Day in the Life on a Small Farm

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[@Irishxlily]

Not sure if it's just me, but the video seems to freeze during certain parts. Audio still plays fine, but it just pauses and skips forward like it's buffering (happens in same spots if i play it back). Doesn't seem to be an issue when you're on camera.

[@Prodigus_]

i have the same problem

[@shaquille.oatmeal8968]

Yes

[@MPrsstlrk]

The issues seemed to be with the drone footage.

[@krompus8180]

Yeah I was just about to ask the same thing. Good to know it's not just me, now I can try to not pay any mind to it and just watch. 😅

[@marcperez8808]

It seems that only happens with the dron takes?

[@XPetabreadX]

I remember everyone getting mad that Toby was sleeping in the snow and how Morgan isnt keeping his dog in the proper conditions and I bet all that Toby can think of is his frozen bed being right around the corner.

[@monkeynumbernine]

😂 So funny... People don't understand how warm his coat is, and how well- suited he is to the cold, snowy weather. I had a German shepherd (also double coat), and she loved to be outside no matter how frigid it was. She would just lay down on the ice in the driveway and take a nap 🙄 I miss her every day. She lived nearly 17 years ❤️

[@davidhall1732]

His dog could survive artic conditions. Bred for the alpine region and mountains of Europe. Toby doesn't seem to care about any sort of shelter aside from a bit of shade in the summer which there is plenty of.

[@XPetabreadX]

@@monkeynumbernine @David Hall I would bet that his coat is better for the snow that even the scottish highland cows.

[@tHawk9699]

WTH Morgan! Fix that 🤣jk.. but seriously it's making me ill 🤢

[@paolobera]

Maremma don't crave snow like husky but they sure like it a lot, and they have no problem with reasonable cold weather.

[@muleepete8]

Allison has a smile that just lights up the day.

[@GabrielBadwolf]

Morgan: I’m not a cat person Also Morgan - surrounded by cats and has one crawling over him

[@TheOtherSteel]

I was thinking of posting exactly that, but you won.

[@bestbeech52]

Also he worries about them the most of all the animals, he is cat person but hates to admit it 😂

[@lowandodor1150]

They love him dearly, that much is clear!

[@MrMikeT89]

He's not a cat person, he's the cat's person lol

[@Lledra]

I know she's shy about the camera, but omgooosh. I loved seeing Allison and seeing her in her gorgeous garden! Great video! May want to check the drone footage, but loooved seeing bits of your whole day~

[@murrrriel]

The pasture chickens might need calcium, if they are eating their eggs. I think you can buy seashell dust that helps

[@brendacarlton48]

Or he could save eggshells and instead of adding them to the compost pile bake them in a slow oven and after they're completely cool, grind them up and feed them to the chickens. I read about that in a chicken book. Chickens also enjoy cooked spaghetti noodles. But yeah, you're right about the calcium issue, good thinking.

[@colecolettecole]

@@brendacarlton48 throwing eggshells in soup stock is also a good idea

[@thesamuelrios2181]

Also could buy oyster shells and feed it to the chickens with their regular feed.

[@kkdoc7864]

You know, I’ve thought about this a lot. Running a farm and other jobs that require physical health, can be jeopardized if an injury happens. It’s so important to have good backup friends to pitch in if that ever happens. Take care of yourself!!

[@KismetLizard]

This is one of the reason traditional farming has such a high mortality rate. Dangerous conditions and isolation is a recipe for disaster. Even mobile phones are essential safety equipment now (source: highland & island farming experience)

[@sallyannesmith3607]

Love, love, love your videos. I feel so relaxed while watching you wander around your homestead, petting, digging, planting, moving, feeding, and brushing your animals......you name it, you're doing it. You get SO much done in one day. We don't see half of it, I know. Thank you for sharing some of your daily events.

[@dragonbowlsupper]

Alison is adorable and I hope she sees all the positive comments about her as encouragement to appear in videos more often ♥️

[@reducedreds5307]

It's really nice to see that you care a lot about your animals. Keep it up, you're a wholesome beacon on KZbin.

[@charlenemorris5516]

My dad named his calf’s…. It made it hard when it came to to butcher coming to our small farm. My dad showed him the ones he needed butchered then went to the local tavern drains beer till it was all done.

