Growing your own food sounds wonderful until the crops don't grow enough to cure hunger or are raided by animals or insects or die of plant disease or drought.
I love how ur children looks happy, even though they were use to a different life in having everything easy,and now they're just beautiful kids they will soon realize that mommy and daddy made the best decisions for them❤ just subscribe to ur channel i love it
This is what I call life and living. Wonderful! So good for children to grow up experiencing this. I'm longing for country living, not off the grid as you but still, living far from the city. What are you doing about the childrens education? You should find out about digging a borehole, you don't have to do it the expensive way, do it jua kali, by getting some locals that know how to do it. You will desparately need water during the dry spells.
Yeesss i was about to right the same, got me feeling anxious for him man especially when i saw him puling his fingers out fast 😧, don't know how but i knew this was going to happen seing how he was pushing his hands in. Please bro use a stick or since you like to build you can build a stick with the same shape and size as the entrance of the feeder (male type) at the head of the stick for more safety.
You are such a humble and intelligent woman. The way you explain offgrid technology, I guess the modern farm machinery on your homestead is some Canadian influence as well, and above all you seem to be enjoying the rural lifestyle. The kind of knowledge we need in Africa. African Americans who migrate to Africa must learn from this, most of them are just whining about this and that, yet here is a Caucasian girl handling Africa like a Pro.
@@wearehomesteaders1257 I feel sorry for you because unless you and your Kenyan husband have many children to take care of you at old age when you can no longer take care of yourself, you will spend your old age in painful hardship physically and financially. Make no mistake about Kenya - it's a third-world nation lacking the social safety net that most Western countries offer or lacking the comparable quality even if it offers some to its residents. Kenya is also far from being a harmonious society, being divided by regionalism, tribalism, ethnics, religion, politics and, of course, wealth. Unless you are a woman who grew up in rural Canada doing things old-fashioned ways, I doubt your happiness in Kenyan countryside would last.
...well in. My. Opinion,.? WHO CARES,... About ah. Caucasian living the. OFF-- GRID,..Life W/O. ? ...WHAT ? COMPLAINING.?? .❓❓ ❓ ..PLEASE Again....➡...WhO,...G I V E s ah * F L Y I N G -- F * U * E.....👀 🙄 ❓❓❓... ...Certainly,... Not. M e
I grew up in central Kenya with a similar context & all i can contribute, unsolicited btw, is that your children will be the greatest beneficiaries of such a life. The amount of grit, discipline, joy, & improvasiation required for such a life are all the principles they'll inherit from y'all & implement as tenets of their own lives.
I just came across your video just now and I love what I saw therefore, I subscribed. I live in Alberta Canada which is very cold right now so I am jealous
True. I'm doing the same. Leaving Canada and moving to Honduras. The land is ready, trees have been planted; we're just sorting out some things in Canada and should be leaving in 1-2 years.
Wow, nice!! I also moved from USA to rural Kenya; and recently started a TH-cam channel to share my relocation experience. Glad to see that I'm not alone in this journey 🙂
0:48 recycle the trash, which will create compost for future produce and if you get a bio digester you can use all your food scrap and animal waste as a source of fuel for the bio digester, which in return will provide free gas for cooking and hot water if connected to a boiler. this way you have nearly Zero waste and you continue to live off grid. 👊🏿
@@dokumentipodroz3973 okay! What's the status there currently? What about the neighboring war- I had Poland is on target if they give in a runway for F-16's this isn't going to be well. Someone invited me to podkarpackie voivodeship..
@@dokumentipodroz3973 fine, then translators would not assist either in a 21st century a world of technologies people would hardly navigate and travel without a tour guide because the gadgets installed in world maps then is useless and money making as a result of wrong and not exact directions!
Do not burn, Turn the paper into briquets where there is cellulose from wood. I note there is NO DRIP Irrigation. I need the TV and Internet. Lots I would do different BUT appreciate the sacrifice and tenacity to DO IT.
