One of THE WORST feelings I've felt in Homesteading.
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- Homesteading got you feeling overwhelmed? Too much to do, too little time? I know how you feel. It's that time of year again when we step back and take a look at where we're headed. We want to do even better than last year. What will be next on the homestead? How will we manage it all?
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I watch a lot of YT homestead channels, and you guys are top 3. I love how simple it is. Not over produced and very thoughtful content. Thank you.
Thank you! That’s good to hear 😊
Exactly what I have been thinking. I love it
Completely agree, I don’t have a Homestead… I’m a want to be. Watching these videos. They have been so sweet and responded to my questions
I really enjoy seeing how loving and uplifting he is to his beautiful wife 😍
She deserves it 😊
I think you guys make some of the best videos!!!
Especially compared to all of the homesteading videos I watch routinely.
Wow, thank you!
Admirable, set a goal , stick to it, love your family. Minivans rule.
You two got it!!!
I love the way you are meal planning. Today is 01/01/2024 and I’m really looking forward to following your Chanel this year!
Glad you're here! Happy New Year!
I love your channel. I feel truly inspired and not talked “down to” during the videos. I love that you don’t know it all and share that with us. You’re always asking for suggestions. I think you’ll go far with this type of attitude. Also, I enjoy watching BOTH of you equally. You both have gifts for teaching and communicating. So fun to watch. Thank you!
Thank you so much 😊
Your show is awesome. I watch it daily (or at least 4-5 times a week) and I've fallen in love with it. Super Great Show on the TH-cam.
Oh wow! Glad you enjoy!
Cody your YT channel is awesome 🎉🎉🎉
Thanks! 😀
One thing that is important is I see you work together. You will accomplish more that way.
For sure. Not always easy 😏
Listen guys, you are a success story. Your videos are really great and what’s very important to me, the respectful communication between you two. Sure we all miss targets, the amount of work you two are handling together with the parental responsibilities …….. wow, it’s ginormous.
Thank you for sharing your household with us, it’s appreciated. Look after yourselves and god bless.
Greetings from Germany
Thank you so much! That brightened my day 😊 Blessings.
Please do not stress so you are sure to enjoy each other and the journey....you both are doing Fantastic!!
Thank you so much!
Omg Cody, you and Michelle have the most informative homesteading content on the whole of utube.and I love watching your cute kids and watching the love and respect you both have to each other. ,, the best show on u tube, no click bait, no body exposures, no pretending. You two are soooo cute,, love from Australia xx
Thank you so much!☺️
I’m very grateful to have found your channel. I’m a homeschooling, mini homesteader and I find the juggle with going out to homeschool activities versus being home to complete all the tasks to be full on. Hearing you say you don’t leave the property a lot during the week is refreshing!
Right on! Blessings on your journey.
Love the dreamboard. And the overwhelmed feeling is mutual haha. We only got our property a few months ago so I have to keep telling myself that things happen slow and steady and celebrate the small wins. Remember to rest and chill every so often, especially in the winter!
That's right!
could we please get a snapshot of your dream board. ? I'm particularly interested in your column headings. When I try to pause to capture it, there are words covering it. you and your family are amazing. I just found you today and have watched 6 of your videos today. @@morethanfarmers
All that food! I need a course on that.
Good idea 😊
One thing to be very careful of. Walnut tree's. Nothing grows around an established walnut tree because of the tannins they put out. Love your channel!!!!
You both are amazing and very inspiring. Love your videos very much.❤
Any one who looks back can see all of the things they have not gotten done. The most important thing to do is to look back and give yourselves credit for all of the thing you HAVE gotten done. Just making it thru the week when you have so much to do is a great job done!!!! Keep doing what you are doing and being who you are. God bless y'all and keep growing. Spend time with the children, they grow up too fast.
Thank you! And you're so right! Positivity can be difficult in busy seasons. The funny thing is though, we get so much more done when we are positive:)
You are the most inspiring and beautiful family ever!! God blessed you so richly with one another, the wonderful way you work together, the obvious love for one another, and on top of it all ,- your faith!!
