This variety only grows to 26 inches. It says that no fence is required but I like having one anyway.

Oh well, I have been raising chicken for over 40 years. Some people hate it when people catch fish and toss them back instead of gently putting them back. The morel of this story is?? There will always be haters and no matter what a person does someone will find something wrong with it. I have found that just me being me is the only way I can do videos. I will continue tossing the baby chicks.

I totally understand that it looked a little rough, but knowing Joe, I don't think he meant to be mean. He was working fast to keep them from escaping. If the door was bigger, he would've put the whole cage inside the tractor and let them get out on their own. A little more patience would've been nice to see. It was clumsy but not abusive. Right? Joe's a good dude. Let's give him a break. 😊

Because the other projects need to be done first. If I finish the guesthouse and not plant the garden, we will have no garden at all this year. If I finish the guesthouse and not plant the back field, when the cows get here I will not have enough good pasture for them. Not many guests come here but that 40,000 dollar investment will be a hundred thousand dollar return someday when we sell.

They are treated lumber. Lifetime guarantee they will not rot. It would be stupid of me to use any other type of wood for posts except pressure treated lumber.

The directions on the package said 9 to 12 inches. I have done them as close as 6 in previous years but 8 seems better and it is an easy number to keep doubling in your head as you work down the tape measure. Bean directions on the package say to plant at 3 and thin to 6. I have planted them as close as 1.5 inches in the past but have found I get a great yield doing them at 3. Like you pointed out though, when you have huge amounts of land, you could change those numbers and still get enough plants in the ground for what you are looking for in a return.

I am doing good, thank you. I am just running myself ragged like every spring trying to get the early season stuff completed. Lol.

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Melissa is very hands on around the farm. She doesn't like to be filmed. This is Joe's channel. Honestly, I think their relationship works because they know how to give each other the right amount of space to do their own thing. You know what I mean? It seems to be working. They've been together for years. 😊

Yes but she prefers to not be on video very much. Luckily, I have the power to edit. Lol.

Green beans are better. Peas are not as healthy believe it.

Pees not good for diabetes because of the fact that the shell has lectens I’m a diabetic not good

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I usually only go to the tent once in the winter and one 1200 pound round bale will do 20 to 25 days for one cow. We will have 2 so 10 days at the least. I am never at the tent more than 4 days. Melissa can easily do the water.

We will need 20 bales to get us through the non grass months. We want to have 25 to 30 bales here prior to winter. 1200 pound bales of good hay, you can buy for 60.00 a bale from several places here. If I had the equipment I would look for something like you are suggesting but at 60 a bale it will be easy to be ready prior to winter.

Cows do not need a barn, they just need a shelter to get them out of the wind and elements when a bad storm comes in. Nothing heated. I have explained in several videos, including this one, where that shelter will be.

The first time I would have called the police for trespassing but not pressed charges. The second time I would have cut every damn tree down that he planted, seriously I would have. The third time I would have called the police and pressed charges for trespassing. Pardon my language but neighbors are not something I fuck around with. They have 2 choices, we can get along or they can have a miserable life. I make sure what I am doing is respectful and legal. I am a very nice person..... until I am not. You need to be the bigger asshole.

I totally agree with you Joe.