Awesome video! My wife and I are slowly moving in this direction, baby steps, but eventually want to be living off what we grow, forage, fish, and hunt for as much as possible. Excited to see your future videos!
With everything y'all already do, y'all would probably never have to go back to the grocery store if y'all bought a couple of the hydroponic aeroponic systems. Some outside in warm months for y'all to preserve from and then one home unit to come inside to keep getting fresh stuff in the winter. I'm hoping to get me some soon and then y'all inspire me to find things in this new area I've moved too. Amazing pantry tour 😊
Y’all even know pupusas, my Salvadoran heart is warmed❤❤ would love to see a vid on how you nixtamilize your corn!! you all are fantastic hope your harvest are always abundant in the future
My hope was to can everything in my freezers before 6 months of storage. I never made it. I still think it's a good idea. You are doing great! Grow what you like to eat.
Love this and your content!! Thank you so much for sharing about the nixtamalization process on tik tok because I totally believed the sad lies about corn not being nutritious. Totally gonna try dent corn this year!!
Hi! Sam from @moderndayhomesteading here! I usually cringe when I hear or read people saying they want to live off the land. I don't think they realize all the sacrifices that go into it and how arduous but rewarding it can be. You guys are very inspiring and I need to know where you forage here in Western Pennsylvania because you've found some great things!
Thanks! Our foraging spots are kind of all over the map. Some of them are street trees in the city (Juneberries) and others are way out in the middle of the woods in the Laurel Highlands. We're just kind of always looking out for edible plants and when we find them we mentally mark where they are so we can come back when they're good to harvest.
Great video! I have been waiting for you a to start your TH-cam channel :). I'm excited to follow your adventures. I haven't done a full year challenge but that maybe I can try it for a month in summer.
Found yall first over on Tiktok and wanted to see more! This is a fantastic video. Love seeing all the ideas for different preservation types. Where did you purchase the spores for mushrooms?
Greetings, In your intro, you show some berries...what are they and their use? Also, would you be willing to share or sell some of your Carolina Princess seeds? Cheers ☕
@@HomegrownHandgathered if it's not enough then you know you gotta grow more. For freezing bell peppers I put them on a sheet pan and freeze them individually then bag them. Then you can just grab the handful that you need.
Thank you for letting me smell the dried smoked peppers too 🌶
🤣🤣 of course!
I loved Jordan’s little chuckle when Sylvan said “flavor bomb” they are seriously so cute 🥰
Living off the land has been my goal for years. Thank you for the information.
Awesome video! My wife and I are slowly moving in this direction, baby steps, but eventually want to be living off what we grow, forage, fish, and hunt for as much as possible.
Excited to see your future videos!
Thank you! Yea, it's all about the baby steps. The first week we tried to live off the land years ago we were basically just starving for a week haha
Great video! Hope you’ll be sharing recipes soon!
We plan to!
I love ya, thanks for showing me! I’ll eventually get there.
I’m in Scranton, just came here a few years ago. I’m glad I found ppl doing this in the same state as me.
With everything y'all already do, y'all would probably never have to go back to the grocery store if y'all bought a couple of the hydroponic aeroponic systems. Some outside in warm months for y'all to preserve from and then one home unit to come inside to keep getting fresh stuff in the winter. I'm hoping to get me some soon and then y'all inspire me to find things in this new area I've moved too. Amazing pantry tour 😊
Nice pantry stash
The dried, smoked peppers look so good.
Awesome video! Hoping to achieve this in the future! Looking forward to seeing what you do all year round! Hope you're well!
Thank you! Hope our videos help get you on the right path towards that goal.
Come from over on tiktok!
So excited to watch your content, wishing to live like you one day 🥺
Lots of love!
Thank you! And you will live like this one day. Trust us, used to be our dream too.
Yay TH-cam channel! Looking forward to it. Love from Michigan
Y’all even know pupusas, my Salvadoran heart is warmed❤❤ would love to see a vid on how you nixtamilize your corn!! you all are fantastic hope your harvest are always abundant in the future
My hope was to can everything in my freezers before 6 months of storage. I never made it. I still think it's a good idea. You are doing great! Grow what you like to eat.
