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Good question. So far, knock on wood, we have not had a problem with storms or tornados. The horizontal hive are a bit heavy especially with bees, comb and honey.

@@SavvyOrganicsFarm Good to know. Bad storms and tornadoes are always on my mind as to how to handle with animals and such in this area. We live in DFW, but have a desire to move to East TX and start a homestead in a few years and curious how people navigate these things.

@@organizedchaoslife Let God handle the storms of life. We are loving our new homestead location. All the wildlife and forest. Beekeeping and hive placement are important. Use trees, brush, or buildings to block high winds. Consider which side of a hill would be best. Hives should be facing to the east. These tips should help them weather any storm.

@@SavvyOrganicsFarm Your right to let God handle the storms. Great tips and insight. Thanks for sharing!

Hey Jeff! Thank you for watching our channel. We are working on getting more consistent with our videos. Happy to meet a fellow East Texas! We are about 15 miles south of Athens. We would love to have you at any of our upcoming classes.

Thank you so much. We appreciate you watching. We will have to check out salt pond style top bar. Not familiar with that.

Good question. But, I can’t think of anything but disposal.

True. More safety gear is needed for cutting down trees. Thanks!

Thanks!😅

Thank you!

Our Harvest Right freeze dryer is automatic. The software and sensors controls the process. I have seen it go down to -40 degrees F. What brand freeze dryer are you using?

Thank you. Rain or shine, the chores have to be done. True, older chickens can take a while to adjust to changes in their feed.

Thank you. I anyone is concerned about putting a small screw into a tree there are a few options. One option is to apply alcohol to the screw. Another one would be to use an aluminum screw that will dissolve over time. But, I am with you. Putting a screw or a nail in a tree has never given me a reason to believe this causes disease.

Not at all.

Thank you! Those are good points. We appreciate your feedback.

Here is one we like - www.amazon.com/Weatherproof-Stainless-Reusable-Vegetable-Markers/dp/B0B1T5P8WW/ref=sr_1_14_sspa?crid=89422CQAAXF6&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.397-3SuEsj-b5FoXQoHjysnXnoMLzL_9xz6N2ywRFPbzbOcLXG0k2S0lS7-5OIsGsCdbVgq3Y-L5Uzic53IBIIB5hguMtn7FnSeckyMGu_cXgfG8IIiSXBWMBhzy_jMefQSqXqrPJPQb0YDP-wDG2eNI3tpcL3Z5jZL7gPandmfxUjezW3S-KTz3rIVKX66vX3Cm8ly5PzMKabusYdTglu3FD_ah_IVazkWqkmY7VpN-UvTZrtEl44Wwjt7nuoSX5Z-1SrK_BZoLqxKgACF2LNedA0suY1LHeL6VGrEUcf4.z7qGEMKRw1mj8HVSQyzggxZAhM12FsXWHcLHgGpdY9c&dib_tag=se&keywords=tree+plant+tags&qid=1724016197&sprefix=tree+plant+lables%2Caps%2C169&sr=8-14-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9tdGY&psc=1

Here is a link to the tree and plant tags we use - www.amazon.com/Aluminum-Plant-Outdoor-Marker-Labels/dp/B00TQMQ4TO/ref=sr_1_29?crid=89422CQAAXF6&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.397-3SuEsj-b5FoXQoHjysnXnoMLzL_9xz6N2ywRFPbzbOcLXG0k2S0lS7-5OIsGsCdbVgq3Y-L5Uzic53IBIIB5hguMtn7FnSeckyMGu_cXgfG8IIiSXBWMBhzy_jMefQSqXqrPJPQb0YDP-wDG2eNI3tpcL3Z5jZL7gPandmfxUjezW3S-KTz3rIVKX66vX3Cm8ly5PzMKabusYdTglu3FD_ah_IVazkWqkmY7VpN-UvTZrtEl44Wwjt7nuoSX5Z-1SrK_BZoLqxKgACF2LNedA0suY1LHeL6VGrEUcf4.z7qGEMKRw1mj8HVSQyzggxZAhM12FsXWHcLHgGpdY9c&dib_tag=se&keywords=tree+plant+tags&qid=1724016197&sprefix=tree+plant+lables%2Caps%2C169&sr=8-29

