That was funny seeing Bill from Alaska Last Frontier Homestead showing up. It was good meeting you both at Bill's place for the BBQ. You will definitely have plenty of tomatoes for all kinds of things to can. The one thing I find about goats is, their friendliness but, mostly their eyes, kinda eerie, lol. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching John. I get it. I used to be terrified of goats. But I was in first grade a big goat attacked me at the bus stop. So that pretty much ruined me for life. That’s why I like these teeny tiny Nigerian dwarf goats. They’re about 80 pounds soaking wet.😊
That variety of tomatoes seems to be highly resilient. It’s supposed to be a Siberian variety or something like that. I’m definitely seed saving from those plants this year. The stems have tons of little root hairs trying to grow out even halfway up the plant. Much higher than on your regular variety tomatoes. I’m thinking these might be a winner for us. Now if I can just get them out of the house a little earlier next year will be golden. Have a great week Miss Val. They’re still alive and have started producing more flowers and developing the fruit. So far so good.
I'm impressed with how your poor tangled tomato plants look at the end. The one lonely cherry tomato plant I got for the front porch REALLY seems to like the liquid fish I've been using for fertilizer. (Fish emulsion) Hopefully, your tomatoes maintain their sense of humor, developed by struggling INSIDE for window access & go CRAZY for you in the greenhouse! They should feel lucky to have a FANCY new home - complete with a FANCY door! (I LOVE that door!) I didnt realize goats shouldn't have animal crackers. Gotta be really, really careful or ya learn something new every day!!😂 Sweet goats... even the ones with feathers!!😉 How cute is the one hiding in the wheelbarrow??❤❤ Fun video you guys. Looks like the to do list is coming right along! Have an awesome week! 🙏🙏
@FlatTireFarm-AlaskaOffgrid I'm just gonna guess that all the laughter 🤣🤣 is directly related to my "to-do list" comment... just trying to be encouraging!😁😎
Hey friend. There’s always things to do around here. And we can complain and be grouchy about it. Or we could appreciate that we get to do these things together. We are truly blessed. Have a great week friend. 😊
Nice greenhouse. Animal crackers are still good at my age. Milk is good. Nice neighbor with the free chicken snacks. Snacks for the chickens and not biting you. Oh my goodness. Baby chicks. Wheelbarrow is mine now. Smart handle hack. Some people call homesteaders hoarders. I call them innovative. Look at those beautiful roots. Puns galore. Ah, the sound of rain on the roof top. Ta..da. lol. Treasure. Pretty moth. Hi, Bill. Hat fits. I checked his video out. Long ride to the cabin because of down trees. Stay safe my friends ☺️
You are sweet. You know, in a perfect world inside my brain, everything is nice and neat and color-coded and labeled. But my world just never works out to be that way so I had to learn to be flexible. It hasn’t been an easy road, but I’m almost there.
I hope they produce a lot of tomatoes! Several years ago I started watching another channel that is up in northern Canada and she decided that the cherry tomatoes was the best for her to plant and even cans them because they produce so many and so quickly. The short growing season you have makes tomatoes and peppers a real challenge.
I need to look into finding a good producing cherry tomato for our climate. There are a few varieties of tomatoes that have consistently done well for me. We can’t grow the big beef steak type tomatoes, but ones that are anywhere from an inch and a half to 2 1/2 inch globe, we can grow those. Subarctic plenty is a good one for us. Also, early Tanana is a good tomato, which was developed here in Alaska. I think we’re just really struggling with the timing of getting the garden prepped in time and getting our infrastructure in place in time before the beginning of the season gets away from us. We’re working on it, and we’ll get there. :-)
@@FlatTireFarmHomesteadingAlaska i thought about trying the short season produce myself but it can’t handle our heat! When it gets over 90 degrees the flowers fall off. It seemed like a good idea at the time.
@@FlatTireFarmHomesteadingAlaska yeah they can’t handle the heat and we often get over 100 in my area and will have 80% humidity. I live in southwest Missouri near Branson, not Deep South.
Goats love all kinds of human food. They get all our veggie and fruit scraps. You could also dig a trench for your tomatoes. You just take off all the leaves except the top ones and bury those in the trench. Then you just have a short top. I hope that is a good explanation. love the sound of the rain in the greenhouse.
@FlatTireFarm-AlaskaOffgrid yeah... apparently all the little hairs on the stem will make roots. I haven't tried it yet, but lots of people apparently do & with success!
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Looks amazing
Thanks Gloria! It’s like a tropical rainforest in there. I love it!
good video! Looking forward to seeing how the tomatoes do this season. Thanks for the plug!
So far they are not dead. Ha!
Yall have a great setup! Garden looks awesome! I came over from Mr Bill's channel. Subbed! Yall take care!
Thanks friend! We love Bill. 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting.
I love the noise of rain
The rain is really lovely from inside the greenhouse isn’t it. Have a great week Miss Gloria.
That was funny seeing Bill from Alaska Last Frontier Homestead showing up. It was good meeting you both at Bill's place for the BBQ. You will definitely have plenty of tomatoes for all kinds of things to can. The one thing I find about goats is, their friendliness but, mostly their eyes, kinda eerie, lol. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching John. I get it. I used to be terrified of goats. But I was in first grade a big goat attacked me at the bus stop. So that pretty much ruined me for life. That’s why I like these teeny tiny Nigerian dwarf goats. They’re about 80 pounds soaking wet.😊
Those silly goats sure are cute! Hope them tomatoes survive. I just watched some shorts of Bill at a meet up...was cool. 😊
Thanks for supporting my friend, Jewels. So far the tomatoes are alive! Whoop!