[@brega6286]

That is why 4-H helps prepare young people for the reality of farming.

[@kellswitch]

I always appreciate it when Allison allows you to share footage of her in your videos, and I love the chance to see her garden and how it's changed as she gets more experience. Thank you Allison!

[@doreenwhitehead4224]

Still get pleasure watching and listening to the cows when they change paddocks: the obvious delight when they hit the new patch of grass, the audible sound of them chomping the grass. It's all very special.

[@saschawust]

Hi, Morgan, just an advice for Allison: she should cut the top of the basil in order to remove their flowers. Once the basil create those little flowers it stops growing (it reaches the its goal), instead fresh leafes are always available to be used.

[@saraschneider6781]

That's no longer a hill that you can die on, Morgan. You are definitely a 🐈 person. ❤️

[@chazdellwalker6912]

Especially when he's letting one groom him just cause of the bonding experience when he's allergic. The allergens are all in the cat saliva lol. I know as an allergic cat lover if he doesn't clean it off quick he'll be all itchy on that arm.

[@Moths000]

@@chazdellwalker6912 It depends, I don’t have a reaction to cats saliva. Their fur on the other hand..

[@chazdellwalker6912]

@@Moths000 I know that what usually causes reactions is a protein or enzyme found in cat's saliva. All cats are different and produce different amounts of it. I don't always have a reaction either. For example if my own cat that I'm used to licks me, though the one I have now rarely does, I'm fine but mostly when I'm introduced to a new cat and they do it it may cause a reaction. Once at a pet store a kitten grabbed me with claws and left a scratch which itched a lot. I assumed it was from the cat leaving saliva on the claws when cleaning. I had never been scratched by a cat I didnt own and had never had that reaction before. The hair with saliva on it always gives me a reaction if I mess with the cat too much though...my hands can itch from petting but normally it's my eyes and nose that's affected. I think since they clean themselves so often the saliva is concentrated on the hair.

[@flipthechip4989]

Hey Morgan! Just a quick thought on the cattle yard: I don't think just driving the posts 2 feet into the ground will be enough if they are supposed to hold the heavy and constantly moving(!) doors. You should dig a pretty big hole for the posts and fill them with concrete (with the posts in them of course). This will be more work now but it is a way better job to do in the summer and without having the cattle in there yet. Making a concrete foundation for posts or even street signs, which only have to withstand the wind, is general practice (at least in Europe) to make sure they stay in place and safe even in really wet conditions. Love your content, Greetings from Germany :)

[@lenzi1982]

alison makes me happy when shes excited with the garden!

[@Darth1Marik]

Your farm has come such a long way, keep up the grind Morgan.

[@monkeynumbernine]

My grandpa called his cows in by by standing at the gate and hollering, *SOOOIE!* 😂 They all came in a line, in a particular order. He had a small herd of dairy cows ❤️

[@pamelacolvin1417]

I've seen farmers call pig's that way. I thought it was pig language 😆

[@amandacastle7209]

Cam from Modern Family called lilly this way and it's a hilarious scene 😂

[@pamelacolvin1417]

@@amandacastle7209 I always thought it was funny too 😂

[@dianahowell3423]

Wow, bilingual cows! Who woulda thought?

[@monkeynumbernine]

@@dianahowell3423 hahaha hahaha 😂

[@ii-qg3jf]

Hey I'm sure you thought of this, but for fence weaning you will need strong fences, so if you dont have them set up by weaning time, you could try weaning flaps. They work on a small scale and are just plastic flaps that go into the calfs nose ( not pierced in) and basically block the teat of the cow from going into the calfs mouth so they cant nurse, but still allow the calf to eat and drink normally.

[@anastacialundholm8489]

Absolutely love the ground level camera that the cattle walked over. What a great perspective! It so sweet the cattle are letting you handle them more. You are patient and have been steadily desensitizing them to being around people and being touched. That in itself would be a great video about their progression since they arrived. Good to see your strategic thinking about the winter cattle yard. Looking forward to seeing that video. Thanks!

