Much farm randomness, because some weeks are just that. (update 1 - July 2024)

New plans for the goats require new animal enclosures, a rotation plan and new strategies for extra herds here at the new part of the farm we are developing.
There's also some wood cutting for our food fires, using the battery powered chainsaw and a few other things in this video, just for you. Radishes from the crop circle? Done. Grazing a Nigerian Dwarf Goat herd on foot? Done.
I hope this slightly different format works for you.
Stay simple and safe, friends.
Come on, be one of those guys.... / simple_earth
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[@agneslopez2579]

Beautiful, well-fixed posts, I can't wait to see the result. I really like the company of the 4 musketeers. They are good moral support, I am sure.

[@sandyvanderlinde237]

No wastage to any outbuildings, As your farm grows, animals move and that building becomes another home for something else, and so your farm gets bigger and stronger. So enjoy watching all the dogs together, so well behaved. You really did a very good job with the posts. What a beautiful way to end the day, a roaring fire. A moment well deserved.

[@gaius_enceladus]

Wonderful video, as always! I *love* the landscape, with the rolling scrub-covered hills. The sound of the goats softly bleating in the background. Wonderful place!

[@SuerteDelMolinoFarm]

Good progress

[@lesliebrannon2191]

Really like seeing your videos, Seeing your progress and normal farming work. Great you got that electric power saw from Alexia, Keep up the good work, till next time.

[@tamakoa-homestead]

Those radishes 😮 Great vid!

[@SimpleEarthSelfReliance]

Thanks! The daikon radishes definitely are drillers. 🌱

[@edgarhaner1949]

Very nice opening shots, love it

[@SimpleEarthSelfReliance]

Glad you like them, Edgar. :-)