Hi . while we can talk about starting pig farm .

WTG Racheal!! She’ll be amazing.

Hey! If they are Baker material they will do well with the bucket we had to use. 😂 How exciting.

I agree! He is not a savior! We need to keep doing. We do not want the gov to get involved in farms or homesteads or homeschooling. Free money comes with ties.

Thank you for your fantastic guidance to Americans and your past service in the Airforce🫡🇺🇲Much Love Baker family💜

Straw=dryed grain/wheet stems Hay= dryed grass

If you don't have good compost yet, is there something else that you can intially inoculate with?

Mmm... I kind of went to a pig store and said "ill have one of those and one of those". Mangalica x Hereford is what I picked.

Interested in hearing that hair burning style of cleaning

Access 😉

Look I'm not going to say that dowsing or witching for water doesn't necessarily work. I have seen very little evidence that it works at all including one time we were looking for a well that had already been dug and installed but the wellhead had been buried under about 6 ft of dirt and the guy couldn't find it..... What I will say is if you dig deep enough anywhere in North America, you will hit water if you're in the Eastern United States, it's definitely not difficult if you're in the Western United States. There is a little bit more luck involved in hoping that you get enough water to have a productive well, but if you dig deep enough, you will hit water

Is there a reason you switched from a siphon valve to a check valve? Could you have just stayed with the siphon valve? Then you could drain the well for winter or am I missing something?

Glad to hear that Jill is ok. That was definitely something that needed to be taken care of. No worries on this end for not having the weekly video last week.

I love the fact that you have to lift them into the Jeep. I have to do this with my girl.

When considering using an LGD, the complexity of owning more than one dog is a question. We have a border collie and a golden doodle, who are also outdoor dogs. They do not harm our chickens or alpacas. Can a young LGD include these dogs in its guardian role and still protect against outside strays and coyotes? I do know my dogs distinguish family cats from feral cats (the latter whom they will chase).

Good to know

This guy is a great communicator.

I would suggest using simple deving rods first. They work great for locating water tables.

I've never raised pigs - sorry to sound ignorant - I remember fresh pig manure burns plants. Do you have to wait a bit before tilling and planting, or do you just go ahead as soon as you can and it works anyway without burning the seedlings? Not to mention, live manure can contain parasites I am asking bc I genuinely want to know and I do not mean to sound argumentative AT ALL

What did beagles ever do to you?😂

Teamwork amongst family, friends, and neighbors is very important. At some point significant portions of our society got away from helping each other out. There are times that things go wrong and worse yet when disaster strikes that it is important to be there for others or for others to be there for you depending on the situation. As far as the new truck goes- hopefully it’s a quick fix but it definitely sounds like a good purchase. I can’t imagine not having a truck around to take care of a multitude of tasks. I have tools and other equipment stashed all over the place in my truck.

Excellent video, thank you. We are new homesteaders looking to add a 4 year old GP to our property. We have a fenced sheep and goat pasture and just lost 5 goats to we think a coyote. Our goat pasture is very overgrown woody (goats are there to help clear the land). Will a GP venture into a raw pasture like that or do they prefer more open, grazing spaces (where our sheep live)? Hoping the GP will patrol the entire property.

I live to help and rarely ask but I’m getting better about it

Duncans and Bakers. Same tribe! We love you guys. Family, friends, kin, and tribe, and clan.

What does it mean if mine is barely flowing out? I can hear the water about 4 feet down. It’s hardly trickling out even after priming

Cow is just a goat with deep voice

I had help to butcher chickens and my turkeys the one I would say is close to 30-35 pounds. It plum warm me out.😊

This video has been so helpful to us on how to create our PMA! Thank you!!! An interesting term; instead of using the word "understand", it's best to say "overstand". That creates superior knowledge, not servitude. We want to start owning cows, already raise our own chickens and eggs organically, and grow veggies organically. Our goal is to help others purchase automobiles and property with our private bank and PMA. No one will be denied their purchase! It will take a month or two to get this up and running, so stay tuned!

Buy huge sows, a few cents a pound at auction - better bet.

If you bought the in-ground fence 10 years ago that means it's probably over $1,000 today😅

I paid five dollars but only a tool list.... it is not a good merchandizing

Thank God for Jill🥰Much Love Baker family❣️🙏

You Guys on here are really something else this Man did the hard work and research to create his Bio-Char Formula and You just want him to tell You how to make it for free smh

Hi Mark, I never catch your show live, but I try to never miss the replay. I'm one of those weirdos who loves your content and message but I don't farm myself. I live vicariously through your journey. Keep it up! God is good all the time!!

Last I searched...93 million Americans homestead🫡

All types of breeds eat anything....and mostly everyone knows that, obviosly you don't

Hi, i did exactly the same thing as you. I have the water 6 feet below (i am maybe 50' close to lake). I tried with a new manual pump like yours, but it's very very hard to get the water out. Is there a reason please ?

It's better to grow barley and rye together for Mangalitsa pigs.

I have friends that run a medical mission in Guatemala. They have a couple of airplanes and they built their own runway so that they can land. The runway happens to be next to part of their farming operation and when they land or before takeoff, one of the family members goes out on a dirt bike and makes sure that there are no animals on the runway. It’s an amazing operation out there because they started with next to nothing and now they have all kinds of different things going on along with a family that continues to grow.

Hay fever been struggling aswell

Thank you. I raised geese for a couple years. The old mature geese were great alarm systems. They woke me and I would grab the shotgun. i wished I had these gentle giants. Cheers! . Working dogs! They are the stewards of the place!

Ice water has a stronger cooling effect because the larger surface area on your containers

Divining rods 2:48

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Water dousing is the fakest of all the fake pseudosciences. It’s been proven over and over to be total bunk. Under laboratory conditions, no one can detect water with greater than random chance.

From what I read in a couple history books the cows eat less if they aren’t trying to keep warm in the winter.

Question for you, I am adding a livestock guardian to my farm and plan for them to sleep outside with the animals in the barn. How did the puppy adjust to that? I get a lot of grief from others who dont beleive in having outdoor farm dogs.

We all have different taste buds too. You got to account for that too.

I need to finish the 80 Acres book. I enjoyed reading about the various farm business ventures they went into. Some worked out well and others did not do so well but at least they were trying different things.