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The Unhurried Farm
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2020
Welcome to The Unhurried Farm; Where we seek to cultivate intentional living (in a hurried world)!
We believe that in our hectic, frenetic world it's important to slow down and live with intention. We are excited to share some slices of life along the way as we learn what intentional living means for us together!
Books We Love: www.unhurriedfarm.com/resources/
Gardening Items We Use and Recommend: www.amazon.com/shop/thebusygardener
Follow our Gardening Channel : The Busy Gardener
th-cam.com/users/thebusygardener
Find us online:
IG: theunhurriedfarm
Site: www.unhurriedfarm.com
We believe that in our hectic, frenetic world it's important to slow down and live with intention. We are excited to share some slices of life along the way as we learn what intentional living means for us together!
Books We Love: www.unhurriedfarm.com/resources/
Gardening Items We Use and Recommend: www.amazon.com/shop/thebusygardener
Follow our Gardening Channel : The Busy Gardener
th-cam.com/users/thebusygardener
Find us online:
IG: theunhurriedfarm
Site: www.unhurriedfarm.com
Easy TWO INGREDIENT Guacamole Salsa Recipe - How To Make A Delicious Guacamole In 2 Minutes
This is the easiest guacamole recipe you'll find! And it's delicious too.
I'm going to show you how to make a really easy guac with just two ingredients: avocados and salsa. You can use whatever kind of salsa you like. Our family prefers prefers medium heat but if you want, go for spicy or mild. Finally getting avocados from our Hass avocado tree. This delicious guacamole tastes even better because of how long it took to get these avocados!
Caring for Avocado Trees: th-cam.com/video/jN0IVKdmQPg/w-d-xo.html
Books We Love: www.unhurriedfarm.com/resources/
Gardening Items We Use and Recommend: www.amazon.com/shop/thebusygardener
Follow our Gardening Channel : The Busy Gardener
th-cam.com/users/thebusygardener
Find us online:
IG: theunhurriedfarm
Site: www.unhurriedfarm.com
Edited by the illustrious Evan M. Gallagher th-cam.com/users/livelongdienever
I'm going to show you how to make a really easy guac with just two ingredients: avocados and salsa. You can use whatever kind of salsa you like. Our family prefers prefers medium heat but if you want, go for spicy or mild. Finally getting avocados from our Hass avocado tree. This delicious guacamole tastes even better because of how long it took to get these avocados!
Caring for Avocado Trees: th-cam.com/video/jN0IVKdmQPg/w-d-xo.html
Books We Love: www.unhurriedfarm.com/resources/
Gardening Items We Use and Recommend: www.amazon.com/shop/thebusygardener
Follow our Gardening Channel : The Busy Gardener
th-cam.com/users/thebusygardener
Find us online:
IG: theunhurriedfarm
Site: www.unhurriedfarm.com
Edited by the illustrious Evan M. Gallagher th-cam.com/users/livelongdienever
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DIY So Easy Chicken Watering Barrel - No More Flowing, Messy Bucket | Food Grade Chicken Waterer
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Does your chicken watering barrel need an upgrade? The DIY Chicken Watering Barrel is one of the easiest ways to keep chickens happy and healthy. All you have to do is drill a hole in the side of a 5-55 gallon bucket (or any food grade container, really!), fill it with water, and voila! You're set. Your chickens will have plenty to drink, without the mess of an open water source. Watch this vid...
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Welcome to The Unhurried Farm! | Cultivating Intentional Living in a Hurried World
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Welcome to The Unhurried Farm! We believe that in our hectic, frenetic world it's important to slow down and live with intention. We are excited to share some slices of life along the way as we learn what intentional living means for us together! Books We Love: www.unhurriedfarm.com/resources/ Gardening Items We Use and Recommend: www.amazon.com/shop/thebusygardener Follow our Gardening Channel...
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Well I’m about to do it by hand lol!
Thank you for this video. We currently have the water cups attached to a 5 gallon bucket. Usually it’s is enough for our seven hens, but on a hot day, they run out of water. I will give this a try.
Chickens eat chicken it's totally normal
Where can I get that blue bucket
I was wondering with that much water in a bin how do you keep it fresh do you add vinegar to it or a little bit of bleach how do you keep it from getting stagnant and bacteria
Where do you get the red dripper things
How do you combat the vacuum pressure as the water gets low? Drill a vent hole? Will that create an algae problem since it won’t be sealed then?
How do you keep the water fresh inside?
The water cycles often enough that it is fresh enough for the chickens. Remember, these are creatures that eat roadkill and live bugs. Their stomachs are tough!
They don’t work worth a crap.
Wow, I love this. Thank you.
Cool
so are you in an area where this could freeze, and if so can you use a water heater?
We're in SoCal, so it never freezes here. But any water heater you'd put into a livestock tank could go in something like this to prevent freezing.
Do you get algae in it?
Very little algae on the sides!
Thanks for The video🙂 hey you know that Worley egg holder thingy ..I have one I bought from a thrift store and that's exactly why I bought it was to put eggs in it🐔
Those things are amazing. They always let you know which eggs are the newest, FIFO! (First In, First Out)
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Great video, I’m ordering some of these for my spoiled birds
These are gonna spoil YOU, with how infrequently you need to water them. 😅
what size drill bit did you use
Suggestion, run a water source in there hook to a bathroom, toilet float that way when the water level goes down the float will at turn on the water and constantly refill itself
That's a great idea for someone who's got consistent "always on" water source. In our case, we moved out coop and it is refilled every time our orchard gets watered.