Peace and blessings I truly love your journey as we also moved from Europe to Kenya and are now living in our farm. I admire your courage of doing things differently. Do you make butter from your raw milk cream? I been contemplating starting a TH-cam channel but i am such an introvert and i have all these doubts in.my head. How did you find the courage. I truly admire your channel for it's authenticity, you dont copy and paste. I wish you more views.
Yes we do make our own butter from the cream we get. It's amazing the number of products you can make with just milk! We fell in love with the land and didn't have a choice but to homestead because it was off-grid. It's a challenge many days but we also wouldn't have it any other way. Digging in the ground and being in nature and with our animals is so therapeutic! Ah so you're in Kenya too after moving from abroad. I find having different cultures creates such a richness!
I love watching your vlogs Was wondering what happened to you guys as I haven't seen much of.you guys lately Love to see more of this humble and hardworking family
Canada is a very harsh place to live. Weather, taxes, depression, no chance of getting in a relationship etc.... there are so many reasons to leave from this place. I would rather also live in my ancestral home in India one day I wish, life is so simple and beautiful in those countries away from big cities
I am New subscriber and welcome 🤗 to my beautiful, comfortable and lovely country Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪. I wonder 🤔 which part of Kenya are you residing? Otherwise, I am here to enjoy your vlogs ❤. Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏🙏.
I've never tried growing peanuts! You can buy them raw and make your own peanut butter... We have tried growing macadamia nuts but it is so dry where we live and they didn't do well. But we'll keep trying!
Well life decisions are simply personal, personal within a holistic environment, period. Life is better lived by individuals who do not seek external views and perceptions. Period
I know it is satisfying to grow your own fruit and vegetables. I assume you make your own butter from having a milk cow. Your ways remind me of my childhood. 😊 Continue to share with us. Thanks !
Thanks and yes, you are very right- we make our own butter. It's been a challenge to learn as this way of living as been quite lost. Also very rewarding
@@wearehomesteaders1257 I can remember my grandmother giving my sister and I a Mason jar of cream to shake until it turned into butter. It was fun as a child. That was many many moons ago.
This is very much true; I always tell people I'd prefer to live in a third world country than a place like America. We never had solar power because we never knew there was such a thing. We used to burn our trash, we used car batteries to power light bulbs, that Americans use as night light, this was when led was not a thing or not that we knew of. It was a so call difficult life, but I tell you what it was less stressful than worrying about paying this phone bill, paying that bill, when all we had was one land line with the dials. Growing your own food was a huge thing, now these days gen z doesn't want to do this even in third world countries they'd rather kill people to get money than to plant a few trees, we had homeless people but all of these homeless people was fed, because people before us had bought lands and planted a bunch on trees for these people to go and pick and eat, mangoes, rice and so on. I truly miss the times of not having to stress to pay rent of 4k adding up to close to 5 or 6k per month just to live. Oh, btw do you use scrubbing board to wash cloths? those were the days, no need to waste electricity when you can use a scrubbing board with a bucket and natural sunlight.
The more you have, the more stress you also have! I love living simply... I do have a washing boats. My grandmother used to use it back in her day! It's so nice and less stress on your hands
If life is so much better in developing countries, like Kenya, why do so many people from there try to come to America or Canada legally or illegally? On the other hand, why do so few people in developed or advanced countries want to emigrate to the so-called less stressful and more peaceful developing countries, like Kenya? The answer is because life in the developing countries are neither less stressful nor more peaceful.
Here in Kenya people survive in the name of living: -we struggle alot to get what to eat -we struggle alot to have clothes to cover our bodies -its a struggle to get a descent shelter to call a home Everything is struggling alot Everyone works hard not smart
This is the life we the 60s and 70s lived. Very beneficial to your kinds.Best wishes and much love. Keep exploring.
Yes, totally!
I admire your homesteading life. I am a Kenyan working in town but I would choose this life any day.