God bless, bless, bless you!!
Thank you so much!
The hoop house could grow the pine trees, lilacs, blueberries, strawberries, lemons, grapes, extras to sell to help pay off your home. Plus cucumbers. ;.)
The fort is looking so good!!!!!
Thanks 😊
You guys are my new fav. We just moved to a homestead that’s somewhat established and this is all new to us. We also live in Ohio so it’s cool to be able to relate :)
That's so cool! Good luck!
I am so happy I found your guys channel!! Love it so much
Yay! Thank you!
Guys l'm so proud of you, a young couple with so many ideas for a homesteads success. I'm a ex farmer and l just love your plans into the future..well done and God bless..
I've been impressed with your YT channel, specifically because you're not "perfect", whatever THAT is, so you're coming across as very real and human. I find many YT channels are boring not because of content, but because they don't show the real struggle we all go through. I have lived on my property for longer than I can even believe, since I was 7 years old (I am now 73), and I STILL struggle with meeting my goals, with the weeds, and getting my food preserved, all of it. This year, everything was hit by flooding in Vermont, so I won't even GO there. I'll just say that my garden has seen better years, ha ha!
But your personalities shine through in your videos, and that is what will make people gravitate to your channel, I believe. By the way, I just subscribed to your channel, because it's real. Carry on, guys!
Thank you so much! Such high compliments 😊
I learned this summer from another TH-camr that Neem oil is wonderful to keep on hand. It’s an organic product. At first sign of powdery mildew you spray both sides of the leaves and bam….it stops it in it’s tracks.
We've used it before, but not for that. We'll have to give it a try.
Cool beans, I’m on our worship team as well. 🥁🥁🥁. You should do a vid on how you motivate each other. How HE is part of how your whole family makes it through everyday struggles. (Your testimony) Just like gardening, sometimes we have to prune the bad away and the good will flourish by HIS hand. Great job kids! 🐎🐎🦅🪶🕊
That's awesome! Very good point.
I'd love to see your process for building the bee hives.
Well here ya go... th-cam.com/video/YMmZ8Ft-NeI/w-d-xo.html
Thank you two for all your videos. You guys are doing a great job. Your showing me that I can do homesteading even in a small yard of a townhouse.
Our pleasure! 😊 You sure can!!
I just found your channel recently and came across this video. Making jerky is one of my favorites when we butcher rabbits. I make a salt brine and soak the belly meat and thinly slice the back strap unrolling it to make a large piece. After brining for half a day at least, I season to taste and put in the dehydrator overnight. Checking on it to see the consistency and flipping it over partway in the drying process.
That sounds really good... 🤤
You guys are fantastic. Thanks so much for your videos. I’m learning a lot. You’ve really inspired me.
Great to hear! You're very welcome 😊
Just found your channel, We are so impressed with you and your family.
Thank you!! 😊
I farmed for 45 years. (I'm 71 now and a useless eater. 🙂) Anyway, I just found your channel and it's top of the line stuff. Now I just 'farm' a big garden. If I can keep the grizzlies out, I'm doing good! A tip on planting young pine trees - water the hell out of them, and don't think snow will water them in winter, But my main tip is to kill all grass at least 3 feet all the way around them. When they are little, the grasses take up all the moisture and nutrients. If you notice big pine trees on lawns, the lawns are dead under them. Shade is a factor but that big tree takes all the moisture and nutrients from the grass. We can, root cellar, dehydrate, etc. One thing I haven't seen you guys do is a freeze dryer. I know - the EXPENSE!! I was the same - until I got one. Talk about making the dehydrator obsolete. The big advantage is not needing so much freezer space and even a root cellar. People are freeze drying stuff in their freezers before freezer burn gets it! A Christmas idea - one year Dad got Mom an engraved saddle for Christmas. She was so impressed that she got him a nice sewing machine for Fathers Day. Cheers! :-)
😁 Thanks for the tips!
