❤️BUYING GOATS!!! + PLANTING POTATOES IN TRASH BAGS! | Jamerrill's Suddenly Homesteading

[@nancyfarkas3592]

I think if more kids grew up in nature like this they would have less behavior issues and learn more. taking care of animals, helping to plant vegetables and the like teaches them so much.

[@erincampbell4934]

I wonder how many people are like me. I am soooo excited when I see Jamerill on my feed.

[@cynthiagilbert]

Erin Campbell yes yes me tooo

[@JenninKanata]

I love seeing a video from her that way I can live vicariouslywhile watching the videos and dreaming of having land LOL as we live in a townhouse but also I find her videos informative and encouraging and allows me to do stuff like meal prep with watching them

[@lidiasoares5675]

Me too! I LOOOVE her videos!

[@TheHeatherjane]

Hopefully this doesn't sound too weird but I love watching and listening to you, they way you speak and your mannerisms are really comforting to me, it makes me feel like everything is going to be ok

[@faithlovekindnesspeace1942]

I agree! Plus her gift of saying phrases that are just funny and unique. In this video alone, phrases like "darkness has come upon the land..." and "no kids in my armpits..." made me giggle. 😊 💕

[@ritajimmie3361]

I find the same that she is so darn sweet and most definitely the best mom ever. I love her videos

[@simplepleasures560]

This family is living the best life, nature around and organic crops, free range animalssss....and a very hardworking mama and papa.... Very sweet life! Love ur vlogs

[@jakenda1978]

You deserve the “Most Energetic Mother” award. I really commend you for all the work you’re doing with the animals and gardening. WOW!!!

[@beth5316]

When you plant your tomatoes plant basil close, like 6 inches away from the tomato plant. They will keep your tomato plants free of non benefit insects.

[@cindysheldon849]

The kids will have such good memories when they grow up.

[@ritajimmie3361]

Yes agreed. I love her videos because it reminds me so much of my childhood. My mom was always busy gardening and preserving food and we had a lot of animals over the years

[@frugalfamilyof6946]

Look at you go. Not wasting any time with homesteading! I love how things are looking so far well done guys 😀❤

[@Alicesgardenau]

Frugal Family of 6 hello I watch your channel. It’s nice to see the people you enjoy watching watching the other people you enjoy watching 😂😂

[@dawnt5587]

When you call the chickens girlfriend, I laugh everytime.

[@jennelle.v]

When you said “ Now, That I don’t have any kids in my armpits” I was laughing so hard! That’s the best phrase I have heard in a long time. My Mammy ( who was born and raised in southwestern Virginia) would say “ Get out of my rear” I completely understand what you mean though. I always have someone in my “ armpits” it seems. A child, person or pet. It never fails! Love your videos. Thank you, for sharing your beautiful family and your life with us. I did the dishes and watched this video. ♥️♥️🌻🌻

[@kbkb3358]

Your "let's give it a go" attitude is great! I sometimes get so very overwhelmed with the "right" way to do it that I often then don't do it at all. We live in Western Australia and it is planting season now for some veg. So thank you for your encouragement to just "give it a go!! " Which by the way is a good Aussie phrase 😃 Take Care, Katie

[@tracyq989]

I was just saying this to my daughter, telling her why I'm so inspired by Jamerill. I am way too perfectionistic, and struggle to make decisions. I'm starting to change a bit. Progress every day, even if only a little is better than paralyzation. And I'm grateful for it. 😊

[@ThisMainerMom]

God gave you an amazing amount of energy! As a 54 year old mother of 7, I am amazed at all you get done and your even temperament! May God bless you all the more! 💐

[@chrisannkorchnak756]

I love all you’re doing. I have over 40 chickens and there are only two of us, but they keep us and our daughters’ families in eggs and I have plenty to share with others. I have tomatoes, potatoes, onion, garlic, green beans, cucumbers, peppers, squash, and herbs planted. You just can’t beat fresh, homegrown food. God bless y’all in all your efforts!

[@crystaltaylor5931]

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY Mrs. Stewart!!!! Keep the AWESOME FOOTAGE coming!!

