Nothing to talk about here. I don't have much. So any one giving away garden stuff such as fruit trees, compost, wood chips, etc, please let me know. I'm in 9b central Florida. I don't have a vehicle. Every spare penny I have goes to growing food of some kind.
I recently started a Facebook group called “Florida preppers” (logo is a pic of a map). We focus on “community-level prepping” so feel free to post pictures of your yard and we’ll see how we can help.
Love this thank you! I gave my neighbor a few starter vegetable plants and she gave me some eggs! It felt so good. I’ve also shared flower seeds with a neighbor. I started rooting cuttings and I’m sure I’ll share those with neighbors as well, to build relationships and interest in planting. When I share plants, I see my neighbors take care of their gardens and get digging ❤️ I want to start a free seed exchange and plant exchange all over the world. A library and education of plants and gardening, just like you and your family. I am all about encouragement and community ❤️
Someone we bought goats from has too many eggs, so when they come into town they drop off dozens of eggs with us. We give half to our neighbor. The neighbor has brought us Sunday night dinner, veggies from their garden and some steak from their last cow butchered.
thank you so much for this encouragement! After a long ,hot day on the farm, questioning why we still maintain a herd of milking goats...in our senior years.....you reminded me of the value of them....our garden...our fruit trees..etc. just what I needed to hear. God bless you.
This is awesome! We are working to build our awesome community... We are creators of SoilFamily Expo here in Savannah Georgia. Encouraging And teaching the world to Grow their groceries and meeting our TH-cam community! I'm so grateful to find your channel researching butchering pigs! God is amazing. Thanks again SoilBrotha 🙏🏾
What you said about spending money I have seen personally many times. Someone gets a job and when the get their first paycheck, they buy a new vehicle. Six months later they get laid off and sometimes have that vehicle repossessed. I get criticized for driving older vehicles, but it’s payed for and no one will take it from me. Keep up the great work you do.
Your main message is Do not spend all you get from your job! Always keep your food reserves, invest in fruit trees or berry bushes. These things will bring you food every year for the future. Another thing I am asking friends for jeans they are throwing out because my jeans need patches and I have a sewing machine! Make things last a long time!
Keep preaching! There is one big club causing all this. They all worship the one eye. Whatever their control brings us won't matter if we all help one another and work together. Thanks for your great tips!
I've started putting my money into our homestead. Building resilience with food systems like planting fruit and nut bearing trees, livestock and building soil. I appreciate what you are doing, keep telling the truth and educating people to open their eyes.
Preach it! It's ironic that you posted this video this week. I just listed my Harley for sale, to pay off the remaining debt we have and accelerate our move east. This really hit home for me today, I kinda needed the reminder of why I've been pushing to pay off the debt so we can get out of the city easier. Y'all are one of my motivations. Thank you so much!
Good job! I know it's hard to sell the things we have loved once in our lives. But...you selling your bike says you are 100% serious and dedicated! I think it's awesome you are doing what you have to in order to release yourselves from entrapment. Way to go! You and your family are now one step closer. You can almost smell the hay.
Hey Billy, what you say makes so much sense. I'm a late bloomer here and being on a fixed retirement income, it's challenging to build up my little city homestead, but I'm doing it one tree and packet of seeds at a time. I love the style of planting veggies and fruits together and I'm trying it. Thanks!
You know Billy I must say I appreciate the fact that you want to consider others in your videos as far as with their business. I think that something that needs to be done more with the homesteading community and with other communities for that matter. Cuz we know that big business is ruining this country not to mention the politicians so we need to be a self-sufficient Society. So again thank you.
Hey Perma Pastor! Susu here from the belly of the beast NYS:) You are absolutely CORRECT! I had to buy a vehicle once I moved upstate from the concrete jungle NYC but I knew if I want to get ahead...I better live very frugally, I checked on craigslist and bought me a small SUV for UNDER 4K , a nice little rugged jeep. A 20 year old car....it needs a little TLC other than that, it's great! TOP 5 reasons..1) no payments/no stress 2) NO TRACKING - you know who 3) easy to repair 4) NO fancy electronic features draining my battery or burning out electronic board that even the mechanics can't diagnose when cars just shut off. They are all crap now! 4) NO screen distracting me while driving/ or talking to me 5) allows me to SAVE MONEY for other things more important...like LAND!
Thanks Billy for always being there with truth even when you know it's not the magic answer some want. I appreciate you and your wife and William trying to teach and inform people so they can have the right tools to make it. I wish I lived close to you and Justin Metcalf I would count y'all as vital members of any community. Keep up the good work and God bless you all
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 don't get me to daydreaming. I have to stay here none of my grandkids parents are awake yet. Even though I have tried. So I have to be here to teach and hold onto them. If not for that.I love that part of the country too.
I appreciate this. I am sucked back into the office environment and not willing to give up any of my other pursuits. I’m not ready to give up my job yet, but I have been starting to think more and more about how I can try and earn income in other ways. Thanks for taking the time to discuss this very important topic!!
I am in the same boat as you. Good luck to the both of us for the encouragement and courage to finally make the change. For me and my family it will be worth it.
After promptly receiving my order of comfrey i posted how small they were and if I should i plant them in pots first. Well i went ahead and did just that am delighted to say they all made it very tiny but from WHAT I have sense heard there will be no problems with them growing to large healthy plants. I am so excited just not sure where to plaNT THEM FIRST. I ONLY HAVE A SMALL AREA OF SUN HERE IN WESTERN KY. I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR SELLING IT TO ME I PRAY YOUR BUSINESS IS WILL BE BLESSED.
My family and I appreciate the advice, Billy. We're closing in on a new homestead property close to our friends and family, and channels like yours have been super helpful in planning our new self-sufficient life.
Went to a new tree nursery about 10 miles from my house the other day and purchased the start of my food forest! I'll be busting out the comfrey starts and bone sauce in the next few days😊
Just finished evening chores and listened while making dinner. I recently added your channel and only listen to 4 others. Your channel was a wise choice for me! Thank you! Always some good take-a-ways and I am in my 6th generation of life!
People think money is freedom... it's not. Those who have a lot of money can be the most enslaved. Your getting asked these questions because people assume your freedom must be due to excess money... not necessarily true. Keep on being the real deal!
Money can definitely lead to freedom as long as the person with the money isn't a moron. The world opens up to rich people in ways that everyone else can only imagine. Having a lot of money is literally the only way to experience some level of freedom on this planet.
Another great video! We have chickens and will be starting to raise Australorps and Rhoade Island Reds to sell or trade and we are also in the beginning stages of producing St.Croix Sheep here in Southern California (super excitied to start this) We have already started an exchange of eggs for honey with another local grower......it's SO AWESOME!! God Bless everyone!