Good Job Guys!! Thank you SO much for sharing with us🙏
I would definitely like to see more content about the property costs, growing specifically in ohio, things to do in your part of Ohio. As far as a mini course definitely more in depth of how you build your gardens stuff…. The raised beds the plantar boxes by the house the grape and raspberry trellis bee boxes
Sounds good!
"We figured out this year that our kids are growing" 🤣🤣🤣
I spent the next few minutes laughing at this one so I actually had to rewind and re-listen to what came after it. As a mom of four kids who are also growing, I can completely relate and totally appreciate that revelation! 😉
My oldest turns 15 this year, my youngest is 6. It doesn't get any easier. 😁 💕
Brace yourselves now for new and exciting adventures!
😁😁 Here we go!
Very informative. Job well done! Peace and joy,
Thank you!
Hello from
Australia. I watch alot of homestead channels and yours is by far my favourite. My husband and I brought a farm this year. We have 3 kids and look to your channel for homesteading information because we have a lot to learn . You always seems to have a video on what we need to know and explained in a way that’s always easy to understand.
Keep up the excellent content. ❤
I love hearing that. I'm glad we can be a part of your journey. We're open to video suggestions if there's something that could be helpful for you 😊
@@morethanfarmers we are homeschooling our kids now and last night my husband and I were discussing that one of the biggest challenges we have found is lunch ideas for the kids. Healthy meals that they will actually eat. I would love to see more of what you guys eat throughout the day. ❤️ Also some tips on starting a homesteading TH-cam channel. I really want to start a channel documenting our journey but have no idea where to start.
@@keeramitrokli5486 Sorry, it took me awhile to get back to this one. It can be really hard to please the kids, we know 😏 We'll see about a video on that. As far as a YT channel goes... Start by watching channels that you want to "be like". Look beyond face value and learn as much as you can about how they keep you watching. I started out taking the "Create Your Blog Dream" course by Lisa Bass from Farmhouse on Boone. She also has a YT course. It was good to get started, but some of her ideas were a little outdated. I'd really recommend the "30 Days to a Better TH-cam channel" course by Video Creators. And listen to podcasts. I listen to Video Creators, Think Media, and VidIQ. I've gone back and listened to a lot of past episodes. I've drenched myself in TH-cam information. To the point where I had to step back. But I learned a ton. If I hadn't done that our channel wouldn't be where it is today. And then you just gotta start. Your first videos will be your worst videos. I totally cringe at my first 30+ videos, slightly cringe at the ones after that, and will probably cringe at my most recent ones in 6 months 😉 It's a lot harder than I thought it would be! But, like most hard things it's rewarding. Let me know when you've got a couple videos out and I'll take a look 😊😊 Good luck!
@@morethanfarmers thank you so much for the information. I was thinking about doing Lisa’s course but I think I’ll take a look at the 30 day one you mentioned. Haha I think I will for sure cringe. Especially because of my thick Australian accent (which I love but always sounds full on when I hear it back) 😂😂 I will send you a funny little clip on Instagram of our 4 year old who already thinks he is a TH-cam star. 😍😂
@@keeramitrokli5486 Haha that’s great! 😊 And don’t worry about that accent.. I tend to watch and listen to people BECAUSE they have an Australian accent, love it 😊 It takes awhile to get used to listening to your own voice though.
We would like to learn to do bees. Can you do some videos on that please?
Awesome! I’ve got several in my library.. here’s a playlist of em: th-cam.com/play/PLYpi_nHTms5DHsEZMsPw0uMPnvpYVtLBO.html
I love your videos! Your home is beautiful! Did you build it? You all work so hard and good to see you are productive.
Thank you, yes we built it 😊
GREAT VIDEOS!!! Very informative
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Love your stuff kick on love it 👍 ❤
You both do a great job of making interesting and educational videos.
Thank you very much!
I love your videos!