I love your what we eat in a day videos as you use what you grow yourselves, truly inspiring to see.
Thanks! It sure keeps us healthy
What's your location....looks good
Growing your own food sounds wonderful until the crops don't grow enough to cure hunger or are raided by animals or insects or die of plant disease or drought.
I love this off-grid life of yours guys, this is part of my future goals. Beautiful ❤😍
Thank you!
I love how ur children looks happy, even though they were use to a different life in having everything easy,and now they're just beautiful kids they will soon realize that mommy and daddy made the best decisions for them❤ just subscribe to ur channel i love it
Thank you!
I love your way of life which definitely means less stress and is good for the environment.
I couldn't get a girl to stay with me and he took her to Kenya, he's some kind of maestro.
Freedom is definitely one word for this..
Yes!
This is what I call life and living. Wonderful! So good for children to grow up experiencing this. I'm longing for country living, not off the grid as you but still, living far from the city.
What are you doing about the childrens education? You should find out about digging a borehole, you don't have to do it the expensive way, do it jua kali, by getting some locals that know how to do it. You will desparately need water during the dry spells.
We homeschool 😊
I was to teach your kids Kiswahili for free. I am still interested to. @@wearehomesteaders1257
I love watching your videos
Your chn are so well disciplined and helpful
Give us more videos on your amazing lifestyle
Thank you, will do!
I would also love to live like that just wonderful and peaceful enjoying nature every single day love from ethiopia 🇪🇹❤🇰🇪
It's so peaceful! Thanks for watching
Just found this channel. Interesting how you made such a big change. Canada to Off grid my country kenya
We love it here!
such a more relaxed & awesome lifestyle for your family ...so inviting
Thank you!
I am so glad to see you guys again Merry Christmas and happy New Year’s to you and your family beautiful family baby girl growing up big
WOow tell Henry to use a stick to push the feed in the feeder
Yeah, if he wants to stay 'a hands on farmer'...😂😂😂
Yeesss i was about to right the same, got me feeling anxious for him man especially when i saw him puling his fingers out fast 😧, don't know how but i knew this was going to happen seing how he was pushing his hands in. Please bro use a stick or since you like to build you can build a stick with the same shape and size as the entrance of the feeder (male type) at the head of the stick for more safety.
Safety fast
You are such a humble and intelligent woman. The way you explain offgrid technology, I guess the modern farm machinery on your homestead is some Canadian influence as well, and above all you seem to be enjoying the rural lifestyle. The kind of knowledge we need in Africa. African Americans who migrate to Africa must learn from this, most of them are just whining about this and that, yet here is a Caucasian girl handling Africa like a Pro.
Thanks, I've learned so much from my family and community here!
@@wearehomesteaders1257 I feel sorry for you because unless you and your Kenyan husband have many children to take care of you at old age when you can no longer take care of yourself, you will spend your old age in painful hardship physically and financially. Make no mistake about Kenya - it's a third-world nation lacking the social safety net that most Western countries offer or lacking the comparable quality even if it offers some to its residents. Kenya is also far from being a harmonious society, being divided by regionalism, tribalism, ethnics, religion, politics and, of course, wealth. Unless you are a woman who grew up in rural Canada doing things old-fashioned ways, I doubt your happiness in Kenyan countryside would last.
...well in. My. Opinion,.? WHO CARES,... About ah. Caucasian living the. OFF-- GRID,..Life W/O. ? ...WHAT ? COMPLAINING.?? .❓❓ ❓ ..PLEASE Again....➡...WhO,...G I V E s ah * F L Y I N G -- F * U * E.....👀 🙄 ❓❓❓... ...Certainly,... Not. M e
I love the ending message. I also feel that the simple life is the best life. 🙏
Thanks!
Try a burner where you burn all waste and you can also use it as a water warmer....with inbuilt tanks....
I am glad to find back your channel. I love your lifestyle.I believe it's very healthy and good for the children.