[@micah06v8]

I just wanted to say that I am very impressed Morgan! When you said you were going to get a bigger and better hoop coop up this year, I had serious doubts because of what happened last year LOL. I'm glad to see you're ahead of the game this year. 😁

[@Frossiart]

Welcome to "coffee break culture" or as I like to call it, "me time". Nothing like a warm cup of coffee (or cold, if the day is really hot) to get your day started or moving. I absolutely LOVE your wife's garden, my mouth was watering at the thought of that squash and chard. I like to make stir fry with the squash, some bell peppers, some fresh spicy peppers of some sort, and 2 farm fresh eggs on the side for breakfast... or like you had, chicken for dinner. Keep doing what you're doing, love your videos!

[@absurdistsloth]

whoo look at Allison's garden!! that chard looks incredible. I also love that she's not watering much - that's like the best way to find out what will grow well and reliably in your local climate.

[@heavysetmedia1904]

it has been an absolute pleasure to watch the farm grow! Im always happy to watch your vids!!

[@leinaluo9763]

Allison is so cute! I like videos with her in it. The part where she said, that maybe the garden gets better every year because of the compliment made me smile :)

[@theurzamachine]

Morgan, get your wife to grow carrots in containers (15 gal recycling bins from HomeDepot work really well). They need loose soil anyway so you'll likely be buying good soil and not wasting on the ground. You can also start them earlier indoors and take them outdoors when it's warm enough. Harvesting = pouring them out onto a tarp and then recovering that precious good soil.

[@lunerwerewolf]

I tried this this year unfortunately the weather here in OR kept flipping between snow / very cold weather and 105 days. So all of the carrots in containers bolted

[@deed5811]

Agree! Carrots grow better when the soil isn't compacted. Lots of plants do actually. I had a Genovese basil in my brand new square foot garden one year that grew almost 5 feet tall. It was only supposed to grow to 2 feet, but loose soil let it grow better.

[@theurzamachine]

@@lunerwerewolf at least you'll have seed for next year. My mistake this year was that I harvested one batch way too early (after 100 days) because the packet said they should be ready by 75 days. What the packet info really meant was that if you want baby carrots, that is when you harvest.

[@jammies1431]

I heard soil/sand mixes are good for carrots. I went with just soil the first time I grew carrots without much success. Think my problem was that the soil was too compacted.

[@wsn111]

Did my carrots last year this way. They were the right diameter but only an inch long. Disappointing but they were the best carrots I'd ever eaten. Very sweet and the tops ended up in a stew.

[@jessecunningham9924]

I’m sure this video took forever to edit, but I am very grateful you took the time to do it. I really enjoyed this video! Glad to hear you’re taking time out to enjoy your farm, especially with the new coffee routine (which frankly sounds amazing!). Never feel bad about enjoying your farm. It’s your passion. If you’re not taking the time to enjoy it, what are you even doing? About the big truck that blocked you in: dude probably was hyper focused on what he needed to get and wasn’t paying attention. He probably couldn’t even see your car once he pulled up alongside it.

[@introvertedequinesamsara6593]

Takota Coen is a farmer you really need to check out especially if you're interested in raising pigs ethically and environmental friendly. He even found a way to feed his pigs without grain and have them grow as much and have way better meat.

[@satturn7417]

Allison is so cute geeking out about her garden! ♥️♥️ She's so excited to share the growth and I am so here for it 😭♥️

[@anitraahrens905]

Morgan, it was great to see lovely Allison and the abundance of the vegetable garden. Yes, certain vegetables, such as cucumbers, are water-based vegetables, and do need more water than other vegetables. The new hoop coop looks like it will be a success. Buying a kit rather than individual components does have its advantages. Abby Girl sure loves to run along side the ATV while you're driving it. I love how she sprints along like a greyhound.

[@thaismatsumoto]

As an older person I grow the few cucumbers I have in large planters instead of the garden. And put them near my house.Makes it easier to water them. The sides of the container keep the water near the plants instead of spreading out.The planters are large enough to put a small trellis in for the vines.They grow much better for me.And since cucumbers grow vertically more than horizontally they don’t need a lot of space.

[@anitraahrens905]

@@thaismatsumoto That's a great suggestion!

[@bjorn7355]

Clearly Allison is starting to have fun with you in her garden! Best of all to both of you living a great life!