[@tlcwhisper]

Ditto she is wonderful

[@robynb1310]

Jamerrill, when you put your mind to something, you do it! I admire you so much. Thanks for sharing your life on here with us! 💗

[@mariakikhel627]

When ever life gives me lemons i come and watch your videos and i feel like i can soldier on again! 😁❤ thank you

[@msre1259]

The potato/tomato conversation tickled me 😊 Glad to see your family is doing well ❤️

[@darlapoulsen9767]

I did a “salad bowl” container. And it actually comes back every yr. I just sprinkled in a mixture of different salad greens in a container.

[@cherylrogers8263]

You have so much stamina! I love how your kids are helping so much! Travis is a champ too! So wonderful to watch the industry at your house!

[@stxbackyardfarmer]

Love watching your videos! I have lupus so many not so good days mixed in with a few ok days. Starting watching your videos on the freezer meals preps to try and help balance my illness and momma chores. And have been hooked ever since. We started our garden about 2.5 weeks ago and are hoping to get chickens and maybe even a milking goat if I can convince the hubby. We live on .5 acre in a suburban area so trying to do as much as we can with the space and restrictions we have but just wanted to say thank you for the motivation and inspiration. Warmest regards

[@mdaze9753]

Amelia is the luckiest little girl to be able to play in the dirt and with goats all day. I would have loved that :) It looks like you are balancing your life well, you work hard, you love/nurture hard and you pray hard. Life is good :)

[@ChristianiaInMyHeart]

If I ever have kids, I hope to give them as amazing a childhood as your kids get. You're going such a great job, and I love your videos! Love all the way from Denmark

[@TicketToLearning]

I love your laid back attitude and giving yourself room (and grace) for failures and mishaps. I’m such a perfectionist and research everything like crazy before I start a new project and expect expert level results. It causes me a lot of stress. Watching you and your videos has been challenging me to let go and let loose and just have fun and learn. It’s been REALLY good for me. Thank you for sharing a glimpse of your world/thought processes with us!

[@JamerrillStewart]

Well, many times I dive off a cliff and work things out later. I always say if I waited for "perfect" I never would get anything done. I'm so glad you're finding good encouragement in the videos! xoxo 😘

[@nadiaroache6776]

I love how involved your children are when it comes to your animals and helping in the garden! Would love to have this for my family and I!

[@sallymetz8517]

I appreciate your “can-do” attitude!♥️

[@suemiller294]

You are rocking this homestead thing... I love how you research and then just dive right in!! You go girl

[@guiltybtchh]

I am still in college so basically i'm still a child in my parents eyes but i don't know why i feel so proud and happy looking at your children helping you

[@erinlaing1397]

I would just like to say that I enjoy watching Jamerrill so much.

[@cooksheather]

My son planted in trash can last year. We had so many potato’s we had to give some to friends that could really use them! I loved it. Will be doing it again this year!!!

[@lorim.8136]

Small children’s pools work really well for planting. 😃

[@janiceyoder621]

Goats, chickens and your boys playing outside in the dirt, that is the life! We live on a homestead too and it's the best life.

[@elleb7523]

You are a gem to YT. I love how you decide you’re going to do something and just jump in! An inspiration!

[@ArmindaHeart]

Carrots don’t transplant well. Those taproots are fragile. It can be done, but it’s tricky. As soon as you see sprouts, plant them. Get yourself some Sluggo so those tiny sprouts aren’t gobbled up by the slugs.

[@janicew9]

I especially enjoyed the mellow music you chose to overlay your timelapse and montage footage. It was calming and inspiring and really gave the whole video a vibe!

[@marilynryan7822]

Everyone could use a Travis...I’m a widow doing a much much smaller garden than yours. At 70 yrs.old I miss my husbands help. Can’t wait to watch your progress! Wow you are so ambitious! Jess- Roots and Refuge is awesome .She and her husband Micah have so many great tips and how to’s. Jess is such a great teacher.The arch trellis video is great.Blessings🦋

[@katrinaknox3658]

You just make me smile and feel happy, I have done all these homesteading things and loved it all. But you make it all such a new and exciting happening. Please just keep being you and don't let the know it all trolls ruin your fun farm times. God bless you and your family.