I too moved from Canada. Life in Canada is too stressful and not kids friendly.
I loved growing up in Canada but i really prefer a slow quiet life now. Yes, it can get very busy and stressful
thank you for sharing this make me wanna go back to Jamaica do something myself I love it that’s how I was raised❤
Your kids are blessed to live and experience such beautiful life
Thanks!
Beautiful. We enjoyed watching my Family and I. God bless you and increase you in all areas of your lives even more in Jesus name amen.
Thanks for watching!!
1:27 That was my childhood growing up in Jamaica. We burn trash in the evenings and it was pleasurable. Simple sustainable life is the best life!
Yes!!
All that smoke and smell from burning trash in the open isn't so pleasurable anywhere.
Beautiful it' takes strong heart to make such decision wish u all the best
Thanks so much
I grew up in central Kenya with a similar context & all i can contribute, unsolicited btw, is that your children will be the greatest beneficiaries of such a life. The amount of grit, discipline, joy, & improvasiation required for such a life are all the principles they'll inherit from y'all & implement as tenets of their own lives.
Thanks, I appreciate that so much!
I just came across your video just now and I love what I saw therefore, I subscribed. I live in Alberta Canada which is very cold right now so I am jealous
Thank you! I'm from BC (Vancouver Island) so our winters weren't much compared to yours in Alberta 😜
Thank you for sharing
The kind of life,I like, peaceful and quiet life,away from the noisy, polluted city,
Yes, totally!
Woow. You guys wake up to scenic views. Love that.
Yes, we are so grateful!
What a gorgeous family.
🇨🇦 Canada is hell on earth my friends
It’s not just freedom, it’s much healthier and actually sustainable. Western life is not that and no amount of technology will ever make it that.
Yes, very true!
True. I'm doing the same. Leaving Canada and moving to Honduras. The land is ready, trees have been planted; we're just sorting out some things in Canada and should be leaving in 1-2 years.
Félicitations à vous Messier et madame,bon courage à vous ,beautiful family for your baby please congratulations on making ❤❤❤❤😂🎉🎉🎉
Wow, nice!! I also moved from USA to rural Kenya; and recently started a TH-cam channel to share my relocation experience. Glad to see that I'm not alone in this journey 🙂
That's amazing! What's your channel? Would love to check it out and connect
@@wearehomesteaders1257 awesome, it's @EmmilyTiampati
I just subscribed to yours today btw 😁
I found your channel today and I love what you are doing. I am also soon coming back home and going to the village to homestead and off grid
That's amazing! After living abroad together, we were so blessed to return to Kenya. We love living simply and off the land!
@@wearehomesteaders1257how many cows do you have that gives you dung enough for you biogas production?
This is the kind of life i want.
Thanks
My dream life style! Blessings. LOVE and Respect from România Europe! Happiness
Thank you, you're very kind!
0:48 recycle the trash, which will create compost for future produce and if you get a bio digester you can use all your food scrap and animal waste as a source of fuel for the bio digester, which in return will provide free gas for cooking and hot water if connected to a boiler. this way you have nearly Zero waste and you continue to live off grid. 👊🏿
Thanks, we do have a bio digester ☺
Love from Poland to Kenya 🎉
Hi! Which side of Poland are you in?
Cracov
@@dokumentipodroz3973 okay! What's the status there currently? What about the neighboring war- I had Poland is on target if they give in a runway for F-16's this isn't going to be well. Someone invited me to podkarpackie voivodeship..
Im dont reds English
@@dokumentipodroz3973 fine, then translators would not assist either in a 21st century a world of technologies people would hardly navigate and travel without a tour guide because the gadgets installed in world maps then is useless and money making as a result of wrong and not exact directions!
I love your life style guys, very good lessons in life. ❤❤❤ good couple 👫, and big family lovely ❤❤
Thanks so much!
Lots of love ❤️
Thank you!
