Micro Greens for Chickens, Deworming Cattle | Wildlife Camera

Hi friends, we had a lot going on today, and I thought you might enjoy coming along with me. We dewormed our cows, which doesn't sound fun but is necessary sometimes. I also made a new-to-me recipe and completely bombed it, but it still tasted good. I hope you enjoy!
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[@LittleMountainRanch]

Hey, friends, I did put a link for the light hooks in the show notes above for those asking. See you soon!

[@judythibault7955]

You are such an inspiration. You don't get bent out of shape and are so lovely as well as calm . I enjoy watching from the Sunshine Coast of BC.

[@mrs.creeksidemaples2866]

Howdy Chelsea… always enjoy visiting with you… and it’s a VERY special treat when we see you cook on your Wood stove… 👊🏼

[@sheilamalone227]

I am in Kansas, and grew up on a farm. We ate dinner around 7 pm. After the chores were all done. Love your homestead.

[@overlandventures5924]

You have an egg in your pocket 😉haha. We love your vids. Thx

[@bettydashkewich9513]

Looking forward to you perfecting that recipe. That is a recipe I have wanted to try for a long time.

[@tammymurphy2707]

There’s nothing better than a fresh radish sandwich with mayo, salt and pepper!!!

[@bethanyTLC]

Ah! You’re the bestest! I adore every video! We are in Gilbert, Arizona USA and we always eat between 5-6! With teens and toddlers they are always starving before 6! I love your meal prep videos! We raise Aberdeen angus and heritage Herefords so I ADORE all your cow info and videos! I just adore you! And your moms !!!!

[@angelarothbauer8096]

Lol the flour print on the back of your pants- real life folks

[@kaybusby7507]

We eat supper between 5-6. We live in Kansas. Your grow room is amazing. Thanks for sharing.

[@hotred7342]

Feeding fresh pumpkin seeds to farm animals will help deworm them.

[@kevinknight470]

Thanx for sharing, from Virginia, supper was at 5-5:30 PM. 😃

[@bellepoupee61]

Bonjour from Montreal, we have our supper around 6h - 6h30.... btw you can replace 1 egg with a table spoon of white vinegar. Christine

[@tsilbaugh5314]

Omgoodness! My mom made those all the time, too, but we called them Swedish Kringlers!! Same exact thing and we LOVED them!

[@lindablank]

I am watching you from Olney IL. I try to have dinner ready around 6pm. Thanks for all your videos and your life!!

[@sandytmobile4467]

Hello from Oregon, it's very cold and snow. My husband said thanks for the Micro Dwarf Tomatoes. So how are yours doing? We also are doing salad toppings that grow in a jar at the sink. Fun and yum. Your a beautiful person with a gift to many thank you.

[@BohemiaGirl331]

Your videos are delightful. Northern Illinois supper 6 30 at ourhpuse.

[@LittleMountainRanch]

Thanks so much!

[@jmt7676]

Loved it.

[@chrisanndunn8814]

New Orleans here. I grew up eating dinner at 5:30 when Dad got home from work and I have continued that with my family.

[@kathytaylor446]

Hi we eat between 7.30/8.00pm I live in Spain and specially in the very hot hot weather its nice to cook and eat in the cooler timer in the evening from Kathy x😍

[@dhansonranch]

Good video! I gave my chickens a tray of greens the same way you did - they broke the tray. I now pop it out of the tray and feed it that way. The roots will hold in place just like fodder. I eat supper AKA Dinner when I get to it, but growing up supper was 6 pm on the nose (Prairie boy). I have often wondered why and have come to the conclusion it has to do with the farming background. In the winter, evening chores were done before supper which would allow for them to be done during daylight. Not sure if I am right, but it makes sense to me. Grow room looks great.

[@shereenaali5165]

I am watching you from Trinidad,West-Indies. And my family and I have dinner at 6:30pm. I love watching your videos.

[@cindykyle3551]

My family lives in Cornelius, Or. Our dinner time is usually between 5:30/6. Love watching all your farm adventures.

