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The Lonely Homesteader
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 5 มิ.ย. 2022
My name is Paul and this channel is about getting out of the city and starting a high desert homestead with all the ups and downs. Growing food, raising animals and all the other things that need to be done on the homestead! So join me and my animals for the ride! I hope you enjoy. God bless!
Fall crops
Been tough getting fall crops in! #garden #homesteading #homecomposting #organicfertilizer #fertilizer #diycomposting #homemadefertilizer #cattledogs
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Free fertilizer part 2
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Showing after 2 weeks how the free fertilizer looks. #homesteading #cattledogs #compost #heirloomtomatoes #highdesert #gardening #garden #buildingsoil #composting #bestdogbreeds #fertilizer
The adventures of Lucy
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#homesteading #cattledogs #compost #heirloomtomatoes #highdesert #gardening #garden #buildingsoil #composting #bestdogbreeds
After the thunderstorm!
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#homesteading #compost #heirloomtomatoes #cattledogs #gardening #highdesert #garden #buildingsoil #composting #bestdogbreeds #thunderstorm
Free Homemade Fertilizer
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Easy homemade fertilizer made with #weeds and anything else you want to throw in. #homesteading #compost #gardening #heirloomtomatoes #highdesert #cattledogs #garden #buildingsoil #composting
Homestead garden update
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Flowers be blooming finally! #homesteading #cattledogs #compost #gardening #heirloomtomatoes #highdesert #bestdogbreeds #garden #buildingsoil #composting #flowers
the adventures of Lucy
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Lucy in training #cattledogs #compost #gardening #homesteading #homesteading
Making compost with weeds and pine needles
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Making compost with weeds and pine needles
How to get rid of horn worms in your garden! #hornworms
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How to get rid of horn worms in your garden! #hornworms
10x16 tack shed build! sorry about the wind noise but it gets really windy around here #tinycabin
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10x16 tack shed build! sorry about the wind noise but it gets really windy around here #tinycabin
Little homestead, garden update and #happynewyear everyone!
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Little homestead, garden update and #happynewyear everyone!
The not so Lonely Homestead! we have a female here LOL!
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The not so Lonely Homestead! we have a female here LOL!
Tomatoes are finally getting ripe along with many other garden goodies!!!
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Tomatoes are finally getting ripe along with many other garden goodies!!!
Gator Kitty has gone his way!!! So sad! I'm going to miss him!!!
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Gator Kitty has gone his way!!! So sad! I'm going to miss him!!!
Looking good. It's still a little warm for us to start fall crops.
@@ourrockydreamontheelephant4188 warm here too but I'm at least going to have transplants ready to go. I'm at about 4000 feet so we get snow cold everything. But summer crops are still going so I hope it stays warm for a bit
Looking good brother
Much appreciated
Riding the gravy train, loving life!
She sure is!
i love the mantis
Me too! Found another today. Pretty big one but of course I didn't have my phone so I couldn't get any video!
Hey brother
Hey there!
Normal day in England
@@anthonygilroy3023 hail and everything, dang haha
@@thelonelyhomesteader943 we can literally have all four seasons in one day , no shit
@@anthonygilroy3023 wow, must make gardening fun! Haha
Of course it works faster in that horrible Texas super critically hot 🔥 sunshine!!!! It could actually approach boiling point in a black can!!!!
HAha, I do have a black can. Maybe I'll use that next time. Haha
this method is a lot more efficient, ive just been grinding up certain plants and dropping them in my watering can and letting that sit
@@nofrbls3640 if that works for you, great. I grow on a pretty large scale so the more I have around the better it is for me. What are you grinding with? I have a chipper shredder I make compost and wood chips with.
@@thelonelyhomesteader943 i grind with my hands actually, i started gardening last year so im still figuring out the best things to do. i'll look into chipper shredders though, i plan to start a compost bin like the one in the video
@@nofrbls3640 Compost is key to making your soil better! It is easy to make and if you have weeds around it is a good way to get rid of them. Try to pull them before they go to seed and you don't have to worry about hot composting and you can just let your pile break down. Check out some of my composting videos and if you need more info you can just ask me. Congratulations on starting a garden!!! One of the best things I could say is try to use what you have around or it can get pretty expensive
@@thelonelyhomesteader943 thanks for the advice, i will be checking out other videos.
😞 You didnt show what it looks like after the two weeks is up. Could you show the end result in another vid and show how to use it..full strength or watered down.😊❤👏👍
@@christynm.8933 I will do that for sure. Two weeks is just a minimum wait time. The longer you wait the better it will get. You can just dip in and go full strength anytime but I will post after two weeks.
