Our first season on the farm

At the end of the nice weather seasons, we take a look back at the last 8 months of projects.

[@shoebill181]

My goodness you guys have done great. Wish I could buy some of your chickens.

[@AngieMartin-hl1bv]

My favorite outtakes!! ❤️ What a great Job you guys are doing..so Proud of You all!❤️

[@elizafrancis3697]

You guys all crack me up it’s nice to see our lives are all crazy. Love you all

[@BackseatFarming]

Ha constant chaos all the time 😂 miss and love you all!

[@shoebill181]

The cardboard will work very nice if you let it rot during the winter months. It helps the soil so roots can penetrate deeper. You still may have some weeds but it needs to rot before you plant over it.

[@BackseatFarming]

Thank you! We’re going to invest a lot more time on the garden next season.

[@JustaDude-si2mb]

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[@BackseatFarming]

Thank you very much for taking the time to do this! This is a big help.