Yup. This is the way. I have some videos I will be putting up by this weekend, my phone broke and I'm just struggling overall.. But I did make a few videos, just need to send them over somehow and get them uploaded. I'm showing anyone can start a garden even if they're "late" or their yard is overgrown etc. I posted a few videos awhile back but TH-cam just hangs them up on the upload section and so they never posted. Ugh... Trying to get back into things, really hard after losing my son and the vehicle is broke down. God will make a way. 😊👍❣️🌻🌼🥀💮🐝🌸
My son and I remodel and business is booming but I'm most encouraged by the berry bushes we sold this year. Three different stores are selling them next year and we meeting lots of like minded people with the berry bushes. God is good
I started our homestead right off the parkway and I have a lawncare business and a repair shop at my house in the evenings. I still struggle because I'm not greedy and have a mental illness and love to help. Only problem is people see me struggle and still take advantage. I fell on my head while young 8'. I can figure out /fix/build anything
It's not an odd question. Folks should talk more about how they make money and how much they make. It needs to be destigmatized IMO. Thanks for sharing!
Husband is a paramedic which in Ontario is a good job (but falling behind of inflation at the moment) We were most blessed to be one of the few ambulance services to Buck the quaksine orders and he didn’t get fired so far… (pray for us!) He makes around 96k CDN but is taxed around a third of that!!!! 😮 other streams include rental incomes. When he was a carpenter we bought fixer uppers and now rent them out. Some times we even have rented space out in our own primary residence. I was a paramedic too and now that I’m retired I’m trying to make our garden at least sustain us. Fruit trees are producing, garden is producing. Friends have animal products we can’t produce being townies with bylaw officers behind every tree! We have a home church we go to …. Over all we’ve been able to live relatively free of shukdowns and nandates and massck requirements. We are learning to be more agile and learning to duck dodge and dive to steer clear of commies 😅 🇨🇦HONK
I am so intrigued about comfrey. Your family has introduced the wonderful world of comfrey to us, and I am learning so much about it! Your content is informative and enjoyable. I appreciate that Michelle bought 75 strawberry plants when shopping for trees! Every member of your family is a great asset to this community, thanks for being real.
Kinkless hose: Purchase: * bundle of 3/4" pvc pipe. * can of 'fusion' spray paint * 1 bag (10) 3/4" SS-MIP fittings + extras * 1 bag (10) 3/4" SS-FIP fittings + extras * Any number of 3/4" tees. FIP if you can get them. * 1 can pvc primer and glue. * set of quick connect hose fittings, optional. For a piece of pipe prime and glue one FIP and one MIP on each end. Repeat as often as you need. Paint the finished product to prevent UV damage. With the tees add a FIP fitting on one end, a MIP fitting on the other. On the third free end add a MIP fitting. I add emt straps across the bottom of the tee and screw it to a small board as a foot. What can you do? You can connect the pipe nearly as fast as you can drag and unkink the hose. Need a discharge? Add a tee fitting in line and screw in your premade sprinkler head. Or a length of hose to direct the steam. At the end of the line just add a 3/4" FIP cap. Sky is the limit. Disassembly is just as fast. I have lengths of this setup and various premade fittings. The flexibility permits me to adjust water needs quickly as the nature of an area changes from season to season. Has saved me money in the long run -- some lengths are nearing 8yrs old.
Love this video, seems like people are putting their money ino everything except the things that really matter, so sad to see where we are headed as a nation, thank you for building a community that is doing things differently, the way they should be!
Thanks Billy, love your videos..so full of wisdom!! We appreciate all that you do encourage homesteading. I think there's no better life than to be born again and a homesteader😉😊👍. Much love to you n your family.
Love what you're doing man. My parents and I have a 13 acre junkyard opening very soon and then i'm going to try to put a lot of my money into farming.
Off topic but went to my 83 year old mothers in the middle of Texas last week. Put in a garden, put up fencing to keep wild boars out....while there I fell in live with her water hose. All steel. Never kinks and cost about 70.00. I am definitely getting one!
What is the name of the hose and are you ordering it? Let me know 🤗 sounds like a good idea! I buy good hoses but somehow you always get a bend or dent in it and inevitably, gets at least one kink!! Ugh
This has given me so much food for thought. I am working hard to establish my small business. Because in my main line of work I have that problem of not being able to be myself and to say what needs to be said. I'm feeling like I'm an imposter.
Most excellent! We do this same thing. We have no mortgage, no debt, no phone contracts.. just utilities, insurance. My husband retired as the director of gunsmithing at Piedmont Tech college but stayed on as a adjunct. He builds custom 18th century Firearms...lol..I guess it's a Capone family thing. We also invest in our homestead building toward bartering with others.
Did something similar. I spent 40yrs in IT. So now I teach the subject in various classes. A lot of flexibility and the rate is not bad. The combination gives me the time to work on our small acreage.
@@johnmcginnis5201 sadly not a lot of young ones get into the trades. My husband has actually had students who didn't know a flat head from a Phillips head screwdriver. We desperately need more in the trades!
@@CaponeCabin Indeed its an issue. Ironically Texas State Technical College where I teach train many of these trades. Industrial maintenance, high voltage engineering, HVAC, Diesel, etc. Practically every graduate has a job offer before they finish.
Very informational video. We met you at the Homestead event in SC this past weekend. We bought the bone sauce, seems to be working well. I couldnt wait to get home and use it. My husband was the truck driver you spoke with lol. You said a mouth full about buolding community, our issue is where we are from theres not a lot of our kind of folks in our area. Make me sad, so we have to reach out 2+ hrs. It was so nice meeting you, didnt get to meet your wife. Lol she was busy but its ok. We live her through youtube lol. Enjoy the week. Looking forward to more videos.
Keep doing what you're doing my friend . You and your family put out quality info, and have really helped me with some ideas for my own homesteading. Much appreciated!
GREAT video. Thank you for all you do. I really enjoyed your processing workshop at Self-Reliance Festival weekend, too. And for everyone wanting to escape the rat race, KNOWLEDGE WEIGHS NOTHING. Catch a workshop. Plant a tomato plant. Whatever tiny thing you can do to lean your life towards self-sufficiency, DO IT. We are all at different points in our journey. Just keep making progress and be willing to teach what you know to someone who needs a little help. Teaching can be one of your income streams before you know it...
Great message SoilBrotha! Discipline... We've been homesteading for about a year now. We've saved so much but we have multiple streams of income and discipline... Our grocery bill is very small we grow, and raise as much as possible. We just started our TH-cam journey 9 months ago and it's added positive income and only getting better. Thanks for sharing this important information SoilBrotha we appreciate you 🙏🏾
Absolutely true. I know people who make twice as much as us who are complaining about food prices often, and they spend indiscriminately. They asked me recently if I’m spending more on groceries nowadays. My husband and I looked at each other and said no. I told them my garden and chickens offset the costs and I just wait for the sale then stock up. I’ve been stocking up big time since the big C hit and basically make everything from scratch, rarely eat out, etc. Those outside of it don’t understand it’s a lifestyle and mindset, and not just one action.