@@FlatTireFarmHomesteadingAlaska always happy to see a video from you guys. Glad the tomatoes are surviving 😊
@@jewels7832 ❤️
That crazy duck 😂😂. Animals are looking great. Nice handle! You two did a great job on the tomatoes. Now 🙏🏻🙏🏻. Val C
That variety of tomatoes seems to be highly resilient. It’s supposed to be a Siberian variety or something like that. I’m definitely seed saving from those plants this year. The stems have tons of little root hairs trying to grow out even halfway up the plant. Much higher than on your regular variety tomatoes. I’m thinking these might be a winner for us. Now if I can just get them out of the house a little earlier next year will be golden. Have a great week Miss Val. They’re still alive and have started producing more flowers and developing the fruit. So far so good.
Interesting! Siberian tomatoes who knew ? Sounds like a winner to me😊
Right?!
I'm impressed with how your poor tangled tomato plants look at the end. The one lonely cherry tomato plant I got for the front porch REALLY seems to like the liquid fish I've been using for fertilizer. (Fish emulsion) Hopefully, your tomatoes maintain their sense of humor, developed by struggling INSIDE for window access & go CRAZY for you in the greenhouse! They should feel lucky to have a FANCY new home - complete with a FANCY door! (I LOVE that door!)
I didnt realize goats shouldn't have animal crackers. Gotta be really, really careful or ya learn something new every day!!😂
Sweet goats... even the ones with feathers!!😉 How cute is the one hiding in the wheelbarrow??❤❤
Fun video you guys. Looks like the to do list is coming right along! Have an awesome week! 🙏🙏
Thanks Miss Sandi! Goats shouldn’t really have refined wheat. 😊They shouldn’t have styrofoam either, but that doesn’t stop them. Ha!
@@FlatTireFarmHomesteadingAlaska 🤣🤣🤣
@@sandijammes7761 😂
@FlatTireFarm-AlaskaOffgrid I'm just gonna guess that all the laughter 🤣🤣 is directly related to my "to-do list" comment... just trying to be encouraging!😁😎
@@sandijammes7761 You, my dear, are always encouraging. ❤️
You two make that work look like fun even though I’m sure it’s not. Keep the videos coming.
Hey friend. There’s always things to do around here. And we can complain and be grouchy about it. Or we could appreciate that we get to do these things together. We are truly blessed. Have a great week friend. 😊
Nice greenhouse. Animal crackers are still good at my age. Milk is good. Nice neighbor with the free chicken snacks. Snacks for the chickens and not biting you. Oh my goodness. Baby chicks. Wheelbarrow is mine now. Smart handle hack. Some people call homesteaders hoarders. I call them innovative. Look at those beautiful roots. Puns galore. Ah, the sound of rain on the roof top. Ta..da. lol. Treasure. Pretty moth. Hi, Bill. Hat fits. I checked his video out. Long ride to the cabin because of down trees. Stay safe my friends ☺️
I really love your video synapsis comments. So unique. Really lets me know what you think all the points are. 😊
New to your channel, the animals and tomatoes you harvested looked great. The hut is awesome and good luck with your plants.
Hey friend! Nice to have have you along on our crazy adventure. Have a great week and thanks for watching. 😊
I love the sound of the rain! Plus I want to be Miss Chrystal when I grow up. 😅 I care to much about trying to get everything to turn out perfect. 😅
You are sweet. You know, in a perfect world inside my brain, everything is nice and neat and color-coded and labeled. But my world just never works out to be that way so I had to learn to be flexible. It hasn’t been an easy road, but I’m almost there.
I hope they produce a lot of tomatoes! Several years ago I started watching another channel that is up in northern Canada and she decided that the cherry tomatoes was the best for her to plant and even cans them because they produce so many and so quickly. The short growing season you have makes tomatoes and peppers a real challenge.
I need to look into finding a good producing cherry tomato for our climate. There are a few varieties of tomatoes that have consistently done well for me. We can’t grow the big beef steak type tomatoes, but ones that are anywhere from an inch and a half to 2 1/2 inch globe, we can grow those. Subarctic plenty is a good one for us. Also, early Tanana is a good tomato, which was developed here in Alaska. I think we’re just really struggling with the timing of getting the garden prepped in time and getting our infrastructure in place in time before the beginning of the season gets away from us. We’re working on it, and we’ll get there. :-)
@@FlatTireFarmHomesteadingAlaska i thought about trying the short season produce myself but it can’t handle our heat! When it gets over 90 degrees the flowers fall off. It seemed like a good idea at the time.
@@Mindy56743 Wow! The flowers fall off. Crazy!
@@FlatTireFarmHomesteadingAlaska yeah they can’t handle the heat and we often get over 100 in my area and will have 80% humidity. I live in southwest Missouri near Branson, not Deep South.
@@Mindy56743 Sounds hot and sticky there. I don’t think I’m cool enough to handle your weather. Ha!😊
Goats love all kinds of human food. They get all our veggie and fruit scraps. You could also dig a trench for your tomatoes. You just take off all the leaves except the top ones and bury those in the trench. Then you just have a short top. I hope that is a good explanation. love the sound of the rain in the greenhouse.
That’s a smart idea with the trench!
@@FlatTireFarmHomesteadingAlaska Not my idea but I've had to do it many times!! 😂 Some years I get to eager to start and of course it's not good.
@FlatTireFarm-AlaskaOffgrid yeah... apparently all the little hairs on the stem will make roots. I haven't tried it yet, but lots of people apparently do & with success!
@@sandijammes7761 Here’s to hardy plants!
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Mulberry Branch Farm for home made goat treats
Yes, there is a better use of mosquitoes!
Ha! Free protein! Thanks for watching friend. 😊