New to your channel. I really enjoy your gardening topics and all of your homesteading projects. I love all your videos.
Awesome! Thank you 😊
I didn't spray my apple tree's. I planted comfry near them (at the base actually) I have beautiful apples and no bugs or ants.
That’s really cool.
Try Beit Aipha cukes. I grew them on a cattle panel arbor and they grew so well that I harvested so many cukes I had to give many away . They are so sweet and crunchy until the temps reach the 90's and then they turn bitter.
Thank you for the tip!
You guys ate awesome and at the top of my watch list, 🤗
I love the digital dream board on your editing computer! This is something I will do for my farm and channel this year. Thank you for that
You're welcome!
Love you guys!😊
😆 I love the outtakes at the end. Those are some great goals. I was very overwhelmed this year and need to sit down and organize my thoughts as well. I can't imagine growing grapes will be very hard. They grow like weeds around here. We have some that were on a piece of property that didn't have any water for a very long time and they are still alive. They're probably 70-year-old plants. We got a couple hundred pounds of grapes off them this year.
Wow, that's cool! Good to know 😊
So encouraging guys!! Just found your channel and can’t wait to follow your content
Awesome! Thank you! Welcome to the community!
I'm surprised you didn't add getting your cow bred in this video! 😆 I'm in the midst of the AI fiasco with two of mine right now too. Love the recognition you gave your wife ❤️ you could use a cattle panel bent over to make a trellis secured on the four corners to t posts. I would just zip tie them or use bailing wire. Could even do grapes on the trellis 😊 love to see the video of jerky this year. Thanks for sharing.
Haha yes! It's definitely top priority 😊 I just got her bred again two days ago.. we went ahead and bred her twice half a day apart too, so hopefully she takes this time! I was thinking of using a cattle panel for a trellis 👍
@@morethanfarmers I understand that. Hope she takes!!
You are the best ❤❤❤❤
Dream board, great idea!!
Yeah thanks!
Crockpots are a Time saver for cooking. You can get one of those Light Timers and plug in your Morning Steal Cut oatmeal to turn on and off ! More than one Crockpot helps as well. To this day I love the Chili Recipe with the Chili powder and cumin powder. You can even just make a veggie and bean chili no meat. Dutch Oven Chicken is my favorite and I add the Sweet Potatos and celery in 1 hour befor done. Chicken is only done when the chicken leg bone comes out of socket " Effortlessly !
If you have to tug - It is not cooked. The oven roasting juices make excellent Chicken broth which in a refrigerated state should be like jello. Low temperature roasting in Dutch oven is fun. I love your channel !
Great tips! Thank you!
I just found your channel and I have actually learned some new things. Especially appreciative about how to grow sturdier seedlings. I would like more info on this. I am in zone 7b and we go from winter/spring/90 degrees in a matter of a week sometimes. I liked the dream board idea and think I can use that to help me focus.
Welcome aboard! So glad to have you here! There's always new things to learn with seedlings. We will keep sharing our findings on this as we go:)
Y’all are a breath of fresh air! Keep the wonderful content coming! You underestimate what you guys give to us. So nice to see down to earth people being honest about the good and ‘bad”. Showing us we aren’t alone in our ways, learning and life/homesteading is so helpful. Please don’t let the haters online get to you. God Bless you all ❤
Thank you so much, that's so nice to hear! People like you keep us going 😊
You two are so sweet, thank you for sharing , love love your videos they are very informative. I very much appreciate all the info you share. God Bless you and yours always and forever.
Thank you! Glad you enjoy 😊
this year we over extended ourselves, theres always the unplanned things that come up. I feel really busy and finally realized that we have taken on a lot of different projects and a few have come up unplanned, we are forgoing our usual camping trips. Turned out to be OK with all the good weather, better to stay home and maybe take more trips next year. I think you cant tell people enough dont stress love your vision board. I might have to try that.
Amen to all that you said!
