That love the addition of the plow.
Same! All the peeps, squeals, grunts, barking, clucking, squawking, emu drumming, mooing, meows & the Gus snores are part of the Cog Hill experience I look forward to in each video
My Daddy was born in LA (Lower Alabama), in 1924, the youngest of 13 children. His Dad died when he was 5 so everyone worked on the farm. They had to sell the mules so the boys pulled the old plows while the girls worked the reins. When World War 2 started (1939), all the older brothers joined the military and sent 80% of their pay sent to their Mother to support the family. Daddy lied about his age, at 14 he joined the Coast Guards and also sent 80% of his pay home. I still have the cast-iron irons (aka Sad Irons), from both sets of grandparents. I have always collected Ball and Mason jars. [I had an old wringer washer with flowers in a pot sitting in the washer - sitting in my bacjyard. One day it disappeared. I later saw it in a neighborhood's backyard so I called the Police. I proved it was mine, my initials and the last 4 digits of my SS# was etched on the inside of one of the legs. He was told to return it to me within 2 hours. I saw him dump it in my driveway, he had destroyed it with his Bobcat. He was ordered to replace it. It wasn't the same happy memory so I donated it to a nearby ElderCare Facility. I thought maybe some of the residents would remember the old washer or at least enjoy the flowers. I detest thieves!]
Sorry to hear of the thief. What makes them think they deserve it better ? đ€Ș
Some people are just plain mean! Sorry for the loss of something dear to you.
That is despicable that someone would 1) steal it from your BACKyard and then 2) destroy it when caught with it and ordered to return it. I'm very sorry that happened. My grandpa had a very similar story to yours in that he was the man of the farm due to his dad dying young. He was kicked in the head by a horse while shoeing it. By the time the war came to be, my grandpa was allowed to stay home because his mother by that point was disabled so his work supported the entire family of 9 children and his mom.
When my grandpa decided to move into town with my grandma (after my dad and uncle had grown up) he bought the land across the street from theirs on the outer-most street in the town and put up museums with all sorts of old items. Some were like the buggy and rake that Jason has bought, al the way to old reading glasses, oil lanterns, wash tubs, etc. When my grandpa moved into the town's nursing home, he sold the majority of the items he had to the town and they created their own museum YesterYears Museum in Dinsmore Saskatchewan). We were allowed to take a few items. I took a few of the antique tea cups and saucers, an oil lantern, an old cane (if only I'd known I'd need one myself by 44yo, lol) and a few ornaments and books.
Unfortunately, my daughter and I had our neighbour's suite explode from a gas issue and we lost everything in our home. Those are the things I miss the most so I can empathize with you. Even if I go out and found a lantern like the one I had, it would be THE lantern that I had from my grandpa's collection.
Sorry for blathering on. Have a lovely weekend!
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Peaches was checking up on her Persimmons. She found that they werenât quite ready and come back to her stall. LOL.. One Smart and Amazing Pig!
Good morning! I so enjoy your videos, and I continue to be impressed with your decisions on the care of your animals. Plus, the mix of cooking, planting, and everything. It's amazing to me how hard y'all work at keeping the simplicity and showing the love for your land and what works best. God has truly blessed y'all.
Good morning!â€ïž
The animals making noise in the back ground are what makes your videos in my opinion! I miss the turkeys and peacocks sounds all the time. But understand
Jason, I agree with you about the artificial light. Forcing them to lay more than they are designed for has always seemed wrong.
I really miss getting to see all the chickens like dolly. Use to love watching you talk to them in the mornings.
My mom was born in 1905 and plowed their fields while riding her horse Dolly, pulling a plow. A longggg time ago!!đ„°đ„°
My grandpa plowed with a mule when I was really young.
Jessie is so jealous and hilarious, đ, I love the roosterâs crowing in the background. It reminds me of my childhood.
Pretty much all of my Dad's family were farmers or what we call "country folks". My Mom was a city gal. She didnât enjoy going into the country and visiting with my Dad's relatives. I can remember loving helping my Aunt's planting produce gardens. My uncles handled growing larger crops such as corn, potatoes, hay for cows. When I got older, when visiting these relatives, they laughed and told me stories of how as a 3-4 year old that I'd walk behind the tractor to help pick up unearthed potatoes. It was said I picked up more rocks than potatoes, but they'd never seen a happier kid with her prized "potatoes" especially when her Aunts surrounded their gardens with "potatoes". đ To this day I long to find a small country home and live a simplier life. My husband refuses to even look at homes in a rural area. It saddens me.. it's like I live in perpetual homesickness. This is why I so enjoy watching your farm videos.
