Don't use the propane burner inside the house. If you're scalding or shrink wrapping birds using a propane burner, do it outside. Remember that the pot on top of that burner is going to be tippy. Do a practice run with cold water and see what you're up against. We never did any meat processing inside. We boiled the brine inside and carried it outside. Now with the new fangled plucking machines, all the hard parts are a breeze.

Pot body is formed from a single piece of metal and stamped out in a press (a blank) into a die that's the shape of the pot being produced. There are no welds along the bottom or the sides. The metal is a specific thickness to take into consideration the thickness desired for the final produce after the metal is forced into the die. The handles are often spot welded on. Layers are welded to the bottoms to disperse and retain heat. Depends on the type of pot. These welds (if done correctly by the machine) will cause no holes through the pot. They're heat and pressure welds.

Hatchet man!

You can use fescue grass as mulch but I agree don't put Bermuda as mulch it will start growing again.

Glad I found you I also Have a garden/mini farm in the west GA area. Looking forward to seeing future videos.

That was definitely some spooky spaghetti!

I just loved the Halloween video ❤ You did a great job on that Halloween dinner and cake pops❤️ Happy Halloween 🎃

My grandmother used to make me open-faced radish sandwiches!💗

I’m so glad you got this up so fast - I feel like I was right there w/ ya’ll! Your mom did a great job on li’l lamb’s costume! I agree, it was a beautiful night; my blood pressure went down looking at the sunset, the rolling hills and the cows grazing. Lastly, can I get some of that Scary Spaghetti?? 🎃🎃🎃

Loved every second of my beautiful niece! 🥹🥹🥹

Wow you must have edited this fast!! Good job 🎉

it is NOT november first

I certainly will check it out and I love her recommendations!

Cool

The radishes look amazing! Yummy tacos 🌮 Best of luck guys!

you are really beautiful and awesome

I like what you have become, Ally! Is this in Georgia? Have you seen the Russian (I think), with the panther Luna, and the similar family like yours?

Super cute!!

Adorable!

What a smart idea 😂

wait....2012? Why posting now? I like the footage by the way!

This was the best video yet!! Such high quality!! The part talking about Winston was my absolute favorite!!

Nice😊

It is looking so good y'all! Great job:)

I LOVE this!! So interesting and I don’t get to see ya’ll near enough…love & prayers for you guys ALways!♥️🥦🥕🥚

how much sun in the areas around the house? I can split some of my perennials:)

Him getting the phone out and taking pictures of baby girl 😭😭😭😭😭🥹🥹🥹🥹so cute!

Just found y'all, thanks for the video answered some of my questions.

FIRST!

I like the way you shielded your baby's face from the camera. Your husband seems very sweet. Excited to watch you grow your homestead.

A snake will get in the chicken tractor and eat the chicks. It can go underneath or through hardware cloth larger than 1/4". Chicks should be indoors until fully feathered. Any predator can dig underneath. I just love my chickens and do everything possible to protect them. They come to me running like little puppies. 😊

I knew this would be amazing for you❤

The chunky baby hand 🥹

You're amazing! I'm going to pray I'm like you, baby wearing , homesteading mama a year from now!! If you're planting asparagus roots, I'm pretty sure you plant in the spring, dig a deep trench, amend with lime, and cover some more with soil, then spread out your roots , fill in with soil around roots, and I know the crowns are covered I just don't remember by how much soil, plant 2 feet apart, and your strawberry plants as a ground cover in between! 10 plants per adult as a general rule for asparagus.

Omg that is so many baby chicks!!

What's with the blurry spot?

Hi I’m excited to watch it all grow!

I Love this. I will be following!!!

Looking forward to the progress! Goats will eat everything! Possible alternative to pigs.

So cool, I’m looking forward to following the progress and can’t wait to come and see the place in person

Pigs?!?! I never knew! I need some pigs in my current home lol!! "Unlock more of our map" I love that! Sounds so exciting!

This is amazing! Exactly where I would have imagined you someday. 🥰 Excited to see your homestead blossom!!

Homesteading is fun, rewarding, and hard work! Always expect the unexpected 🤣😬Pigs are awesome, but they have a good bit of force in their bodies. Definitely need a way to keep them in the area you want them to stay. We used a pallet fence. Our goats do more weed eating vs our pigs.

Great first video! I can't wait to see how it evolves! ❤ ~ Rose

Excited for you, Ally! And very jealous of the meat chickens. Keep us posted on all of your adventures!

Cool, Ally! Can’t wait to see how this goes. I’ve always wanted to do this. -Josh

I can't wait to see where things go with this homestead project!! 😍😍

You NEEEED to get to that “continuation” you spoke of, girl!! This is soooo fun to watch and you did an awesome job; seemingly, per usual!!! 🌎🏕🏜🚐🛣

OMG, the “Last of the Mohicans” music at the beginning of the Grand Canyon part almost made me cry.... You should get a job editing. Always been a dream of mine in film!!! You’re great!!!

That was an amazingly, completely awesome gift that they, the ‘ole marrieds’, will cherish and watch for a lifetime to come!!! You captured everyone totally in the moment and showed what a beautiful wedding, tears and all, it was!!! I loved the shot of the way Alec looked at her, admiring her, as her father gave his speech!! It revealed it all, what this wedding was about, and it can be summed up in one word; LOVE, true love!!! Congratulations!!!♥️