He didn't show because this doesn't work. If anything it is extremely weak, way too weak to make any noticeable difference. At this point he's just watering. Nothing extra just low IQ
I posted the results. Just wanted to make sure you know.
I do this all my kitchen scraps!
Yes, you can add just about anything to it. Even meats and guts but it gets a lot more stinky haha. I also add egg shells and coffee grounds.
They are so sweet!!
Those Zinnias are amazing! I’m hoping mine turn out as well as yours. It’s funny, I planted those same little butterfly flowers that you did! (The name of them escapes me.). Your turnips are EPIC! Awesome job!
Greetings from Louisiana
Howdy from California! don't forget to hit that like button! haha
Way ahead of you @@thelonelyhomesteader943
Wait no rubber ducky
Well I thought a rubber turtle would be enough! haha
I love them! Such great dogs.
Best dogs I ever owned!
Ball ball give me the balllllll
Greetings from Louisiana
Hello there!
Hard work is always rewarded 😊
Absolutely!!
new mexico? lol sure looks like new mexico:)
I'm in California! Some of my videos are from my first homestead in the high desert in the Antelope Valley area. Now I'm in the high desert of Anza California. In both places I try to focus on building the desert soil into good usable soil for growing food. Thanks for watching!
Looks great, well done.
Looking good
Thanks
Looking forward to seeing your progress.
Thanks, Your place is looking Amazing! I'll have to do a property tour and tell some of my ideas of turning this high desert into a productive environment! I'm thinking some terracing and swales. If yo have any suggestions, let me know.
@@thelonelyhomesteader943 definitely earthworks are a must,lots of mulch. Finding plants that work in your environment is another thing I'm working on. I'm trying to naturalize a lot of plants too. That way I don't need to do anything but eat them. So far diakon radishes,pak choy,and mustards seem to work.
Looking good
Thanks, still been real cold here so it has been tough growing so far!
Or maybe a grass devil
Maybe weed devil. haha
@@thelonelyhomesteader943 haha. no not that kind of grass. Grass, like you know, lawn or prairie grass or something
That's not a dust devil that's for sure. I think that's a tumbleweed devil.
Nice sharing 🎉🎉 stay connected friend 🎉
Thank you, I will
Greetings from Louisiana
Hello there!
Looking a little wet
Yes it's an epic year for California!
What's up Paul it's Tim. Met you today you are with Calvin . pretty cool Channel
Nice meeting you yesterday! We will have to talk some more soon.
😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
Looking good
Thanks 👍
Damn I wish I was that fast lol
Lol!
Doing a good job 👍
Thanks so much!
@@thelonelyhomesteader943 you're welcome
Good job
Thanks
shed looks great. Are you building it to live in or something else??
I'm building it for a client and it's going to be a tack room for horse tack. There will be a round pen right outside the back door. If I was building it for me I would definitely live in it. It would make a nice tiny home. Wait till you see it with the front porch! Should be posting that this week!
Happy New Year my brother
Same to you bro!
How's it going
It is going good! That sausage on your page sure looked good! haha
Why the pipe?
Hey Bob, so the pipe has multiple holes drilled in it. You can poor water in it and it will disperse through the whole pile. It also allows more are through out the pile.
@@thelonelyhomesteader943 great idea
What's the white powder your putting on ?
That is the chicken manure
Getting it done
Very productive garden brother. Lucy is gorgeous. Congratulations.
Thank you kindly
Greetings from Louisiana
Thanks bro, hope you enjoy the struggle and the joy!!!
Always good to jam
Looking good
Thanks 👍
@@thelonelyhomesteader943 gotta love cooking. I'm a mad scientist in the kitchen. Surprisingly it always turns out except for cheese lovers pizza.
@@kpheathen9370 Yes I have seen your videos! If you need any help with pizza, let me know. I'm quit the coinsurer! haha I built my own outdoor wood fired pizza oven! I'll have to show that in a video!
I'm with you. I prefer savory. Your harvest looks awesome bro!
Wait till you see the front porch jam session were we devour some heirloom tomatoes! haha
Good evening from Louisiana
Thanks for Watching my friend!!! Form Comifornia! haha
Boy that’s good and hot . Well done 10 mins each side your good
Not if you like it rare! haha maybe 2 minutes on each side. Depending on how you like your meat done! haha
Doing better than my garden the heat wiped me out
Well that is sad! Maybe try shade cloth like I do. That is how I got the cabbage, brassicas going when it was still pretty hot. It is in the 80's now and they can handle that.
I'm so sorry Paul!!! Hugs!!!!
Thoughts are with ya bud RIP