So proud of you for not pushing your chickens to produce when their bodies are not able. This is what happens with chickens in huge operations. Itâs not a life at all for them. You have Gods approval for the care you give yours. He smiles on you and Brooke every day. đ for your success at all.
And whatâs a farm without a rooster? I love them too. !
Agree with your being impressed with the implements. We are living in the most industrialized 125 years of history. We are in the middle of making this history. What a wonderful time to be alive. (Iâm 74)
God Bless Brooke.. I wouldn't DARE bring Jason to a farm auction đ
I loveroosters and miss seeing Corny.
I had to chuckle when I saw your rake, I spent many hours bouncing through the fields when it was haying time.
Gm coming out of Philadelphia Pa. Jason I just want to tell you that I appreciate you and your family so much my man because you don't know how you helped my life out because when my daughter passed away đđ I found your channel and that's all he wrote. Thank you cog squad đđŸ
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So sorry for your loss! â€â€â€đđđ
I think peaches is having a wonderful time â€to all
Doing her cardio
Watching Peaches run was hilarious. Thatâs one energized boss lady. đ
I love the sound of roosters too.
I originally started watching your channel when, on the first video for me, I saw that you knew the name of EVERY chicken in the yard. And you conversed with them, too. That also started my interest (obsession?) with chickens, seeing the personalities of yours. As a recently retired veterinary professional, it did my heart good to see someone appreciate animals like yâall do! đđ»
My daddy used a mule and a plow to farm. I remember how the soil smelled when he plowed. He would take his produce to the French Market in New Orleans. Back then store owners would order produce he grew. That was in the 40s and early 50s. He had a pair of mules. Nellie and Jack. Love old farm equipment. â€â€
Oh that's so interesting! I have family in NOLA. We had a small farm for awhile, and the previous owners had plowed with mules up into the 1990s.
Iâm so glad you picked up those plows! As soon as you drove up, and I saw those plows sitting out there, I started yelling at the screen: get those plows! Get a couple! Get me one! Lol
I was thinking the same thing: GET THE PLOWS!!!
In Kentucky I have always had great memories of my papaw using a mule and plow for his garden. I still hear him saying GEE AND HAW!!!!đđ
Good morning Jason. Iâm with you on rooster crowing, I love to hear them. I enjoy your videos and Brookeâs also. Your family is the sweetest. âđ»â€ïžđđ»đșđžPA
Hey Jason SLICK was trying to knead bread on that hay bail, so sweet.
Youâve got Peachie-sheâs loaded w character! â€
Good morning, Cog Squad! Love all the antique farm equipment. You guys continue to make your farm look amazing! It's beautiful and so homey. Thank you for bringing us such joy with all the animals and gardens. I'm always learning something new. Have a great day!!!
Peaches is doing her laps this morning.â€
What historical items to add to your farm . God bless you allâ€â€â€
Peaches is previewing her kingdom. And perhaps getting in a few of her 10,000 steps. It's good to be the boss! đ€đđ€
The really mind blowing part is that when equipment of today is 100 years old, it's not going to work. But I bet if those were cleaned up and greased, you could still use them. Cool pieces.
That is so true and you are right - you could still use them if they were cleaned up. My grandpa had many antiques such as these and he still loaned them out to the Town for some of their smaller planting beds, etc. They worked like charms. They did this partly because the pieces worked well and partly for the nostalgia, which I always thought was really neat. This was a town of 200+ people though, so not a big place, haha.
Oooh! A suspenseful ending! LOL! I'm loving the hay rake and the two plows, but especially the rake! Also I think your outlook on roosters is wonderful. Those boys deserve to live full and happy lives, too.
In the very early 60âs I had the joy of raking hay with one like that! Oh what fun it was!
Jason, you are doing a great job incorporating the antique equipment! I love it! It look so good!
Did you know that companies that raise chickens for eggs are held to very strict standards that demand that they get at least 8 hours of darkness a day to sleep and rest. Now you know.