Great living❤
Quality video, thanks for sharing! Gave me some ideas for what I can do to stock my own shelves
I loved taking the tour with you. Such great ideas!
Love this and your content!! Thank you so much for sharing about the nixtamalization process on tik tok because I totally believed the sad lies about corn not being nutritious. Totally gonna try dent corn this year!!
Thank you! And that's so cool, you're gonna love it. Hope you have a great growing season!
Love it! Can't wait for new videos.
Thanks! Let us know what you want to see more of
You guys are the COOLEST!!
🥰 thanks Jilly
I usually go to Costco to forage
Here from Tiktok! Love your content
Thank you!
Very informative, thanks!
Have you tried cutting the new pumpkins and burying the stalk with root hormone, it makes the pumpkins you don’t cut massive
Hi! Sam from @moderndayhomesteading here! I usually cringe when I hear or read people saying they want to live off the land. I don't think they realize all the sacrifices that go into it and how arduous but rewarding it can be. You guys are very inspiring and I need to know where you forage here in Western Pennsylvania because you've found some great things!
Thanks! Our foraging spots are kind of all over the map. Some of them are street trees in the city (Juneberries) and others are way out in the middle of the woods in the Laurel Highlands. We're just kind of always looking out for edible plants and when we find them we mentally mark where they are so we can come back when they're good to harvest.
Found yall on Instagram so I looked for yall here. Love yall and all that you do! Keep it up! 😄
Great video! I have been waiting for you a to start your TH-cam channel :). I'm excited to follow your adventures. I haven't done a full year challenge but that maybe I can try it for a month in summer.
Thank you! And yea that’s a great way to start. The first time we did it we only went for a week.
Would you guys be able to trade for some local milk to make cheese? What are your guidelines for the challenge?
What?! You can easily take the tomato skin off when you freeze tomatoes? Game changer for me. Thanks!
Yup! We’ll make a video about that soon
Yay 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻this awesome
Thank you!
do you have recipes for some of that stuff? and even guides how to use it on wild meat
Found yall first over on Tiktok and wanted to see more! This is a fantastic video. Love seeing all the ideas for different preservation types. Where did you purchase the spores for mushrooms?
Thanks! We get ours from field and forest
Wooooooo!
I just did a deep dive on tik tok and I had no idea y’all were from western PA!! I’m from Pittsburgh!
Specifically the monroeville area! 412 born and raised ❤️❤️
Very cool!
Greetings,
In your intro, you show some berries...what are they and their use?
Also, would you be willing to share or sell some of your Carolina Princess seeds?
Cheers ☕
Rose hips? Tea high in vit c?
How r u keeping moisture out of ur jars? Just dehydration b4 hand
Could you please post the model of your grinder that you use for the corn?
What's it like living my dream? Lol. That is a lot of produce that lasts throughout the winter.
Yea, I guess we'll see exactly how long it lasts with our living off the land challenge lol.
@@HomegrownHandgathered if it's not enough then you know you gotta grow more. For freezing bell peppers I put them on a sheet pan and freeze them individually then bag them. Then you can just grab the handful that you need.
@@kirstenstoremski3874 we actually do that with a lot of smaller veggies and fruits as well! Guess we forgot with the chopped bell peppers haha
@@HomegrownHandgathered that's really smart with fruit. I bag those and let those clump lol
Do y'all have a recommendation for a nutcracker that will withstand a lot of use on black walnuts?
They show it in one of their shorts.
The dream
You can can your stock to save room in your freezer.
What variety of tomatoes, and how many plants do you grow??
What were you foraging off the tree in the beginning of the video?
Wild rose hips 🙂
👏❤❤
Which food dehydrator do you reccomend?
We have an Excalibur. Works great!
what you actually do to the corns???
Basically, what do you do?
Groundhog???...Stock
💖✌🙏👍
Where can i buy these seeds
Did you say "groundhog"?
How big is your garden?
Probably about 1/8 acre of actual growing space. A good amount of our food comes from public forests where we forage and hunt as well!
Okay wait you can eat acorns?
Looks like yawl need a bigger garden for a bigger harvest.
I know the video is from a few years back, but this doesn’t seem like enough food for two ppl.