Morning Chores FARM TOUR! | Meet All My Animals!
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In this video, I do my morning animal chores on the farm and introduce each one of my precious animals: Alpacas, goats, miniature donkeys, piggies, dogs, ducks, geese, cows, chickens, bunny and a Lucy Pig. Along the way, I give some tips I've learned over the years as well on keeping them.
Thanks for watching!
Anne
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0:00 Intro
0:32 Chickens
2:22 Ducks and Geese
4:01 Chickens (Egg Layers)
5:18 Miniature Donkeys
6:31 New Dairy Cow
8:21 Goats
8:55 Colorado Mountain Dogs
9:33 A story about goat escapes
11:15 Lucy Pig
11:42 Piggies
14:11 Alpacas
14:47 Bunny
15:16 Alpacas (cont.)
18:20 New Dairy Cow (cont.)
21:34 Milking the Goat
24:21 A quick word from our sponsor
25:34 Filter the milk
26:14 Cows
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I'm Anne of All Trades. In NASHVILLE, I have a woodworking, blacksmithing and fabrication shop, a selection of furry friends, and an organic farm. Whether you've got the knowledge, tools, time or space to do the things you've always wanted to do, everything is "figureoutable."
I became "Anne of All Trades" out of necessity. With no background in farming or making things, I wanted to learn to raise my own food, fix things when they break and build the things I need.
8 years ago I got my first pet, planted my first seed and picked up my first tool.
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Anne thanks for the great tour! but is this a hobby farm or there is good revenue coming from it ?
The way our farm generates revenue is very different than most farms do, but it is very much a business. If it were just a "hobby farm," I'd advise any sane person to find a new hobby. In addition to raising almost all our own food, I work in cooperation with several other farmers to sell items privately and at farmer's markets. I raise and sell livestock, dairy, meat and hay, but we don't do anything on a large enough scale to generate measurable income beyond covering all the costs incurred by various farming endeavors: the purchase of livestock, the cost of feed, seeds, other farm incidentals, the occasional small infrastructure and/or implement purchase. Big infrastructure/improvement costs, the cost of purchasing our land, and the cost of my time would bankrupt a small farm business like this in a hurry if it weren't for the real purpose of the farm, which is as a mechanism for my education business: I write for several magazines and travel the country teaching workshops about small scale farming, homesteading and self-sufficiency/traditional skillsets. It would be possible to generate more income from the farming endeavors, but there is a law of diminishing returns there. I enjoy the scale I currently do things, and scaling further would make it a lot less enjoyable for me personally, because I don’t really have any intention of leaving my full time job- the balance is fun for me.
Anne thanks for your prompt response. This clarifies a lot
@@AnneofAllTrades hi Anne I like to help you the farmers is ok for you
@@AnneofAllTrades and next time ok
@@AnneofAllTrades you have all of my respect!
“This is Johnny: love of my life. And this is June … who’s also here.” 😂
😂😂😂😅
All I can say is WOW!!!!! You are amazing! Your farm is amazing. How much you must learn everyday. I wish I could join you! The work is never-ending. Have fun. So glad I found you here! This is more fun than gping on a shopping spree~
Thanks for watching! So glad you’re here!🙏
What a beautiful geese. You even gave them name. That is indicating that how's much you love them
You are an extremely hard worker, I love farms
lime will help with the flies and bugs, ticks, smells.
I get 'First Saturday Lime' can even be dusted on them. 💚
Hi Dianne where are you from-?
That goat had fun
*Anne, Thank you for the tour of all your animals on your farm. I am so impressed that you remember all their names. They must take up so much of your daily waking hours too.*
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Love love your animal's names. Keep the name Butter. It's perfect. Your videos are both informative and entertaining.
Anne, quite impressed how you have your hand on everything and do it well!
This lady is awesome!
Best commentary every. Was fun to listen to and also watch!!!
Perfect names for the Alpacas 😂 "George is somewhere over there" That was so fitting. (He's my favorite Beatle)
Mine too!! He wrote the weirdest, best songs :)
@@AnneofAllTrades While My Guitar Gently Weeps is one of the all time best! It doesn't get the recognition it deserves.
As a first time watcher, I enjoyed seeing your farm, and your animals are so cute!
Wow! You two have really up'd your game! These videos are great 👍🏻 ❤
Very nice of you to say. 🙏 Thanks for watching, Tim! 🙌
Butters: Joan Milkovich
I love this video! Glad I found your channel.
I love your videos! I started watching you five years ago for the woodworking and now also for the homesteading!