[@lynsmith2698]

Hi, that puff looks and sounds so good. I love the flavor of almonds too. I live near you and we grew up eating between 5 and 6 as well. Dad used to get home at 1/4 after 5 so that was when we ate. Another fun video, thank you. ❄️🇨🇦❄️

[@jennylindblad6655]

I’m from Sweden. We eat dinner around 6-6.30 every evening. Love your youtube videos 😊

[@Growingbookbybook]

We have always eaten close between 5-6. We live in Illinois near St. Louis, MO.

[@debminder4420]

We live in Northern Indiana and we eat between 5 and 6 during winter months. Summer can be later than that but not by much. We are early to rise and early to bed. Love your channel

[@doriskuhberger8559]

Hello Chelsea. I live in Penrith, Australia. We usually have dinner around 7pm in summer. In winter we eat around 6pm. I love all your videos. Thank you so much for sharing, Love and Blessings to you all. Doris, Penrith 🇦🇺🦘

[@kathyhaney2291]

I am in Pennsylvania and have dinner about 6 (when I get home from work). Hope all is good and I enjoy your channel very much.

[@SandyJBerry]

Since I'm a household of one, I eat dinner whatever time I get hungry...😂

[@toniatalley1977]

My goodness. There's snow on your everything!!! We don't hardly get snow where we live! It's so pretty but I don't want some. Lol

[@tammyhinkkanen288]

I would love your pickled cucumber, onion and cauliflower recipe

[@janao.9118]

We live in Germany and we eat supper around 6pm. Love your videos 💕

[@theheritagehousesc]

Watching from SC. I love the snow! So beautiful! Your scenery is just absolutely gorgeous now! We eat dinner late 7-8. Rarely we eat earlier but often we eat later than 8.

[@Lynzi3]

I live by myself and I just eat whenever I'm hungry. It's 9pm when I'm watching this and I'm eating dinner now haha! Growing up we ate around 7, my mom was a single mom and she worked outside the home, and even she got home it was usually around 6, so it wasn't until 7 that dinner would be ready. In my previous house one of my roommates didn't get home until around 8, so that's when I aimed to have dinner. I'm in Washington state, near Olympia.

[@GinxHorne]

@LittleMountainRanch. Dinner has alway been (and I've tried to keep it) at 18:00; unless I worked late (used to be a registered nurse, and we worked shifts from 07:00 - 19:00). However, we now aim to have supper at least by 18:00 and at the latest be done around 18:30 - 18:45. Eating later makes us feel uncomfortable, as digestion seems to be sluggish. I love your channel and your family. Thank you for being a very natural teacher, and authentic from what I observe in your lifestyle. God bless you and yours from South Africa.

[@carolynmoody9460]

Blessings

[@angelcasalino6995]

Love your videos! Did I miss how much butter and water to boil?

[@LittleMountainRanch]

1 cup of water to 1/2 cup of butter.

[@gillbennett9784]

We live in Wales,UK and we generally eat dinner between 6 and 7 but, as a retired couple, our day probably starts a lot later than yours!😊

[@sylvierainville6955]

hello watching from Ontario Canada and we always have supper at six

[@laurarosu80]

I’m Romanian but living in Uk for 8 yrs now 🙂 I have dinner around 6 pm as I wake up for work before 4 am 🙂

[@saradutoit2644]

I'm watching you from South Africa. We eat dinner at 5. Love your videos. I grew up on a farm in Tanzania. Greetings, Sara.

[@adrianf1969]

Last year I tried growing lettuce inside under my grow lights, and it started ok, but then it just didn’t really thrive. So I took the pots outside and they started doing a lot better and got a lot bigger. I’m not sure what made the difference?

[@deno.520]

I grew up (east coast of Canada) having supper at 5:00. As an adult with kids (now in Ontario) we had dinner around 6:00. Since teens & Covid times, we're lucky if we eat before 7:30-8:00. lol

[@lindaottmar6124]

Here in North Dakota we call dinner supper and we farm so “supper” is around 6:00 in the winter, but during the summer moths it’s when the sun goes down! Lunch is around 12:00.

