Please explain the name of your farm and channel name. I’ve tried to make sense of it, but it’s not making any sense to me. For some reason it’s a trigger for me. I’m fairly new to watching and I did subscribe. It’s nice to have friends to keep you company. Good for you.

Looks great 👍. Hard work usually pays off. Be safe.

Lovely to have visitors, enjoy.

You have a pianist in your garden? What a peaceful and beautiful place! Can’t wait to see the elephant. They are handy for hauling firewood.

OMG your garden is magnificent. I have an abandoned apple orchard on my property that I am trying to resurrect. Several different varieties with different maturation dates.. It was a good year for apples and with 16 + trees I had quite the harvest. In fact, I was cutting up apples for a crisp while enjoying your video. Love your music choices.

Another great video hope you get to tap some maples.

Love living history museums. All most started one myself.

Looks like a ghost town, or not very popular.

Thanks for the video

Have a lovely weekend. 🌞

Wish we were beating the rain here,really dry eastern Nebraska 😢

I’m new to tire channel and I’m loving it

As for future children you! Can adopt a child and the child can be a little older maby about our of diapers ❤

Just wanted you to know that I like watching your videos about everything you've done I can't get enough Iam keeping my eyes 👀 out for your next video ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I fill gallon jugs in the winter and pull them in ice fishing sled during the winter months. I use the rubber feed bowls from tractor supply or a feed supply store during the winter months. Unless you have power and heated waterer's during the winter the standard waterers will freeze in the winter. They don't need water at night as they are sleeping so I dump their water out when they go to bed at night and fill with fresh water in the morning. It's a process but, it works.

you would get a lot of water off the greenhouse.

Nice video,thank you!

Your flower beds are looking lovely!!!

Blue berries make the best homemade muffins.

Interesting way to use the flowers🌺🐝🌸glad you got the mower out of that ditch.

Great video

I have moved away from everyone i know as well, to the beach....when you said how tough it is before the visit and after the visit, girl i felt that!!!! the isolation lost and gained!!! hope you get thru it quickly, i have found it does get easier as time goes on, its been three years since I've been on my own.....keeping busy as you do, is the best medicine!!! hugs!! 💕💕

So happy the steam canner worked - it is an absolute game changer! And yes, I do love it when you show us the missteps as well as the successes. As I've said repeatedly, growing up with relatives who farmed, nothing makes me crazier than seeing "sanitized" channels where everything works the first time, where it all looks easy and inspirational. Farming is hard, messy, frustrating and rewarding work. Your channel keeps it real!

Thanks for the video!

So nice of Crow to pick black berries.

Raccoons are really nasty animals. Their feces carries a parasite whose eggs can only be killed with fire, no chemicals kill the eggs. The eggs are viable for decades. The CDC has some really scary info. Ingesting the microscopic eggs are deadly to people especially children.

Fence looks great.

Really nice video.

Fedco has great trees. Your farm is beautiful.

Your place looks great!!! Nice video.

Sorry for the loss of you Dad.Hugs!!

Hello! I am really enjoying your videos! I have a similar setup here in Alabama. 4.25 acres is enough to keep me busy! Haha! How many acres do you have there? Keep the videos coming!! Thank you!!

Your garden looks great, nice to have help coming,(and kids). I love your house and the fresh flower bouquets. Teresa from the PNW

When I go to the feed store I ask them if i can have the big card board sheets that come on the pallets. Stores are glad to give you card board. And its Free

Hello new to the channel.

Nice fence!

Blueberries love used coffee grounds.

Sure helps to dig when ground is wet..have a great day!😊

Thanks for the video !

Looks great!!

You are so inspiring!

I'm pleased for you that it's done and you are an inspiration to us all.

Wow! Well Done. Such a big achievement.

Thanks for the video!

Your getting lots accomplished 🙂For laying chickens, they need 14 to 16 hours of light for egg production. I used to have my light come on at 6 am and shut off at 9 or 10 pm. I did this manually but you can set it up with a timer to turn on and off when you want it.

The egg shells is a great idea. Thanks for sharing.

Looking good !!!😃

Wow your paths look great. I will have to try the cardboard trick next year instead of constantly fighting with new weeds. Great work

I just found your channel and decided to start at the beginning of your journey. I am amazed to see the progress you have made this summer.

Amazing job! Soon enough they will learn. We have had chickens that have been gone the whole day and then they would come back at night and go to their home. They just need time to readjust to their knee pattern and soon enough you won’t have to worry about it.