[@KeithR-lw3ow]

Morgan, u should put a ball cork in the cows water trough so when it fills above the hose the waters gets blocked off and when they drink it it automatically fills up again

[@jillbauman1662]

Loved the video. I’m a city girl through and through, but you make all the hard farm work look fun. ❤️

[@meercatt]

You two seem to have a super nice relationship.. respectful, fun and kind. What a blessing🥰

[@PoeticMelody]

There's something peaceful about watching you do chores. Its calming.

[@valeriewhitcomb10]

Thank you, Morgan and Allison, for sharing your farm, animals, and lives.

[@samsiegel4052]

You’re inspiring me that I can start my own farm someday, I have animals now and my success and mentality are in part thanks to your videos giving me new outlooks on mistakes and failure and accepting it. Thanks so much sir!

[@carolleenkelmann3829]

😁💕👏 "My Buddy Alfred." Missed it last video. Yes, Summer has turned. It rained all night here and it's cool.- for how long. You are really busy and you sound very positive and looking forward to it all. Bravo, Morgan.

[@kristenfrosch]

Watched this one with my kids, we really enjoyed seeing a day in the life! Having spent my childhood on and around many different (non-commercial) farms, it surprises me but is also comforting that not much has changed in the way things are done or the tools that are used! :D Your video really took me back and gave my kids a realistic look at a farmers life. Thank you!

[@t.solium3077]

Hmmm.... am I the only one seeing some lag in the drone shots? Edit: I can't help but crack up on Allison's excellent one liners. "Where did the squash come from? No, no. This planted itself!" "The tomatoes are escaping their confines as usual." "That's why I said that..." I know she doesn't like being in camera shots much, but I'd argue that she's a natural when it comes to delivering gold nuggets of a line! I like this video a lot cuz it feels like I'm actually walking along Morgan through GSF. We see wip projects, animal shenanigans, and overall chaos

[@GoldShawFarm]

Weird

[@Lynne2106]

Allison is very task focused. Nice to see her.

[@gerikinnaman6755]

Allison, Your garden looks awesome! Love the flowers too!

[@francaduijzer5700]

29:06 "that's why I said that" Allison is so funny xD I know she's camera shy, but I always love to see her in your videos!

[@AsteriETERNAL]

For sure, listening to cows rip grass is much more relaxing than listening to grass grow.😁

[@charlotteralff769]

I put wooden eggs in the brooder and nesting boxes when they are little, so they learn it's nothing interesting to eat. I've read that letting broody breeds raise a clutch once a summer, the first time they go broody, often gets it out of their system until next year.

[@ritamulloy3522]

I love your “day in the life” videos. Thanks for your trouble 🥰

[@MrSnekLuuk]

Dear Allison, though you might not be very comfortable on camera, that's entirely alright. Your garden bits are amazing, the way you talk about them shows the love I think. Stay Green :)

[@walterd7331]

“I’m still not a cat person”… Has 4 cats 😂

[@heidipustelniak652]

It was great to spend the day with you! You are helping me tremendously! I always wanted to have a farm! In my early 70’s now… I do have chickens and a limited garden here in Tucson. Watching you and your farm gives me a lot of joy!

[@private15]

I love that you have an electric car. I wish I had one. I think that people that are against electric cars just are louder and more aggressive about their opinions.

[@ehombane]

Yep, they are definitely louder, and I assume that some are paid. I understand those who gets loud on some issues, me being one of them, but only the problem is real and affects them. But I see with electric cars fabricated issues. Like the cobalt. Cobalt is used fuel production since long ago, Congo was problematic since long ago, but nobody pumped steam on this problems. Now suddenly everybody is angry. I wonder why. And if you do not like electric cars just stick with your car, and mind your business, do not waste time online inventing problems that do not exist.

[@batpherlangkharkrang7976]

Hi.... Morgan and Allison nice to see you both, thank you for showing your video homestead 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 🌱🏡🎥👍👍👍

[@TheKankeinaiFactor]

As for that pond you have for the birds and how it's always green and gross, have you looked into turning it into an organic pond/eco pond? Some of them use liners, some don't, but having plants and things to help keep it clean and a water pump would definitely work out in the long run. There's no chemicals to it and they're pretty easy to maintain in the long run if built correctly. I'd been watching some videos from OzPonds and they show you how it's built though I'm sure you can find other youtube videos to show you how to make it yourself!

