Day in Life | 25 Weeks Pregnant | Cook With Me, Milk The Cow, Garden Tour
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You are incredible! Scaling a fence 25 weeks pregnant. You go girl!
came here just to say that!
I love how "real" you are ... not fake ... showing the weeds ... projects that need completing ... the beauty of everyday life ... INSPIRING ~~
My 18mo stopped nursing to say “moo” when he saw the cow🤣
The ears on that little calf are too cute!
Climbing over a fence, hauling a cow, pulling barn doors closed…all at 25 wks pregnant. Plus everything else you do… you are one amazing woman! 👍🏻😉❤️
She really is!😀🍭🌈❤️🌺🌸💜
I struggle with anxiety. Your calm videos really help me breathe. Thank you. ❤
loved the realistic nature of this video---the good, the trouble shooting, the kids cooking etc etc-----enjoy your summer!!
I really like how this video is made- you really get a great understanding of how you good folks live day to day…
You’re chicken dish looks so darn good 😊 and topping it off Trouble with his giant spoon in hand ready to attack the brownie batter 😂😂 that kid is a riot LOL!!!!!
You are all so very Blessed…. Thanks for a super video, they put a smile on my heart ❤️
Such a great video, the best ever DITL video I’ve ever seen. Each moment touched me as I was able to really be there with you, watch what you do and observe the plants and animals. It was such a treat to hear your candid thoughts and how you talk to your animals. Then the dinner you cooked just really hit the spot with me. I deglaze my skillet with wine, mushrooms and often shallots as well. Thank you so much for sharing. As it happened it was a perfect video to start my day and one I’ve saved to watch again to encourage this special feeling I have now.
I’m so so happy you enjoyed♥️♥️
Yep I agree !
Those ears on baby calf!! Way too cute!!
That’s so exciting! You’re one week ahead of me! I’m 24 weeks with my third baby and certainly plan to have more by the grace of God if He allows. :) Love your channel. It just feels so cozy to me.
I think a 5 gallon bucket makes great sense for the milking! Would be a lot harder to kick over than that bucket and much easier to catch all the milk
I milked the cows for several years on my parents' farm, we always used a 5-gallon bucket.🙃
It's a lot more stable than the little metal ones, and taller.
I just love seeing you and your husband problem solving together and learning as you go. That is a true gift. And I’m always here for your food 😂
That calf is just adorable!
Lisa, watching you in this video reminds me of my family story of my paternal Iowa grandmother who, while working one day on the farm, put down her water buckets in the pasture and went inside the farmhouse to have a baby! Not saying that will happen to you but, you evidently are a strong woman and you remind me of her! All the best of luck to you and the little one to come!
When my dad milked he always put some milk in an old coffee can for the kitties that lived at the barn.
You are so frugal you prob do this already, but you can chop that basil and put on ice cube trays w a little water or broth and freeze. Pop out and put into a freezer container to add instantly to soups, stew or other dishes. Love watching your channel. I grew up on 40 acres. I’m 61 and really miss my garden so I live through your channel. We had raised bed in our suburban small lot side yard but put a pool in for our 8 grands. As a child our gardens were huge. Entire fields of corn then other garden for canning for the winter. Lots of beans, peas,potatoes, watermelon, cantaloupe, squash, zucchini….Kentucky wonder was and is my fav green bean. And the tomatoes were always the best and on a saucer along with cucumbers at every meal. Oh and my moms fried okra and fried corn were second to none!
This, but with olive oil! What my Mom does.
Hey Lisa! I just wanted to give a quick bit of advice as to your bucket. They do make stainless steel milk buckets in various sizes. We find a two-gallon works fine for our Jerseys. I would NOT use a plastic five gallon bucket even if it is food grade. It's important you use stainless steel because plastic can get scratches and such that harbor bacteria. Additionally, milk solids build up on plastic in a way that they do not on stainless, so you are able to get a much cleaner bucket every time.
I have a few posts over on my channel about homestead dairy, milk cow tips, etc. that you might find useful as your family enjoys fresh milk. :)
Have you thought about an electric chicken net? I use that along with a hawk net over the top. I’ve had zero issues with dogs or other animals getting in my coop.
We use a hawk net too! Haven’t lost a chicken since……
"Your the worst Blair" pretty much sums up goats 🤣 I dont have room for a cow, just naughty goats 🐐🥰
Just love these videos! It is incredible how much work you have done over the last few years it looks so nice. Those animals have the life! It is so relaxing just walking through your farm. The garden looks great and we used your plans to build a tuteur for our garden and I love it! ❤️
Look at Lisa...climbing the fence like a pro! Loved seeing the kids in the kitchen, too! Looks like our house. Thank you for sharing.
