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[@finaganfishhouse]

If you stocked your ponds with fish, you could plumb the ponds to water your garden beds with some of the most nutrient rich, biodiverse liquid gold you can find. It will make your plants even more resilient and fertilize your soil that much more 💚 Plus, it will close the loop on your farm that much more ☺️

[@Shovelman220]

This comment is awful fishy...

[@finaganfishhouse]

@@Shovelman220 Lol I specialize in aquaculture that’s why I made the comment 🐟💙

[@Shovelman220]

@@finaganfishhouse Just making jokes where I'm able. Fish on friend.

[@lindastewart4565]

@@Shovelman220 LOLOL

[@panko97]

Finagan thank you for your comment. Put goldfish in my stock pond and they are still alive in zero degrees weather with a water heater. I will use the water this spring as per your recommendation!! Super excited

[@rinnelavy2525]

Jess, my daughter just suggested "Broah" & "Noah" to specify which of the Noahs you're talking to or about. ❤😊😂❤😊

[@letsgrowtexas7391]

Genius!

[@michealapoindexter4112]

This! This is incredible.

[@amandabispo2949]

I agree...that's what I've been calling them the last few videos she's posted. It just fits! 😊

[@crystalhanson7692]

I just ran to the comments to give the same suggestion 😂 I second the vote for Broah and Noah.

[@choose_joy7950]

Love it!!!!!!

[@tarnr5713]

Jess (several vlogs ago): Now cows can go 2 weeks past their due date, but she looks so close so it won't be two weeks. Helen & Calf: CHALLENGE ACCEPTED! :))

[@ameliakat9982]

😂

[@jenniferwheeler9327]

Consider putting up barn owl houses for the mice, gophers, etc.

[@windy_hillshomestead]

The difference of snails on my fruit trees before ducks and after is seriously incredible!! Solid plan 👏

[@mousiebrown1747]

I’d love to have ducks or geese again, but there are coyotes hereabouts. I hate coyotes.

[@windy_hillshomestead]

That's too bad

[@teresab4563]

If you take a long neck glass bottle and plant it with the neck sticking out of the soil it makes any noise echo in the bottle and runs any underground pests away. Make sure to mark the neck with a white rock or something so you don’t hit and break it.

[@emilybh6255]

Cool! This really works?

[@tjeanvlogs9894]

Yes it does, but it has to be glass. My Gran used to use wine bottles in the strawberry patch. It had paths around three side used daily and as a kid I use to put my ear to the neck and listen to the amplified sound of him walking the stone and concrete paths every day.

[@demesrvl6761]

No. And grits don't cause ants to explode, either

[@radmilamiljanic5977]

Is this the first in soil new garden area planting? Feels like a historic moment:))) Educating these young men giving them skills for the future while getting help is a win win situation!!!

[@amandaschwarz5745]

Jess, you should include the American PawPaw in your orchard

[@Magnolia-Miniatures]

Hey Jess, it’s Robyn from Crescent City Corgis! I wanted to let you know Helen could have gotten pregnant from the insemination for up to 5 days after implant! I bet she has the baby very soon! Take Care! We love following you.

[@letsgrowtexas7391]

I read this comment 3 times trying to figure out what the "American Paw Patrol" was before my eyes read it as "pawpaw". I have 4 kids and dyslexia, so that was fun, lmao!

[@Cherokeegirl63]

It would be a great addition. You would need 3 for cross pollination. They are one of the few “tropical” fruits native to the Eastern area of the U.S. Checking out the history and efforts to reintroduce these trees makes some great reading (warning: rabbit hole potential).

[@amandaschwarz5745]

@@Cherokeegirl63 dang, I didn’t realize you need at least three. I just bought my first one to be pot grown.

[@bethe5032]

@@Cherokeegirl63 there’s some debate (at least with the experts on the pawpaw fanatics page on fb - there are pretty knowledgeable people in there) on whether you need more than 1 & I’ve never heard 3!

[@me_jenlouise]

Awww, sweet Gabe in the background just enjoying life

[@woods-haven-half-acre]

Hi Guys. Tons of snow here and We have Kove-it. Nothing for us to do but watch you guys plant and pray for your cow. (hugs)

[@vlunceford]

A couple of ounces of cold-pressed orange oil (available on Amazon like, what isn't?!) mixed with a gallon of water, poured over the ant hill will eliminate fire ants. It might take a couple of treatments but it works and won't hurt the garden.

