Time for a few cameras. They don’t cost that much and they show everything. We have them and love them. At least with a camera you know what you are dealing with. Good luck✌️🇺🇸❤️❤️❤️
Arlo. We have had ours outside in the direct rain, blazing sun and humidity for three years now and they are still working like new! You can watch live from your phone or computer. Great night vision. Microphone and other great features.
Concrete floors. After you described the intended use of the space, concrete with a sealer would be much easer to clean and sanitize. Since you will be heating the space, foam board installed under the concrete is recommended.
I would definitely do the concrete floor. In the long run, it is more likely the building will stay where it is, and you'll be happier with the concrete for insulation and cleanliness. Sorry for the loss of the bunnies. I'm glad you added some secure locking latches. I wish I could train my dog as well as you have trained your pack! 😂
If you do concrete, a vapor barrier will help with condensation. I think it's worth a roll of plastic. Insulate the metal roof or it will condensate. Pole barn insulation at least on the roof. Believe they sell it in rolls 8 ft long. If you use bat insulation you will need some sort of vapor barrier. I just put metal on the inside to
Definitely concrete! You wouldn’t have to deal with weeds growing between the slats like in the greenhouse. Also, if you put a couple of drains in the floor, you could hose the floor down to keep it clean.
Your plans for the pole barn sound so amazing, no matter what floor you choose. I do think maybe it might be easier to regulate the temperature if you have a concrete floor, and also there would be less opportunity for hungry field mice etc to chew their way up through the floor to look for snacks or make a nest. You can always hire a concrete breaker if you ever do decide to move the barn. There's also the option of using patio slabs (not sure what they're called in America), like David did for the floor in his Patiowell shed. That looked very practical and very nice.
The 41.36 needs one of those machines Gary & Mary have. That would help you all out alot especially going to and around the pond. You could make all kinds of trails. ❤❤
I was thinking the same thing since they don’t have a closed in house to put them in. Maybe it would be safer to at least close in what you do have and make a door for it just to be safe. Just a thought guy’s.
So sorry on the loss on your 4 rabbits. Bella is so sweet and adorable to watch her run with her ears flip flopping around. I think you need to do another party on the 41... and have everyone bring their mowers, zero turns and tractors with the cutting piece to the property and do a huge mowing party lol. I love how the dogs all know to wait for their food as well, so very well trained. OK i had to come back and talk about the pole barn. I think a concrete flooring would be good in the long run, wood tends to rot out. If you wanted to move the barn you have a laid floor that could maybe be the base for an out door screen area or out door kitchen and what Roxanne was talking about all is just as great! Thanks for taking us along and I am loving the over grown veggie garden and the pretty flowers during your filming. Much peace to you all.
Anthony, the reason you think that way is because, it is the military in you. I am retired Army, and i still think like that. Pack up and move it over there. Keep up the good work brother.
It is time for some trail cams to see who or what is helping itself to your food. I would have thought that if it were an animal that took the bunnies that there would be blood and fur about. It is lovely to see that Bruce has learnt his manners and now sits and waits patiently until he is told to eat. He has turned into a loveable hound dog.
Stop, stop, stop blaming yourselves! Short of housing the bunnies, or all of your animals for that matter, UNDER YOUR BED!! You can't be in all places at all times! Besides, you can't fix what you didn't know was broken. The important thing is you are addressing the problem right away. But having said that... you might want to invest in a trail camera! Just in case the culprit is of a "non-furry" persuasion.😂😂😂 You guys are incredible! Please allow yourselves a little grace. ❤ I love you guys and you're doing a wonderful job!!! 🥰😍🤩❤️💖💕🙏🙏🙏
Anthony if you for concert and then it doesn't work out and you have to move your shed, you could always turn the concert patio into a entertainment area. Just a thought.
Concrete is the way to go easy to maintain lasts longer than wood. And thinking of the future you could always make it a tiny house for guests etc. I think concrete is faster and about the same price of wood.
Anthony, if you go with a concrete floor, you're going to need a lot of gravel in order to bring it up level first. Then it has to be tamped in, and add rebar for reinforcement. Once it is poured, you have to cut at least one relief line through the center. That way if it shifts, the whole floor doesn't just break apart into crumbles. As for the other 2/3rds. I would close in the third in the middle, and put in a sliding door on the last third, so you can keep the weather and critters out.
