Lovley 😁 cute

woowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

How are the other renovations going?

They are beautiful!! About time you uploaded something. =)

Interesting! Why is it called, "The mother?"

Hahaha! He's just chilling out up there

cool!

wow, they are looking great!

Couldn't you use a airlock or is that for wine only? Just curious. Thanks for this video!

So, so excited for you. You are so blessed to have great soil. Down here, I have sand and have to do container planting. Can't wait until the next video on this garden.

Thanks for another video about how you make things. Obviously you knew I would be watching when it came to that plug. Now, were you sure that was the right plug? :p LOL! C-ya on the next video!

Very in depth and informative video. Maybe I will get around to keeping bees eventually. You teach well. Thank you.

Awesome Bee Hive and Swarm video series Van Homestead! This video was a great follow up to part one, looking forward to your honey harvesting videos!

Hmm. Not sure I could put that in my mouth. Great info though!

I've always been fascinated by honey bees but I still don't want to get stung. They can come get all the pollen they want here in Florida. I can't BREATHE the pollen is so bad.

I love their little chirps! Those feeders remind me of the Crayola paint palettes we used to have in school. Keep up the good work.

Now when can they go in the chicken tractor? They are just too cute!

The chickens look very content. They've picked your ground bare! May have to reseed. (haha)

Who's the debbie downer with the thumbs down.. I think it's a thrifty idea. I could use that as a Yorkie tractor and throw in a handful of lizards and he'd be good for a few hours. I like it!

That's hilarious! He's soooo laid back!

Cool. We got some day olds the first week of February, their going outside tomorrow. They really start to stink around week 5!

Dewd, great job! LOL @ "wrestling match." Can't wait to see the next project! I made one similar almost two years ago. Worked great. The chicken wire killed the tips of my fingers, but I still had fun making it. Easy to move around the yard.