[@leighdegenhardt485]

Orange oil? Like essential oils?

[@demesrvl6761]

My experience is that mixing mounds only kills the ants that were moved. Other experience is that orange oil just kills a few and then causes the group to move to friendlier soil Hot water is the same.

[@christydalgaard]

Loved the visual and telling of you laying the Onion and garlic. Very educational. More of this please ;)

Space the onions & garlic diagonally to maximize the space in the row. You can actually fit more in the same space that way.

[@lastnamefirstname612]

Carrie McClain JEss plant basel near tomatoes to stop horn worms.

[@jenniferhenderson4674]

Woo hooo! First planting in the forever garden!! 🌱☄🍃

[@Montanajade]

The backyard I grew up in was a citrus heaven.. We did have problems with possums a few years. It was definitely worth it!! Many years I walked to school enjoying oranges from the tree my grandfather and I planted when I was 3 years old. The best oranges I've ever tasted!! These videos bring me so much joy!!💜

[@Side-Quest-Workshop]

There is SO MUCH information in this one video - definitely the kind of vid you take notes from! I put it in my Permaculture Favorites for rewatching. I'm so grateful for your insights.

[@angelanichols4891]

Why not think about stocking the pond with fish. Would be great for the ducks and also fun for the kids and food for the family too. Just a thought. I love watching your videos. I have learned so much from you and wish you best.

[@LowcountryGardener]

The future duck pond with fruit trees around it is their small pond. They have another much larger pond that's already stocked with fish.

[@intentionallymade]

Definitely follow parkrose permaculture and perma pasture farms. Very valuable channels and I love parkrose because she goes through the plants that do well in permaculture. I’m doing permaculture myself and can’t wait to get some paw paw trees and guilds up.

[@tjeanvlogs9894]

Great channel, especially if you live in the rainforest climates found in the maritime Pac NW, or some of the mountainous SE.

[@messybunonabudget8773]

4:42 I love your cow watching companion in the background 😍 Almost a photobomb.

[@emilygardner]

Jess is gardening again. Order is restored😭❤️ so excited for this season!

[@zuzauramek9850]

Well, Hellen baby has already a character. Hellen had a deadline to give birth earlier Saturday ... Baby caff: pfff I will come out when I want.

[@amandabrook5089]

I can't believe how big your channel has gotten. I think I've only been watching you for about three or 4 years, but you've like doubled. I'm very happy to see your dreams come true!

[@missmartpants2269]

Wow, her udder has really filled out. I now we are all biting our nail at this point waiting on the new little blessing. Patience is a virtue😊 God bless!

[@kimberlyschiele1117]

Oh my goodness.... Im so excited to see you starting some things in your garden. Once they all start growing I hope you get a drone so we can see aerial views on how your property is turning into the new R&R farm and Homestead....

[@kellybesse4625]

Every single time I get a YT notification I check to see if we have a calf update. Calf watch continues!

[@ashleyreynolds394]

Not me watching this while it’s -21F with 2 feet of snow… like I’m going to see dirt anytime soon 🤣 thanks for reminding me someday springish weather will come again!

[@da3640]

Love Gabe just chillin' in the background at one point

[@amyharris7337]

Thank you for showing how you planted the garlic and onions!

[@lovingyourlifetoday]

I love that you are in the same zone.. now I know when to plant.. 😆

[@maydaygarden]

People get hung up on zones but the most important thing is to check the first and last frost date for your area. They vary zone to zone.

[@lovingyourlifetoday]

@@maydaygarden yep

[@emptynestgardens9057]

I can't help thinking.... "A watched pot never boils" during these calf watch vlogs 🤣😂🤣😂

[@swithers00]

Great tip for the ant piles. I've been fighting a losing battle. Going to give this a try. Thank you!

[@tjeanvlogs9894]

Put chickens on the ant piles. Promise they will take care of it. Definitely seen the dinosaur behavior, as the little monsters attack the hill. They will scratch down for the larvae after they are done gobbling all the ants. This is one of the reasons I love portable netting and mobile coops. Birds will happily work all day eating pest.