Good to know! There are some horror stories out there
Awesome! You got to go get that old farm equipment you were talking about. Y'all are preserving history.
I LOVE OLD FARM STUFF AND OLD STUFF
GOD BLESS COG HILL FARMS
Everybody's loving their new digs! Peaches especially spreading her pig wingsđ.
I have the old road grader that my greatgrandad & his brother used displayed. Also, I have some walk behind 'plows' that they used and more around my landscaping. Proud of my ancestry! Love the roosters & animals conversating in the background!! Hugsđđđ
Thank you for sharing your life and providing us with such wonderful Wholesome and fun entertainment, and content you and your family are wonderful people
God bless you!!!â€
The pastures are looking wonderful! Makes sense to let the chickens have a natural break!! They've been working hard!! Exactly, hearing the roosters says farm!! Love hearing the donkeys also, makes you smile! The way you display the antiques makes you really see them and think of the benefits they gave back in the day!! Enjoy!!!
I haven't seen peaches move that much since she used to walk down from her bed under the porch at Old Cog Hill to visit the animals at the old pens.
I love all this!!! Itâs soooo reminding me of old CHF!! So happy for yâall. God bless you always. ~Lisa
Good morning Cog Hill Farm, so enjoy your videos!! God bless you all.â€ïžâ€ïž
Good morning!đ
Peaches is a happy girl. Love love herâ€â€â€â€. I really appreciate the old farm equipment. So much character. â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž
Yâallâs farm just keeps getting better and better. I love the addition of the older farm equipment. Yâall keep your place looking beautifully maintained. You make it look easy but I know itâs not.
Peaches out there making her rounds. That is one happy and content girl right there. đ·đ
I think those little silkies are adorable. Iâd leave that crew where they are and get a new batch for the Potager Garden. The affection all your animals show is a testament to the love theyreceive. Those precious babies know theyâre loved.
Blessings to you and yours. đđœđâșïž
Peaches was checking that Nugget was doing his job! Loving the cooler weather too! Have a wonderful day!
I hope peaches give Jason and Brooke a good report
Good morning Jason and Brooke Peachy is really enjoying her area out there, it's nice to see the farm boss enjoying herself â€
iâm so happy for you to find the old farm equipment, My Dad has had the Hay Rake and the plow , hooked one horse up to the plow , to break up the ground to plant the Garden in spring for summer garden ,The Hay Rake my brother used it to make windrows with the hay was cut to have godevil to take to bailer , a Horse operated Bailer , and myDad and Mom had a Dairy , raised all hay to feed the milk Cows , seeing that farm equipment brought lots of memories back to me , i have a Birth in about 6!weeks will be 90 years old! đâ€ïž
Seeing Peaches out and about is so sweet, I wonder what her thinking is.
Glad your getting that farm equipment, its going to look so good. Looking at all that brings back memories of my grandpa. Love seeing how excited you get when your talking about that plow and rake. It's not only old, you could still use it
My Daddy had one like that, our neighbors draft horse would pull it. Sometimes he would let us ride while working. That was in the early 60's.†Thanks for preserving history.
I Love the idea of planting Black Eyed Susanâs & Lantana. I can see the colours now
I love that you clear coat! We need to preserve our history.
Loved the dramatic endingâŠ
I WOULD LIKE TO SEE MORE LANDSCAPING PROJECTS. THANKS
GREAT video, Jason! Especially the ending!! I just LOVE an unexpected cliffhanger! đđ€Łđđ
Love the new farm decorations đ„°â€ïž It always brings a smile to see the animals wanting hugs đâ€ïžâ€ïž
Love the old farm implements â€. We saved several farm equipment pieces from my grandparents. đ
I canât thank you enough for bringing us along on adventures like this!! Iâm in love with these pieces of farm history that youâve rescued!! Iâm so excited to see where u place the other pieces!!â€
That's a perfect place for the plow Jason. Glad you found a way to use them. Have fun with your research. Peaches is a very happy girl đ„° OXOXO to you and all your family and animals âŁïž
Mornin' y'all! Happy hump day and hope the rest of your week goes well.
Go Ms Peaches get them steps.
OMG I love Topper! And everyone else too.
Hooray. Ya'lls video popped up 15 minutes ago! Going to see my favorite furry, feathery, leafy and human friends again. I love old metal stuff. As an artist and seeing a testament of engenuity. Have fine day.