Hi l am a new subscriber , please while doing that put on a mask for dust prevent flu ❤️❤️
Do not burn, Turn the paper into briquets where there is cellulose from wood. I note there is NO DRIP Irrigation. I need the TV and Internet. Lots I would do different BUT appreciate the sacrifice and tenacity to DO IT.
Tha ks for your tips. We improve day by day and keep learning
Lovely video with your family ❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
Semanggat beraktifitas, sehat selalu untuk Pak dan Ibu😊
Just found your channel. I love your content
Oh thank You so much!
You have beautiful views there.
Yes, we love it!
Peace and blessings
I truly love your journey as we also moved from Europe to Kenya and are now living in our farm.
I admire your courage of doing things differently.
Do you make butter from your raw milk cream?
I been contemplating starting a TH-cam channel but i am such an introvert and i have all these doubts in.my head. How did you find the courage.
I truly admire your channel for it's authenticity, you dont copy and paste. I wish you more views.
Yes we do make our own butter from the cream we get. It's amazing the number of products you can make with just milk! We fell in love with the land and didn't have a choice but to homestead because it was off-grid. It's a challenge many days but we also wouldn't have it any other way. Digging in the ground and being in nature and with our animals is so therapeutic! Ah so you're in Kenya too after moving from abroad. I find having different cultures creates such a richness!
I love watching your vlogs
Was wondering what happened to you guys as I haven't seen much of.you guys lately
Love to see more of this humble and hardworking family
You should definitely make some videos. Trust me I'm an introvert too and one day I will pop up on camera..
This is great 🇿🇼
All the best love.
Thank you!
Canada is a very harsh place to live. Weather, taxes, depression, no chance of getting in a relationship etc.... there are so many reasons to leave from this place. I would rather also live in my ancestral home in India one day I wish, life is so simple and beautiful in those countries away from big cities
I loved growing up there as a child but much prefer the freedom we have here to homestead as be self-sufficient
Good job look limiri Mackenzi farm they are like you just connect
Thanks, yes we've reached out to them!
God Bless you Family❤
Thank you!
Hallow.... keep on posting moreand more videos 😅
Imagine I keep telling myself I will, but homesteading and homeschooling seems to consume me some days! Thanks for always watching
Hi, nice off grid journey. I'm a new subscriber watching from Florida🌞
Thanks for watching!
Nice work and keep up the good work
Thank you!
God is ur strength and blessings keep focused as he enlarge ur territories.
Thank you
I am New subscriber and welcome 🤗 to my beautiful, comfortable and lovely country Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪. I wonder 🤔 which part of Kenya are you residing? Otherwise, I am here to enjoy your vlogs ❤. Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏🙏.
Thanks, no where else in this world we'd rather be!
Super content, subbed too. Good luck and I’ll watch your videos. When updated.
Thanks for watching!
New subscriber from cameroon
Thanks for watching!
It's great kids enjoy❤
You just described my childhood.
Lovely!
Much love 😊
To you too 😘
New person ❤❤❤
I visited Kenya a few years back and on the way from the airport to the city people burning stuff on the side of the road
Probably burning trash
Safe life all time life very important understand don't forget god always miss god always with family support god
Thanks!
Fresh grown beans.growing your own food is healthy.and your own land..
Don't burn it recycle it or pile it
amazing video
Hello mam
Satisfaction to watch 🥰
Wow, thank you!
New subscribe from uganda East Africa ur the best ❤❤❤❤
Thank you neighbour!
Good job.
Mmmmm.... you got yourself a real man woman. I love how you work together to get things done.
New subscriber from the 🇵🇭
Thank you!
Beautiful view. Keep it up
Thank you!
Are peanut's hard to grow there as you could use them for peanut sauces,make peanut butter , snacks and other things.
I've never tried growing peanuts! You can buy them raw and make your own peanut butter... We have tried growing macadamia nuts but it is so dry where we live and they didn't do well. But we'll keep trying!
Well life decisions are simply personal, personal within a holistic environment, period.