[@DecemberSfy]

Can I just say, I think you guys are the sweetest couple I've seen yet! So genuinely wholesome. I love it!

[@CLB___]

It's amazing how different Vermont is from Georgia. August and September are absolutely blazing hot like 90+.

[@walkwithMilo]

Thank you for another soothing video. Remarkable progress happening on the farm. Thanks also for shout out about mental health, therapists etc. I'm glad youtubers like yourself aren't afraid to talk about mental health, normalising it really helps it become accepted in society.

[@sivarkilla5033]

you should try to film Abby's night activity to check her behavior, see if she acts like toby all aware and on duty, or she just sleeps the night out and that is why she is so hyper during the day unlike toby who is mostly recovering in the day from night's duty. I think it would be interesting to see

[@lordmalik777]

Hey Buddy, I am in the Marines and your living everything I fought for. Your living life, your living liberty and your pursuit of happiness. I found your video's when i was over sea's and have been following you since 2017. I'm gonna tell this (keep moving forward) and never lose your integrity. keep pushing forward, cause my dream is to start my own farm when i retire from the Military. Semper Fidelis!!!! OOOOOOOORAH!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@YouthfulOne]

TY for your service! Some of us deeply appreciate the sacrifices you and your family make.

[@DarciousMaluki]

Your wife is so cute "I try to stay out of their way". -exactly how veggies should be grown

[@terithibault6717]

Love your channel ❤️ they say a donkey works well for a cattle guard

[@smuckersmurfbarnes9932]

I really hope the hoop coop makes it better than the one last year.

[@kentancock6587]

Have you thought about any local college or university that have Farm Management classes for volunteer to help you manage the farm, they get real world experience, you get assistance with day to day operations and giving you more time for your other projects? Use your local talent to give everyone the best use of the farm

[@Froggyjc]

People "park me in" all the time. I have mobility issues and must open my vehicles' door all the way in order to get in and out. Even though I have handicap parking placard and utilize the blue stripes they illegally park into the blue lines. So annoying. Been in your circumstances many times myself.

[@fabulouspinkmk10]

I enjoy watching and hearing about your chores, its doesn't get old. Maybe because everyday has its subtle difference with all that goes on there on your farm and you both as human beings.

[@TheMrCheeseyman]

A really good question! So I was watching the last video of yours and you had talked about Abby seeming to be better with the cattle and tries to herd them sometimes. Could it be a good idea to somewhat train abby to do that? As in the future you may want to expand with other cattle and it would make your job much easier when it comes to moving them around so that disasters that have happened this time around happen again. Yes it is all a learning experience, but I think this could be a great possibility for her

[@spindless]

Pyreneese are more guard than herding dogs, but it’s definitely not impossible for them to learn. I think it’d be a great opportunity, just needs some good work put in. I think she’d do great

[@candygram4435]

@@spindless they aren’t Pyrs. They are Maremmas. Same though with the herding vs guarding

[@spindless]

@@candygram4435 Whoops. Slipped up, we had pyrs when I was a kid.

[@themuffinman001]

your wife has an adorable accent! Also would be interested in knowing about the path to becoming an NP

[@sabbys7750]

OMG!!! I LOVE Allison!! She cracks me up!! The garden looked amazing!! Wished I could have a garden like that! 😍😍

[@lukeknowles5700]

Lots of fun, Morgan. Day-in-the-Life gets a thumbs up!👍 Please thank Allison for participating!

[@migooomich4866]

Great video! It was very interesting and good insight on how a farm day looks. Although some of the drone shots were real choppy. I though it was my phone at first but soon realized it wasn’t.

[@CrossPatchDi]

I loved seeing you and Allison watching John Oliver on TV. I told my husband you have an electric Volkswagen, and he was impressed. Love watching your video of the cow's ducks, pups, and kitties. It helps my mental health. ;-)

[@mira55x-planetnalzena15]

wait, why are people getting salty over you having an electric car?

