So cute ❤

I made a self filling waterer with a float device from Amazon and some PVC pipes

Why did I never think of putting feed bags down under roosting bars? Duh!

I like this idea of being able to remove the perch easily. I would put wood chips/straw to catch the poop and then compost it later. I also got those drinking cups, I made the mistake of using them with our chickens, turkeys and ducks in one pen. The ducks would empty our 5 gal bucket everyday. Lol, our poor chickens and turkeys. Thank you for sharing! 💜

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Hello Good morning thanks for very nice sharing well done keep it up

It is always hard when an animal dies for no apparent reason. One of the hardest things about homesteading is having to deal with death on a fairly regular basis.

Godbless you always sweet baby ❤❤❤❤🙏

Are you still doing the rabbits? Why not try putting the droppings on your garden?

Sweet baby you have right there

You are fertilizing at a pretty light rate. I would think more along the line of a handful per 4X8 bed, but it is safer to apply a little at a time. You can also sprinkle the fertilizer on the ground and then use the noozle to water the fertilizer into the soil. You might also try to fence your garden in and let the chickens free range everywhere but the garden. No need to keep a rooster that is mean. Most people will give you roosters since they have more than they need. If you lived close by I would bring over 4 roosters and let you choose which one you wanted. Of course while you were making up your mind, I would slowly slip off and drive away.

Your garden is looking good for a second year garden. This time of year things can get tough, at least where I am at. For me broccoli is much easier to grow in the fall than in the spring. Once it gets hot they are done. I am in Texas, zone 9a and I will plant my seeds inside this week for transplanting this fall. Planting time can be pretty important depending on where you are located. In the south we really have 2 short growing seasons, in the spring and in the fall. Not sure where you are located.

Bro is in 2nd grade. 💀

Godbless you always 🙏

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Godbless you always and ur whole family ❤❤❤❤🙏

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Beautiful farm..... Greetings from Philippines ❤❤❤❤🙏

Very nice beautiful Goats happy farming new subscriber here pls. Thankyou and Godbless ❤❤❤❤🙏

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All the beautiful animals!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

🤩 wow

I don't know if it is that you don't water enough or that you don't have enough wood chips in your garden beds, but honestly my squash beds are going crazy and I don't maintain them at all. They just grow and keep giving us new vegetables. Not much effort on my part. No fertilizers or pesticides. Holy cow, now that I watched the rest of your video I am shocked. What is going on with your peppers? I think you might be right and it may be the soil... It shouldn't be this hard for sure... Where did you get the soil from? Is your compost safe?

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You have a great farm, sending you greetings from Vietnam 🇻🇳 ❤

Rose like I don’t want you

Tip just fill up one jar at a time and leave rest in the pot until it’s full , jars will stay hot and no worries about shocking the jars! Rings finger tight only!

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Don't throw the overgrown beans out you can save the seeds to regrow :)

Mmm…chicken snack 🐛

Garden is coming along nicely ❤.

We grow all our squash, pumpkins, zucchini, yellow squash, honeynut and butternuts up on trellis's. It's so much easier to spot eggs and squash bugs. Zucchini and yellow squash we plant in July as the squash bugs are so much less than in the late spring early summer. Only spray Neem in the evening and rinse off in the morning. That way you won't kill the beneficial bugs and bees. A mist of milk and water works great to reduce the population of aphids as does a strong stream of water.

Mark my words

That fence will not hold those animals

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2 acre is not a farm now if you had 20 acre that would nearly be a farm but 2 acre is just a paddock that's all it is mate

i hate summer, too many bugs. give me winter again

Hi there! Thanks for sharing your process! I've been going back and forth between using this Garden-Seal (which now comes in a handful of colors) and other pricier products (Timber Pro Internal Wood Stabilizer being my top choice) but am leaning toward Garden-Seal because of the relatively lower price. Who knew wood preservation was so costly?? Anyway, were 3 coats of Garden-Seal tacky/sticky when the dried?

Yay! Strawberries! I’m so proud of all you do. ❤

They are so cute!

Great tutorial, Garrett!

So studious

Dang chickens 😂😂😂

I love the intro❤