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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 1 พ.ค. 2018
Dogwood hill homestead is a 3 acre homestead in west Tennessee.
Watch Me Totally Transform My Garden for Fall – You Won't Believe the Before & After!
Prepping the garden for fall
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What they’re not telling you about homesteading.
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5 things they aren’t telling you about homesteading.
Homestead Morning routine
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Time to feed again. Let’s update you on the chickens progress.
Rescuing a $25 tool from the junkyard. Plus chicken update. Craftsman jointer planer
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Join me as I spend a few minutes restoring this old craftsman jointer planer. We will check up on the chickens on the way
5 homesteading income streams. All the animals we have raised
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The animals we have had on our farm plus a funny story
Homesteading projects. We built a chicken tractor for 75 dollars
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We built a chicken tractor for our growing chicks.
DIY Hay feeder for $20! Homesteading projects
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DIY Hay feeder for $20! Homesteading projects
Cleaning 3 weeks of poop out of the goat barn
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Cleaning 3 weeks of poop out of the goat barn
The Chicks First Week of Life. + chick flies the coop
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The Chicks First Week of Life. chick flies the coop
Putting my old Yanmar tractor to work on our tiny farm.
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Putting my old Yanmar tractor to work on our tiny farm.
This mistake cost me hundreds. PTO shaft install
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This mistake cost me hundreds. PTO shaft install
Goat hijacks video: Fence maintenance. 7 days remaining
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Goat hijacks video: Fence maintenance. 7 days remaining
We are Running out of Time on the Farm. (Farm Update)
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We are Running out of Time on the Farm. (Farm Update)
Chicks hatching on our farm! So exciting 😁
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Chicks hatching on our farm! So exciting 😁
Tips for Growing Tomatoes that Actually Work.
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Tips for Growing Tomatoes that Actually Work.
Is Small-Scale Goat Farming Profitable? Here’s What You Need to Know
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Is Small-Scale Goat Farming Profitable? Here’s What You Need to Know
Tomato plants down! Getting the tractor ready for a big job
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Tomato plants down! Getting the tractor ready for a big job
I incubated 16 eggs for 0 dollars. Budget incubator setup
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I incubated 16 eggs for 0 dollars. Budget incubator setup
Crazy Day on the Homestead! (You won't believe what happened!)
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Crazy Day on the Homestead! (You won't believe what happened!)
Avoid these mistakes with fruit trees
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Avoid these mistakes with fruit trees
I can’t believe I did this + Yanmar tractor cold start
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I can’t believe I did this Yanmar tractor cold start
Must-Have Homestead Tractor Attachments
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Must-Have Homestead Tractor Attachments
2024 Homestead Tour. Everything we have so far
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2024 Homestead Tour. Everything we have so far
Eagle point trail, 2 day backpacking trip with a dog. Mousetail Landing State Park Linden TN
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Eagle point trail, 2 day backpacking trip with a dog. Mousetail Landing State Park Linden TN
Camping at Chickasaw State Park Part 2. Eerie Abandoned Campground And Fern Loop Nature Trail
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Camping at Chickasaw State Park Part 2. Eerie Abandoned Campground And Fern Loop Nature Trail
Apologies for the sound, not sure what happened to the mic
If you don’t like the start keep going
Absolutely, thanks for watching
Good for you to start a TH-cam channel Congratulations ❤🎉
Thank you so much
The goat poked his head around the corner and said who you talking to…. The next one poked his head around and said, are you talking to me? third one poked his head around maybe he’s talking to me …..🤭😂🤣❤
I didn’t notice this until I posted it, my wife and I were laughing when we saw them peeking. Thanks for watching
Try rust converter next time. Gets rid of the rust without affecting the flatness of the table anymore than it already is.