[@nicolerilling6943]

Im so excited to see how everything turns out in the future. Beautiful little goats

[@amierikke6225]

I just smile, thinking of God’s “harvest” that will occur in you and your husband’s and children’s life. A “harvest” of character and a closer walk with Him all because you listened to His guidance and will for you all. What an example you are.

[@jenniferdowns8991]

Hooray a new video,woo hoo!!! I'm having a hard time right now and this family is what I needed! Cheers me right up and I smile the whole time I watch this!

[@lmrharper3586]

Growing and providing for your family is so satisfying ,you get tired but its a good tired . I now have an autoimmune disease and cat garden anymore, the kiddies are grown.

[@bonfer20]

You and yours look so happy and seems as though you are right where God would have you. I see your generous spirit feeding and sharing with others from that "many potatos" garden. Really enjoy watching your videos. Stay safe and healthy.🤗

[@karenprinz5987]

I’m working on my small garden today. Getting plants and soil during this time has been a challenge since I’m in a high quarantine area. A local farm started offering curbside pickup and I was able to get an order in. Feels so good to have my hands in some soil.

[@JamerrillStewart]

Wonderful! I'm so glad you got your soil and your garden going, yay!! 😁

[@odetta99]

While watching I was thinking how happy the family that sold you the house must be to see it filled with a loving family who is bringing the house back to life. Really seems like the perfect location for your family.

[@robertavelez2695]

You are an amazing woman Jamerrill! I love watching you set up homesteading. Actually I love all that you do. It amazes me. Thanks for sharing your family's life.

[@lynneanthony9172]

Your homestead adventure brings me such joy during this lonely time. Love you guys!! 🙂

[@nighthawkdragonfly8339]

You have been a very busy momma as usual. Hope things go smoothly in your new homesteading process. Great job.

[@amytih47]

Your short haircut is very cute and really suits you and your skin is fab! I’m 42 and look 62 😭 Absolutely loving watching your homestead come together 😊

[@PlumeriaLady]

You are an inspiration! Love the way you and Travis are raising the kids by teaching them the importance of gardening/homesteading/animal husbandry. Reminds me of how I was raised. Keep on keeping on :)

[@Borreguita89]

Jamerrill!! finally!!!!

[@corbot4000]

I’m in Hong Kong, living in a 250square foot apartment -living my homesteading dreams vicariously through you and your family! The garden looks amazing! You always bring the biggest smile to my face ☺️

[@shellyg5705]

Laura Tsai Get a hydro garden to place in your counter top. You can grow fresh food inside . They are really cool if you don’t have space and you’d like to grow.

[@marilynreichenbach9220]

So fun to watch your homestead come alive.

[@mildredbosque7147]

Good to see you finally got the goats. They are so cute. Thanks for sharing with us your viewers. God bless and stay safe.

[@nicolelakra]

When you plant in the plastic, take a long pvc pipe and go down the row punching at regular intervals for the item you are planting. Just a tip from a farmer’s daughter who planted in plastic every year.

[@darshabebbar98]

I love that all the kids help out. So much good exercise and sunshine for the kids

[@karenkelly2132]

I really appreciate your KIDS always willing to help out and have fun. Well done

[@mildredlane3717]

this is the most right idea that u have had,Also the children will be home schooled on Homesteading, And u r teaching us how to prepare for a depression if it occurs, thank u

[@katie6044]

Thank you for teaching me another way to plant potatoes! I'm in Michigan, it's time to plant I believe, I'm so excited after watching you! You make everything so much easier. Not necessarily the process, but the attitude you have. Thank you!

[@karenwhite7023]

Cabbage,carrots,zucchini,watermelon.tomatoes, lettuce, different types of teas. My husband and daughter are the gardeners. I really enjoyed your video today. 😀🐝🐝

[@wendysstitching4849]

I could watch your videos all day. Homesteading is a wonderful thing.

[@louisech1963]

You should make Amelia do a garden planner journal in which she will write what you planted at what time and this way you would get notes for next year. You can also add information about how the experience worked. Just an idea for the kids to note what they did and keep their interest there.