Do you think you could swap to a shade cloth and propagate trees etc in the the tunnel? lay down landscape fabric and put the pots on top. I only say that because I would love to have one! Well done on nearly paying off your property, that is such a massive step!
Great idea!:) We haven't done any experimenting with that but it would be very interesting. And yes! The property being ours is a huge win for us for sure!
@@morethanfarmers it's a super frugal way of getting trees and a great way to make some side cash. Most berries and herbs propagate pretty easily from cuttings and grafting apple trees is super easy and has a really good strike rate.
My guess is too much milk. I’m sure you eat healthily. Remember adults don’t actually need milk and milk will bulk you up.
Your content of videos is fab. Don’t beat yourself up about that. I’m not easily pleased when it comes to videos but yours keeps my attention no probs.
So good to hear! Glad you enjoy 😊
I am curious, what part of the nation are you from ??? I just found you today and have really enjoyed the 2 video's that I have watched. This is my third.
We're in Ohio. Glad you're enjoying!
Yep them lattes can do that but oooo so good
Great job guys! We are on the same page lol
Hopefully on the “overcoming overwhelm” part, not the “overwhelmed” part 😂
I've only just subscribed, but I am really impressed !! ok so ill comment, get a pig....?
I to do a lot of stuff myself I don’t get all done
Would love to connect about jerky and mead. My husband is a mentor apiarist and I make great jerky and can share how simple my recipe is. Love the goals you all are working on together. We are slowly working to homestead our land, we have 17 acres and would love advice and to collaborate.
I noticed in one of your videos when you chopped your veg for the week you chopped potatoes what do you do to stop them going brown I do the same with my other vegetables but never did potatoes because I thought they would go brown very quickly. Love your channel
It's not an issue.. they might a little, but nothing noticeable in the end product. Glad you enjoy the videos!
Hi, it's 8:20 at night. I am interested in how long does it take to get honey from your bee hives
I really enjoy your you tube chann. Dont know if you will see this comment. But, just sayin.
Thanks Joan! Really appreciate that 😁
Wants and needs get everything you really need done then work on what you want to do
what is the type of sweet tater you plant ?
this year we planted Vardaman and Covington.
@@morethanfarmers where did you find the covington seeds , i googled it but no one has them
Hey, thanks for sharing guys> I am a also a Christian looking forward to living off the grid cultivating, having chickens, rabbits or whatever is more simple to start with. I want to get away from the upcoming world government controlling up with digital tokens, currency, gps systems & a chip on the hand (no beast system on my part), so do you also plan to have some space for people to invest in as pioneers, put a tiny house in, etc.? I want to go off the grid with solar panels, wood stoves, water from the well or a river, no electricity or dependence on the government or in this case on the world order of things, adhere to it or die or not being able to buy or sell anything. I really love the Colorado, South Utah canyon areas with some water. Any ideas or suggestions? I heard that raising chickens, hens & rabbits is easier than cows or goats. I am willing to invest, as long as it will not be tracked down ... originally a French Canadian from Montreal, Quebec, living in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, in the prairies for the last 25 years.
I really don't think there will be any way to hide from whatever is coming. Our goal is to do our best with where we're at. We don't consider ourselves preppers. The kind of "prepping" we would fall into is just being prepared for some natural disasters or a bad economy. What we're doing could be helpful in those situations, but in a total world collapse or Revelation type situation I don't think any amount of canned goods or off-grid living will be much protection. The thing to remember is that we as Christians have far more protection in Jesus than we can ever come up with on our own. This world is not our home. Blessings on your journey.
One piece of gentle advice, the quick zoom in and cut aways with the camera when you’re talking is quite distracting and hard on the eyes.
Advice taken 😊
Hi, I just came across your channel, Love it and subscribed, I also watch @CogHillFarm who knows A LOT about growing food and video content. I also watch @ImaSurvivorSanctuary who rescue animals and knows A LOT about video content. They are both down to earth and very friendly people. I bet they could give you lots of helpful information if you reached out to them. Good luck with your homesteading and videos.