Life is better lived by individuals who do not seek external views and perceptions. Period
Anaknya banyak sekali bu
Haha, that's very true
@@wearehomesteaders1257 thanks
I like this life .. your children are enjoying it .. bye bye to all this mess in the west ..
Well said!
I know it is satisfying to grow your own fruit and vegetables. I assume you make your own butter from having a milk cow. Your ways remind me of my childhood. 😊
Continue to share with us. Thanks !
Thanks and yes, you are very right- we make our own butter. It's been a challenge to learn as this way of living as been quite lost. Also very rewarding
@@wearehomesteaders1257
I can remember my grandmother giving my sister and I a Mason jar of cream to shake until it turned into butter. It was fun as a child. That was many many moons ago.
U got new sub nice Content I ❤️🇰🇪
Thank you!
Tres Cool!
Interesting TV rule. I would get rid of it totally.
true freedom..
I like!
❤🎉❤🎉I so wana do this life❤🎉❤🎉.... God bless ya'll in Jesus Christ name 🙌💯
Thank you!!
Lovely 😍😍
Beautiful couple I love watching your videos
How can someone reach you ?kindly
Email us at kenyahomesteaders@gmail.com
Do you put manure in your garden? Crushed egg shell good for tomatoes too.💗
Thanks, yes we use both of those!
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Amazing vlog👌
Have you checked out Bomanoma? I think you have many things in common.
I've not heard of them but thanks- I'll check them out now
Nice vedeio❤❤❤
Hi medam how are you from Canada I love ur country mostly I like agricultural
I loved growing up in Canada. It's a great place... But I like Kenya just a bit more 😉
I think ur married Kenya guy u have kids but I like Canada it's beautiful place more then Africa u don't like india
Just subscribed from St Lucia ,Caribbean..wow!!
St. Lucia! I've only ever seen pics but it looks like a beautiful place. Thanks for watching!
I'm in Zambia and I want to do this. I want to know about security.
This is very much true; I always tell people I'd prefer to live in a third world country than a place like America. We never had solar power because we never knew there was such a thing. We used to burn our trash, we used car batteries to power light bulbs, that Americans use as night light, this was when led was not a thing or not that we knew of. It was a so call difficult life, but I tell you what it was less stressful than worrying about paying this phone bill, paying that bill, when all we had was one land line with the dials. Growing your own food was a huge thing, now these days gen z doesn't want to do this even in third world countries they'd rather kill people to get money than to plant a few trees, we had homeless people but all of these homeless people was fed, because people before us had bought lands and planted a bunch on trees for these people to go and pick and eat, mangoes, rice and so on. I truly miss the times of not having to stress to pay rent of 4k adding up to close to 5 or 6k per month just to live. Oh, btw do you use scrubbing board to wash cloths? those were the days, no need to waste electricity when you can use a scrubbing board with a bucket and natural sunlight.
The more you have, the more stress you also have! I love living simply... I do have a washing boats. My grandmother used to use it back in her day! It's so nice and less stress on your hands
Nice vidio
Thank. You
If life is so much better in developing countries, like Kenya, why do so many people from there try to come to America or Canada legally or illegally? On the other hand, why do so few people in developed or advanced countries want to emigrate to the so-called less stressful and more peaceful developing countries, like Kenya? The answer is because life in the developing countries are neither less stressful nor more peaceful.
No, the answer is that different people have different goals, and are motivated by different values
People move because of economic reasons
@@kiharawaweru30 True, it's much easier to live in Kenya as an anti-Western Muslim than in Canada.
@@derysylvester3180 Yes, but that would be only the most common reason. Other reasons are religious, political, safety, medical and educational.
Here in Kenya people survive in the name of living:
-we struggle alot to get what to eat
-we struggle alot to have clothes to cover our bodies
-its a struggle to get a descent shelter to call a home
Everything is struggling alot
Everyone works hard not smart
❤❤Brasil
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