[@kerryowen-holmes3719]

I love seeing your kitties on the porch with you while you are having your coffee 😊 🐱

[@breyonjackson3253]

The garden looks so beautiful. She did really well!

[@pattylcravatta]

Beautiful Land! Love the Animals! Chestnut 🌰! Apple Orchard! Thank-you!

[@ednahenrich3627]

I really enjoyed this one! I love the day in the life videos. I was especially pleased to see Allison's garden!

[@ISniperI]

i may be the minority but i like the longer videos. makes me feel like im there more and i just like seeing the animals and hear you talk about stuff. i understand why all the videos arent this long thought because that would take like 3x longer to edit. still like em tho!

[@ButterflyBox89]

I got the ID3 last year and my dad followed suit and got the ID4 - have to say LOVE them. Such a nice smooth ride, cars well put together and it’s been so much cheaper than my previous petrol cars. No idea why people would go off about them 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@beverleyspugsandhomestead.]

Lovely to see you both in the garden. So exciting to grow veggies 🌶 hey?

[@js97k52]

Great video. This is your sweet spot. All your stuff is really good. But you may get too cautious about “people don’t just want to see me doing chores every day - there has to be a story.” If you’re ruminating and reflecting, your chores are gold

[@elizabethrose49091]

I'm my current life I don't plan on farming or anything, but man, I really dig your videos, they really are entertaining and educational. Thank you providing this content, I really enjoy it!

[@universalcollective427]

Toby is most definitely more of a bird dog, and Abbey is most definitely more of a cattle dog. And that's great seeing Abbey find her place on the farm. It's 45 degrees this morning, gee wonder where the flies went, lol. Morgan, that multiple can wrap fly paper setup is excellent way to cut down on the swarms you get in the height of summer, but it's no longer the height of fly laying season man. You're not cutting down on the fly population, nature is deciding when the swarms hit. As it will again next summer.

[@ruby8372]

I simply adore listening to Alison discussing her beautiful garden

[@gouldschick101]

Morgan, Buck probably has bumble foot, he got something in his foot and it has abcessed around it. you will need to get him up, find the spot, squeeze the gunk, if it healed over you may need to use a blade and open it (lance), have tweezers handy as you will have either a core of what is left of what caused it to pull out or a foreign body to pull out. irrigate it with saline, use clotting powder if needed and some salve. you can't close the wound becuase it is the type that will re abcess if you do so you just need to give it a spray of a good chicken disinfectant spray once a day to make sure it is clean for a few days until you get some granulation inside of it, it will be fine to heal once the inner tissue has granulated. it wont take long. Still saying boooooo on the electric car, its a total woke narrative farce sorry but it is true, not angry but child slavery, severe devistating earth rape and toxic any thing that touches it dies, it kills millions of animals a year- lithium fields iand that electricity still comes from oil/gas/coal in the end. do some research instead of being surprised how angry people were and find out the truth about how bad it actually is and how it is in no way any better at all and potentially when you weigh it all out it is actually far worse, eithically and morally for sure and probably even worse envirmentally. especially child slavery. that's all, I doubt ppl were angry so much as surprised becuase we all know how intelligent you are and how much research you take the time to do on renewable farming it is almost a similar situation in regard to renewable resources that everyone was shocked you didn't know the truth about it. please just do the research on each of the topics people brought up. Question; how come you wet all your kibble for the cats and dogs? you need to think of the teeth. you are going to end up with some hefty dental bills if you don't feed any of your kibble dry my friend.

[@GoldShawFarm]

Nope…it’s not bumblefoot. There is no sore

[@tmlawson751]

they don't need dry kibble. he wets the kibble to improve their water intake for hydration, probably my guess. they chew stuff all day long if you're worried about their teeth, and morgan takes them to their vet fairly often now so if their teeth bothered them or hurt or something, the vet would probably catch it on those visits.

[@girle5584]

You are so right on EVs but they are not going to stop forcing it on the public.

[@gouldschick101]

@@tmlawson751 i have the work and education qualifications to bring up the need for some crunchies thanks

[@gouldschick101]

@@GoldShawFarm hmmmmmm interesting not even a healed bump? wonder what he did!?