[@ddr.katrinberger608]

I am watching from Austria, Europe. We normally eat dinner at around 6:30 to 7:30pm. I love all your videos and just started my first sprouts!

[@debbiepartin277]

Enjoy your video's. I live in Pennsylvania and we have dinner between 5 and 6.

[@akiglesias]

I loved this. So much jammed into one video! My favorite part was watching you on the phone and cooking. In this world full of fake, its nice to relate to someone with flour on there pants who needs to call there mother for recipe advice 🤣 Loved your lights! My hubby is from Spain where his family will have dinner between 8-9 at night. I just cant! starving by then. Here in Quebec, We have it between 5:30-6:30. watch out for those pocket omelets and have a great night, Karen

[@LittleMountainRanch]

It’s really a tricky balance between making good content that has some sort of purpose and isn’t just totally random, and keeping it authentic and a little raw… I appreciate that you think I pull that off. Thank you!💕

[@lindakell6854]

I’m watching from Everett, Washington. We raised our 5 kids to have dinner when my husband got home from work, as about 5:30 or 6:00. Now with our kids all grown, we eat early between 4:30 and 5:00. BLT’s are my all time favorite sandwich. Yum!!

[@angelmiller3224]

Usually around 6:00 Love you're video all you're food looks so good

[@pambaumgardner2275]

I am from the commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the USA. My mom made that exact same recipe when I was growing up. We called it Danish puff pastry. I haven’t made it in years; probably will in a couple days as now I am craving it. Lol

[@montserratgutierrez8801]

We usually have dinner around 9 or 9:30 pm. This is in Barcelona, Catalunya (Spain). When my kids were younger we tried to have dinner at 8pm. Now that they are 15, 17 and 19 everything runs a bit late. Lunch is between 2 and 3pm. They have an early start at school and university (8am) so breakfast goes around 6:45-7am. They have a sandwich during school break at 11. Thank you for sharing. 🌻

[@ConnieSolutions]

I remember making those almond puffs back in the day! We're bad....we eat late--anywhere between 7 and 9--but I'm trying to reign us back in. Ontario, Canada

[@lizarmstrong4144]

Hi Chelsea, I am in Queensland Australia and we generally eat dinner between 6 & 6.30 pm all year round.

[@michellepainter7853]

I'm in Michigan. Our dinner time during the week was 6:30. That when my dad got home from work.

[@billc3278]

Illinois, we eat at 6:30-7PM. The Gastroenterologists say "The Kitchen closes at 7Pm". To reduce acid reflux when sleeping. Old people problems LOL

[@loricassata5259]

I live in Florida. We eat dinner around 5-5:30. I’d love to see you start a new tray of micro greens. What soil you use and also where you get your seeds☺️

[@tinekebol7355]

I'm watching you from the Netherlands in Europe. With us it is fairly common to eat between 5 and 6,30 in the evening. also here in this part of europe, especially by older people, dinner and lunch are sometimes reversed. dinner at 12 noon and lunch between 5 and 6. With us lunch usually consists of a bread meal without hot dishes. this is an old habit, especially among farmers, who start very early in the morning and have to do a lot of physical work. I like to see how you and your family live on the farm. I especially enjoy getting an insight into how other people, from other parts of the world, live.

[@lindadecker3538]

Hi Chelsea... just want you to know how much I enjoy your channel. I used to watch after you first started channel, but then lost track of you... maybe when you were evacuated one time. Just recently your channel started showing up on my feed again. I was so happy to find I have a whole library of your videos to catch up on now! I would recommend to any new viewers to watch your library.. it's good entertainment and an opportunity to learn. Best of luck to you and your lovely family.

[@RAM-eb2te]

From Wisconsin. Supper is generally between 5 and 6. What we've found is that there's a difference in time based more on family/chore/work hours. My husband grew up eating around 6:30 as did most of the family's he knew growing up in the city. I'm a farm kid and we ate between afternoon chores and before evening milking.