I love the idea of trade!! My Dad grew up in the depression and tells me so many stories of how it use to be....I have always believed in giving your gifts away.... bartering, trading, whatever gift/skill God has blessed you with can help others & vice versa! We can go back to that way if people change their hearts! I look forward to that day. (I try to do this myself!) My husband & I love your channel!! Blessings & all the Best !Lorie!
I used to irritate the dickens out of my boss. He constantly reminded me that I was throwing away free money (401k company match) by not participating in the “retirement plan”. He never understood when I replied that “livestock/fruit trees had a much better/longer track record than the stock market”!
Thank you Mr. Billy , your content is always so informative & I truly appreciate all you do for all of us , God bless you & the whole family . Mrs Josette Tharp Texas
Money is important, but you are right, it all depends on how you use/manage it. My life has taught me some lessons from the school of hard knocks. When I married my wife 32 years ago, she came with 4 fully charged up credit cards. I cut them up, paid them off, and never got another one. The Lord guided my path on that because we both ended up disabled. With no huge debt we have survived. I do like debit cards, all the benefits of easy payment, and no monthly bill.
I really like the idea of trading in goods that you produce yourself with others in your community. I'm not able to homestead on a large scale, but am working to produce food with the space we have and stock up on necessary items to use and trade if and when needed. Thanks for the video Billy!
My parents were Depression kids, and both of them worked their way through their education to their careers. They started without, literally, a pot to p… in or a window to throw it out. Once we kids were in school, Mom went back to her work, and both parents agreed to live on one income and save the other. They made a point of living WITHIN the lesser income. By the time they retired, Dad had gone from Hill Billy to Mountain William. 😉 Humphrey Bogart made a point of living within his means and keeping a FU fund so he could afford to turn down scripts he didn’t like and outwait the Powers That Be in his industry. I have personally seen people who made fortunes, blew them, and died penniless because they never learned how to handle money (or other resources), and there was no way to help them because they never could learn. Tough love understands and acts on the difference between a hand up, a hand out, and enabling.
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 I think anytime people share good sound advise especially with the younger people that’s a blessing that will not be over looked!
Thanks to you, I am about 6 months away from developing a second income stream. Everything I’ve been doing are seeds to grow income. It has been a struggle every month financially, but I can see the progress as the gardens and animals grow. Nearly everything I have comes from scrounging materials others discard. I work hard to get food scraps and have two good sources. Feed costs are my primary focus for reduction/elimination. Now that my gardens are getting ready to produce, I’m excited to store some, sell some and grow more. The fruit trees will produce in a couple years, berries by next year, and I’m just getting started. I do almost everything by hand myself. I found a neighbor with a tractor to move the 80 cu yds of wood chips. I found a source for free sawdust any time I want it. I have boatloads of cardboard, and make compost every time I move the chickens. I’m finding a rhythm to moving the pigs and chickens, building a tool shed (from scrap lumber, pallets, roof tin) for storage, and will attach rabbit hutches to the back side of it. On another side I’m setting up for processing animals. I found pvc stair handrails that I’ll make rain gutters from for rainwater collection. My only cost was for gas in the truck to go pick-up everything. I bought a used trailer for $500 and a used lawn tractor for $250 to haul things around or pickup sawdust, bricks (for a pizza oven like Justro’s), roof tin, scrap lumber, etc. All glory to the Father for directing me to find you! My pastures continue to improve month by month as the pigs and chickens do their thing. Once the pigs farrow, I’m planning to get a couple sheep. A year from now I plan to have this place running well almost like yours. Thank you for your continued support and encouragement. God bless you and yours!
👍🏼🥳 See what I mean? You’ve made a ton of progress from a couple of years ago! It’s inspiring reading things like this. Have a blessed day and carry on! 😃
Thanks for sharing! That’s the goal of our farm- diversity of goods coming in and going out. I’m trying to build our YT channel now- gardening, preserving, and living a scratch made life is the focus! God bless!
I am with you, Brother. Like me, you probably have the base of a decent military pension, but I also have other streams of income, like Amazon and a firearm customizing business, that I thoroughly enjoy. But many folks are currently living in the city, working a 40 hour job and are interested in doing what you do, but need to know that they can make it if they make the big leap to a self-sustaining lifestyle. Try to be easy on them!
This is one of a FEW channels I’m subscribed to. Quality over quantity. Lots of wisdom as well as good intel on topics no one like to discuss. I am subscribed to four other channels from your state. Hmmm I think there’s a trend. I’ve been visiting grandparents roughly 40 minutes east of you and Metcaff Mills every year since I was a child. Thank you sir for your vision in Homesteading.
Love the shirt😉. Thanks for all the hard work you all do to try and help your “neighbors”. Keep the money and give me the honey😂. Btw all the trees we got for that deal are still kicking 🙌🏻🙏🏻. God Bless you all, my friends!
You put out great content. Being new to Missouri and coming from Canada, my biggest challenges are getting known to have a portable sawmill and learning how things work here. I do what I can with my channel, but there are very few local to me that watch it.
Maybe you could advertise on Craigslist or your local Marketplace on Facebook. Here in Florida prople just post signs on the roadside( you'd have to see if this is legal in your area) with what they are offering and a phone number.
I tinker around with homesteading while holding a full-time job and I can concur on what you said about being in debt the people you work with and manufacturing corporations will treat you a lot different when you're 100% debt-free and don't owe anybody nothing then they treat the people they know have to have a paycheck because they're so in debt they can't afford to miss a day of work thank God I'm debt free and yes I'm looking for a side hustle to make a little extra money to put back for a rainy day
Great as usual. I just finishing up my first 18 day compost. Work statred on another started today. Grateful Magnolia Tx I host airbnb for landlords and myself in the greater Houston TX area. I make art to sell(mainly painting)(also on redbubble) Some drawing you tube videos for fun I am raising soy free hampshire pigs for breeding to sell.( letting my breeders dig swells) almost at breeding age. Raining goats for breeding and the table. (Also to help repair soil)i believe my doe is pregnant now. She had triplets last year Raising soy free chicken for eggs and trying to get them to breed and hatch naturally as so many will not. About to start raising some bluegill/brim for family and pig feed. Also minnows for the same. I have a pond and raise duckweed in it for my pigs and chickens.