You guys have gone to the dogs. HeeHee You are my kind of people. Dog lovers are good people. So glad Miss Lillian is better. God was sure watching over her. Cement
Amazing how you trained the dogs,especially Bruce to wait on their eating! You asked for opinions about your flooring. I thought I was the only one who second guessed myself! You have a very nice structure there so pour concrete. Run a 2 by 4 across your opening at the height you want. Pull what rock you have to spare in that direction and level towards the back. 3.5 inches deep should be plenty of concrete!
What a gorgeous day you have there! it's a bit too hot but all in all a beautiful day. Here we just had a storm go through my area.Your Tomatoes are flourishing now. Are still making spaghetti sauce and causes for other dishes? Bella is a great addition to your homestead. She's adorable! Have a lovely rest of your day. Bonnie from the Heartland💕
Rox, you should succession plant your cucumbers. If you plant the first ones, wait like 45 days, and plant some more, you can keep them coming all summer long. Considering your weather, you should be able to do 3 plantings per year.
🥺😢 for the Rabbits. I thank God the other rabbits are safe. THERE ARE KASA CAMS THAT U CAN PUT UP USING AN APP TO MONITOR 24/7/365 YOUR ENTIRE PROPERTY. I TRULY ENJOY UR CHANNEL & LUV ALL THE ANIMALS, AS WELL . LITTLE BELLA & LILLIAN R PERFECT FOR EACH OTHER. GOD BLESS YOU YOUR FAMILY THE WONDERFUL ANIMALS & ALL YOU AND UR WIFE DO. 🌹💕💃👍LUV THE VIBE🎉
sorry for your loss and Locks are a good idea. Someone knows how to unlock doors hummmm..I'm over the moon Lillian is home, and you got her a buddy who is so cute xoxox
❤love Bella, and the slab os a great idea. Maybe think about building a carport closer to the house cause that hot weather and rain sure doing damage to your cars paint. And by building a carport you can drive under it and be covered to get in the house. Im so happy for you all, your home is a huge blessing. 😊
You are in the country where critters live. With a wood floor you could have critters living in the open space; that would not happen with a concrete floor. So I say pour concrete and move on. Jus my opinion. Cameras would be nice to keep an eye out for critters looking for a meal, and live traps so you could relocate if any are caught. So yes cameras are needed.
That is so strange. No evidence of dead bodies. They were just picked up and removed? That doesn’t sound like an animal predator. Mostly of the human kind. WIERD.
I’m sorry about the rabbits. I love Bella, she’s so cute. I’d do a concrete floor in the pole barn, but the canning area you may want something different. If you drop glass on concrete it’s going to break. Someone mentioned drains, and that a good idea too. Your tomatoes are beautiful.
Since you are going to use it as a pantry yes I would concrete the floor. Can't wait to see the completed project. The concrete floor will keep out critters.
Concrete is great, but the ready made is very expensive. You guys have a mixer so you could mix it yourselves, but the wood floor would be OK too. You Did a nice job in the greenhouse.
Look for burning bushes to plant in front of the flag. Mine was 6 ft tall x 4ft wide in Michigan it was huge turned red burgundy color in the fall. I bet lilacs would grow good there seeing you do get snow and cold. ❤❤ Glad your tomatoes grew good this year.
Both possum and raccoon in particular can open those hook locks, easy peasy- mink, stoat, weasel? If the paw prints aren’t’ real obvious, could be one on those. The grass is looking nice!
I especially enjoyed this episode in spite of the sad loss. You both seemed more relaxed than you have been? IDK . I always enjoy the "b" rolls, too and the editing. I think a slab floor would be better all around. You can NEVER know how your vision/plans may change or anticipate the reasons they may do so...but what if "what if" never happens or doesn't happen for 5/10 or more years. Slab could still be repurposed, or not, depending on how your vision has changed. In the meantime, you'd not have inconvenienced yourself in the short term for a change that you might never want to make. What is the "cost" ($, time, effort, etc) doing either NOW VS what it would be to change later, if need be. Most importantly, what is going to be best for you, for the longest foreseeable time. 🤗
Since you're undecided on the floor, my thoughts are a wood floor could be disassembled if you want to move it, but concrete would be better for what you want to use it for. If the concrete is not attached to the building in a permanent way, the building could be moved and you use the slab as a patio or put another smaller storage shed on it. Texas Deb ❤️
My concern would be the weather in storing your canned goods, but Rox just cleared that up with the insulation and temp control. Great to hear. Also I would definitely pour a concrete slab. You wouldn't have to worry about your floor getting wet or wood rot, but if it's like a house u wouldn't have to worry anyway.