Thanks so much!
As I wrote yesterday, I'm so glad I found your channel on youtube. You are such a sweet couple and I have already learned from you. We started running our small farm 10 years ago when we were both 50 years old. We have no regrets, We are fine, but we still have something to learn. You guys are amazing, I love your channel and am already spending so much time watching your videos. I always dreamed of homeschooling my kids, but that's not allowed in Germany. I still dream of homeschooling my grandchildren. I send you warm greetings from Germany and look forward to your videos. God protect you and your children.
I’ve just binge watched every episode on this channel and it truly has helped me on my homestead journey. Thank you for all that y’all do!
Oh wow! That's awesome...thanks so much for your support. Hope to bring you more great content in the future:)
You're doing great on the videos, and the new plans will be fun to watch. I have so much planned for next year and its getting overwhelming so I feel what your feeling. Cowboy just need lots of attention and exercise. Keep up the good work.
Thanks so much!
You are doing a GREAT job on the editing and story telling. Love your videos...so much so that I am trying not to compare! You are spot on about why homesteading matters...keep up the good work!!! You guys are awesome!
Well thank you so much! 😊
@morethanfarmers np it's the truth! :)
I absolutely love your dynamic. There are very few homestead channels that include both husband and wife (especially in the same episode, rather than each doing their own) and I love the energy between the two of you. Even if I'm not interested in anything that you're doing at the time, even if you're preparing foods that aren't foods to me, the relationship between the two of you and the relationships between you and your children is such a fun, positive and lively thing to watch. I appreciate your transparency and your willingness to interrupt your life to share your family and your journey.
Thank you so much.. You’re very kind 😊
It's so interesting how many homesteading wives actually hate cooking. I was watching another farmer's wife saying how much she too hates cooking. It's such a huge part of farming that I do wonder how these ladies manage. Personally, I absolutely LOVE cooking and food preservation. The kitchen is my favorite place.
Alot of people think they are lactose intolerant or allergic to milk who aren't. Thought my youngest son was one of those. The problem was he loved milk and would sneak it. Because his symptoms weren't anaphylactic and he refused to drink fake milks I still kept milk in the house (mostly very phlegmy coughing that lasted an hour or so after drinking. Annoying and not good for him but not deadly). Long story shorter, we found out that if he drank that nasty tasting, blue-tinged non fat milk he was symptom free. Was talking about with hospital coworkers when dietician at next table interjected that he might actually be allergic to an antibiotic instead because the antibiotics used in cattle remain in the fat in milk. Turned out he was allergic to penicillin.
Later I began dating a dairy farmer and when I was at the farm learning how things worked I found out that he didn't throw out the milk from cows on antibiotics because it would be too costly for them as a business. Yes, it is a law that they have to throw it away. But the inspector would let mom know in advance when the inspections/testing of his milk would be and on those days only he would throw it away. He felt that the processing of the milk eliminated any problems. Don't know whether that was just one bad inspector willing to let a friend know or whether it's standard. But even if you have one bad dairyman and 100 who follow the rules all their milk gets mixed together at the processing plant and even though the bad milk is diluted you may still have non life threatening reactions leading you to believe you are lactose intolerant or allergic.
We switched to organic milk and no more problems. Would have preferred raw milk like I grew up with but not available in our area.
After kids moved out I went back to regular milk to save money. Even though I have milder allergies to antibiotics than my son I had never had an issue. Assumed that there just wasn't enough antibiotics to be an issue.
In the last couple years I began having painful gut issues. When I returned to organic milk those gut issues cleared up.
Wow! This is an amazing testimony! Thank you for taking the time to share it. I've never heard of someone who's actually allergic to the medications given to the cows. It's sobering to hear what's in American food...it's crazy to think that some people are literally getting a dose of penicillin in their diet every day. So glad you're gut issues healed after drinking organic milk. What a blessing!
I think you’re a great TH-camr! You have a creative skill. Keep it up!