[@NinasHere4U]

Jamerrill you are an inspiration to me and I love watching you on your homestead. Seems like the Lord is letting us know to get ready and prepare and I am trying. I survived a heart attach and open heart surgery last October and I am 56 and having our first garden by ourselves, we always gardened with our parents. We live in town but have 17 chickens and wish we could have other animals but we are thankful for what we have been blessed with. Many blessings to you and I will be following along on your journey! Nina

[@Dawnstockslager]

Roots and Refuge is one of my favorite gardening channels. Jess and Mia are such awesome people and I am in love with their gardens and trellises.

[@aqeelakhan3820]

You are such a hardworking woman I hope travis knows he is a lucky guy

[@myenchantedlife5262]

We do the tire potato planting, we are in zone 6b as well. Because they are insulated we get 3 growing times starting at St. Patty day. Stack 2 tired , put in potatoes, fill one tire with dirt, once the leaves come up a few inches add more dirt, leaves, or straw. Add more tires and cover as the potato plant grows. We have stacked 5-6 tires high and got loads of potatoes! Remember to pick of flower buds when you see them you want all the plant energy going to the tubers

[@teresadoyle1396]

I would say you are making the most of your growing space so far. You can definitely grow in garbage bags and If I were you I would plant climbing plants such as peas and beans along your garden fence. It is a great way to utilize your space even more. Everyone has to start somewhere and we are ALL learning. A great job so far Jamerrill, stay well!

[@beccamaycarey6797]

Love it!! Our potatoes are coming up - so exciting! Poor Liam - he needed your fancy wheelbarrow to haul the potatoes! When our children were young we raised Nubian goats - that was SO much fun!! I'm so enjoying your vlogs! Thank you!

[@TheLoveystanton]

How fun for the kids. Teamwork is the best.

[@janiceeaston8068]

Looks like it's all coming together little by little. I love that you decided to do the homesteading after you moved to this new place. It is going to save your family so much money in the long run and holy moly all that wonderous veggies and fruits are going to heavenly! I can't wait for it to be harvest time already!

[@michellejaggard9657]

Garden looking great! Looks like kids are loving it. I am in zone 7a. I usually grow potatoes in my raised beds. This year I'm using 5 10 gallon grow bags. Got them filled with dirt and Black Kow mix with straw yesterday. Will plant tomorrow. I have cattle panels arched over my raised beds. Will be planting lots of green beans tomorrow, direct sew, some are pole beans, some top crop, some just bush beans. will stagger some plantings on the green beans. Plan to can many jars of these as well as potatoes. Next in water melons, cantalopes, squash, cucumbers. Plant these in raised beds and the vines will grow over the cattle panel arches.

[@jenniferdowns8991]

Jamerrill,you inspire me to be a better person,thanks

[@kpowe65]

You use what you have. I have cherry tomatoes growing in hanging baskets, cucumbers growing in pots vine up a piece of chicken wire, I started seeds in toilet paper rolls and now have more bell pepper, jalapeno, two more types of tomatoes that I know what to do with. I think I will pass some along to my neighbors. Prayers for all! :)

[@PKMomLife]

I just love your videos!! I live viciously through you and all you do! Thank you for always being uplifting and being such a Godly woman! Hugs!

[@LawandaFinch]

Grow your potato’s in bags it’s fine. People have been doing it for years. Whatever feeds your family! Blessings!

[@olgacooksfrombooks]

Superwoman! 🦸‍♀️ You are so hard working. It's very admiring!

[@Sandra-pm3it]

Wow! Wish I had your energy!

[@theresas709]

Your garden looks great and I love your goats:) Carrots usually don't do well being transplanted, they like to be direct sown. I hope they work for you. I have a very small yard and I plant my peas along my chain fence. I no you don't have a space problem but it can work and save you putting up a trellis for some of your stuff.

[@carolepracitto6630]

You are amazing Jamerrill...beautiful smart...and a amazing Mom....bless you

[@simplydanlrene4276]

Put lots of marigolds in your garden. They help keep the bugs away. We do that every year and then take the seeds at the end of the season for next year. You can also run a strip of fencing down the row of tomatoes and attack them to the fencing and beans.

[@ahamatmabrahman]

Id plant them in early June and I'd probably like a mix of different potato's as well as sweet potato. If you grow them under black plastic you wont have to dig them up and you can lift the plastic, take the big ones and leave the others to develop Good luck !

