Urban Homestead Living | Basic Evening In My Backyard | Worms, Chickens, Quail and Food
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This lady is so beautiful! I love the sound of her voice and her smile is authentic. Being yourself is beautiful
Another beautiful harvest basket! I love these videos. Confession: I don’t actually garden. But when everything seems to be falling apart, I watch Asia handle worms, spilled feed bags, vent gleet, and other bumps in the road. She still manages to laugh, find what’s beautiful, put it in a basket. And everything’s gonna be okay. 🌻🪺❤
Beautifully said😊🌻
All we are saying is "Give Plants a Chance!".
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Love your transparency Asia! I learned from you to not sweat the small stuff & learn from success & errors , not take gardening so seriously! 😅😂 It’s supposed to be enjoyable and therapeutic, that’s why patience is a pre-requisite if you want to be a successful and tranquil gardener! 😅 It’s my 2nd year gardening and I love it! Thanks for sharing your wisdom and keeping it real ! Hello from Long Island, New York, zone 7B! ☺️👋🏽❤️
I love your videos! Love how you talk to us like we are there with you and are your friends.. cant wait to get my garden going.
Love you, everything looks beautiful❤❤❤
I use crushed/powdered chalk and sprinkle it to keep the ants away. It has worked for me.
I read somewhere that cornmeal takes care of ants
Hi I'm happy you got my card from IZzy
Leche means milk ❤all the best ✌️
I love your garden ❤thank you for taking the time to share with us ! I’m not gonna lie I used to kill the spiders in my garden, but now I don’t , thank you for teaching me that they are good for the garden ❤
Hey Asia! Faithfully watching from SW Colorado, where the mountains meet the desert. It's a very challenging place to garden, and mine is never as lush and productive as yours. And yet, I persist. I still love it. Last week, inspired by you, I bought some grow bags. I got green ones, since the black ones will get too hot out here. Plus they are really pretty. I transplanted a blueberry bush that my daughter bought last year. Conventional wisdom says blueberries don't grow well here, but we're experimenting anyway. Why not? And conventional wisdom also says sweet potatoes don't do well here, but a gal I know says she's been growing sweet pots here for many years, and before that, she grew them successfully in Illinois (also supposedly not ideal growing conditions) for many years. She gave me some "slips" and I am rooting them in water and gonna plant them in the ground in a few days. I'm very excited to try this and see what happens! Thanks for all the inspiration and beauty that you share with us. xox
How Beautiful!!! Another abundance in your harvest basket! My family and I tried the Shishito peppers and oh my goodness we absolutely LOVE that for us! My children love it and kept asking to make more I figured out how to reduce that popping I poked about 2 holes in it before putting it in the oil and didn’t have no issues and let me tell you with that Ranch sauce it was a hit! Thanks for sharing!
Hi Ashia! Those sunflowers are so beautiful! I need to cut my zinnia flowers so I can get more, as well! They are so pretty! Enjoy your harvest! 😊
Cayane pepper powder ants problem solved.❤😊
Hey, Asia! Thanks for that shout-out, girl😂
If only I had an ounce of your energy. 😂
However, another awesome video.
Thanks for sharing!😊
My gran always used to say double yolk eggs had luck inside of them
Once you get going, you can upgrade to a tote containers or larger! You have a huge garden, you'll definitely need a large amount if castings!
Also, you cab give then cardboard, and free used coffee grounds from Starbucks, dunking, etc. I feed mine every 3-4 weeks alternating sides.
Feed them amaranth, quinoa and wild berries like mulberries. Put some worm compost and regular dirt in there in closure. For a wild treat for them because they are barely domesticated. They have a lot of wild in them they know how to feed and forage for themselves. They can also regulate their body temperature well. Please don’t take that away from them. Be safe 🎉
Enjoyed the video. I watched another channel ( Grow Family Network with King) and what they did to get rid of ants was to use another colony of ants. The two colonies fought each other and killed each other off. It took a few hours but when he went back to check his raised bed both sets of ants were done in. Don’t know if that helps or not. Happy gardening. ❤
You crack me up and you cracked the code, yay!!! I hope your channel takes off... very inspirational, educational, good honest homesteading...in your backyard!
Hello Asia, since the ants are inside the greenhouse try spend coffee grounds around the perimeter of the greenhouse, they don't like tge smell. Mix baking soda, about a cup, two tablespoons sugar and two tablespoons borax, mix it well and put it around on bottle caps( juice, soda, jars from the kitchen) and sprinkle a little around. Have work for me and the population of ants is a lot less. Good luck
Beautiful work! Keep going your doing fantastic.
Great Video!!!
❤to see inside of your quail coop!
I used a tote with holes in it. Worked fine.😊
@MsShirleyOGGardener same here and I just put yard and kitchen scraps in the totes and put soil on top and plant right in it.. composts while plants grow and feeds at same time.. same with in ground just put scraps in a trench and plant on either sides..
