How far have we come? Our third Spring on the farm: Wins and setbacks - Free Range Homestead Ep 80

[@dougsrepair1060]

You two are the most relaxed farmers on the planet. 😊

[@hfritz8590]

Really sad for your loss, but the memories will last, condolences to you all, cheers 🍻

[@Potsie]

Wondaful update guys .. thanks. I do like how everyone - cat and goats included - go for afternoon walks together.

[@carenclemmons5002]

I love seeing the cats, dogs, and goats become the entourage when yall visit the land around your home. It’s like every body enjoys the pastoral homage. Thank you for showing the various fields or paddocks which you’ve managed in noticeable experiments with making nature suit your wishes. Noticing the ways the land can help or hurt your plans , you’ve shown how much careful land management show recognizably grand results. Finding the moisture pathway into your pond was pretty sharp. What a difference the tractor work has made. I hope that the wild foxes don’t interfere too long around there. Troy and the dogs will have a go at changing the travel ways of the nearby foxes. Very nice video of honorable achievements yall have made even with the uppity calf. Y’all have really been successful in the free range area you’re in. Congratulations on your beautiful wedding celebrations. Good on yas

[@BrianPetersen-l2w]

Excellent ranch update and great storytelling, as always.

[@flyingfalafel7748]

Miss you guys ❤ thanks for the tour. Beautiful video

[@richardp4544]

Great session. Water controls all life and as a result things such as garden growth are out of our control sometimes. It does appear that you fared well in spite of the circumstances. It also appears that there was ample water and nourishment for Constance because she seems to be growing like a weed. She also seems to have a gardening interest just like Mom. Thanks for sharing.

[@tototere]

Wow! Look at bonnie Constance. Lucky girl to have you two for parents.

[@kunzklingsor9156]

Your place looks so good, in places like soft focused pictures from the Renaissance. Yeah, hard work does things like that. Now, larger family multiplies the fun. Cheers !!!

[@oomwat6101]

I would be tempted to string a loop of wire hanging down from the electric fence where the ditch is to act as an additional conductor.

[@gkeyman565]

Thanks for the update and all the work that goes In to Making it. Have a great day.

[@paullewis6612]

Troy, I hope you’re playing guitar to baby to introduce her ears to music ….. Love you guys.

[@leonshomegrown]

It’s all looking fantastic. I am dealing with a fox myself at the moment.

[@-hopskinny5865]

Chooks love woodlice/slaters, so if you can rake them up and feed them out, the chooks will love you for it!

[@ralphy101112]

For being farmers, you were both pretty good sailors. Except for Beatrix's behavior, you seem to have pretty much aced it. Well done.

[@JohnPatton-r9g]

Awesome vid. Good information. I hope you have a great summer.

[@trainwrecker101]

What a wonderful transition from sailing life to farm life. I've enjoyed watching it. Thank you for sharing your journey.

[@rolandtb3]

Off to a good start.

[@americanbornwalkaway9110]

it is ALWAYS so Wonderful to see you all now (wearing my Free-range Hoodie now)....our Homestead is SO Beautiful and you are Amazing people GOD Bless and Stay Happy

[@nooneanybodyknows7912]

Living and Learning Thanks for sharing a walk around the farm.

[@vingreensill]

Great vid. Thank you! Hope you get those foxes under control. Hope what’s left of spring and the upcoming summer go well.

[@MartynGrimes]

Another delightful update and episode. Thank you for your work.

[@dirtyoldfarmhand3]

Awesome. Thanks for the video.

[@marklawrence7791]

What progress. Great to see Jed sort out the fox!

[@bud1971]

Getting ready for winter here in the USA

[@sigmundfred251]

Great Episode. Nice Heffeir .

[@Barjumpa1]

Progress Progress Progress And steak soon….!

[@claudiah5643]

❤❤❤

[@pmnfernando]

arent the little fellas underneath the broccoli, mother nature way of metabolizing heavy metals or some such similar?! might be something on your topsoil

[@Eric-i2g8u]

Hi free range eric

[@paulsouth4794]

Howdy folks .. another tip ... keep your house cow away from cape weed .. it makes the milk taste yucky . 😊

[@FreeRangeLiving]

We've noticed 😫

[@SV-Flying-Tigress]

miss the boat :(((((((

[@howardroe7515]

Dung bettles for cow pats?

[@TheBeaker59]

yes where I live you can buy colonies of Dung beetles to introduce them. Very effective and side benefit my friend who did it 5 yrs ago gets huge crops of field mushrooms.

[@rogerstone3068]

At 21:50, - are you calling them Slater Bugs? - woodlice, or pee-pugs, pill-bugs, or in Oxford they call them lockchesters, apparently - to the best of my (limited) knowledge, they don't cause problems, but they are a symptom. They live on dead and rotting wood and plant material, and if you've got that in amongst ther roots of your broccoli then the broccoli is struggling, as you have said. Do watch out for Club Root - any brassica can get it - the root forms big bulbous lumps and has not much thin tendrils collecting water and nutrients. If you've got it, avoid putting any brassica back in that ground for 2-3 years.

[@dylanwebb421]

Wonderful. I trust you have the second cat?

[@Visslle]

Go sailing. ...

[@Visslle]

I miss the sea....

[@isnoo1]

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@Weazle099]

Wait at 2:20 Have all the money been removed from that ginger cats wallet? or is that a female ginger... Ginger females are very rare.

[@thomasthornton5737]

😀😀👍👍👍❤❤