When I go to the feed store I ask them if i can have the big card board sheets that come on the pallets. Stores are glad to give you card board. And its Free
I hope so! I moved up here in part to have snowy winters again (I grew up in central Michigan), but last winter we barely got a foot of snow all season!
We'd been getting a lot of rain, so the ground was pretty soft. The big problem is around here the soil has a lot of stone mixed in. That's where the bar came in handy. The point basically pries the stones to the side, making room for the post
You’re doing wonderful! We are doing similar stuff and are documenting it all on our channel as well. Be sure to take your time and have fun along the way!
Thank you so much! Every day is a good day when you're doing something you love! (unless it's 85 degrees with a 90% humidity...) Good luck with your cabin build!
You are such a hard worker and your garden looks so nice. I had to laugh when I saw you pull out the tee bar! 5’2” here… the struggle is real, but you showed who was boss! Awesome job!!!
I used cardboard boxes as much as I could, but when I ran out, I got heavy duty ram board from the hardware store. It's in the flooring section for protecting floors when you're doing demo or construction
When I go to the feed store I ask them if i can have the big card board sheets that come on the pallets. Stores are glad to give you card board. And its Free
That's a great tip! Thank you!
I'll bet you're glad those paths are done and everything's looking great. The chickens seem to be settling in nicely.
I am THRILLED. I don't even know what to do with myself now!
With all the fog you will get alot of snow this winter!But good job with everything you did!
I hope so! I moved up here in part to have snowy winters again (I grew up in central Michigan), but last winter we barely got a foot of snow all season!
@@afargreenhomestead I have a cousin in Paw Paw!
It's all about wet soil is easier to pound into! The dryer the harder it will be! Soak each spot where the posts will go!
We'd been getting a lot of rain, so the ground was pretty soft. The big problem is around here the soil has a lot of stone mixed in. That's where the bar came in handy. The point basically pries the stones to the side, making room for the post
Wow your paths look great. I will have to try the cardboard trick next year instead of constantly fighting with new weeds. Great work
It's amazing the difference it makes! I suggest cardboard over the ram board, but even that little bit helps.
You’re doing wonderful! We are doing similar stuff and are documenting it all on our channel as well. Be sure to take your time and have fun along the way!
Thank you so much! Every day is a good day when you're doing something you love! (unless it's 85 degrees with a 90% humidity...) Good luck with your cabin build!
You are so inspiring!
Wow, thank you! I'm glad to pay it forward from the folks who inspired me!
Your place looks great!!! Nice video.
Thank you!
Look good ❤
Thanks!
You are such a hard worker and your garden looks so nice. I had to laugh when I saw you pull out the tee bar! 5’2” here… the struggle is real, but you showed who was boss! Awesome job!!!
I missed recording bonking myself on the head with the post pounder... Talk about a comedy of errors!
You drilled the holes for the feeder ports too high up the bucket. About an inch from the bottom is best
The chickens don't mind
Doing such a great job! What kind of paper are you using on the ground under the mulch?
I used cardboard boxes as much as I could, but when I ran out, I got heavy duty ram board from the hardware store. It's in the flooring section for protecting floors when you're doing demo or construction
Bet you sleep good at night!
If my cat let's me!