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Great idea. Going to give this a try for the alpaca paddock

It is so nice to see you guys, you have such a wonderful relationship. Cory is so smart, capably, hardworking and tough. Amanda is very intelligent; earns the money with the skills she possesses; she then helps wherever she can. You guys are so fortunate to have found each other. The detail you impart on your ordinance can only come from intelligent people. I thank you for the privilege to witness your journey.

Another great video thank you for a great share.

Where did you ourchase frame from ?

Great 'reuse at Rockpile' share 😀

Nice bunnings basket😀

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I used a pair of hinges to keep the lid on so the hay stays dry,

Awesome job seen lots of these around .... Reuse recycle ♻️ great idea save the planet 🌎 👏🏼

when I search using a dumpy level for swales all i get are a bunch of videos of how to do it without one. Well I got a cool one and I'm gonna use it gosh darnit

That's going to be quite a space👌

Now Cory, 1mm out of square, what are you doing mate!! I love your accuracy in building codes guys. It shows just how good you are at you previous profession, keep us all entertained, watching your progress on ROCKPILE..

There's a ton of grass cover already around the area of the leaky weir, so the rain is hitting this grass and slowly seeping into the soil rich with deep roots, and plenty of space to hold the incoming influx of water into the system.

Impressive, I really enjoy watching your practical approach to building stuff. Watching from the a very windy UK 🥰

I love the way you look after your babies. As a kid on the family farm, we had a couple of milking cows and they never had a shelter, neither did my grandfathers milking cows but they were a bit further south and the ozone layer wasn't as depleted.

Just love watching you build - you explain what you are doing so well for those of us who lack education in this area!!!! I'm a city kid who has been a white collar worker!!

I liked the comment. It became the new thing to spend money on. Love it.

Thank you for the idea! I will be installing mine when the season is right!

Instead of invetering the well switch, you can flip the stainless steel float on the shaft and it will reverse the NO and NC switching

Beautiful Garlic brother. Everything is growing very well….good on you for growing chickens…lol

Hello Corey and Amanda! Mr. Garry and Mrs. Betty here with FULL SUPPORT!!!

"nope rope"

New subscriber. Greetings from Georgia, US. Found you hunting for a roll away nesting box idea. My naughty birds have taken to eating thier eggs. This style won't work for me. I need a front style roll away. But I so enjoyed your post, and look forward to sharing a cup of coffee and hanging out on your channel some time.

We had Imperial measurement and went to metric = inch to millimetre (not centimetre). Get and use a tape in millimetres Not Centimetres. Aussie please don't talk about 100 centimetres but 1000 millimetres. Working in millimetres gets perfection.

Love the enthusiasm, excellent work, LOVE the willingness to learn!!! Take nothing as gospel Take everything in & apply relevant ideas to your situation As a south aussie with some home ground knowledge, my hairbrained suggestions would be to 1: don't worry about clay content in your soil type, look to increase the homus stuff 2: try turning small swales at the right time of year to encourage native seed to sprout that was deep dormant seed previously (a few skids will help trigger fire seeds too) Two thumbs up Don't take my bs as gospel either

You'll probably find the witches broom is the start of the bulb going into flower. Leave it long enough and it will grow at least one crown that will, when properly matured, produce garlic seeds.

Hi Corey and Amanda. I am jealous about your garlic! Re the elderflower - mine was in the ground and it suckered everywhere! Just hope yours is contained.

Hi I have stumbled across your channel and have been enjoying watching your dilemma’s. I am from Melbourne but have watched other you tube content from which I believe could help your situation. Mainly India swales projects & WFO Africa Niger Sahara Green Belt. The Aussie guys you mention are also good. I am not in your position but I have always been amazed by the mismanagement of the Australian Landscape and wish the Government would do more to allow its citizens to green the landscape more back from the 70’s as a child visiting the Surrounding country in Melbourne Etc . Any way I hope this helps best regards Chris Ps have you done an aerial shot and topographic survey of your land to see the highest to lowest points so then you can trap capture you’re water and clay bottom your damns and swales

Hi Corey and Amanda thank you for another informative video, your garlic is looking amazing. I haven't had much success growing garlic, but that was in Tassie, now that we are in Qld I will try again. I noticed that you plant quite close together so I will give that a go. Great find re the eggs. Well done re the fruit trees and we hope that the deal e them comes off, it will benefit us all. Stay safe and happy, Coen and Jay

Alternate title for this video.... 'Rockpile annihilates Bush Edge' 😂 Congrats guys. Looking fantastic 👌

Here is a little experiment with mullberries and chickens that is feeding the chickens the ripened mullberries for a week and see the colour of the yolk of the eggs.

I have made a lovely cordial from the elderberry flowers, sometimes they do not produce berries. 🌿

The paid partnership sounds great. We have a pretty similar range of fruit/nut trees but no idea how to look after them, and the parrots are the only ones enjoying any fruit. Our trees are very big and old, so how to prune to a manageable size is definitely something that would be useful. All the pruning videos on TH-cam deal with new, young or small fruit trees. Love the secret squirrel references 😂

Elderberry is s great pioneer tree for your swales. I hope its not too hot for them outside of your shade house,,, but its worth a go,,, just transplant a few root suckers from your tree in the video.

Why not collect all the onion seeds,,, collect them, and go for a walk along your swale just casting them out willy nilly style. If they come of something great, if not it doesn't matter,

GIN! Make gin.

You can make cordial from the elderberry flowers.

You could save me some of those onion seeds pretty please.

ONIONS! They are massive. Well done you two.

The paid partnership sounds very interesting. Something to look forward to.

WOW! Look at the size of that garlic.

I’ve been hanging out for this video. Looking so good.

Love the eggs. Had a giggle.

Great idea guys, but why not use the steel post for the size of the mulch area. Eg. The drip zone of the tree.Then leave the shade cloth open on the bottom to where the mesh reaches

Wait until the outer casing on the almond splits open then harvest them.

From all the rain we've had this year, my fruit trees are abundantly full this year.

I had never grown garlic until this year. I planted every clove in a single row around my garden bed. After watching your video it would explain why i have had an absolutely shocking season. I pulled them all out this week and some had started to split open and the size ridiculously small. If i give garlic a try again next year i will plant it close together and in one bed on their own. Great work folks!

Put hair on ya chest! Grow some thing that will put Hair on ya scone, Joice moment!! Well done with how the fruit trees have come on, will be interesting to see the outcome next harvest, given the assist. Yard and raised beds doing gang busters, (Garlic eggs) patent office Monday morning, dude!

Easy acres homestead did an elderberry wine not long ago

Always enjoy your videos, thank you guys 😊