[@susansisk455]

I live in Boulder Colorado. Dinner was always 5:30 pm as a kid as that is when my father got home (rode the bus from work). I've just kept that time all these decades as it seemed "just right".

[@golo8]

From ND and I like to eat between 5 and 6. Love your vlog

[@rhondasmith4272]

❤️from Ontario!

[@pivoine5929]

Hi Chelsea i watch your vidéos from France and yes usually we have diner at around 8, 8 30 pm because lots of people work till 6 or 7 pm and have to come back home after leaving the office or other places. But we have a 4 to 5 snack time mostly the kids. In the UK they have diner sooner. Love your chanel

[@saundramorris5530]

I’m watching you from what is called as the Ozarks of Missouri. We eat supper between 5:30-6:30pm

[@sherriekemper1828]

We aim to have dinner at 6 from the time we were first married through raising kids and now as retirees. A non-related question: do you make your bread recipes with all purpose or bread flour? The 30 minute rolls have been a hit as has the no knead bread but I'm working on your sourdough now and now sure what to use. Thanks.

[@maryburgis5295]

Hi I'm watching from Gold River Vancouver Island.

[@leannekenyoung]

Dinner time was whenever my parents got home from work which was usually between 6-7pm however my hubby works until 9pm and gets home around 9:45pm so that’s when we eat dinner which is too late for me so we either have a salad or something very light or even a breakfast type meal and our large meal of the day which most would consider dinner is at 11am before hubby heads off to work. So I guess meals can be whenever you can fit them in to your schedule and as long as they are nutrient dense and you are getting all you need that’s the main thing. I’m in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and it’s just me and my hubby. Kids are adults now and on their own. 🥰❤️🙏🏻🇨🇦 Love your videos and your grow room looks terrific! I have the exact same lights and ratchet cords to raise and lower them and I love them!!

[@kellyhawes9293]

I'm in NH, dinner growing up as a child it was on the table at 6:30. Now old and married 😂, dinner is between 4:30- 5:00 as husband is in bed by 7:00 to be up at 3:00 am. In the summer dinner is a bit later just cause it's so nice to be outside. Just think, when the chickens are producing lots of eggs, you'll be able to freeze dry some and never be out of eggs for a recipe again!

[@nancystewart2063]

I live in Oklahoma and I try to have dinner ready by 5pm. We grew up with the same schedule.

[@sallyhostetter2820]

Millersville, PA USA - we eat at 7:00. Reasoning is my husband I are nurses working 3-11 shift. When we are off our evening meal became 7:00 pm. The almond puff looks good.

[@lynnworrell9697]

I checked the last few grow room video show notes and your Amazon store, but didn't find any info about the light hooks you ate using. Are you able to share details? They look like a solution to several needs I have.

[@deecorey2910]

Hello from Payson, Arizona. We like to eat around 5, but on my work days we eat around 6:15.

[@sarahmoore405]

I am watching you from Oklahoma. When my kids were little we kept to a pretty regular schedule for dinner at about 5-6 pm. Now that they are grown and I only have 1-2 people to feed depending on the time of year it changes. During the summer especially when it doesn't get dark until 9pm or later a lot of the time we don't eat until after dark since it is often to hot to work outside during the middle of the day.

[@karacochran2091]

I'm watching from Pennsylvania. We generally eat around 5-6. Depends when we get all the chores done and what else we need to do. Winter we eat alot earlier. Summer is sometimes later.

[@christinehomeschool1140]

From Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada and we eat between 5-6pm. I have always wondered why some people call supper, dinner🤷🏻‍♀️ and now I almost use those terms interchangeably. lol

[@diogomatias737]

love

[@julabob]

I’m in Ontario! We eat dinner as early as 4:45 or 5:30 at the latest. My kids get super hungry after school and they go to bed at 7. It works out ok! My husband and I sometimes have a second dinner/snack before bed.

[@jeffreydye181]

Missouri and 5:30 ish usually supper time!!

[@rebekahreid4993]

When you have lots of eggs in the spring/summer, you should freeze dry eggs for when you run out. it works great!