I think concrete flooring in your pantry room would be better for what you are wanting to do. Sanitary wise etc. My hats off to you as every build looks great and well done. Jealous of the greenhouse!
Anthony I would only use 1/2 of the pull barn for the canning room But put the floor in 2/3 of the way and also 2/3 of the out side wall in this way you can use that space for your work bench and tool room giving you more room to work ? Great job to You and Roxanne Looking Great
Concrete May be your best option being wood is so expensive and not actually permanent. Your not going to move the pole barn that would be labor intensive. So go with concrete it's the best choice.
I think concrete floor would work best. If anything were to spill, you could rinse it off. Plus it would keep animals from tunneling underneath to come in. It would also help with temperature control.😊❤
If you're gonna put cement down in your Pole barn and do it right because the s**** is high in the front, you need to dig at the back of the barn a dig the mount that it's high in the front the same amount in the back. Leboard off with dirt from side to side , Then Put the wood frame up and then put The Wire inside the wood frame and then put to con.Create if you're gonna do it you're not gonna do it right then leave it alone
Live and learn. Padlocks are the solution. 2. I always picked beans every 2 days. Peas, every day. Each vegetable has a growth rate. Document maturity for each vegetable. In general, the garden needs observation every day. No days off. Concrete floor will be so helpful. Good solid surface, easy to clean. I love your videos!
The chickens will love the bad ones, or maybe the bunnies. I'm so glad your pickles turned out good. Did you show the recipe for the pickel relish recipe? Maybe I missed you doing it online? Have a Great weekend!♥️🙏 Love the new puppy.
You could TH-cam how to do a dry pour that might save you money if you want to look into it have a look at Cajun country living they do dry pulls all the time 🎉
Use carabiners for added protection on the new latches.
I was going to suggest that. Raccoons can figure out how to open hooks like that.
LOVE THE WAY THE DOGS WAIT FOR FOOD, EXCELLENT JOB ANTHONY
Time for a few cameras. They don’t cost that much and they show everything. We have them and love them. At least with a camera you know what you are dealing with. Good luck✌️🇺🇸❤️❤️❤️
Arlo. We have had ours outside in the direct rain, blazing sun and humidity for three years now and they are still working like new!
You can watch live from your phone or computer. Great night vision. Microphone and other great features.
Concrete floors. After you described the intended use of the space, concrete with a sealer would be much easer to clean and sanitize. Since you will be heating the space, foam board installed under the concrete is recommended.
I would definitely do the concrete floor. In the long run, it is more likely the building will stay where it is, and you'll be happier with the concrete for insulation and cleanliness.
Sorry for the loss of the bunnies. I'm glad you added some secure locking latches.
I wish I could train my dog as well as you have trained your pack! 😂
If you do concrete, a vapor barrier will help with condensation. I think it's worth a roll of plastic. Insulate the metal roof or it will condensate. Pole barn insulation at least on the roof. Believe they sell it in rolls 8 ft long. If you use bat insulation you will need some sort of vapor barrier. I just put metal on the inside to
The concrete floor would help keep rodents out of a food storage area.
Definitely concrete! You wouldn’t have to deal with weeds growing between the slats like in the greenhouse. Also, if you put a couple of drains in the floor, you could hose the floor down to keep it clean.
How sweet Lilian has her very own emotional support puppy.
So sweet
Anthony- I have seen raccoons turn those turn latches before- dont depend on those to protect your rabbits. Put the D ring in referred to.
Yes camera would be good idea. Pup is so lovely 😊😊
Your plans for the pole barn sound so amazing, no matter what floor you choose. I do think maybe it might be easier to regulate the temperature if you have a concrete floor, and also there would be less opportunity for hungry field mice etc to chew their way up through the floor to look for snacks or make a nest. You can always hire a concrete breaker if you ever do decide to move the barn. There's also the option of using patio slabs (not sure what they're called in America), like David did for the floor in his Patiowell shed. That looked very practical and very nice.
The 41.36 needs one of those machines Gary & Mary have. That would help you all out alot especially going to and around the pond. You could make all kinds of trails. ❤❤
Watch your chickens too. Raccoons love chickens
I was thinking the same thing since they don’t have a closed in house to put them in. Maybe it would be safer to at least close in what you do have and make a door for it just to be safe. Just a thought guy’s.