[@demesrvl6761]

@@tjeanvlogs9894 Fire ants?? My chickens most definitely did NOT disturb fire ant mounds!!!

[@highroad3580]

When you are planning the grass seed, my geese’s favorite food in their pasture area is clover, which gives them extra protein. Your idea of the fruit trees is great! However, it is a good idea to protect the young trees as geese can eat the bark. We have a small food forest so the geese can’t go in there. There are many plants that would be on their level. We don’t as yet have ducks but plan to grow turkeys in with the geese this year.

[@tjeanvlogs9894]

Broad leaf plants with the grasses. I plant pastures in a minimum of one broad leaf, a grass, a nitrogen fixer, that grow well in cold and warm weather, that tolerate wet and drought conditions. Yes that is 12 varieties. Then I add in a deep rooting and nutrient culmulater. I am in the maritime Pac NW, so the specific varieties probably won't work there even though we are in the same zone, but the base plan is a sound one. My pasture mix is 18 varieties. Regarding the birds and the trees, let them out first thing into the area, then go finish the rest of the morning chores before coming with their feed and "Nummies" buckets to lure them out of the area into their main yard. They will go for the bugs and slugs first, and the plants after the sun has been on them. So move them out after they've gotten the slugs but before they want the plants. Chickens scratching means they should only be cut loose in an established perennial area, but ducks and geese are fine after new plantings have had a few weeks to establish. This is a permaculture trick.

[@harvestingthebounty]

Keep in mind, you have to be careful with Cattle and clover..it can cause bloat

[@highroad3580]

@@harvestingthebounty I

[@highroad3580]

@@harvestingthebounty I have not heard about clover causing bloat in cows. It is a big part of cow hay here. Interesting to hear. Doesn’t bother the goats.

[@harvestingthebounty]

@@highroad3580 Interesting. I've always heard against clover. It's like the "junk food" of grasses. Cows love it too, but they have a hard time with moderation. Too much of it causes the gas. It could be a zone/climate thing as well. Now I'm interested in learning more on that.

[@alystodola]

I was just wondering the other day if I could plant my garlic that’s sprouting in my pantry, thanks for answering Jess! 😉😂😊 also Zone 8, but southern AR

[@deewinston5651]

Thank you Jess. It’s fun to watch y’all plant. May the Lord bless your harvest.✝️

[@AuntBecsCreations]

N1 and N2 did a good job helping you.

[@StoneKathryn]

Ducks love chick weed. Maybe some of that too? That will be a beautiful space for fruit trees. The rows of onions and garlic look great. I guess helen is taking her sweet time to calf but I'm sure it'll be worth the wait! Thanks for this Jess and Noahs and Jeremiah.

[@BlindShepherd]

Helen doesn’t seem to be nearly as anxious as the rest of us...😆 My garlic, a few kale and some cabbage go in on the first...weather permitting 🤗 Much love from TN! ❤️

[@cheriebrinker3301]

Brother Noah and Noahtern are a great asset. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and journey Jess. Many blessings to you and yours 💜💜

[@laurieivanchuk5587]

oh loved watching you in the garden n that beautiful big Red barn in the back round ♥️

[@amandabispo2949]

Bro-ah and Noah...the Noah's Plural. Y'all are making amazing progress Jess! I can't wait for you to get to watch Helen calf. Precious moments! 💖💕

[@martyworthington2688]

HEY YALL YOU CAN ALSO POUR GRITS ON ANT HILLS , MAKES THEM BLOW UP WHEN GRITS SWEEL

[@kimberlyhughes5475]

The planting was fun! Can't wait to get onions, garlic and carrots planted! I should probably wait until there's less than two feet of snow on the beds, though!😊

[@petgranny194]

Me too!

[@DeenaNolan]

5 gallon bucket with a coffee can or paint can suspended sideways where it will roll inside the top of the bucket. Add peanut butter on can and a board they can easily walk up. You'll catch them in the bottom and can get rid of them in the mornings.

[@melinda3196]

Omg I just told me daughter "Let me see if my cow had her baby yet!"