Me too
I’ve wanted to do compost too but I know I won’t take care of it. I’ve decided I’m going to make a compost bin in my chicken yard. I’m going to make like a four or five foot ring to throw scraps and stuff in. From what I’ve read, the chickens will scratch it and turn it for you. Guess we’ll see. We put a dozen fertile eggs under one of our girls that went broody and she just hatched out 11 chicks. So we should have plenty chicken composters! 😂 Looking good girl! I use crawfish platters for food for the chickens and we put a little roof over a pallet and put a baby pool on it for their water. I only have to change their water once a week.
Grits for the ants! It works wonders.
Watching from forsyth county 👋 I love following gardeners in my same zone ❤
We made worm bins out of storage bins with holes on the top sides and bottom. A pesky racoon kept coming and flipping them over to try to eat the worms! (One night I left it half open by accident and the racoon forages in them.) Now they're in my basement. :)
Hey Asia! Beautiful harvest! 💚
SHALOM. I CAN’T WAIT. I WAS GROWING INDOORS AND ON THE DECK. NOW IT WILL BE OUTSIDE. ALL PRAISES TO THE MOST HIGH YAH! NICE YELLOW HOMESTEAD.
This ant generation is aggressively different😅.. watched a few other farmer videos and we're all fighting these ants. Last year I had ants but it was nothing like this season.
Girrrrl! Be careful out there. That heat is no joke.
Your skin looks great! What sunscreen protection do you use? And skin regimen in general?
Awww thank you! If I put on sunscreen I use Black Girl Sunscreen and I clean and moisturize with Curology. I honestly don’t do much.
@@YellowDoorUrbanHomestead copy. Thank you!
They say plant squash n zucchini in late summer to avoid the dreaded SVB. They say in most zones that late summer is past the SVB height & squash will do well. Im trying it this year. Hope it works.
👋 👋 👋 Asia ❤
I use shredded paper for bedding for my earthworms. It's free. I remove the windows from envelopes and shred most of my junk mail, old bills, etc. I try to avoid shiny, coated paper, but other than that, it's all fair game. I have a compost pile (sort of) sounds like it kind of like yours. I haven't turned it in at least a year. Most of my garden waste is either left in the beds (chop and drop) or given to the chickens. This fall I'll spread that compost on top of my beds., I may not start another pile, I haven't decided. I'll also rake up the old bedding in the chicken run in the fall and top off my beds with that. I'm all about as little work as I can get away with. Zone 8, Portland OR
Red wriggler worms.
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good morning from northern ny. Great video if you like quail eggs how come you don't like chicken eggs don't they tast the same
Did you know that wally world sells red wrigglers during fishing season? 😊 ❤
I did not but it’s good to know! Thank you!
We must see a wat im planting for the fall video how and when
I really enjoyed watching this video thanks for sharing and I just love your accent!🌹💕 happy gardening ❣️
Nice little harvest Asia! I get the compost situation. It is a lot to deal with. I'll be waiting until the end of the season and using mine to put the garden to bed. The flowers are beautiful! I kept cutting my zinnias last season, and boy, they kept growing out and up, and next thing I knew, I had a bush! It was gorgeous😊. I planted delicata squash again, and it looks like I might have a little harvest this time🙌🏼. I am SO EXCITED!!! See you soon.😊
Was the sweat for me this time 🖤🖤🖤 hard working woman
Thank you for sharing your garden tips! What video software do you use to edit your videos; if you don’t mind sharing. I would like to do more videos ♥🐔
Hi 👋🏾! I love CapCut but the last update doesn’t work well with my computer so I’m using FilmForth to edit for transitions and CapCut for music and text right now. Worked pretty good on my last video. Still kinda on the search though.
Great video thank you for sharing
I was back home this weekend in Virginia, and I thought about you when I passed Hopewell
Your greenhouse maybe place on a ant house
Feed your chickens minnows they love them and you can grow them (minnows) yourself
Hello Asia maybe put the quail pellets in a mini chopper to grind it smaller, just a thought💖💖🤗🤗. Love the video.
Girl..get the eggs daaa 😂
Where about sin Virginia? I’m in the southwest corner of Virginia not far from blue field in the mountains. I’m actually zone 6b and my nights are quite cool. Garden struggling.
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Love your show! But, I guess I missed something. What and why you are housing the worms? Please let me know?
Those Sunflowers r no look at the sky - they maybe fake. Research it if u have time. 🥰
How do white tomatoes taste?
They are way less acidic and I get a tangy taste from them. They are delicious!
Cincinnati 🥦🌶🍆🥕🥔🫑🌽🥒🤗😊
Please let me know what you do for the ants cause I’m having an ant problem as well climbing on my seedlings in my make shift green house
Just found you on @ExploringAlternatives . Mind telling me what state you're in? I'm in GA, and want to follow channels with similar climate.
I’m in VA! Sending you good vibes on find channels near you. Check out Broke Farmer. He is in GA.
I was wondering if quail eggs were enough to fill up a person?
I eat about 5 with breakfast. I’m not a yolk person so they work for me.
F.YI. the guy I bought my first flock of quail from fed his quail turkey pellets that he ground up to a manageable size for them (almost to a powder). He claimed they had no problem and preferred it that way. 🤔