Nothing better than fresh tomatoes!❤❤❤😊
So sorry on the loss on your 4 rabbits. Bella is so sweet and adorable to watch her run with her ears flip flopping around. I think you need to do another party on the 41... and have everyone bring their mowers, zero turns and tractors with the cutting piece to the property and do a huge mowing party lol. I love how the dogs all know to wait for their food as well, so very well trained. OK i had to come back and talk about the pole barn. I think a concrete flooring would be good in the long run, wood tends to rot out. If you wanted to move the barn you have a laid floor that could maybe be the base for an out door screen area or out door kitchen and what Roxanne was talking about all is just as great! Thanks for taking us along and I am loving the over grown veggie garden and the pretty flowers during your filming. Much peace to you all.
I'd do a slab. Because as things change the buildings use can change. You also deserve a workshop
Anthony, the reason you think that way is because, it is the military in you. I am retired Army, and i still think like that. Pack up and move it over there. Keep up the good work brother.
Bella is the absolute perfect friend for Lillian 😍
It is time for some trail cams to see who or what is helping itself to your food. I would have thought that if it were an animal that took the bunnies that there would be blood and fur about.
It is lovely to see that Bruce has learnt his manners and now sits and waits patiently until he is told to eat. He has turned into a loveable hound dog.
Aww so sorry about Your bunnies.. Honey it’s definitely NOT You fault.. My gosh, those cages You built are awesome! I love Your new puppy.. 🥰
Food for thought Anthony, a second flag pole with a POW/MIA flag to honor those missing. Again, thank you for your service.
That's a wonderful idea. I think I will do that too. Thanks @richardgreenlaw1442
Dogs are happy you can see that they are lucky to have a great family
Aww that's so nice you got a therapy dog for your dog lol
When you clean out your garden cover over the empty garden with black polythene to sterilize the soil over winter.
I think you would be much happier with concrete flooring in your pantry room. Cleaner and more sanitary, and you do t have to worry about any warping
Stop, stop, stop blaming yourselves! Short of housing the bunnies, or all of your animals for that matter, UNDER YOUR BED!! You can't be in all places at all times! Besides, you can't fix what you didn't know was broken. The important thing is you are addressing the problem right away. But having said that... you might want to invest in a trail camera! Just in case the culprit is of a "non-furry" persuasion.😂😂😂 You guys are incredible! Please allow yourselves a little grace. ❤ I love you guys and you're doing a wonderful job!!! 🥰😍🤩❤️💖💕🙏🙏🙏
Such a bummer that with the large dogs you have, not one can be left out for a watch dog to deter that from happening.
Yeah but they chase the neighbors cows. Can't have that.
Guys you do a good job on anything you do god bless you and your home
But it’s very strange that that took 3 of smaller ones and 1 of the big ones.
That is so sweet how the dogs wait till you tell them to eat so precious love it
Rabbits scream very loudly when in danger. I'm surprised you didn't hear them
❤❤❤😢😢😢😢😢 Some raccoons are too clever and very vicious to dogs. So sorry for your loss. 😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤
Anthony if you for concert and then it doesn't work out and you have to move your shed, you could always turn the concert patio into a entertainment area. Just a thought.
Concrete is the way to go easy to maintain lasts longer than wood. And thinking of the future you could always make it a tiny house for guests etc. I think concrete is faster and about the same price of wood.
Anthony, if you go with a concrete floor, you're going to need a lot of gravel in order to bring it up level first. Then it has to be tamped in, and add rebar for reinforcement. Once it is poured, you have to cut at least one relief line through the center. That way if it shifts, the whole floor doesn't just break apart into crumbles. As for the other 2/3rds. I would close in the third in the middle, and put in a sliding door on the last third, so you can keep the weather and critters out.
You guys have gone to the dogs. HeeHee You are my kind of people. Dog lovers are good people. So glad Miss Lillian is better. God was sure watching over her. Cement
I would do the slab
That's crazy they opened the doors!
Even it out & just lay (on sale) vinyl flooring. For now ❤❤❤🎉🎉
Amazing how you trained the dogs,especially Bruce to wait on their eating! You asked for opinions about your flooring. I thought I was the only one who second guessed myself! You have a very nice structure there so pour concrete. Run a 2 by 4 across your opening at the height you want. Pull what rock you have to spare in that direction and level towards the back. 3.5 inches deep should be plenty of concrete!
You could really use one of those push string trimmers that JunktoJims has.
Great to see you all again!!!
I think I would go for the slab myself. If you decide to move the pole barn later, just use the slab as a parking pad.
You could decorate the fence for each holiday.or Season.
Good job training the dogs, Anthony!!