Here is a link to one of the many embossing stamp tools available - www.amazon.com/ABN-Metal-Large-Stamping-36-Piece/dp/B01MR2PVAZ/ref=sr_1_23?crid=3UQYLIQSY3TV8&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.HprDdo4vjVPJ3Dgnieic28VrmIOh9B_bbJ10-9dhnJG_aIHhKf_JkWcqqz1TMzL8KGKhG525ekaGIWOJT2FNtl9HxlBrUZ2q60HZCXNG07oivCN8achECU9Ri5acSXWAajmKSEahmU0yAKlr9dc7Ktmepr2wuLVvjiUk8_zy9qRkTugijH7hX4Dd-UFLOsbycScGa8grwrgPdKSgIl2dcuPVWFK2ENfUYN_2Svwj6UMZgj0EPeegknNcihQbbV0T1NJ3usrxtVAcQf5Ju4KamA11HwPwPHUnnl45_1Mi0Z4.8KibUhizD81qy4yoGbYL-Soa1_yAZp1UF65wGJe8QKM&dib_tag=se&keywords=embossing%2Bstamp%2Btool&qid=1724016414&sprefix=embossing%2Bstamp%2Btool%2Caps%2C205&sr=8-23&th=1

The nutrients do not appear to dissipate over time, however, any microorganisms will only live a few weeks before going dormant.

As far as we know, yes.

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Thanks Tim! Try asking your supplier if they will order what you want.

Awe! That is so kind. Thank you. We appreciate you watching.

Thank you! Nacogdoches and the national forests in your area are very nice.

Thank you! And, thank you for watching!

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When we used it on brassicas, it seemed to roll off but did leave a powder residue. You can also apply it to brassica as a dry powder dust.

@@SavvyOrganicsFarm I think I'll try that. It will definitely be more labor intensive but I'm a hobby gardener, so I only have 50 or so feet of Broccoli.

You can mix in a binder material. I don't know for a FACT that it works with this clay, but when you use a sulfur dust you can add a product like Southern Ag Spreader-Sticker. I assume it would work with the clay powder.

Interesting. Many say it works but others say it doesn’t.

@@SavvyOrganicsFarm Yes, company was doing fine selling to people who think it works.

Depends on the sprayer and if properly diluted. Give it a try!

Two things. Proper measurement so that it's a thin coat, and two the sprayer should be able to adjust for how much comes out, or if you have a nozzle with multiple patterns, use one that allows for a decent amount of liquid to come out. It doesn't need to be a jet stream or you're wasting the spray, but it can't be a fine mist. Yes, this can clog a sprayer using the wrong setting. See how your sprayer work with different settings first, THEN go from there.

Honestly don’t know. We have never used it for that. Give it a try and let us know!😊

@@SavvyOrganicsFarm Will do, just ordered some

11x4 inches. a.co/d/0awNBc0G

Yes! Great chicken pluckers.

It should be done in about 2 hours. But, you can leave it much longer and it will not burn.

@@SavvyOrganicsFarmThank you so much!

Good question. We really don't know. We don't have any pets, just livestock. And, we have not used it in our livestock areas. The vapors dissipate quickly after application and the liquid dries quickly in the hot sun.

Great feedback and suggestions. Thank you!

Depends on the kind of grass. It will kill grass but may require multiple treatments.

We liked the second one better with salt, pepper, oregano, and thyme. I would recommend slicing it and refrigerating it, not in the lunchmeat container. There is a hole (for the temp probe) in the lid and it is not an air-tight container. At least take it out of the container and put it in something more air tight for longer storage.

@@SavvyOrganicsFarm Thanks! Sorry, I should have been more clear ... about the lunch meat container .. I meant ... like a vacuum-sealed bag, or ziplock, or glass storage container. Just whatever I'd store it in the deli drawer. Would it last about a week in something like that?

Yes. It will last at least a week. Salt and other seasonings also prolong shelf life. We freeze whatever of it we want for later use.

@@SavvyOrganicsFarm Sweet, thanks!!

Thanks for watching! We will keep this in mind. Basically, it is ground chicken and whatever spices you want to use. The first time, we just used salt and pepper. The second time we added salt, pepper, basil, and oregano and made it a bit more Italian.

Thank you! Prayers are appreciated.

Thanks! Great advice.

I use 45% and never had any issues