[@sandyperreault9326]

We eat around 5 pm in Central MO which was carried over from my childhood when the family sat around the dinner table talking about their individual day without a TV, phones, etc distracting the family connectiveness.

[@hoosiermama16]

wait til you hear about 3rd shift workers eating dinner between 11pm and midnight LOLOLOL

[@micheledenise2305]

Tennessee and we eat at between 5 & 6.. oh I love ur channel 😊

[@paulaelves5160]

breakfast,7am.dinner,12am,tea 4/5pm,supper,7pm....tea being the big meal of the day (england) x

[@melindawargowsky8176]

The captions didn’t come up, but I think I heard most of it😊. If I lose any more hearing, you’ll just have to learn sign language along with me!😂

[@rebeccasundberg4092]

I'm in Australia. Growing up dinner was 7pm. When my kids were little we ate at 5pm, now they are teens it 6pm. Sometimes later in Summer, sometimes a bit earlier in Winter.

[@juliekinslow2978]

Now that you have your freeze dryer you can freeze dry eggs. We have a medium size dryer and 18 eggs will fit on one tray. You just scramble them up real good and spread on your trays, freeze first and then transfer to freeze dryer. Use them in all your baking needs or make scrambled eggs.

[@brodiecouch174]

Would love you if could link the clips/pulley for the grow lights. Thank you :)

[@susanamoreira5434]

Hello from Portugal 🇵🇹 our dîner Time is 8 Pm in general. Love to see your videos 😘

[@lattelolly6925]

We live in Yakima WA. We eat dinner between 6pm & 6:30pm. I think that is common here. We are retired now and trying to change to 2 meals a day and have the 2nd one by around 4:30 or 5pm but we are not having much luck changing. Hard to teach old dogs new tricks, LOL

[@lizmelia7545]

I'm from Ireland 🇮🇪 love you're videos we eat dinner between 5 n 6

[@AndreaRuralMN]

Southern Minnesota farm country here. We eat supper at 5:30. I think it was more like 6pm growing up. I need time for my food to digest so I can't eat and go right into dishes. I'll do dishes around 7pm. It takes me a couple hours relaxing to get tired enough for sleep so this schedule works the best.

[@tsilbaugh5314]

In Minnesota we always ate around 5:30-6:00. In Virginia where we lived for about six years we ate later as my husband never got home early enough so around 7:00 was the norm!

[@karinvanspaendonk9917]

Growing up in Belgium: Dinner at 18:00 🙂 Living in Germany as an adult: Between 18.00 and 20:00

[@kbhomestead]

I am from East Texas and our dinner hour (which we call supper) is from 5-6......

[@futurefolk9919]

Sundays are family day so we eat supper around noon believe it or not! I know this is lunch to most people, but we do a really hearty meal for Sunday supper. To us supper can be between 12 and 2 but dinner would be between 5 and 6. Originally from the north east ( New York/New Jersey) that's how we were raised as we spent a lot of time with my grandparents. They were both born in the early 1900s. 1902 & 1904 to be exact. When our kids were young, dinner was usually between 4 & 6. It really depended on the time of year and the day of the week.

[@judythibault7955]

We eat dinner around 6:45. It's just hubby and me. I used to work full time and have a horse and barn on our property. I'd come home prep dinner, clean the barn and feed the horse, have a shower and finish dinner. We used to eat a it later, but that's too late. When I was a kid, dinner was at 5:30 every night. When I had children at home it was 6 pm or we'd accommodate sports activities by being flexible.

[@angelabrunner4612]

Greetings from Germany. Growing up, dinner time was always at 6, later with my kid between 5 and 6. Now it’s usually later, between 6 and 7:30, due to later working ours.

[@gholzem]

I'm watching from Hillsboro Oregon, near Portland. We eat between 6-7 in the winter. 7-8 in the summer.

[@seamusfahey6165]

about the wood pellets for litter - it's what I use and even with 4 indoor cats, no smell! Also it's easiest if you get a riddle from the hardware store and then just sift the used through to another container. I really dislike the clay as well, so think you may be very happy with the pellets.