Lisa! Your farm is so beautiful with ALL the animals. You almost make me want to get a milk cow. God bless you all 😘❤️
i was about to ask if the calf has a name yet! but you answered my Q :)
also, i love seeing Jack Jack in the background of your vlogs. It would be super cute to do a video about him - a kind of day in the life of the dog. Maybe that’s not of interest, but as an animal lover I’d be fascinated to hear you talk about his role at the homestead
I think that's an adorable idea!
@@sweetthistle8 me too!
Industruious Lisa as always in the kitchen. Rhpda Bowen, conyers, ga
Your garden looks amazing by the way i Happy Friday and Godbless you and your family🙂
New subscriber here! Just found your vlogs a couple days ago. I have been watching all your past videos. I just have to say I love all your content!
I raised goats for many many years. I found out when I raised Boer goats they do not eat everything...lol. They are picky. If you want them to clean a field during summer do not give them any grain what so ever. Keep their area small and move them only after they eat all they will eat (cause they are very picky). Always keep your goats on the side of the fence that is tacked to wood post or fence clipped to a metal post. Using a fence stretcher to get fence tight before tacking, nailing or fence stapling helps a lot. If they are on the opposite side of fence attachment when they rub their bodies down the wire and stretch it, they will get out. Luke can use a car bumper Jack to pull up those metal t post. It works like a charm. 😁 God bless y'all
Beautiful garden! So lovely the rhythm of milking a cow.you look radiant! Glad your pregnancy is going well.
Lively and beautiful family on your homestead. Make my heart ache for my youthfulness and young children.
There is a tool Luke can use to pull up the metal post. Good luck with the goats, we are lucky with our girls they stay put. I love how you show your garden weeds, undone projects and all. It's real life not perfect life. Perfect!
Have you ever thought of adding the "bite and smile" to your videos after you cook? It's really satisfying for the viewer to watch the food get tasted at the end.
Your farm is so wonderful. Any place away from a city is perfect to me!! Your children are really learning much about life, nature and good hard work! They’re very lucky. Your family is blessed!! Good food too!!! Bet the brownies were delicious!!
The animals are so lucky to have you guys as there owners!
Lisa, this video is great! Calming just watching the animals, your gardens, kids cooking and the chicken dinner looked yum! Thank you for letting us in a little slice of your life. By the way, you look beautiful... 25 weeks and scaling a fence... lord you are awesome!
In all honesty, I could watch your videos all day long! Thanks for sharing with us and teaching me so many things I didn't know!
You are a can do person a blessing to your family. Lovely video. Where did you get your dishes and that chicken dish looked awesome.
YOU are amazing! I truly admire you and all you and your family do.
Your meals always look exquisite like they took hours just lovely
Electric fence with a battery pack. That's what we always used for our sheep but also round the chicken pen. The kids quickly learn how to switch them off and have never been shocked. They are nice and quick and easy to move so would be easy for sectioning off the woods for the goats.
You should name your calf Daisy! She is so sweet!
You look so good! Such a hard working family.
Our goats respect our electric fence and it was pretty easy to milk them.
If the goats don’t work for you through, don’t feel bad about switching stuff up.
Foraging pigs are awesome at clearing land also.
I love watching your channel and watching you grow your homestead. Please becareful leading your cow the way you do. It's very dangerous and you could get trampled if she ever spooked standing in front of her pulling like you do. Take it from a farmer who learned the hard way.
I've been closer and she's head butted me to the ground, so I stay away now. Haha We're getting a lot better!
We got goats for the same reason. Plus we also want milk. And they are a pain with the escaping however I will say that if you get the proper fencing for them it's not as bad. Go panels really do work the best. We had a mesh electrical fence that also worked very well until the electrifying box decided not to have strong impulse anymore. They will eat everything if you do section off. So if you have goat panels you actually can move them around pretty easily as well.
Vinegar makes a great weed killer…I wash veggies in vinegar and water and I pour it on the weeds or I clean the coffee pot and I pour the hot vinegar on weeds.
Electric fence inside of the fenced area for the goats
We always have electric fence for our goats. One hot fence wire near the bottom would probably work!