We just bought a “new truck” our original is a 65 Ford we personally restored ourselves. The new truck is an 82 4x4 Ford. Haven’t had a car payment in decades
With our household, we don’t buy it unless we can pay for it 100%. I’m pretty sure I’ve got clothes from 20 years ago and any new stuff I buy IS on sale. Give me a thrifty person and I’ll squeeze a dime outa them 😉 What I’m investing my $ is tools right now; my last big buy was two tomato juicers, one manual, one electric. I’m buying books on herbs, seeds and learning how to grow them. I’m learning how to make salves (comfrey, plantain, and calendula) this summer. Yesterday I made lilac jelly/syrup for the first time.
Great words of wisdom Billy. Folks who want to survive are gonna have to get back to self sustainability. Danny preaches it and so do you and Justin. I think if anyone has any money in the bank, now would be a good time to move it to a safer location if possible. The devil can't get what he can't find! Thanks brother!
We've done things to shave costs. I mean more than the average person does but I won't get into details either. My advice is if you can't make it save it. I have practice being disabled and living in a multigenerational homestead. A version all our own.
So much good could be said about this video. Just wanted to comment for the algorithm regardless. Love the abundance instead of scarcity mindset. Always wise and level headed advice.
I think a lot of people are tired of the rat race and living a cookie cutter 9 to 5 life. You're exactly right about how important it is to have multiple streams of income. I'm working towards that now and plan on taking an early retirement in a few years.
I'd love to learn how to youtube and working on urban homestead. We have chickens and I grow much of our vegetables. Currently have offered about 15 paprika peppers on market place and have 0 in a month.
I have neighbors asking me for my plants and some wanted some eggplant I grew . I gave them some but next year I hope to have a little back yard green house. Going to sale plants 🙏
I’ve never understood the rush to gold or silver I’ve always felt that you put your money into a means of production you will always have the coin of the realm and if that production is a food rather than boogie whips so much the better. Or if you put your time and effort and money into acquiring skills such as welding forging plumbing electrical etc. you increase your value in the marketplace.
"Abercrombie ain't never done nothing for me" love the mentality and the message. Help each other. Enrich each other's lives and pockets. Spot on my friend, thanks. P.S I have a sneaking suspicion you're into a "banking concept" outside the box that my family takes part in. Unsure about the insure but I'm guessing.
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 few good military men whom have introduced my fiancé and I to the Nelson Nash Infinite Banking Concept/Privatized Banking/Dividend Paying Life Insurance systems using Austrian Economics. The way you presented multiple streams of income while trying to stay away from the dollar reminded me of some of the conversations I have had with my better half. We are new to it. She says I build the homestead and she'll build this. Reminds me of watching you and Michelle obtain your goals and dreams. Working together to hopefully better the future of our children. I work for today but I plant for them. To establish something I can hand down that is greater than gold. Thanks for the reply and sound informative information, as always.
Good evening Billy I m new to your channel I watch Mr Danny and Ms Wanda I always to me lived the old way off the land grow my own veggies raise my own meat and I've learned what plants I can eat off my land I have fresh running water 💧 on my land in total my husband and I have 100 acres we've been married for 44 years and always lived this way its a normal way of life and I love to barter I do it all the time I believe it's none of anyone business how much money money anyone at that makes and how I love this video and how you put money into your homestead by means of fruit veggies animals you are a true homesteader thank you stay safe and God bless
Nothing to talk about here. I don't have much. So any one giving away garden stuff such as fruit trees, compost, wood chips, etc, please let me know. I'm in 9b central Florida. I don't have a vehicle. Every spare penny I have goes to growing food of some kind.
Edit in your exact location and I’ll pin it to the top of the comment section.
-William
I recently started a Facebook group called “Florida preppers” (logo is a pic of a map). We focus on “community-level prepping” so feel free to post pictures of your yard and we’ll see how we can help.
@@Anythingforfreedom sweet! I’m gonna find ya’ll!
@@freedomdirt6187 Ok, check your messages after you request to join.
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 not sure what you mean 'edit in'.
Love this thank you! I gave my neighbor a few starter vegetable plants and she gave me some eggs! It felt so good. I’ve also shared flower seeds with a neighbor. I started rooting cuttings and I’m sure I’ll share those with neighbors as well, to build relationships and interest in planting. When I share plants, I see my neighbors take care of their gardens and get digging ❤️ I want to start a free seed exchange and plant exchange all over the world. A library and education of plants and gardening, just like you and your family. I am all about encouragement and community ❤️
Thank you so much!
Someone we bought goats from has too many eggs, so when they come into town they drop off dozens of eggs with us. We give half to our neighbor. The neighbor has brought us Sunday night dinner, veggies from their garden and some steak from their last cow butchered.
thank you so much for this encouragement! After a long ,hot day on the farm, questioning why we still maintain a herd of milking goats...in our senior years.....you reminded me of the value of them....our garden...our fruit trees..etc. just what I needed to hear. God bless you.
Sounds like it’s time for the next generation to get to work!
-William
This is awesome! We are working to build our awesome community... We are creators of SoilFamily Expo here in Savannah Georgia. Encouraging And teaching the world to Grow their groceries and meeting our TH-cam community! I'm so grateful to find your channel researching butchering pigs! God is amazing. Thanks again SoilBrotha 🙏🏾
Thank you so much! Let us know when that conference is going on!
What you said about spending money I have seen personally many times. Someone gets a job and when the get their first paycheck, they buy a new vehicle. Six months later they get laid off and sometimes have that vehicle repossessed. I get criticized for driving older vehicles, but it’s payed for and no one will take it from me. Keep up the great work you do.
I really like and appreciate how hard you and your entire family work to build a sense of community.
Your main message is Do not spend all you get from your job! Always keep your food reserves, invest in fruit trees or berry bushes. These things will bring you food every year for the future.
Another thing I am asking friends for jeans they are throwing out because my jeans need patches and I have a sewing machine! Make things last a long time!
Thank you so much!
Keep preaching! There is one big club causing all this. They all worship the one eye. Whatever their control brings us won't matter if we all help one another and work together. Thanks for your great tips!
Thank you so much!
the "one eye?" I don't understand.
I've started putting my money into our homestead. Building resilience with food systems like planting fruit and nut bearing trees, livestock and building soil. I appreciate what you are doing, keep telling the truth and educating people to open their eyes.
If you don't mind sharing, who do you follow here on YT (other than this channel) about how to get started homesteading?
Thank you so much!
Love the community building message. Keep it up, i think we all need it.
Thank you!
Preach it! It's ironic that you posted this video this week. I just listed my Harley for sale, to pay off the remaining debt we have and accelerate our move east. This really hit home for me today, I kinda needed the reminder of why I've been pushing to pay off the debt so we can get out of the city easier.