[@Nan-Elle]

I'm the same way. I was babysitting today, and kept thinking "I have to check on the calf tonight...can't wait much longer!"

[@laurapickering6991]

Plant some cattails around the pond to shelter ducks and geese, and they are an amazing source of forage for pigs in the late season

[@nahnisjourney1406]

Thanks for the tip on the ant mounds. I’m two days late watching this video. I’m so excited to see that Helen is coming along so nicely. Best wishes on the impending birth of the new baby calf. Patience is golden. You’re doing great. Helen sure isn’t stressing about anything. Good mama.

[@annmarienoone9879]

I am in zone 5, I always plant garlic in the spring as soon as the soil is workable. I plant my garlic that I did not use during the winter that is now starting to sprout. It will be fine, I get a good crop from the spring planting.

[@bethany493]

I always thought I had to rush and get them in for October! I’m also in zone 5. Such a relief to know I can relax on that one now. 🤣

[@pamelapruitt2558]

You dang skippy-One of my favorite sayings. Nice to hear. Looking forward to seeing your orchard. ❤

[@emilythompson9788]

Hi Jess and Miah! Huge fan of the channel! I was wondering: how do y’all process your animals? Do you do it yourself or do you bring someone in to do it? As someone who dreams about having a homestead, I’d be curious to hear more about that process logistically and emotionally. Maybe you could do a video on that-I bet others would be interested too. Thanks for all your lovely videos-I’m always excited when I see a new one up in my feed!

[@athakarnes3642]

I just enjoy watching.Ya'll are all precious and special to me.God Bless and keep you all keep going forward and telling us about it.Love ya'll and prayers.

[@allisonosborne5881]

Ahhhh!! SO excited to be the first one for once!!

[@palecompass3598]

It would be super helpful if you could talk about those traps and share about your rodent problems. Rodents just about ruined my garden a few years back and I still have issues with my fruit trees. We've found that catch and release traps work best. But, I wonder if there's something more we can do?

[@margemoore6634]

Loved visiting with you all today...blessings on your plants and plans

[@ashleyclyncke9796]

Can't wait to see your garden this summer!

[@heatherk8931]

Thanks for showing exactly how to plant the garlic and onions. Knowing to keep the paper one is an important detail I didn't know. Love the weather y'all are having. We're having the 4th week of low 60s in NORCAL, so lots I could have done. Cheers!

[@ecocentrichomestead6783]

Yep! Going to be weedy! The tarp kills the vegetation and makes it easy to prepare the soil. But the soil seed bank is massive! Long day onions above 45 latitude. Short day below 45. Day neutral 35 to 55 (i think)

[@brownswoodbeesphotography1216]

I watched last Friday's vlog where you said that Helen's due date was on Sunday. The whole Sunday I checked for an update! Then the week got real busy and I remembered now and came to look for the calf.... And still nothing hahaha. When are you expecting really, REALLY bad weather? Usually then they sing: "Pop! goes the weasel!"🤣

[@shandysgarden]

I love the idea of planting your fruit trees or something else in the pattern of "R+R"so that it can be seen from above! I know the security issue comes into play but maybe you can do that on a smaller scale so that you can enjoy it! Maybe with some beautiful annuals ❤️

[@diannemiller4754]

Jess and Miah are you planning on bee's? If not maybe search a Local beekeeper and see if they would like to have a couple of hives on your land. Especially when you have fruit trees. Just a thought. So glad you have two Noah's to work with you all. Helen you might just be one of KZbins most watched and waiting birth day. .

[@gelwood99]

Every clump of roots you remove helps, like the lady who peed in the ocean, every little bit helps! 🤣😂 Before this cold, snowy, icy, nasty weather came around to NC, I spied several spots of Bermuda sneaking into my new inground beds. I will be dealing with it in a week or two after this coming arctic blast rolls on through so it will be ready for my onions sets in April and green bean, and the plant starts that will be going in later when it is warmer. It will give me a bit of time to observe exactly where it is spreading to and from so it can be eliminated! Babies come when they are ready and usually not before.😊

[@kristinem9171]

When I planted in ground for the first time I really regretted not starting with a woodchip buffer zone around the perimeter of the garden, clover and grasses creeped their way back in and led to far more weeding than necessary