What a gorgeous day you have there! it's a bit too hot but all in all a beautiful day. Here we just had a storm go through my area.Your Tomatoes are flourishing now. Are still making spaghetti sauce and causes for other dishes? Bella is a great addition to your homestead. She's adorable! Have a lovely rest of your day. Bonnie from the Heartland💕
Rox, you should succession plant your cucumbers. If you plant the first ones, wait like 45 days, and plant some more, you can keep them coming all summer long. Considering your weather, you should be able to do 3 plantings per year.
🥺😢 for the Rabbits. I thank God the other rabbits are safe. THERE ARE KASA CAMS THAT U CAN PUT UP USING AN APP TO MONITOR 24/7/365 YOUR ENTIRE PROPERTY. I TRULY ENJOY UR CHANNEL & LUV ALL THE ANIMALS, AS WELL . LITTLE BELLA & LILLIAN R PERFECT FOR EACH OTHER. GOD BLESS YOU YOUR FAMILY THE WONDERFUL ANIMALS & ALL YOU AND UR WIFE DO. 🌹💕💃👍LUV THE VIBE🎉
sorry for your loss and Locks are a good idea. Someone knows how to unlock doors hummmm..I'm over the moon Lillian is home, and you got her a buddy who is so cute xoxox
❤love Bella, and the slab os a great idea. Maybe think about building a carport closer to the house cause that hot weather and rain sure doing damage to your cars paint. And by building a carport you can drive under it and be covered to get in the house. Im so happy for you all, your home is a huge blessing. 😊
You are in the country where critters live. With a wood floor you could have critters living in the open space; that would not happen with a concrete floor. So I say pour concrete and move on. Jus my opinion. Cameras would be nice to keep an eye out for critters looking for a meal, and live traps so you could relocate if any are caught. So yes cameras are needed.
So sorry about the rabbits. In the pole barn I'd like cement myself...that would probably cost lots but should last longer than wood flooring.
Sorry for your loses..and bella is beautiful.. everything looks amazing..❤
That is so strange. No evidence of dead bodies. They were just picked up and removed? That doesn’t sound like an animal predator. Mostly of the human kind. WIERD.
That exactly what I thought as well. Somebody was hungry. No excuse to steal.
There were paw prints, nasty raccoons , they are sneaky
Can the pole barn be closed in for a goat barn.
@barbarahopkins5239 Yeah, for sure in pole barn. No way a racoon got all 4 with no fur or fight evidence to be seen.
i agree its a human pred
Love the barn door idea. I would definitely poor a slab. Been following you guys from the start. Scotland UK viewer. 🙂
I think pouring a slab may be your besy idea!!! 🥰🎶❤️🎶🙏🙏🙏🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 I think a slab is more versatile. ❤️❤️❤️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
God Bless from your Canadian Friend.
Im so glad to see Bruce...Love ya sweetheart ❤🎉😊
That is totally epic ❤ All the dogs waiting EPIC❤❤ Hello bella😊
I’m sorry about the rabbits. I love Bella, she’s so cute. I’d do a concrete floor in the pole barn, but the canning area you may want something different. If you drop glass on concrete it’s going to break. Someone mentioned drains, and that a good idea too. Your tomatoes are beautiful.
I would put locks on the rabbit cages. Bella, what a beautiful puppy. 🐶 ❤
Yes pickling salt keeps them crisp. I want to make bread & butter relish. I miss gardening and canning. Thanks for sharing yours w us. ❤❤❤
I just found your channel and am enjoying it. Thank you 🎉.
Since you are going to use it as a pantry yes I would concrete the floor. Can't wait to see the completed project. The concrete floor will keep out critters.
Concrete is great, but the ready made is very expensive. You guys have a mixer so you could mix it yourselves, but the wood floor would be OK too. You Did a nice job in the greenhouse.
Look for burning bushes to plant in front of the flag. Mine was 6 ft tall x 4ft wide in Michigan it was huge turned red burgundy color in the fall. I bet lilacs would grow good there seeing you do get snow and cold. ❤❤ Glad your tomatoes grew good this year.
Definitely would do a slab floor - sorry about the bunnies - cute new puppy for Lillian. ❤
I would definitely do a concrete slab. Food storage and processing would be easy on the clean up.
Concrete you will not regret it. Easy to keep clean safer
Such a cute puppy!❤
Anthony you should make a Welcome to 41.36 with a CRC & SLR little signs! Use the laser that you used for the rabbit
Bella is sooo adorable. I’m sure Lillian is happy to have her. ❤❤❤
So sorry to hear you lost bunnies. Raccoons can turn a knob so put a padlock on that pen!