Y'all are one of my motivations. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! It’s hard to haul livestock in a Harley! 😂
Good job! I know it's hard to sell the things we have loved once in our lives. But...you selling your bike says you are 100% serious and dedicated! I think it's awesome you are doing what you have to in order to release yourselves from entrapment. Way to go! You and your family are now one step closer. You can almost smell the hay.
Hey Billy, what you say makes so much sense. I'm a late bloomer here and being on a fixed retirement income, it's challenging to build up my little city homestead, but I'm doing it one tree and packet of seeds at a time. I love the style of planting veggies and fruits together and I'm trying it. Thanks!
You know Billy I must say I appreciate the fact that you want to consider others in your videos as far as with their business. I think that something that needs to be done more with the homesteading community and with other communities for that matter. Cuz we know that big business is ruining this country not to mention the politicians so we need to be a self-sufficient Society. So again thank you.
Thank you so much! More people need to realize that it’s not a competition.
Good topic Billy and thank you for being willing to work with other homesteaders like me .it gives us a strong sense of security. 🙏🏻😇
Thank you for being there!
Hey Perma Pastor! Susu here from the belly of the beast NYS:) You are absolutely CORRECT! I had to buy a vehicle once I moved upstate from the concrete jungle NYC but I knew if I want to get ahead...I better live very frugally, I checked on craigslist and bought me a small SUV for UNDER 4K , a nice little rugged jeep. A 20 year old car....it needs a little TLC other than that, it's great!
TOP 5 reasons..1) no payments/no stress 2) NO TRACKING - you know who
3) easy to repair 4) NO fancy electronic features draining my battery or burning out electronic board that even the mechanics can't diagnose when cars just shut off. They are all crap now!
4) NO screen distracting me while driving/ or talking to me
5) allows me to SAVE MONEY for other things more important...like LAND!
That’s awesome! Keep us updated on the property search!
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 absolutely!
Thanks Billy for always being there with truth even when you know it's not the magic answer some want. I appreciate you and your wife and William trying to teach and inform people so they can have the right tools to make it. I wish I lived close to you and Justin Metcalf I would count y'all as vital members of any community. Keep up the good work and God bless you all
There’s land for sale near us! Thank you so much!
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 don't get me to daydreaming. I have to stay here none of my grandkids parents are awake yet. Even though I have tried. So I have to be here to teach and hold onto them. If not for that.I love that part of the country too.
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 You are somewhere in the Carolinas? And how much land? Or I think you are speaking in general terms....
I appreciate this. I am sucked back into the office environment and not willing to give up any of my other pursuits. I’m not ready to give up my job yet, but I have been starting to think more and more about how I can try and earn income in other ways. Thanks for taking the time to discuss this very important topic!!
I am in the same boat as you. Good luck to the both of us for the encouragement and courage to finally make the change. For me and my family it will be worth it.
After promptly receiving my order of comfrey i posted how small they were and if I should i plant them in pots first. Well i went ahead and did just that am delighted to say they all made it very tiny but from WHAT I have sense heard there will be no problems with them growing to large healthy plants. I am so excited just not sure where to plaNT THEM FIRST. I ONLY HAVE A SMALL AREA OF SUN HERE IN WESTERN KY. I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR SELLING IT TO ME I PRAY YOUR BUSINESS IS WILL BE BLESSED.
My family and I appreciate the advice, Billy. We're closing in on a new homestead property close to our friends and family, and channels like yours have been super helpful in planning our new self-sufficient life.
Went to a new tree nursery about 10 miles from my house the other day and purchased the start of my food forest!
I'll be busting out the comfrey starts and bone sauce in the next few days😊
Sounds awesome! Way to go!
Just finished evening chores and listened while making dinner. I recently added your channel and only listen to 4 others. Your channel was a wise choice for me! Thank you! Always some good take-a-ways and I am in my 6th generation of life!
Thank you!
People think money is freedom... it's not. Those who have a lot of money can be the most enslaved. Your getting asked these questions because people assume your freedom must be due to excess money... not necessarily true. Keep on being the real deal!
Thank you!
Money can definitely lead to freedom as long as the person with the money isn't a moron. The world opens up to rich people in ways that everyone else can only imagine.
Having a lot of money is literally the only way to experience some level of freedom on this planet.
Another great video! We have chickens and will be starting to raise Australorps and Rhoade Island Reds to sell or trade and we are also in the beginning stages of producing St.Croix Sheep here in Southern California (super excitied to start this) We have already started an exchange of eggs for honey with another local grower......it's SO AWESOME!! God Bless everyone!
Yup. This is the way. I have some videos I will be putting up by this weekend, my phone broke and I'm just struggling overall.. But I did make a few videos, just need to send them over somehow and get them uploaded. I'm showing anyone can start a garden even if they're "late" or their yard is overgrown etc. I posted a few videos awhile back but TH-cam just hangs them up on the upload section and so they never posted. Ugh... Trying to get back into things, really hard after losing my son and the vehicle is broke down. God will make a way. 😊👍❣️🌻🌼🥀💮🐝🌸
I’m so sorry for your loss.. thank you for the kind words!
My son and I remodel and business is booming but I'm most encouraged by the berry bushes we sold this year. Three different stores are selling them next year and we meeting lots of like minded people with the berry bushes. God is good
Amen!
I started our homestead right off the parkway and I have a lawncare business and a repair shop at my house in the evenings. I still struggle because I'm not greedy and have a mental illness and love to help. Only problem is people see me struggle and still take advantage. I fell on my head while young 8'. I can figure out /fix/build anything
It's not an odd question. Folks should talk more about how they make money and how much they make. It needs to be destigmatized IMO. Thanks for sharing!
How much so you make?
@@C2yourself $90k/year. you?
@@jamiebaker6516 your original comment it so spot on! I'm grateful people are taking the taboo away from financial education/independence.
I agree. Thank you so much!
Husband is a paramedic which in Ontario is a good job (but falling behind of inflation at the moment) We were most blessed to be one of the few ambulance services to Buck the quaksine orders and he didn’t get fired so far… (pray for us!) He makes around 96k CDN but is taxed around a third of that!!!! 😮 other streams include rental incomes. When he was a carpenter we bought fixer uppers and now rent them out. Some times we even have rented space out in our own primary residence. I was a paramedic too and now that I’m retired I’m trying to make our garden at least sustain us. Fruit trees are producing, garden is producing. Friends have animal products we can’t produce being townies with bylaw officers behind every tree! We have a home church we go to …. Over all we’ve been able to live relatively free of shukdowns and nandates and massck requirements. We are learning to be more agile and learning to duck dodge and dive to steer clear of commies 😅 🇨🇦HONK
I am so intrigued about comfrey. Your family has introduced the wonderful world of comfrey to us, and I am learning so much about it! Your content is informative and enjoyable. I appreciate that Michelle bought 75 strawberry plants when shopping for trees! Every member of your family is a great asset to this community, thanks for being real.
man, ur such a good dude....just confirmed it. paying it forward/ supporting friends. love it. cheers, brother.