[@littlewitchfarms4972]

My appreciation for Allison and her deadpan, Daria-esque humor just continues to grow. I'm so in awe of her beautiful garden. I tried growing some herbs this year and it DID NOT go well. 🤣 Maybe she could give us some gardening tips in a podcast, since she prefers not to be in videos?

[@firebirds78]

Add a french drain system from the hoop coop to the pond. then later run an underground line from the spring. you can slightly dam the spring. just consult with a conservationist to make sure it does harm the environment

[@XDM_Studios]

Man I love these day in the life videos! It's the closest thing to hanging out with Morgan on the farm I can get😃

[@CynthiaNoelNYC]

Love Alfred! Watching 12/16/23, interesting to see the changes with MMM, Miss Abby, You and the ducks/chickens. You and the coffee apparatus :)

[@gaylewatkins4685]

Nice farm management. Thank you for showing a bit of the farm upgrades you have going on. Take care.

[@charlenemorris5516]

You r doing what works for u and your farm….love all animals

[@lynnbetts4332]

When you said it was in the 40's this morning, I just wished. Down here in Texas, will get back up to the low-90's today, with sauna-like humidity. Other areas have gotten good rains and may come out of drought, but not here. My garden was toast this year. Getting started on my fall/winter garden, now. Love your giant hoopcoop! Looking forward to seeing it finished. I'm building a small one 10x16, out of cattle panels for a winter greenhouse. Our average high in winter is 40's-50's. Also planning out where I can put a pigpen to grow out a couple to split with my neighbor. On my agenda this fall is to rebuild the run on my chicken coop. Chicken wire has rusted out and I'm tired of ducking under and hitting my head on the supports of the 5' tall run. Going to have a grow-out area for chicks (snake-proof) and an area to grow out roos to start processing my own birds. Doing this all by myself, so I understand prioritizing jobs.

[@sjbock]

When I heard that temperature in the 40s I thought, wow, that would be the dead of winter here in Corpus Christi, Tx.

[@deed5811]

Thanks for sharing the garden with us Allison!

[@Annie_Annie__]

It threw me for a loop when Morgan said there’s a nip in the air and fall is coming soon. Where I live, we’re still in the depths of summer. At 6am it’s already in the 90°s and by midday easily in to the triple digits. We probably won’t see autumn-like temperatures beginning until around Halloween (if not later). But 42° morning temps would be full-on winter for us and last year when Morgan was in deep snow, it was still 80° here. It always amazes me the wide array of temperatures and climates in just one country.

[@ginamontoya-vanmilt37]

I love your garden!! My garden didn't get carrots either I think I did get one but it was like 2 inches long LOL. I wish I had a yard like yours! You guys are so blessed! May God bless you and yours for me and mine

[@Dutch_off_grid_homesteading]

Heya love the "day in the life" vlogs and then we get a bonus with allison in her garden just great

[@katherinekelly5380]

So enjoying your daily round - totally agree about the coffee - I have 1 cup a day to start my day and I really savour it - I only want the single cup though - if I make more it inevitably ends up sitting in the cup till I toss it When my dog got to be 12 she started having problems jumping on the bed, I gave her glucosamine cause I was taking it - I would just open up the capsule over her food and it made a big difference- within a week, she was jumping on the bed I did try the dog treat version first and it didn’t seem to make a difference, but just straight from the capsule did help

[@GlamGal001]

It was great to see Allison, and so nice to hear her talk about the garden. It looks great this year and it does seem to get better every year. I don’t see your videos anymore, I have to go look for them. It’s been a few months since they just popped up when I come on you tube

[@brandyabbott1434]

Tip for Allison. To keep slugs snails or other bugs outta your veggie patches. Put salt around the outside edges of your boxes or around the plants themselves if growing directly on the ground.

[@LpoolDogLover]

Thank you so much for the wonderful video of your day! What a long day for you! Hugs for both you and Allison!! And of course Toby dog and Abby Dabby Do!!

[@chrisbrownaz]

Let Beanie move with the group to the pasture. The fencing is only secure for cattle, the birds can and do move around a little, that way Beanie will have access to the pond and can choose over time which flock to join.

[@rachaelmcooper]

Next year you could set up nests around the pasture for all the birds and they can free range but have a nest to go too 🥰