[@TheYooperGardener]

🤣😂🤣😂 I haven't heard anyone say "dang Skippy" for awhile! Thank you for that laugh. Oh Helen! Let that baby out!! We need to know the name!!!! #HelenWatch2022

[@dottiewelch6964]

Hey Jess… I’m planting onions in my garden for the first time 🤞🏻 thank you for sharing 🌻🌻

[@debrasaints3809]

I loved, “I’ll be an optimist and just throw them out”! That’s the right attitude to have when planting. Sometimes a weedy garden helps us when we’re starting new beds because we know that eventually the battle against the bermuda and weeds will be won (at least that happens here in Texas). Since you’re on a new homestead weeding that crop will be quite satisfying. Happy planting and planning Jess. I’m looking forward to watching your new homestead grow and thrive! Btw, I’m not a paying subscriber on your other show with Justin so I so appreciate your continuing dedication to this vlog. You have been so helpful to me in gardening. God bless you and your beautiful family. Thank you!

[@jeshurunfarm]

Respect from Africa 🇿🇦

[@kimberlydrew-morris9378]

Mr Majestic Gabriel . Love y’all!!!!

[@waykeeperfarmandnerdery]

I love seeing how you’re making the most of your animals and land, and your long term goals. We also have ducks and geese in our pond, and planting fruit trees around the pond, along with some nitrogen fixing trees too. We’re only 1 year post planting, so more details to come soon.

[@marysmyczynski3425]

Jess, I laugh so hard at you being a “helicopter cow mom”! But it’s just fun watching you. You are so right, no pregnancy due date is a positive delivery date. I honestly think you are more stressed about the baby coming than what she is. But that’s ok. I’d say that’s your grandma right! I just love you folks from South Louisiana!

[@BarefootInAppalachia]

Oh, I’m so excited for this season on your new farm! The fact that it’s time for garden content again absolutely thrills me!!!

[@judifarrington9461]

I think I read Bird Flu was found in South Carolina. Hopefully it won't amount to much this year. Praying for protection over your birds.

[@angelasmith4286]

You go girl!! Making progress in the garden. Helen looks like you are about to bust a utter. Maybe her water broke today, she seems moody due to the load she is carrying. Good luck on birth of bull I hope. Full new moon Feb 1.

[@Wildevis]

Lovely to see you planting a big garden again

[@ziglerridge3656]

I have had toulouse and brown Chinese geese in pasture and in the woods. With and without small fruit trees. Just be very cautious with protecting the fruit trees from the geese. Mine are chewers and will work on fencing, tender tree bark, tarps, etc. Think naughty puppies. Mine also test electric a lot and will try to graze outside the fence no matter how much grass they have.

[@carriewebb5764]

I would love to see a video about controlling the rodents in your garden. I have an ongoing issue with voles in my garden that I'm trying to solve and haven't had any luck so far. They ate all my overwintering carrots and did a number on my sweet potatoes at the end of the fall. Now their munching on my overwintering cabbages. . . I need to find a solution before they decimate my spring garden!

[@janicegardner9458]

Thanks for clarifying the difference between short and long day onions. I made that mistake last year here in zone 8a.

[@normabaldridge6563]

I say “Dang Skippy” all the time. Another is “ Good honk Woman” 😇😇😇😇

[@deloreswalcott8161]

My popcorn, butter oil and truffle salt order arrived today. Thanks for the tip . So excited. Love home cook popcorn.

[@watcher3774]

Noah 2 and Noah 1. Finished the task, and had some fun. My ode to Cat in the hat. 😁😂

[@gardengatesopen]

Oh my gosh. I still have to plant my garlic too! 🤭 Life has been getting in the way of my garlic dreams! I too, live in zone 8. Except I'm in Texas. Funnily enough, I was just thinking about my garlic yesterday. I was half contemplating just cooking all my seed garlic. I'm on the fence about it... It gets hot pretty early in the Spring over here, so it may not have time to make a head. But then again, there's the ol' sayin' Jess always says: If I don't TRY, I FOR SURE won't get anything! Right Jess!!