Thank you!
Yes keep talking about what other channels don't discuss. Thanks. Folks wanna know and folks like me know better to ask. So im here for it!!!!!
Thank you so much!
Kinkless hose:
Purchase:
* bundle of 3/4" pvc pipe.
* can of 'fusion' spray paint
* 1 bag (10) 3/4" SS-MIP fittings + extras
* 1 bag (10) 3/4" SS-FIP fittings + extras
* Any number of 3/4" tees. FIP if you can get them.
* 1 can pvc primer and glue.
* set of quick connect hose fittings, optional.
For a piece of pipe prime and glue one FIP and one MIP on each end. Repeat as often as you need. Paint the finished product to prevent UV damage. With the tees add a FIP fitting on one end, a MIP fitting on the other. On the third free end add a MIP fitting. I add emt straps across the bottom of the tee and screw it to a small board as a foot.
What can you do? You can connect the pipe nearly as fast as you can drag and unkink the hose. Need a discharge? Add a tee fitting in line and screw in your premade sprinkler head. Or a length of hose to direct the steam. At the end of the line just add a 3/4" FIP cap. Sky is the limit. Disassembly is just as fast. I have lengths of this setup and various premade fittings. The flexibility permits me to adjust water needs quickly as the nature of an area changes from season to season. Has saved me money in the long run -- some lengths are nearing 8yrs old.
That’s awesome. Thank you so much!
Love this video, seems like people are putting their money ino everything except the things that really matter, so sad to see where we are headed as a nation, thank you for building a community that is doing things differently, the way they should be!
Thanks Billy, love your videos..so full of wisdom!! We appreciate all that you do encourage homesteading. I think there's no better life than to be born again and a homesteader😉😊👍. Much love to you n your family.
Love what you're doing man. My parents and I have a 13 acre junkyard opening very soon and then i'm going to try to put a lot of my money into farming.
That's awesome!
Billy would be planting and growing around the junkyard ❤️
Off topic but went to my 83 year old mothers in the middle of Texas last week. Put in a garden, put up fencing to keep wild boars out....while there I fell in live with her water hose. All steel. Never kinks and cost about 70.00. I am definitely getting one!
What is the name of the hose and are you ordering it? Let me know 🤗 sounds like a good idea! I buy good hoses but somehow you always get a bend or dent in it and inevitably, gets at least one kink!! Ugh
That sounds awesome!
This has given me so much food for thought. I am working hard to establish my small business. Because in my main line of work I have that problem of not being able to be myself and to say what needs to be said. I'm feeling like I'm an imposter.
Hang in there!
Most excellent! We do this same thing. We have no mortgage, no debt, no phone contracts.. just utilities, insurance. My husband retired as the director of gunsmithing at Piedmont Tech college but stayed on as a adjunct. He builds custom 18th century Firearms...lol..I guess it's a Capone family thing. We also invest in our homestead building toward bartering with others.
Did something similar. I spent 40yrs in IT. So now I teach the subject in various classes. A lot of flexibility and the rate is not bad. The combination gives me the time to work on our small acreage.
@@johnmcginnis5201 sadly not a lot of young ones get into the trades. My husband has actually had students who didn't know a flat head from a Phillips head screwdriver. We desperately need more in the trades!
@@CaponeCabin Indeed its an issue. Ironically Texas State Technical College where I teach train many of these trades. Industrial maintenance, high voltage engineering, HVAC, Diesel, etc. Practically every graduate has a job offer before they finish.
That’s awesome!
Very informational video. We met you at the Homestead event in SC this past weekend. We bought the bone sauce, seems to be working well. I couldnt wait to get home and use it. My husband was the truck driver you spoke with lol. You said a mouth full about buolding community, our issue is where we are from theres not a lot of our kind of folks in our area. Make me sad, so we have to reach out 2+ hrs. It was so nice meeting you, didnt get to meet your wife. Lol she was busy but its ok. We live her through youtube lol. Enjoy the week. Looking forward to more videos.
Thank you so much for coming out and meeting with us!
Helping small business America is as American as you can get! Y’all are awesome! Hooah!
Y'all freaking rock!!😎👊 "Abercrombie ain't done nothing for me!"🤣 Love your channel.
Thank you so much!
Keep doing what you're doing my friend . You and your family put out quality info, and have really helped me with some ideas for my own homesteading. Much appreciated!
GREAT video. Thank you for all you do. I really enjoyed your processing workshop at Self-Reliance Festival weekend, too. And for everyone wanting to escape the rat race, KNOWLEDGE WEIGHS NOTHING. Catch a workshop. Plant a tomato plant. Whatever tiny thing you can do to lean your life towards self-sufficiency, DO IT. We are all at different points in our journey. Just keep making progress and be willing to teach what you know to someone who needs a little help. Teaching can be one of your income streams before you know it...
It was good seeing you! Thank you so much!
Great common sense teaching that everyone needs to hear over and over again. Thank you for your hard work and sharing of knowledge. GOD BLESS
Thank you so much!
I love your channel! I learn SO MUCH from every video. Thank you!!
Means a lot my friend! Appreciate you’re support!
Great message SoilBrotha! Discipline... We've been homesteading for about a year now. We've saved so much but we have multiple streams of income and discipline... Our grocery bill is very small we grow, and raise as much as possible. We just started our TH-cam journey 9 months ago and it's added positive income and only getting better. Thanks for sharing this important information SoilBrotha we appreciate you 🙏🏾
Send a shirt and we’ll promote you!
Excellent Thank you. Tuning in from the West of Ireland.
Just wanna say thank you. Love your content and your family seems awesome. Keep sending the info.
Thank you!
Love it! Low consumption and high quality life! Unfortunately most people live the opposite. Keep up the good work and encouragement!
Thank you for supporting others..I have a channel about gardening in a HOA, prepping, and a few other things sprinkled in.
That's awesome!
Absolutely true. I know people who make twice as much as us who are complaining about food prices often, and they spend indiscriminately. They asked me recently if I’m spending more on groceries nowadays. My husband and I looked at each other and said no. I told them my garden and chickens offset the costs and I just wait for the sale then stock up. I’ve been stocking up big time since the big C hit and basically make everything from scratch, rarely eat out, etc. Those outside of it don’t understand it’s a lifestyle and mindset, and not just one action.
Thank you so much for the thoughtful comment!
Thank you Billy for telling the honest truth!!