Great tip thanks
Yeah i feed my animals everyday too. I guess we're special.❤❤
Nice brotha
Thanks
I’m not meaning this as an insult but you look like you’re 15 and 40 at the same time
😂 story of my life, I have always had a baby face, and now that I’m gray headed I’m a walking contradiction. Thanks for watching
@@Home-GrownHomestead I love it, reminds me of home, subscription earned
@@benben9794 thanks
Real hot roof )-: poor little chickens (-:
🥰💚
I’ve never seen this before that’s really cool!!! I will definitely be implementing this
@@Westonlmcgee thanks, wish I could say it was my original idea, but we borrowed the idea from the internet. Thanks for watching
One cannot rely on the assertion that if you pay a lot of money for a part you're getting a good quality part, however one CAN rely on the fact that if the part is very inexpensive, that it's probably junk. In this business as well as others, if the deal seems too good to be true, that it isn't true. I was glad to hear that you got your money back. As an aside it might be good to look at how you managed to lose the first shaft in the field and install something to prevent that from being able to happen. Perhaps some strap loop around it or ?? that if were to break loose somehow that you won't lose it. Professional mechanics will tell you they've pretty much stopped buying parts off Ebay and Amazon due to quality control issues. A lot of them won't do the work if the customer supplies those parts because they don't want to have to do the job again at their own expense or the bad blood that arises with the customer because they have to pay to do the job 2, 3 or more times.
Yeah I’ve learned my lesson, very expensive mistake, one I will definitely not make again. Thanks
You went through a dip with your tractor and the bush hog grounded, momentarily stalling the cutter and bending the shaft. You don't seem to have a pivot on the cutter. Had the same thing happen on my tractor, even with a floating mount.
That is the new shaft installed, I don’t have a recording of the old shaft.
I'd like to see you buy a bush hog for $400, these days! 😂😂😂 By the way, there are different ratings for different PTO shafts. Rural King has square ones that are stronger than the rectangular, lower grade ones. Some are for bush hogs. Some are for rototillers.
I’m my area used 4’ bush hogs regularly go for around 300 dollars used on Facebook marketplace. And the Amazon pto shaft was listed as rated for rotary cutters, but thanks for watching
@@Home-GrownHomestead Well, I suppose a 4 footer would be less. I was looking for a 4 or a 5 back in 2022, here in north Alabama. New ones were unGodly high, like $1600, if I remember correctly, and the cheapest used ones were around $900 to $1000. But God was on my side. He led me to a scrap yard where I found 2 pairs of perfectly good blades, just slightly used and enabled me to weld up the body of my dad's old one. It still works great. There was also a good, hardly used, 3 point hitch rake there which normally would cost hundreds of dollars. I bought it, too. I think sometimes, these days, that children come by their parents stuff, either by inheritance or theft, and having no desire to do any real work, they sell it to buy themselves some drugs. Otherwise, there wouldn't be all this good stuff in a scrapyard.
You can definitely find good stuff at scrap yards
Thank you for this
My pleasure!
I guess my question is why did you have to replace the whole shaft. Bearings and a new cross is readily available.
@@Xmilker-zb8ig the shaft itself was damaged. And if the shaft is made out of poor steel then I’m really not comfortable with using the yokes either.
❤❤❤❤😂 love you, Maggie
She’s a mess
They’re beauties! Good work
Mikey was choosey he didn't eat everything
NJ tomatoes are the best
@@barbieblue3336 got to love home grown tomatoes, it’s the highlight of our year
Thank you for the info, Im in FL so at least when I get to breed goats I dont have to deal with winters!
Your welcome thanks for watching and commenting
Great info ty, just set 3 Rhode Island reds & 15 Death layers in the incubator about 10 days ago. Wish me luck is my 1st try
Hope you have a great hatch. Rhode Island reds is one of my favorite breeds, they are just good all around chickens. Thanks so much for commenting
Thanks, but not helpful. Your tips are all basic knowledge that everybody already knows about. Your tips are not "to better tomatoes". This is my 1st year at growing tomatoes and you are not telling me anything new.
Thanks for the feedback
@@leonglassglow3854 no need to be snarky. Some people like to explain some things, that aren’t necessarily well known
Very good, common things,,thanks. Water only the roots not over head if possible.
@@freddypatterson8653 thanks, we will keep that in mind.
Don’t forget to only water the base of the plant. Only prune during the day as well, as the sun will help them recover…
@@andrewshepherdson14 great tips, thanks for sharing
@@Home-GrownHomestead thanks for the other tips!
I also planted basil nearby. I’m not sure how it’ll work out yet…
I have bought all sorts of shafts/parts from Amazon with no issues yet.
Send me a link, I’d be willing to give them a second chance. Quite possible I just bought from the wrong vendor
Dang that's something wouldn't expect that
Neither did I, thanks for watching
Looks like that ahaft was on for more than 15 minutes to me.
Trust me it was, very soft chinesium
Uh... what is the point?