And a carabiner, raccoons are very smart and clever but I don’t think k they could press in the carabiner to get it unlatched.
I was thinking you can put a nail down in the whole and I believe you can’t turn it. If I’m correct.
If it's a pantry I would concrete. Easier to deal to keep out mice and vermin. Use an exterior door for a tighter fit. 👍👍
Go for a slab, for sure! That's my 2cents. I love your channel. You have a wonderful family. :-)
I love what you guys are doing to your property
Both possum and raccoon in particular can open those hook locks, easy peasy- mink, stoat, weasel? If the paw prints aren’t’ real obvious, could be one on those. The grass is looking nice!
Love and Blessings
Love all the dogs obedience 😊❤
I especially enjoyed this episode in spite of the sad loss. You both seemed more relaxed than you have been? IDK . I always enjoy the "b" rolls, too and the editing. I think a slab floor would be better all around. You can NEVER know how your vision/plans may change or anticipate the reasons they may do so...but what if "what if" never happens or doesn't happen for 5/10 or more years. Slab could still be repurposed, or not, depending on how your vision has changed. In the meantime, you'd not have inconvenienced yourself in the short term for a change that you might never want to make. What is the "cost" ($, time, effort, etc) doing either NOW VS what it would be to change later, if need be. Most importantly, what is going to be best for you, for the longest foreseeable time. 🤗
Hi guys I would really put up cameras on the homestead to keep an eye on the animals then you can see what going on.keep up the great work 😊
I love the way you train the dogs Anthony
Bella is precious and Anthony you are so thoughtful to surprise Rox. Good man and Bless and Thankyou for your service❤!
Whatever is easier and cost-effective for you all. I know it will be great. You all always do a great job.
Since you're undecided on the floor, my thoughts are a wood floor could be disassembled if you want to move it, but concrete would be better for what you want to use it for. If the concrete is not attached to the building in a permanent way, the building could be moved and you use the slab as a patio or put another smaller storage shed on it.
Texas Deb ❤️
My concern would be the weather in storing your canned goods, but Rox just cleared that up with the insulation and temp control. Great to hear. Also I would definitely pour a concrete slab. You wouldn't have to worry about your floor getting wet or wood rot, but if it's like a house u wouldn't have to worry anyway.
I would definitely pour a slab. I think that is a great idea.
Cement! If you move the pole barn, the slab could be used for a picnic table or gazebo. Lots of uses for a cement slab.😊
I was wondering about how the jars could be out there all year round… thx for clarifying 🙂
I think concrete flooring in your pantry room would be better for what you are wanting to do. Sanitary wise etc. My hats off to you as every build looks great and well done. Jealous of the greenhouse!
Cement floor would be ideal. If it isn’t out of your budget I don’t think you will ever regret the decision. Best time to do it is now😊👍
Anthony I would only use 1/2 of the pull barn for the canning room But put the floor in 2/3 of the way and also 2/3 of the out side wall in this way you can use that space for your work bench and tool room giving you more room to work ? Great job to You and Roxanne Looking Great
Concrete May be your best option being wood is so expensive and not actually permanent. Your not going to move the pole barn that would be labor intensive. So go with concrete it's the best choice.
I think concrete floor would work best. If anything were to spill, you could rinse it off. Plus it would keep animals from tunneling underneath to come in. It would also help with temperature control.😊❤
A slab would be easier to keep clean, too.
If you're gonna put cement down in your Pole barn and do it right because the s**** is high in the front, you need to dig at the back of the barn a dig the mount that it's high in the front the same amount in the back. Leboard off with dirt from side to side , Then
Put the wood frame up and then put The Wire inside the wood frame and then put to con.Create if you're gonna do it you're not gonna do it right then leave it alone
Y'all need a DR Trimmer mower. I had one & it took care of all that kinda of brush❤
Live and learn. Padlocks are the solution. 2. I always picked beans every 2 days. Peas, every day. Each vegetable has a growth rate. Document maturity for each vegetable. In general, the garden needs observation every day. No days off. Concrete floor will be so helpful. Good solid surface, easy to clean. I love your videos!
Enjoyed and thanks.
The chickens will love the bad ones, or maybe the bunnies. I'm so glad your pickles turned out good.
Did you show the recipe for the pickel relish recipe? Maybe I missed you doing it online?
Have a Great weekend!♥️🙏
Love the new puppy.
You could TH-cam how to do a dry pour that might save you money if you want to look into it have a look at Cajun country living they do dry pulls all the time 🎉