If you use bread ties or twine to tie the cucumbers up the trellis they will listen to you a lot better! And then you can untie the ties and tie the new pieces you want to train
I'm a new subscriber and I'm loving your content!
I just moved away from my parents' farm a few months ago and I'm missing all the animals!
It looks like you guys are getting your farm going the same way we did,
We started with chickens, then goats, then milk cows.
It's nice that you got such a good, docile momma for your first milking cow!
Is this her first calf?
We ended up getting rid of our goats too, although they did an EXCELLENT job of clearing our pastures, and there is literally no better way to get rid of poison ivy!
We had no need to section off parts, in our experience they are picky about eating but what they prefer is exactly what you need them to clear🙂.
The escape artist tendencies are why we finally got rid of them.
Sorry for the novel!
They are really awesome for the poison ivy! This isn't the cow's first calf. I believe she is around 4 or 5 years old. :)
I made the sourdough English muffins today. I baked them at 350 deg in a muffintop pan. They were perfect! I wish I could attach a picture! I’ll try. I tried but I couldn’t.
God bless all the work that you and Luke do to love and care for your family.
You are so inspiring, it is such a blessing to see a healthy family!
I'm a Christian who is almost 14 in literally 3 days but anyways your channel is so amazing to me I look up to u so much because since I was 7 I wanted six kids on a farm living the simple life! 😂😂😍😘😘😘🤗
You have some really nice small kitchen appliances . I always enjoy watching you. Thank you.
5 gallon bucket is a great idea, less likely to knock over than the little bucket!
You’re absolutely amazing!!! So inspirational. Thank you. Keep sharing more.
If you cut the "sucker" branches off, the plant will use that wasted energy on making more tomato's. That's why those tall wild stems are called "sucker" because they suck the energy from the main plant. I am terrible probably at explaining this. I was taught this as a very young child helping grandparents/parents in the garden. I just know how to do it and how beneficial it is to your plant!
Wow!! You never stop Lisa!! You are super mom! Dinner looked delicious! Love you videos! ❤️
For the goat escapees; how about the premier one electric fencing? Then you can move them section by section through your woods? thats my plan when we move to our acreage
We have it! It didn't work in the woods.
@@FarmhouseonBoone ohhh! That makes sense!
Love your videos, baby calves are so adorable 🥰
Bunting for the calf’s name? Like in the Little House series ❤️
Loved all the footage of you guys just doing life!
Beautiful life for such a beautiful family!
My DIL cans cantaloupe. Evidently it’s delicious. My understanding is that one has to have a very consistently warm and looong growing season to grow cantaloupe, or a hot house. We are too far north to even attempt it, but I can’t wait to try her canned cantaloupe next time we see them.
If you start milking by putting the milking bucket on a low step stool until your aim gets better it will help your hit to miss ratio
I use that same strainer for our goats milk. It still lets hair through 😬 I add a paper towel beneath the training part to catch anything that would otherwise slip by.
Tomato leaf/stem excess- suckers
Goats are SO picky
We have to use tall electric fencing to contain ours. Our buck cleared my entire flower bed after I had just spent all day putting it together. He figured out how to get off his line. 😫
Haha my kids catch our chickens better than myself and husband too 🤣 must be because they’re closer to the ground
Yes, our pigs did an incredible job clearing out our weeds and overturning the soil 👍🏼 just “good luck” relocating them to a new area.
Just a side note- the fed from the farm meat that you advertise isn’t organic. Pigs are fed grain and don’t 100% graze.
Also if your ever interested in selling your calf you’d have a buyer in is. I’ve been searching for an A2 calf that is pasture raised and has not been vaccinated.
Thanks!
I was inspired to read this by the spirit.
Proverbs 3:13-18
13 Blessed are those who find wisdom, those who gain understanding,
14 for she is more profitable than silver and yields better returns than gold. 15 she is more precious than rubies; nothing you desire can compare with her. 16 long life is in her right hand; in her left hand are riches and honor. 17 her ways are pleasant ways, and all her paths are peace. 18 she is a tree of life to those who take hold of her; those who hold her fast will be blessed.
You may falter and stumble and even fail, but you seek wisdom and she has blessed you indeed. You are seeking to understand and I love to watch, learn and grow with you sister.
I really loved the variety of this video. So fun to watch! Thanks for sharing a peek into your farm life! Have a wonderful weekend!
