10 Acre Abundance: Huge End of Summer Harvest

Our End of Summer Harvest was bountiful
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We are Austin & Sarah.
The two of us grew up as city kids and after we got married realized we dreamed of living a simpler and more self-sufficient life in the country. We packed our bags and bought our little piece of heaven in the beginning of 2021. This channel exists to document our journey of learning how to live a more self-sufficient life.
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[@tracie8619]

Don’t worry about the visual eye assault Lol. You both were very busy nurturing your beautiful son and adjusting to parenthood! You have a beautiful family. I look forward to following your journey. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@CypressSparrowHomestead]

Aw thank you so much, we appreciate that ❤️

[@julietripp465]

I wish my garden had that much green.

[@CypressSparrowHomestead]

Don't be fooled, half of it was weeds😅

[@colorsinthegarden2032]

My secret for large potatoes is that I add a foot of straw or leaves on top of the soil. It helps with the moisture level in the soil and makes it a lot easier to harvest. I was never able to grow decent carrots, though, usually they are short or they split (most likely because I don't have an irrigation system and the weather is weird in my corner of the world). Love your property and I like to see how happy you are!

[@CypressSparrowHomestead]

Oooh thank you, that's a great tip!

[@alysonkrohn1357]

how can you not be in love with baby laughs!

[@CypressSparrowHomestead]

They are the best! 😊

[@user-dj6on8hr6p]

Lovely video and love that laugh!

[@CypressSparrowHomestead]

Thank you!

[@MosaicHomestead]

It's not neglect, it's a lot of work maintaining a large garden, I'm having the same problem, I'm building my chicken run right now, it's going to have a pergola roof, and I'm going to grow a passion fruit vine to create shade and future chicken feed and fruit for me.

[@CypressSparrowHomestead]

It is a lot of work😅 Thats a great idea, we never thought to run a vine plant through our chicken run!

[@MosaicHomestead]

@@CypressSparrowHomestead plant 🪴 has to be outside and caged off, but it's going to work.

[@Gardeningforhealthandwellbeing]

When harvested the carrots try pushing down before pulling up, ive not tried this but saw on another youtube channel, but great harvest and clean up.

[@CypressSparrowHomestead]

Thanks for the tip! I think we let them go a little too long, some were easier to pick up but a lot definitely broke off 😅

[@LifewithBlindaandChuck]

Enjoyed the video Austin and Sarah. Not sure if I spelled your names right, but I’m sure you know who you are. 😬😁. Nice harvest and look forward to y’all’s big plans for the garden.

[@CypressSparrowHomestead]

Nailed it! And thanks for watching, hope you guys are doing well! Enjoy the last few weeks of summer!

[@mena2138]

Hi, great video and greater project, i´m part of a big agroforestry project in Andalucia with more than 25 projects around sierra de Ronda and sierra de Grazalema, we would like to help you in your project by helping you to create Sucesional Food Forest by choose the species,their location, the moment to chop and the best way to do it, creating swales following contour lines... to create a dynamic food forest that is up to 250% to 400% more profitable per acre than a normal crop , if your interested respond to this comment with a way to communicate and show you our work!! We want to participate in your path, no interest in money. Thank you anyway!!!!