I love the idea of trade!! My Dad grew up in the depression and tells me so many stories of how it use to be....I have always believed in giving your gifts away.... bartering, trading, whatever gift/skill God has blessed you with can help others & vice versa! We can go back to that way if people change their hearts! I look forward to that day. (I try to do this myself!) My husband & I love your channel!! Blessings & all the Best !Lorie!
Thank you so much!
I used to irritate the dickens out of my boss. He constantly reminded me that I was throwing away free money (401k company match) by not participating in the “retirement plan”. He never understood when I replied that “livestock/fruit trees had a much better/longer track record than the stock market”!
We always enjoy your content. It was nice meeting you the other day at the homesteading fair. Thanks for the encouragement!
Awesome meeting you as well!
Hey brother, sage advice you threw out there. Keep on "preaching" you have a gift in the way you communicate. Thanks for all you do Airborne!
Thank you so much!
Solid advice!! I’ll be hitting you up when I move to east Tennesee not far from Asheville.
Please do!
Thank you Mr. Billy , your content is always so informative & I truly appreciate all you do for all of us ,
God bless you & the whole family .
Mrs Josette Tharp
Texas
Thank you so much!
Money is important, but you are right, it all depends on how you use/manage it. My life has taught me some lessons from the school of hard knocks. When I married my wife 32 years ago, she came with 4 fully charged up credit cards. I cut them up, paid them off, and never got another one. The Lord guided my path on that because we both ended up disabled. With no huge debt we have survived. I do like debit cards, all the benefits of easy payment, and no monthly bill.
That’s awesome! Thank you for the wonderful comment!
I really like the idea of trading in goods that you produce yourself with others in your community. I'm not able to homestead on a large scale, but am working to produce food with the space we have and stock up on necessary items to use and trade if and when needed. Thanks for the video Billy!
Thank you!
My parents were Depression kids, and both of them worked their way through their education to their careers. They started without, literally, a pot to p… in or a window to throw it out. Once we kids were in school, Mom went back to her work, and both parents agreed to live on one income and save the other. They made a point of living WITHIN the lesser income. By the time they retired, Dad had gone from Hill Billy to Mountain William. 😉 Humphrey Bogart made a point of living within his means and keeping a FU fund so he could afford to turn down scripts he didn’t like and outwait the Powers That Be in his industry. I have personally seen people who made fortunes, blew them, and died penniless because they never learned how to handle money (or other resources), and there was no way to help them because they never could learn. Tough love understands and acts on the difference between a hand up, a hand out, and enabling.
I bought the same hose. Thankyou Lowes.
It’s a pain in the butt.
Another great video brother!Keep up the real talk.Praying for you and your family.Be blessed
Thank you so much!
Boo rah Billy! Good talk . Advise is easy to get but good advice is very expensive!!! God Bless from Arkansas!
Thank you!
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 I think anytime people share good sound advise especially with the younger people that’s a blessing that will not be over looked!
Thanks to you, I am about 6 months away from developing a second income stream. Everything I’ve been doing are seeds to grow income. It has been a struggle every month financially, but I can see the progress as the gardens and animals grow. Nearly everything I have comes from scrounging materials others discard. I work hard to get food scraps and have two good sources. Feed costs are my primary focus for reduction/elimination. Now that my gardens are getting ready to produce, I’m excited to store some, sell some and grow more. The fruit trees will produce in a couple years, berries by next year, and I’m just getting started. I do almost everything by hand myself. I found a neighbor with a tractor to move the 80 cu yds of wood chips. I found a source for free sawdust any time I want it. I have boatloads of cardboard, and make compost every time I move the chickens. I’m finding a rhythm to moving the pigs and chickens, building a tool shed (from scrap lumber, pallets, roof tin) for storage, and will attach rabbit hutches to the back side of it. On another side I’m setting up for processing animals. I found pvc stair handrails that I’ll make rain gutters from for rainwater collection. My only cost was for gas in the truck to go pick-up everything. I bought a used trailer for $500 and a used lawn tractor for $250 to haul things around or pickup sawdust, bricks (for a pizza oven like Justro’s), roof tin, scrap lumber, etc. All glory to the Father for directing me to find you! My pastures continue to improve month by month as the pigs and chickens do their thing. Once the pigs farrow, I’m planning to get a couple sheep. A year from now I plan to have this place running well almost like yours. Thank you for your continued support and encouragement. God bless you and yours!
👍🏼🥳 See what I mean? You’ve made a ton of progress from a couple of years ago! It’s inspiring reading things like this. Have a blessed day and carry on! 😃
That’s awesome Brother! I’m glad it’s paying off for you!
Thanks for sharing! That’s the goal of our farm- diversity of goods coming in and going out. I’m trying to build our YT channel now- gardening, preserving, and living a scratch made life is the focus!
God bless!
You can do it!
And you got a face for TV!
Love the hard work and camaraderie that you and your family demonstrate!
Thank you so much!
Awesome video Billy!
Always good information. Thanks.
I am with you, Brother. Like me, you probably have the base of a decent military pension, but I also have other streams of income, like Amazon and a firearm customizing business, that I thoroughly enjoy.
But many folks are currently living in the city, working a 40 hour job and are interested in doing what you do, but need to know that they can make it if they make the big leap to a self-sustaining lifestyle. Try to be easy on them!
Yes sir! Thank you so much!
Beautiful place greenery nice house have a wonderful day ❤️
This is one of a FEW channels I’m subscribed to. Quality over quantity. Lots of wisdom as well as good intel on topics no one like to discuss. I am subscribed to four other channels from your state. Hmmm I think there’s a trend. I’ve been visiting grandparents roughly 40 minutes east of you and Metcaff Mills every year since I was a child. Thank you sir for your vision in Homesteading.
Thank you so much!
I also shared this video on Facebook to help spread the word.
"Permaculture. Can you dig it?"
Thanks so much man!
LOL! Only thing kinkier than that hose is . . . and then eating the bug ... had me cracking up
Thank you 😂
Love the shirt😉. Thanks for all the hard work you all do to try and help your “neighbors”. Keep the money and give me the honey😂. Btw all the trees we got for that deal are still kicking 🙌🏻🙏🏻. God Bless you all, my friends!
Thanks so much!
Keep talking WE ARE LISTENING 🌻
Thank you!
love what you're doing for us Billy&Family! Thank you!
Thank YOU!
I would love to send you a sample of my homemade product for an honest critique. Let me know how we can communicate about this.
@@jomusician permapasturesfarm@gmail.com
Wonderful Billy. I'm trying to get my neighbors to use what the God Lord blessed them with. We all can work together in a community. Love y'all.
Thank you so much! We love y’all too!