Good morning Jason you sure brought out the Smiles this morning, who knows how many memories were stirred by seeing the respect you are showing by embracing these pieces of bygone Farm Equipment. They will add character to the COG making a beautiful picture perfect view even more wonderful, oh the stories they could tell if only they could talk. đđđđ
Jason I donât understand why anyone would not like to know about how hard farming was in years pasted.thanks for the memories. You need to have a farm museum. God bless cog hill farm
Jason, thank you I did not know silkies canât fly. I did not know that and peaches is walking the border. Sheâs checking out everything.
I love the sound if the roosters
Jason, when you were talking about being amazed at how old that plow is, I am amazed that I have family members that I knew very well that were born in 1885. Every time I think of that, it just blows my mind.
I've watched my daddy use the plows many times. It was amazing. He wasn't a big man, but boy he had a green thumb.â€
Ooooooops đ Y'all have certainly created a slice of absolute heaven †My favorite thing about this video though? No critter goes uncuddled! Middle of a video and a goat needs a hug? Done âïž Donkey needs some loving? Done âïž â€â€â€â€â€ Hugs from Florida †Launda and Tom
â€â€â€â€PEACHYâs STEPS
Mom recalls her grandpa plowing behind his horse
Ditto Jason, hope you have a fabulous day
I think it is wonderful that you are rescuing these bits of farming history. Old implements teach us a lot about how our ancestors did things. We can learn from them.đđđ
Cog Hill videos equal pure joy and peace. Thank you for all you do.
Love the new yard art! You have really made your place beautiful! Love every bit of it!
Good Morning Cog Family & Squad
Good morning!âïž
Love it all, Jason! The garden is coming along so beautifully!!!đ«¶đŒ And Peaches on the move was SO SO fun to see đ· sheâs a total character đ©·
Good morning Jason and Brooke thank you for having me along God bless y'all I hope y'all have a great day love y'all
Good morning. Wishing everyone a fantastic day.
Good morning!âïž
Good morning Cog Hill Family â€
I love that you saved the old farm equipment! I too love old stuff! I have a collection of old kitchen implements!
My Dad was an amazing landscape man. It was his hobby. He had some of the antiques you just bought. You remind me of him as far as using the antique equipment. I love it.
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Those are some Awesome pieces for the farm guysđ€ đ€ đ€
Love the antique equipment. The old time wagons/carriages just seem priceless when I see them. How far weâve come in the last hundred years is just something to sit down and think about.
I love the sound of a Rooster too! Same reason as Jason, sounds like farm ( home). Plus, they protect the girls. Plus, provide you with more chickens!!!
Good morning Cog Squad
Love the eclectic touches you are putting on your farm.
What a beautiful example of good balanced farming, stewardship of what God has assigned to our care (your care) regarding the chickens and your farm as a whole. This is one of the biggest reasons why I love your channel. All your animals behaviour, actions and reactions are testimony of it.
My grandmother used to have one of those old horse plows in her flower bed in the corner of the driveway and the property line it looked excellent loved itđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđ
Good morning y'all humans đ
Thank you Jason and Brooke for preserving a piece of history. This is so exciting. Have a great day. God Bless.
Gosh I hope instead of taking the unsold farm implements to scrap they would find a museum to preserve the history. It is great you all are saving that heritage
The plows would look great on each side of driveway.
Jason & Brooke I love the team work. Your farm is looking good with the antique equipment here and there.
Peaches was really trucking it across the field. Track & field girl.
Your animals are so happy and I'm happy seeing them and your ideas to come.
Oh Jason! I am with you on Roosters! I also love the sound of Roosters crowing and I know that this is really going to sound crazy, but I also love the smell of horse manure. Both are what I think of, when I think about a âFarm â! They give me a warm nostalgic feeling. My rooster, Sir Lauren, the Beautiful will always have a home with me. He will never have to worry about a stew pot being in his future.
Love the old Farm tools and equipment. It is the perfect decorative touch for places on your farm. I also want to say thank you for your efforts to preserve the old farm equipment, and for sharing it with all of us.
The cliffhanger at the end! Great video.
Wowie, was it ! Hope both people involved, Ms. Holly , the rake AND THE CAMERA survived the fall !
Peaches đ is precious !!!!! Living her BEST life. She the Boss đ