[@melanierhodes4588]

Mater Maker is wonderful! Exciting to see all the progress you've made. I can't wait to have spaces for garlic and onions. Really wanting Vidalia's in my garden!

[@Jay25-w8z]

Team work. I enjoy hearing WE versus I when updating us on current and future plans. Enjoying the content.

[@anitakenepp2675]

Jess, you have to be so so excited that you just planted a fairly large garden of garlic and onions 😍😍.Yea for the first garden patch!!!! I hope you have garden tours of it as it is so very enjoyable to watch !

[@cynthiarigdon4157]

Nice with the planting.

[@brooklinndalton829]

So glad I’m not the only one in zone 8 planting onion and garlic in late January 🤣. We recently moved and the property has an established garden plot with irrigation, but it’s been left for many years and Bermuda has taken over. What is your plan to get rid of yours? It was disheartening trying to grow there last year.

[@sylviastreet5383]

Patience Jess, the calf is worth the wait. Garlic and onion galore! We just love watching you teach and love your gardens. I just bought your book and it is excellent

[@MKCarol-ms7lg]

Hoping the two Noahs can guide your 'Ark' through any and all troubled waters. 😊 I couldn't help it, coming back to my comment. I bet your brother never thought when you hired an additional helper he would have to join a monastery. He has become Brother Noah.

[@RootsandRefugeFarm]

😂😂😂

[@maureenbrophy7852]

Tks Jess

[@Chellees]

Great Video!! So cool you’re also 8n SC!!❤️😊

[@melissasullivan1658]

“And really this is just testing MY patience.” Yours? Think about HERS, the poor lady! 😂 Push, mama, puuuuush.

[@mamak6516]

Praying for y'all for things to go smoothly with the birth! Such a big excitement

[@SoilandMargaritas]

Oh gosh, I literally have been checking your IG stories just in case you posted updates on Helen, I am invested!

[@hanskifamilyfarms802]

I love your page name!

[@FieldFarmForest]

I lived in Indiana where there were lots of mice and moles. We coincidentally got a Schnauzer puppy and after a few seasons I realized there weren’t any more rodents around. After doing a little research I found out that Schnauzers were actually bred to be “ratters”. It might be beneficial to have one on your farm, plus my little dog was sweet, loving and great with the kids and our big dog.

[@jackieburk2992]

Love love love dixondale i ordered onions from them on monday and got them on thursday as I'm in Texas

[@kimhampton2555]

Have a ? . What was the tarp called and where would i find one.? Love your videos and the fact your whole family works together. You are truly a Blessing. God Bless you and yours.

[@GoldenAfternoonHomestead]

I bet Baby Cow makes an appearance on the 1st with the new moon. I'm stalking for Helen baby updates, but I'm also thrilled it's not too late for onions and garlic! I'll look for sets this weekend.

[@botanicalbecca8443]

Have y'all considered an aquaponics set up? Could also grow mushrooms around the fruit trees. Wine caps would do really well.

[@juliereis146]

My daughter in law is due technically on the 4th of February and YES pregnancy is unpredictable lol. She began dilating about 2 weeks ago, she is thoroughly uncomfortable, and so ready to have her baby in her arms instead of her womb lol. As a person who has had a baby I know her pains and feel for her and am almost as excited to meet this child as she is (and my son, the daddy lol) . Side note it would be so exciting if the calf and baby are born in the same time line lol 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@Cherokeegirl63]

Feb.1st for her too. Just my guess

[@gardeningwithdiane]

So many great, thought out ideas for the fruit tree/water fowl plan. Great companion planting! 🍎🍑🍏🍒🦆🦆🦆

[@lisarosebud6404]

Perfect video for me today. I will plant my garlic n onion sets tomorrow. Also my flower bulbs. It’s not to late. Looking good 👍

[@jackcsaffell5641]

Ms. Jessica your soil looks soooo good. I would like to share with the Noah's a small garden trick. For a 6 ft. tall man, if he would make a fist and stick his thumb out straight to the side, from the side of the pinky knuckle to the thumb tip is very close to 6". If he's lookin for 9" spacing, just stick the pinky straight to the side and measure pinky tip to thumb tip. (It will be the letter Y in the fingerspelling alphabet.) God bless your beautiful farm.