You put out great content. Being new to Missouri and coming from Canada, my biggest challenges are getting known to have a portable sawmill and learning how things work here. I do what I can with my channel, but there are very few local to me that watch it.
Maybe you could advertise on Craigslist or your local Marketplace on Facebook. Here in Florida prople just post signs on the roadside( you'd have to see if this is legal in your area) with what they are offering and a phone number.
In Missouri ✌️
Send a shirt and we'll promote it! We have a lot of viewers in MO
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 thats a great idea, what size do you wear?
@@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY i've seen your channel.
I tinker around with homesteading while holding a full-time job and I can concur on what you said about being in debt the people you work with and manufacturing corporations will treat you a lot different when you're 100% debt-free and don't owe anybody nothing then they treat the people they know have to have a paycheck because they're so in debt they can't afford to miss a day of work thank God I'm debt free and yes I'm looking for a side hustle to make a little extra money to put back for a rainy day
You are so information and supportive for this community
Thank you!
What is bone sauce? And do you use payapl for me to purchase the salve?
Bone sauce is the world’s best deer repellent. We do indeed!
Great as usual.
I just finishing up my first 18 day compost. Work statred on another started today.
Grateful
Magnolia Tx
I host airbnb for landlords and myself in the greater Houston TX area.
I make art to sell(mainly painting)(also on redbubble)
Some drawing you tube videos for fun
I am raising soy free hampshire pigs for breeding to sell.( letting my breeders dig swells) almost at breeding age.
Raining goats for breeding and the table. (Also to help repair soil)i believe my doe is pregnant now. She had triplets last year
Raising soy free chicken for eggs and trying to get them to breed and hatch naturally as so many will not.
About to start raising some bluegill/brim for family and pig feed.
Also minnows for the same.
I have a pond and raise duckweed in it for my pigs and chickens.
That's awesome! Send a shirt and we'll promote it!
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 do you have a po box or something?
@@mr.mikesart7111 P.O. Box 2098
Mars hill, NC
28754
We just bought a “new truck” our original is a 65 Ford we personally restored ourselves. The new truck is an 82 4x4 Ford. Haven’t had a car payment in decades
Oh man. I would love that truck.
-William
Danny at Deep South Homestead turned me on to you, glad he did, thanks for doing what you do
Thank you!
It's not how much you make, it's what you do with what you make. 💯
With our household, we don’t buy it unless we can pay for it 100%. I’m pretty sure I’ve got clothes from 20 years ago and any new stuff I buy IS on sale. Give me a thrifty person and I’ll squeeze a dime outa them 😉
What I’m investing my $ is tools right now; my last big buy was two tomato juicers, one manual, one electric. I’m buying books on herbs, seeds and learning how to grow them. I’m learning how to make salves (comfrey, plantain, and calendula) this summer. Yesterday I made lilac jelly/syrup for the first time.
That’s awesome! I don’t like the man but Jay-Z game some pretty good financial advice. “If you can’t buy it twice, you can’t afford it.”
Great words of wisdom Billy. Folks who want to survive are gonna have to get back to self sustainability. Danny preaches it and so do you and Justin. I think if anyone has any money in the bank, now would be a good time to move it to a safer location if possible. The devil can't get what he can't find! Thanks brother!
Great advice! Thank you!
We've done things to shave costs. I mean more than the average person does but I won't get into details either. My advice is if you can't make it save it. I have practice being disabled and living in a multigenerational homestead. A version all our own.
Can anyone tell me what's in the bone sauce???and is it only used to keep deer away???
Mostly animal bones. We claim it keeps away deer and rabbits. Others have claimed squirrels, moles, voles and other browsers.
Great video thanks for doing it, when I was younger it was considered rude to ask people about their finances, God bless you handled that well.
Thank you so much!
No problem I try to give people credit where credit is due.
So much good could be said about this video. Just wanted to comment for the algorithm regardless. Love the abundance instead of scarcity mindset. Always wise and level headed advice.
Thank you so much!
You are spot on and a great encouragement.
Thank you!
Easy, just start planning and prepping for this 10 yrs ago.
If you didn't do that start today!
I think a lot of people are tired of the rat race and living a cookie cutter 9 to 5 life. You're exactly right about how important it is to have multiple streams of income. I'm working towards that now and plan on taking an early retirement in a few years.
That’s awesome. Thank you!
I despise the rat race I'm in but no matter how hard I work I can never make the money I need to gain some independence.
@@josephg.3370 My family as well, Joseph. I feel your pain lol. Everytime we seem to get ahead we get knocked back down.
I'd love to learn how to youtube and working on urban homestead. We have chickens and I grow much of our vegetables. Currently have offered about 15 paprika peppers on market place and have 0 in a month.
TH-cam isn’t difficult. Just be yourself and upload consistently.
I have neighbors asking me for my plants and some wanted some eggplant I grew . I gave them some but next year I hope to have a little back yard green house. Going to sale plants 🙏
That’s awesome!
I’ve never understood the rush to gold or silver I’ve always felt that you put your money into a means of production you will always have the coin of the realm and if that production is a food rather than boogie whips so much the better. Or if you put your time and effort and money into acquiring skills such as welding forging plumbing electrical etc. you increase your value in the marketplace.
That's exactly what we think. You can't eat food!
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 I know what you meant lol
Bless you..this was very thought provoking..
"Abercrombie ain't never done nothing for me" love the mentality and the message. Help each other. Enrich each other's lives and pockets. Spot on my friend, thanks. P.S I have a sneaking suspicion you're into a "banking concept" outside the box that my family takes part in. Unsure about the insure but I'm guessing.
Potentially.. I would love to hear more about it.
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 few good military men whom have introduced my fiancé and I to the Nelson Nash Infinite Banking Concept/Privatized Banking/Dividend Paying Life Insurance systems using Austrian Economics. The way you presented multiple streams of income while trying to stay away from the dollar reminded me of some of the conversations I have had with my better half. We are new to it. She says I build the homestead and she'll build this. Reminds me of watching you and Michelle obtain your goals and dreams. Working together to hopefully better the future of our children. I work for today but I plant for them. To establish something I can hand down that is greater than gold. Thanks for the reply and sound informative information, as always.
Good evening Billy I m new to your channel I watch Mr Danny and Ms Wanda I always to me lived the old way off the land grow my own veggies raise my own meat and I've learned what plants I can eat off my land I have fresh running water 💧 on my land in total my husband and I have 100 acres we've been married for 44 years and always lived this way its a normal way of life and I love to barter I do it all the time I believe it's none of anyone business how much money money anyone at that makes and how I love this video and how you put money into your homestead by means of fruit veggies animals you are a true homesteader thank you stay safe and God bless
Thank you so much!
I like what you do .How you make your income is your business.Keep it growing Soil brother ! !
Thank you sir!