Wow, thank you!
Thank you! I love seeing your animals 🐕🐝🌲🌻
this is beautiful ❤❤❤
Great video production Anne and Adam, love the tour and all the animals. Wonderful to see you and them all so happy and healthy.
I just found your channel after you did a collab with Goldshaw Farms. You talk to your animals the way I talk to mine and its so satisfying.
Love ur energy towards ur animals ur blessed
I love the idea of having your own farm and growing your own food and having animals :)
We had artisan growing up. Flow went to a giant bathtub, pump from the bathtub to the house with overflow to the pond. BEST water ever. AND we never were without water when we were without power. Many times we went with buckets and kettles to the water tank
Anne, what an amazing farm you have! Who would guess how much work it takes, you are amazing!
I love all the names of all the animals. 💜
I like everything about your 800,100 animals,and above all,your sense of humour and Lucy.
Never thought I'd say this, but I found you on Facebook last night and low and behold the people in my phone directed me to your TH-cam chanel. Delightful!
Glad you’re here, the videos and the community are much better here ❤️
Great video and animal tour, you certainly have so much variety and smart critters. You and Adam have put together an excellent tutorial of caring for all the managerie, thank you for sharing this!
This is like heaven to me tbh. I wish i could have a farm one day.
wow, what a nice life!
Your farm is excellent.
Love it! Thank you so much for posting this! It reminded of the time decades ago, that I got the crap beat out of me by three geese on my cousin's farm in update NY! Good times.
Interesting tour. Thanks for posting, and thumbs up!
If you freeze water bottles full of water and drop them in the animals water supplies it helps..they will have ice cold water
Great tour, Anne. Thank you very much.
Thanks Anne. ~ city slicker Tammy 😊
Wow, what a way to start your day! Thank you for sharing it!
Buttercup. Probably too late. Have to say, you are an inspiration. Seems like farming is a lost art in younger generations. You are a breath of fresh air ❤
I could never hop a nylon fence the way you do! I'm just too old with hip issues. Love your dogs!
You’re very funny , I’m sick in bed but you had me laughing.
Hope you feel better!!
Annie, This is Downtown Motown Checking In and you totally captured me with Aretha Franklin; I feel as though it's a sign to keep going with my Off-Grid Dreams; N/S; I luv it!!!!!
I love how the cow at the end is just creeping up on you its so cute❤😂
Jnull0 made a self starting fan for his rabbits using computer fans and a small solar panel on top of the rabbit pen. When the sun shines the fan turns on. Really looks good for keeping rabbits cool.
You can save you dogs hair for birds for their nests and you can spin it for making your own yarn!❤😊
You have a great sense of humour . New subscriber.
Oh my goodness, I enjoyed this video so much. Especially those names Aretha Franklin and Kevin Bacon. You're a hoot! Thanks for the tour.
You should try 45% vinegar to spray under electric fence wire so you don't have to weed eat all the time.
I tried vinegar- I just heard about acetic acid being a better option. I’m gonna try that next
This is awesome, great job. She looks like a Daisy
Thanks!
Great way to start a day, Anne!
I love this channel. How wonderful and you take such good care of your animals
I just subscribed and found you this morning! I will share so my friends can see your content too! Have a great day!
Great video
Ur a superb mum
Wife
God bless
All Lovely but 2goose my favourite 💙❤️
you're doing all of your chores in open toe sandels???? that seems crazy. Love the video and thank you for bringing us along. Props to the videographer
it's 100 degrees outside. Pinky toe roulette is worth it in this weather 😅
Oh my … I thought I had a lot of animals
Mad respect girl!
Blessings on you
I've been watching for a few years now and love watching you continue to grow as a person. I am so proud of what you have achieved. You are amazing. Sending love from our family to you. xx
Thank you so much!!
I didn't know you yet, TH-cam played your video after another was done. You had my attention right away and I subscribed. 😀💜
So glad you’re here!
Oh my, it is nice that you can remember each one's name. I sometimes forget my kids' names and called all at once.
Btw... you have very nice arms. 💪
Great tour 😊
you need one of those hravy duty farm wagons.
Wow look great❤❤❤
I was reading an article from somewhere and it was saying that if you plant herbs around the ducks, geese and chickens homes, it will cut down on the amount of flies near them.
that is true!
Doontkey! I love the doontkey!!
So fulfilling
Very nice chickens... Godbless you always ❤❤❤❤🙏
Wow, great video!! I loved every minute of it! You are so delightful to listen to and very well informed because you are obviously very passionate about your farm and animals and it shows!! I truly admire you 💜❤❌⭕
great tour!!!!