I cant tell if you are 8 or 50
That’s funny, my wife says the same thing
make sure ur lines straight ift WHAT?
I like the way your plum tree is shaped, I have almost a dozen each a different variety. What plum variety you have? Im gonna guess it's the Methley, Santa Rosa, or Burgundy based on you saying it's self pollinating and how loaded it is.
If memory serves me right, it’s a Santa Rosa. It has yellow flesh and the skins are red
Do you make jelly with yours or do you just eat them?
@@Home-GrownHomestead For now it's just for fresh eating, I haven't learned how to make jelly yet, because a peak ripe plum, especially a Santa Rosa plum is like no other. Yellow flesh and red skin definitely describes the santa rosa, but if you allow it to ripen more, it should be purple with red and yellow gradient flesh, and the flavor and juice is just phenomenal, even better than peaches in my opinion.
great vid ,
Thanks
Please feed them, they already answered.
😂
Hear me out now… or you can wear a pair of gloves lol
Sissy mittens? We don’t need no sissy mittens😂😂
Electrical tape only sticks to itself - sometimes not even lol
😂
Yep good stuff, I've actually used it on a busted radiator hose. I was broken down in the middle of rush hour traffic
That’s what I’m talking about, whatever gets you home.
BUY THE YELLOW INSIDE, NOT WHITE. IT HAS A HIGHER HEAT RATING, AND IS JUST BETTER.
I keep Duct Tape in my home -garage- operating room.
That works too
Electrical, duct, masking, scotch tape.
im laughing my ass off because, before you showed your finger I said, aloud, "makes a good bandage too"🤣🤣🤣
😂 I use it more for cuts than I do for electrical. Thanks for watching and commenting
@@Home-GrownHomestead i know, thats why I said "too"
Nice.
Poor goat 😢
That was uncalled for. And hardly funny.
It’s how they learn and it was kinda funny.
Thanks for commenting. We do everything to keep our animals safe from predation. We have predators in the area such as coyotes that would love a tasty meal of goat. The electric fence is there to keep them where they are safe. The electric shock is small, it does no harm to the animal. It is similar to a strong static shock. And this keeps the goats from eating the chicken feed which may have ingredients that are not for ruminates like goats. Thanks again
@@Home-GrownHomestead can’t fix city Nancy’s
Great video. I am looking to purchase an old Ford 8N right now and it comes with the front loader, not attached, and at least four other attachments such as blade, tiller, cement, mixer, etc., etc. New to tractor so I’m not sure I want to get into one of the older ones without the modern technology, but love that they are cheap and easily worked on.
I do love the old tractors, they have a special place in my heart, but I would trade it all for a front loader😂. Seriously though I would suggest springing for the newer tractor with a loader. Thanks for watching and for commenting
Thank you for the video. There are those like me that have never used a tractor and being well informed of the ins and outs of the workings and usefulness of each part is quite helpful. Keep up the videos! Looking forward to seeing what else you have to share
Thanks for watching, I’m glad that you found it useful. Thanks so much for the comment and support
My great grandpa was under a combine working on the farm when my grandpa was little kid. My grandpa hopped in and turned it on, the blade spun until it hit my great grandpa’s arm and chest, then it just stopped. It was definitely a miracle, those things don’t stop 🙏
Wow that’s truly miraculous. My grandfather was killed on a combine that rolled over him
i dont understand what i am look at, but i interact with the video anyway so maybe more people see it. since maybe it save someone life.
This is a overrunning clutch for older model tractors. When using a bush hog or some other implement with spinning blades, the momentum of that spinning blade can push your tractor forward. If you are mowing on a bank, this could cause you to go over the edge. Thanks for commenting and sharing
i get it now, thanks!@Dogwoodhill
Glad I could help
How far can it push you if the tractors brakes don’t suck?
From personal experience on a ditch bank it pushed me 10 feet with me standing on the brake pedal. Although my brakes aren’t the best on my 40 year old tractor😂
Horror story, years ago Machinery dealer got deal on 3pt shredders, many farmers bought, big rain event that took all out of fields. Day or so later, farmers put shredders to work, on old tractors, 4 farmers killed in one afternoon in one town, pushed over creek banks etc... or so I was told!!
Oh man. You definitely have to be careful, there is so much that can go wrong. Thanks for commenting
Not expected that!!! My new saying!!😂