Thank you for this! I am picking up a drum and the rent a coop kit tomorrow. This is going to allow some autonomy for both the chickens and I in the near future.
Great! I think you're going to love not having to be on top of watering continually.
What state do y’all live in? Really like the easy, slow, country, self reliant life!
We're actually based in Southern California (NOT unhurried), but working at eliminating hurry where we can. It takes work to move at a different pace than society around us. Part of that is working to be intentional about what we say "yes" to.
This was such a great video I loved your smile and how happy you looked and the tutorial was amazing Thank You so much!
Glad you liked it!! I appreciate the encouragement and kind words.
Hills aint easy to tame without a lot of work!
THAT'S for sure... But now over a year since finishing the whole project, we're really glad with how it has all turned out.
Haaa, hey mine eat chicken scrap to! The barrel is the way to go if you have a large flock. My run is not high enough for a barrel and my flock is growing small due to hawks and fox so the 5 gallon bucket is good for me. Good video!
It's tough to lose chickens to predators! Thanks for watching 😃
I have been playing with the idea of doing this myself as well. Live in eastern Colorado where the winters are anything but mild. What do you use to heat yours during the cold months?
We don't hit consistent freezing temps here in SoCal! I know others in freezing climates use a heating coil to keep the water above freezing. Not sure if the nipples have issue freezing, even if the barrel isn't frozen
Love this! You guys are such a blessing.
So sweet, thanks!
I will do it your way
I think you'll be happy with it!
Great job💪👍🙏🙏💞
Thanks for visiting!
Hi! Loved your video! Could you please tell me where to purchase the same barrel as yours??
Hi! Mine was a previously used barrel, but this is essentially the same barrel: amzn.to/3QOogT0
I was first watching one of your vids on planting an orchard so... I tried to find out WHERE you are. After several minutes of searching, I came across this initial vid in which it's mentioned that you live in Southern CA. WHY don't gardening vids post RIGHT IN THE TITLE where the gardener is? I mean, I've wasted plenty of time on vids that are not at ALL helpful in the end because my region is so drastically different than theirs. Gardeners- PLEASE post your location in a very obvious and easy to find spot!
Hi Kathy! Sorry for the confusion. Many of the principles in my vids apply across climates. There are numerous variables that ANY grower will need to account for, even with the same city (topography of their property, soil type, shade, etc). I hope you were able to get some takeaways
Where did you find your drum?
Hey Kristy! The drum was a previously used drum, but this is a good option if you don't have a supply near you: amzn.to/3QOogT0
I just bought these water things you suggested thank you. So how do feed and what, how often?
We feed our chickens a lay-pellet from our local feed store! We also feed our kitchen scraps, weeds, and bug eaten garden veggies. We keep their lay pellets topped off, and find that our now 18 chickens go through about 30-35lb of feed a week.
i use a gutter from the roof so if if make the rapture y chickns will get water and you should place the drum in a huge low waterpan you wont loose so much water
That's a great idea!
4:38 look who's looking from the window
Chicken creeper lol
Where can I purchase these barrels?
Check Craigslist
I like to slice the avocado in half, then in half again, then just peal back the skin. As long as it is ripe enough the skin just peals back and you don't have to spoon it out at all. Not sure if that works on fresh avocados though.
Oooh, yum! We've tried that peeling method. That preserves even more of the avocado goodness
Subscribe if you want to see more Unhurried Farm! *What is your favorite guacamole ingredient (besides avocado 😂)?? Let us know!*
Growing up we just had a 5 gallon bucket cut in half with an aquarium (fish tank) heater in it to try to keep it from always freezing (zone 7). I remember catching some "pet" tadpoles and keeping them in the bucket, but then the pet chickens ate them all.
These chickens will eat ANYTHING that moves lol
👍🏼 .. U might strap the barrel to a post and make EQ proof too 🤠
That is a GOOD call!
*How are you watering your chickens and other backyard poultry?* We were surprised at how easy it was to use these Rent-a-Coop Watering nipples: amzn.to/3t6Uu0e
Trenching for electricity (lights, electrical heaters, outdoor fans) and water and gas lines (fire pits).
How do you plan or keep track of garden tasks throught year.
Can you make a video about grafting plum trees?
I'd love to see what you will be posting. Any tips on growing citrus/stone fruit trees in containers would be great. Also, if you have any tips on how and how much to prune gnarly unpruned trees, that would be great.
LOVE SEEING you on the big Screen Cameron! I would love to know more about Stone Fruit and the best planting process and best fertilizers for stone fruit!
As a fellow IE so-cal gardener with a busy life with kids..I would love to see how you manage your garden through the seasons and how you incorporate it into your home (while keeping the kids interested as well). Thanks! Excited foe this channel
I'd love to see content on container gardening for apt dwellers
Would like to see more on soil preparation for the next season to come.
Soil amendments have always been a topic I’d like to know more about
Would love to see different arbor designs and plantings that are good options for them :)