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😍 we have the same style. Wild! My gardening friends don’t understand. 😅

And happiness is rabbits. Happiness is shoveling rabbit manure and cuddling kits. ❤ There is something so magical about the circle of life playing out in the garden and rabbitry.

It looks amazing! That is so inspiring!

What kind of paint do you use in there? (The violet bits)

The buzzing is a bee playing in the mulberry tree over this nest.

Hello there friend. I was just wondering if you can do a video showing how you set up on the duck pond .?? from this video it looks like there’s a little ramp? I live on the desert and I’m using those little plastic kitty poles for my two ducks .. thank you

That is wild! I get my seeds from them always and my last batch none of them germinated!! I did eventually get credit for them but you are right about jumping through hoops to get it! Sounds like they had issues with their seeds or something!

Ooooo I break out in large raised itchy painful welts that last for weeks when I get too much sun! I always wondered if I was allergic!

Its been a long since you didn't post the long video of your rabbit colony I miss it.❤

gotta love Merlin :)

so clever!!

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Looking gorgeous 😍

It's been 28 days already? Time Flies!

The mention of "New Mexico Olive" piqued my curiosity. Turns out that, indeed, it is a true olive and the fruit is "edible" but like all the other olives it has oleuropein that makes it really bitter. However - just like all the other olives - the oleuropein is water soluble and you can get it out of the fruit, producing the various kinds of olives ready for eating that many of us know and love. I had no idea that there might be a variety of olive that was hardy in zone 6. Which leaves the question, does the New Mexico Olive produce fruit of a size and quantity to be worth the processing? ;)

I adore Merlin :)

This is how I want to do it for sure I’m trying to educate myself. I’ve never done this before my ass went out and bought a whole bunch of Bunnys. I’ve had it for about a week we can have. I got a lot.

I love bare root planting every spring. I've got a half acre and after 14 years I keep thinking I've run out of places to add new trees. But then I see a few at the garden center and I find spots to squeeze them in. I've gotten creative with pruning and keeping things tightly organized.

I've had great success using a second hand plastic olive barrel (55 gallon drum type item) as an outdoor worm farm. This is in Sonoma, California so our winters are mild. I installed a spigot near the bottom of the barrel to remove liquid as needed. It's super high nitrogen fertilizer that gets mixed with water and used in the garden.

Hey thats my question! 😁 Thank you for the video. It was super informative. And a reminder to start foraging now that i have green stuff again...

Glad I found your Chanel! I don’t know how to cook rabbit but I e heard it needs to be boiled first. Is that true?

if you smoked and watch your video, its hard to follow at some point :D awesome plants, one not autoflower flowerd now and was planted in february, any suggestions? its just one strain, the other one from february is going accordingly and is not flowering

I love this time of year! I'm fortunate to be able to forage for my rabbits and I call spring "free food season" I also feed lots of fir branches in the winter. Curious, where do you buy your pumpkin seeds? Are they raw?

Yes, Merlin marked the colony corner when I let him in. 😅 I dont see it it as a big deal when it's done occasional because it helps keeps predators out.

We tried this with an add on Kitchen Aid grinder and the meat came out very mushy, hardly any shape to it. Do you have any recommendations? Or do you get a better shape from a higher end grinder?

Always nice to see an update, and a duck sighting! I would love to see more about your ducks. I had six, until the big storm in January (I'm on the other side of the Cascades from you). Predators. Haven't replaced them yet.

How big is the main area and the grow out pens?

Rabbit meat is excellent. Never heard of grinding it though. My mother always fried it in a cast iron skillet. 🙂

Curious to find out how those things do for you! Best of luck! Its so fun to get new trees/plants!

Why did you add the beef? Is it necessary??

awesome.. I will try it if God wills ... in Egypt you will make some money for a rabbit farm💪

Thank you, this helps out a lot!

Ugh they're so stinking cute

I just realized halfway through that you didn't add any fat.

Great video! I'm glad I found your channel!

I have had a disaster with persistent herbicide damage from hay and I wondered how you make sure your hay is not poisoned

Someone in a rabbit colony group said "wet staw is heavier then an Amish afghan" 😂 Ive been tring to spot clean every week to cut down on letting bedding pile up. I throw my back out every year when i clear the goat pen of deep beddig.

How difficult is it to catch the grow outs? Could you show that process?

Building my colony as soon as it warms up. Love watching your videos.

I finally got kits in my colony! 4 litters and 28 kits total. Do you keep your buck in the colony all the time? I have to admit, i panicked and separated him. I dont want to get overwhelmed. But i also hate seperating him.

Awwww!

Doing it to jax lol

That was so cute 😍

I am trying to do some plants that are like zone 4-7 and some 7-9 plants (i'm in zone 7) to try and insure that no matter how the weather /climate changes I will have some plants that do well.

Good luck with the bees!

What was the green lining the front walkway?

I love the frillitaria. I so want them. I just really have to get some other projects done before I add more flower bulbs.

Beautifil mix of colors with your tulips!

Great tour! Everything looks good!