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Thank you. They are very beautiful.

Right!?! A scrubbing when the dirt is fresh is better for sure, but in May when we're planting we have aching bodies and other things to do.

Thanks! It's been a great help.

@@combatveteran738 we did have 3 large mounds of soil here on the lower acre. They are currently down to about 1/4th of the largest one left. The property is starting to look nice. Thanks for watching 💖

@@ButtercupAndFernHomestead Enjoy life and family it’s all that matters 😎🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@@combatveteran738 yeah, that's not happening 😀

Glad it was helpful! Versatile is the word. Many would only see a breakfast solution, but I love adding it to soups too.

@@custardandberries Thanks. Taste before you dehydrate. Many of my foods are very low salt and we add salt at the table. Edit** I just rewatched this video. It's an oldie, lol. Wow, we were cute before we got married. Lol.

I've left the channel dormant for a few months. I do have social media reach inconsistencies. That's on me. Thanks for your offer. It is a channel at rest right now.

Thanks for watching 💕

The incubation runs were successful. We got 9 beautiful chicks. Our rooster wasn't doing his job and many of our eggs were just not fertilized.

@@ButtercupAndFernHomesteadthanks for sharing.🐣🐣🐣

Thanks for watching. The bug relief stick/ointment is great. People rave about it.

I love the versatility if you just take your mind away from the breakfast food ideas.

Thanks. Yes it has been a great help around here. Moving snow and soil has been its biggest use so far. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@ButtercupAndFernHomestead your welcome 😀

As I mentioned you have to fine filter it. It's good for lung issues.

Thanks.

I'm stunned by the size of that crop. Our sweetcorn isn't that big. Lucky cows.

It likeS disturbed land. Areas that are gravel or sand, usually somewhere disturbed by a snowplow. In fields where soil has been mowed too short or parched. It also likes a lot of sun so you aren't likely to find it in the woods. Perhaps it may be around the edges, but only on the sunny sides.

There is a high water table there. We want to dig a pond to try to fix the water problem. It's not "wetland" as much as just a large puddle that comes and goes. I think a willow tree would do it good. And maybe a few pear trees.

Oh, that is so kind of you to say. I hope it's helpful for you.

Have you fertilized to help with the stunting? Maybe a few well place bud prunings to reinvigorate growth. We have had abundant rain.

@@ButtercupAndFernHomestead They actually advised against using any sort of fertilizers during the heat wave, which was fine but we had such a long long period of heatwave...I'm retilizing now and really hoping that everything revives. We get a lot of rain in the winter but I'm jealous of areas that get year-round rain!

Yeah I guess we all have benefits and drawbacks. Let's hope the crop recovers as it starts to cool off then.

@@ButtercupAndFernHomestead Believe me, fingers crossed for all of us this season.

@@MyMountainHomeandKitchen Thank You. Me too!

There is a good 10 days gap between here and north shore of Lake Ontario. I suspect you are a full 2 weeks or a little more ahead of us. I haven't seen a video from you for a while. I'll pop over and put you back on my RUclips show me these videos rotation. They are just not being recommended

Saskatchewan has had more rain than recent history, and some high heat. I'm surprised everything hasn't bolted on you. Yes, I have considered buying some blueberries from a local farm this season, and maybe some potatoes, beets, and carrots. I have a booth selling handmade cards at the local farmers market I'm sure I could pick up produce there too.

@@karinarodriguez2055 You are welcome. I've gotten great. Feedback from people I've given an itch relief stick to. Even my skeptical husband likes it, lol. It works!

Homestead where you are until you can get to the location where you can have animals. Planning is the first step to getting there. Dreaming is nice but it doesn't make things happen.

I hope to keep attracting more pollinators. This year it seems to be humming birds.

They are aren't they. They've grown so much already. It's almost time to set our next batch.

Thanks. I didn't know. It must be masked enough in this blend. There hasn't been any trouble so far.

Blanching is a bit messy until you find a method that works easily for you, but once you've got it, it saves the quality of many vegetables. Even green beans, corn, and carrots benefit from blanching. Having your own ready-to-cook hashbrowns or potato add-ins is a great way to preserve those potatoes before they go bad.

Most information I've found suggest frozen potatoes that have been blanched first can last well up to a year. We just used up the last of ours 2 weeks ago, so we got 4 months. They might have lasted 4 months in our fridge or pantry, but there is something about this house. They tend to sprout quickly, or go soft.