Thank you so much!
You should contact Kaylee at The Honeystead. She is a real good bee keeper and I think she could help you very much.
Hey guys! I think everyone knows the feeling of "I haven´t done enough". We only have 2 kids and a small balcony garden, two jobs and no pets. But we do feel overwhelmed sometimes, and there is always something to be improved upon. Or at least we all feel that way.
Watching your videos makes me very happy and helps me dream of the garden I want to have some day. I´m in awe of all the things you do. Keep going, you are awesome! Much love
Thank you! We found that no matter what stage of life or whatever is going on it’s pretty easy to get overwhelmed. It’s really about perspective. For me, Codi, my workout resolution is going pretty well. I lost 26 pounds, ran two obstacle course races, and right now I’m training for a 50K trail run this fall 😊
@@morethanfarmers 26 pounds is great! Hats off to you! :)
Fellow Buckeye. It is great to see a young couple with good family values. Gives me hope for the future.
I’m enjoying your journeyings so much! Thank you for sharing! We live in Detroit and volunteer at a nearby Urban Farm. They have a lot of success with bees. I know you like building your own, but you may want to reach out to Rescue Michigan Nature Now for some tips. I’ll look for their website. Keep up the good work!!! Everything you put your hands to for the KOG prospers!!!
Sounds awesome! Glad you found a place you can be a part of.
I just found you all a couple days ago and really enjoying your channel and I hope you inspire more young people to get out there and grow things., I think you all would enjoy Three Rivers Homestead she has 8 children and seems to balance it all out with homeschooling and food preservation, she may inspire you to fire up that Canner more often. I live in the city but grow as much as I can with the space I have. I am a prepper but not for doomsday scenario's but for natural disasters and financial. I just lost my husband a month ago but am not at all worried about food while processing insurance claims. I have 3 freezers full and canned fruits veggies and meats. I could easily go without shopping for a year if I needed to. I love Broccoli and it's something I buy every week at the store just planted some for a fall crop first time just some generic dollar store seeds to learn how this year but growing it will save me money in the long run. Keep putting those videos out and keep inspiring people to learn. Anna In Ohio
Oh wow. So sorry for your loss. I’m glad to hear though that this way of life has helped out at least a little. I’m sure it’s nice to have one less thing to worry about. Blessings.
Both of you are so inspiring accomplished more the most people I have the personality similar so I always spect more of me And I am in my late yesrs God bless you and keep going teach other houng people because computers will not fill Field anyones life
If your planting vines I would recommend a seedless grape why because we have a seeded one and it’s not pleasant too eat I’ve tried juicing them when we had a huge harvest but we needed to put the juice through a sieve twice to take out the seeds - to time consuming but the flavour once we did it wascamazing
I love watching you both on videos. Thanks for sharing. I really loved this one ❣
Love your videos! Just found your channel and love the simplicity and calmness in your videos! What an awesome place to raise your family!
Thank you! Welcome to the community!
your mindset makes us feel this is achievable to anyone willing to put in the effort and be patient with the process.. i mostly love when you discuss the past errors and improvements youve made. These answer so many questions to those who are still planning in their heads.. Love your content and the whole purpose of your homestead. Well done!!
I love to hear that. And it really is achievable. Blessings on your journey!
Hives: You have to insulate them for winter and put up a wind/snow guard. Add pollen Pattie’s or other food that won’t freeze:
Got it, thanks!
I am hooked on your channel, so I guess your a very good you tuber!!! 👍
Wow, thanks!
You two r My favorite TH-camrs right now❤😊
Ah, thank you!
I just got tired from all your goals😂
But since I roll the same way I totally understand.
Actually it made me feel that I am not alone with all the things I want to accomplish at my beginning stage of a hobby farm. Thanks for sharing!
Haha 😁 The trick is making goals and dreaming, but being ok with not meeting them all 😊
Your transparency is so appreciated 🙌🏻🙏🏻
I think your videos are really great!