I haven't watched your videos in a while and saw this! Wow... you are preggos... Congratulations on baby #7. Love your channel
****** When we had a pig, dogs and other animals in a fenced-in area we took chicken wire and attached it about maybe a foot up on the fencing with tie wire and rolled it out and flatten it down and buried the rest of the chicken wire in the ground into like a trench/ditch on both sides so that no animals could dig ( when they tried to dig up the dirt they would hit the wire and that's as far as they could go) or push in or out from either side. When the grass grew into it, it became even stronger. Have you ever tried to pull wire up out of grass? It's really hard to do. We covered it with enough dirt and flat out the dirt so we could cut the grass with out hitting it with the lawn mower or weed eater. Helpful hint: you may would be able to get a wide chicken wire folded in the middle long ways attach it to the bottom of your fencing at the fold and have enough chicken wire to be buried on both sides of your fence at the bottom. Best Wishes & Happy Homesteading.
Lots of watermelons sound good. Have you considered for those veg, like zucchini, that are vine grown having them grow downward along the frame you have so they are not fighting gravity, as it is their wont to just grow as a vine along the ground? They can grow down over fences even or a laundry pole and can get quite large. The meal looked delicious and quick.
Your veg garden looks super smart and happy
Your garden look great! Looks like you're going to have lots of harvests. God bless.
Your energy is amazing to me!
Climbing over that fence hahaha I could barely get in and out of my car 😂😂 you go mama!!!!
Molly is a cute name for the baby calf
Loved todays vlog.... and especially loved the food at the end!!! Thank you Lisa!!
Thanks for another video, loved your garden! But that poor Kitty... She was just listening to you teaching, I think she is a gardener😂❤️🐈
Look at you climbing that fence, Lisa. The Farm and Animals are Beautiful.
Hello Lisa, family, and fur babies. SHARED TO THE BURGH!
Get pigs to clear the forest. Use an electric netting fence like the one from premier one. Do Kune kune so they aren’t unmanageable then butcher when they become unmanageable.
Watch red Poppy Ranch where Cedar & Heath, have a video on non electric goat proof fences. Luv watching you cook. Yum to all your various recipes & favs.
That's a lovely garden. Pretty wholesome video 😊😊😊
You are a super mom warrior queen 👑 you do so much for your family
I loved hearing the animal noises in the background. This was nice, thank you.
Tractor supply sells a t-post puller. It is worth it's weight in gold!
You could steak the goats out with a chain and a stake driven in then round. Then you could move from area to area
Stake!!!! Not steak🤣🤣
If you or a friend has pigs have them clear the area! They are much more efficient and will get it down to the dirt!
Premier one electric goat fence is your bet for containing them. I love goats, but proper electric fence is the only way to go.
If Icould only love gardening! Great job!
You are looking so well, blooming infact. When I was having my 7th 17 years ago I had all intentions of cooking nice meals but then I would have and have to stop otherwise I would have to run to the toilet. Xx
If you are still feeding the goats grain they wont eat forage to much. Your garden is okay. Most people never staked their tomatoes long ago anyway. Your doing a great job. Blessings !!!
Johanna cracked me up with that flour on her head, my kids do that exact same thing!!!
My grandmother always tied the leg to the tail while milking so if the cow ever wanted to kick, she couldn't hurt anyone around
Beautiful cow🥰
Congrats on your pregnancy! So exciting! The beauty of life!
It feels so good and refreshing to watch the video!
Such a beautiful property!! Loving your garden
Thank you so much!
Wow super mum look at you go...love it.
That dinner looked really good.
You are a busy lady. Doing your daily chores with the animals, time to cook or make lunch. Back to doing other things. It’s dinner time, make dinner, clean up ( which I’m sure the girls help) . How are you going to do all this with a new born? I know you’ve done it before with Daniel n all the rest but there’s more to do now. God bless you. I guess you do what you have to do. Either way I love the way your living your life. Love your house n all the woods. Something I’ve always wanted but a little to late for me. I’m 70ty years old n have a husband with dementia. Can’t change my life now but I have few regrets. ♥️♥️😊👍👍
Have you ever considered a electric milker? It really does make it a lot easier and quicker. Great video
Not yet!
Lisa, what size instant pot do you have? 6qt or 8qt? Watching you roast chicken and make bone broth in it so quickly, has given me the motivation to buy one. I’ve been on the fence about it for so long. I think it’s time I invest in one. We have a large family, too. It would definitely save sometime. :) BTW....love your videos. Thank you for sharing your life and family with us. A lovely breath of fresh air. Blessings! 😘
We have the 6 qt!