That’s hella animals. I raised rabbits at my mom’s house and chickens and roosters at my grandparents house growing up. My uncle raises chickens in his backyard.
I just happened upon your video and I am enjoying it so far. You got me to thinking about how to keep the hawks away from your chickens though, because I have the same problem. And it just occurred to me that putting up fake owls might be a solution so I googled it and sure enough, according to Google fake owls will help keep your chickens safe. I wish I would have thought of it for myself a few years ago but it might help both of us now.
We had two jerseys that were nearly identical to yours and their names or cinnamon and honey respectively. Keep up the good work.
I have used the plastic owls and it’s tough to quantify how much of a difference they actually made, but happy to report since I brought the chickens closer in to the buildings (and closer to the LGD’s that guard my goats) I’ve not lost a chicken to a predator of any kind in a couple years.
Every day? You and "all" farmers are amazingly busy folks.
"Lama Pops!" lol 😂
Thank you for sharing your video, being woman you are so hardwork and you can be inspiration for many woman. Stay blessed and keeo sharing good videos. Live happily 😊
Awesomeness 😎👍👏👏👏👏
Sounds like Jeffery had a couple of Great nights 😹😸😺 and thanks for the warning about Alpaca spit 🙀 ** note to self **: never get
within a country mile of an Alpaca !! 😸 / love the Dogs and Barn Kitty got missed in the introductions 😺
Daisy ❤
An award for the most awesome human being goes to.... ?
We all know who that award goes to .....
U r amazing
Lol, alpacapoo haircuts! ❤
Awesome video Anne love your farm
What a fantastic life you have my dear by living between these incredible animals and this beautiful nature, it's so inspiring for me to do a similar job where I live here in Brazil 😊
Daisy sounds like a good cow name.
Johnny abd June look like Great Pyrenees crossed with Lab.
They are Colorado Mountain dogs, a newer breed with Pyr and Antolian Shepherd genetics
Jeffrey got that dawg in him.
I love all kinds of animals! I haven’t been on a farm since I was a kid!
Your animals are so cool, and you have a lot of animals!
Cobb Hill Farms has a goose named Cheese as a guardian for their layers. Roosters also defend the flocks.
Butters : Amy Fleming -Heartland
Fantastic
Wonderful video, fun and informative. I like the name Butter ; )
Great video!!!
Lmao, 2 am and here I am laughing at this poor woman feeding those pigs.
Iam so happy listening to you and your videos.haha.
Wow! You are awesome, just came across your channel. New subber here. Love what your doing.❤
When she said 800,101 I was like dang girl you are never getting those chores done!
Just a small tip. The alpacas are less likely to choke if you place their food at ankle height. Gives them a chance to swallow before lifting their heads. That and soaking the pellets helps a lot!
Anne, I hope you, Adam, and everyone are doing well. Shalom.
I want to come for a visit. ❤🎉❤😊
Love seeing your farm! Hope to see it in person sometime. :)
We’d love to have y’all!
yol did the alpacas dirty😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hey Anne! It was so nice meeting you tonight at the VIP dinner. I’m sorry I was so emotional. I really like “Butter!” I kinda like Better Cheddar too though - it’s a little long though? Jeffrey’s a STUD! 😂 Let me know when it’s time to have kids! I’ll come help (and maybe relieve you of a couple if you’d like to sell some). We have 3 Nigerian dwarves now. We are still new to it - never kidded or milked…a goat. The clip idea is a pretty cool trick! I want jersey for dairy and dexter for meat too! I’ll have to work on the hubby for the dexter though. He’s excited about angus. The disease testing video was very informational and perfectly timed for me since I’m looking now for my dairy cow. I’ve done one farm visit but struggling to find a2/a2 no grain dairy lines.
Hey! It was so great chatting last year. Looking forward to this year! Shoot me an email marketing@anneofalltrades.com and we can get you on the list for some babies! When cow time comes, look into getting a Jersey/Dexter (Belfair) girl if you can, a2a2 is more likely in that cross, the teats are generally better for hand milking, and it’s way easier to keep dairy cows fat on grass without grain because dexters are much easier keepers than jerseys. Bonus, Jersey/Dexter beef is the best beef I’ve ever had, and you can do AI obviously, but if you ever have to get a bull, Dexter bulls are super gentle, but I’d NEVER recommend getting a Jersey bull. They’re a nightmare on small farms.
Found you through gold Shaw farms and happy I did.