[@kathykollross9023]

Two tires high is just fine. My mom grew tomatoes, zucchini, yellow squash and other things in tire planters. I've collected some tires for her to paint and make flower beds with. The Internet has all kinds of neat ideas for using tires around the yard & garden.

[@nicoledemana]

my fav time of year was the potatoe harvest it is so exciting my dad and I use to enjoy spending time together doing this chore, good luck with the garden hun, so enjoying your vids and the children helping out, we had goats, chickens, geese horses and sheep, I loved working on the farm getting stuck into all the chores I even hand milked the goats every morning before work you can not beat goats milk it is yummy I miss those days, but have such wonderful memories of that time in my life. Looking forward to your happy homestead life keep smiling have a blessed day Nicole UK

[@ruraljurorredbluff4911]

"In my arm pit" gave me a chuckle! 🙋‍♀️

[@Lisa-mp9gm]

It's so much fun to watch everything! All the kiddos are so helpful and they will carry what they learn into the future! :)

[@sandyzuscak9960]

Jamerrill, you should write a book (in your spare time - ha!). I know it would be a bestseller! Love all of your videos and I wasn’t even blessed with children. Your energy level is amazing and it inspires me to get my house and yard in order. Thanks for taking all of us on your journey. 🙂

[@pennysantana7809]

Jamerrill when you go, you go.... You definitely are going to be self sustainabile, I am happy to see you doing what you love to do. I cant wait to see how everything grows. I have garlic, onion, squash, zucchini, radish, tomatoes, peppers, potatoes and lots of flowers like lilacs, peonies, wysteria, forsythia, marigolds, hydrangeas and lavender, sunflower any many cut flowers. I have lots going too. Happy planting plz stay safe 💖🙏

[@noellekacerek3281]

One Yard Revolution is an awesome KZbin gardening channel for veggies and fruit in small spaces

[@Veronica-dk8xd]

I personally have never tried it, but my grandma used to grow potatoes in a bucket under her sink

[@hollyleming7598]

I just built a new chicken coop for my girls, I also started my back yard garden. Its are first year in our new house, so I am doing the best I can to lean about what will grow.

[@kimberlymilesfuller6742]

Yay Jamerrill! "Just plant" is what all of us homesteaders say. You go sister! Good job!

[@thetherapymama6404]

Girl, you are going to have food coming out your ears! I predict by the end of summer we will get to see "Jamerrill's stay up all night canning videos"! Love it!

[@breyonogle6719]

Thanks for taking us along on the journey ❤️

[@lindagiammarco2687]

Yay goats! 🐐🐐 You are one busy homesteading mama. I live in a city so I'm not gardening. We do have a lovely landscaped garden around my building with crepe myrtle trees, rose bushes, pansies , tulips, fire bushes, and a lovely lawn. Loved your ham video. Stay well and safe.

[@serobinson1]

I use fabric pots and I like them because it lets good air flow in. Also we learn from failures, it’s important to just try! Roots and refuge is amazing ! All her videos are great and they do so much budget friendly stuff!

[@LilGreenKitty]

seed organization suggestion! You can fit seed packets in 3 rows in one of those plastic "shoe box" size containers! Use a piece of cardboard to divide the rows. I have one row for flowers and herbs, one for roots and brassicas, and one for everything else. All my seeds in one box, easy to put up away from little hands. :) A CD wallet also works well!

[@marcyinnocent8632]

I just love watching your family getting so much joy in your new life homesteading. An uplifting feeling as I watch . TFS

[@leslieiannottacronin2176]

I wait with excitement to see your videos and all the projects!

[@jessXjessful]

Just a tip from a fellow farmer (you might already know this) but I have always for potatoes and corn and onions just dig one big long ditch (using a ho) for my row and drop the corn seeds or potato in 4 to 6 inches apart and go back and cover it all up!

[@shirleydrake1602]

Lord Girl, where does that energy come form? I’ve never seen anyone take to homesteading so fast.

[@melissamartin3284]

Everyone is a critic! ;) Do what makes u happy..and whats best for your family! Your garden is lovely

[@bu2ful119]

I bet homesteading means lots of exercise! It looks fun!