Easy Homesteading: Morning Chores Made Simple

Join me as I walk you through my quick morning homestead routine on my efficient little farm. I am able to maintain this small homestead while I work full-time and raise two young kids. I am able to do this by saving time in my daily routine and being efficient.
I share the practical tasks that keep things running smoothly on my farm. Watch as I feed the pigs, release the chickens, observe my self-watering garden, and ensure the farm cat is fed. Experience the real and unfiltered side of homesteading.
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Efficiency task #1: premix and make your feed in bulk.
Efficiency task #2: Securely store your feed near where you feed your animals.
Efficiency task #3: In time, your animals will learn their routine. In the video you can see my pigs run to their designated area because that is where they are routinely fed.
Efficiency task #4: use self waterers for livestock so that you don't have to clean dishes and refill water daily.
Efficiency task #5: Create an automated watering system for your garden (see link below).
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