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12 hours. I try to emulate southern light conditions.

@@theroaminghomesteaders nice one, I shall give it a go

@crazyhorse360 good luck!

Merry Christmas to YOU! Your family must love you! Just watch the videos by Homesteading Family on canning meat, and you'll be just fine. Have fun! :)

Absolutely! Thanks for watching! :)

I'm not sure, but any wheat could theoretically be used for witbier or something similar. Why not give it a try and see if it works?!

We use a free-draining sterile potting mix for all our seed starting. It's important in order to avoid tiny flies that will kill your seedlings. Happy Gardening!

Rain water collected works well

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Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching! :)

They are the best! Thanks for watching!

It's a bit sweeter, but by itself, it is similar to most other squashes. You might want to try honeynut squashes. They are pretty sweet and tasty on their own. Happy growing! :)

It's actually pretty easy and fun. Go for it and enjoy! :)

@theroaminghomesteaders I hope you get many views. Yall look like honest hard workers

@@TheEnderKitty1 thanks!

That's why we have a 450 gallon water tank full of potable water. Thanks for watching!

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Thank you! We're so glad you enjoyed it! :)

We will have a CD at some point, but for now, RUclips is all we have. Thanks for watching!

Actually, no. This is a different voice actor from back east. We are going to redo our trailer soon though, so stay tuned!

Thankfully, diabetics only represent less than 9% of the U.S. population, and less globally. Starches are actually a vital food source globally and have been forever. Even so, diabetics can still eat things like legumes/beans, oats, nuts, and other foods that don't affect blood sugar much. And most diabetics have practice and knowledge of what foods they can and can't eat. Armed with the knowledge, all they have to do is stock up on those foods, instead of starches. Thanks for watching, and happy prepping! :)

Fats and Proteins are Essential Nutrients- Carbohydrates are NOT !!!

Awesome! Thanks for watching!

I keep my spices in the refrigerator. On the inside door shelves. Last forever. 👍🏻

@smorgasbroad1132 fridges are awesome, if you can afford the power!

Yes, it worked well for us! Thanks for watching. :)

Thanks for the great feedback! Our channel has been hidden in the YouTybe weeds for a while now. But, we're hoping to reach a lot more viewers with all our new content coming out too. Thanks for watching!

Thank you! We're trying to bring some great new stuff to content creators and homesteaders on RUclips. If you liked this one, then check out our other Honesteading Music Videos!

Sorry! We have no control over that. :( We've noticed an increase in ads on RUclips lately too. Sadly, the only way to avoid this is to be a RUclips Premium subscriber.

@@theroaminghomesteaders stuff it u p yur p uss y!!!

@@theroaminghomesteaders i won't be giving the zionists my details just to stop advertising that they stuff down everyone's throat! i think it's time for me to abandon this site.

Those are two great additions we will likely be covering soon under our "Top 12 Survival Spices" video! Stay tuned! :)

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When you study the law, you very quickly realize that our so-called freedoms are an illusion meant to control. Don't ask how the sausage is made, unless you really want to know the truth... :o

That's exciting to hear! Not many people grow these anymore. :( Save the seeds and plant your own next year! :)

Thank you, Anna!! Glad you enjoyed it. Tell all your friends! :)

Thanks! We're glad you enjoyed it. :)

Pink banana is another great one!

So put on something organic, if you prefer. Chemicals aren't bad "synthetics" if they are a basic compounds, like urea. If you object to a pure form made at a chemical plant, then use something else. It's only when they start adding artificially engineered compounds, pesticides, etc. that things get really crazy. But even organic products with added microbes and "natural" ingredients still have the base chemicals in them, just from a different chemical source. But how do you think most crops are fertilized these days? I agree, we should try and build soil and explore permaculture methods, but there is a place for some basic chemical fertilizers to get started. Happy growing!

@theroaminghomesteaders it becomes incalculably impossible to add all the trace and micronutrients. Ultimately, you'll capture the macro nutrients to grow and provide calories and sustenance but you'll forego the trace beneficial nutrients which are increasingly tied to wellness.

@snjspring unless the soil is depleted and you aren't adding compost and cow manure as well, then adding a bit extra chemical fertilizer isn't going to hurt. Also, the entire history of farming in the western world is replete with conflicting anecdotal information about what's good and bad, from mining remote ocean islands for guano to ideas about micronutrients. The truth is, we simply don't know everything about the difference between chemicals, soil, and plant synthesis yet, and even ideas we have now about "organic" gardening may change. But it's important not to overcomplicate things so that normal people feel that gardening is impractical.

@@theroaminghomesteaders i see. We have a simple difference of opinions. Best of luck with growing.

@@snjspring And you know what? Thats perfectly okay! I think too often these days we get stuck on the "right" way to do things and overlook the fact that we're all just muddling through life together. Kindness and community is far more important than being right all the time. Took me a long time to realize that myself... Good luck with growing to you too, and thanks for watching! :)

Not mine. We put the feeder up on a stump, and a square board with a rock on top to keep the chickens off (and sheltered from rain). No poop in our feed! :)

Very similar! Happy growing, and thanks for watching!

Yes. They are open-pollinated, heirloom seeds and can be saved and planted each year.

@theroaminghomesteaders where can I purchase it?

@@JesusisLord78 I get mine from Anarchy Acres; weird name, great farm. Here: www.anarchyacres.com/red-fife?origin=serp_auto Also, have a great day, and remember always, JESUS IS LORD! :)

I'm so sorry to hear that. :( We don't usually get them here. Keep trying though! They are worth it!

At the bottom of the video description. Enjoy!

I had some hot lamps on mine, so they dried pretty quickly. I had to spray them a couple times a day.

Jimmy Red is a richer, oilier corn with more flavor. I like both, but JR is my favorite red corn.

Hahaha! Would love to try it out! :)

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Thanks! Glad you enjoyed!

Yes, once the vine has grown long enough to set fruit, you can prune the tip to keep the energy of the plant going toward maturing the squashes. Have fun!

Thank you kindly!

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Yes we are. Thanks for watching!

Working at the car wash. Sorta 😊

Sorry, don't recall.

It's a cool place. I think it was inspired by French castles.

You can hand shell the dried cobs, but it's rough on the skin. I have a Maximizer Corn Sheller from Pleasant Hill Grains (pleasanthillgrain.com/maximizer-hand-corn-sheller) and a little $20 Decker hand sheller for small batches: www.amazon.com/Decker-Metal-Hand-Corn-Sheller/dp/B00ECEQJA0/ref=asc_df_B00ECEQJA0?tag=bngsmtphsnus-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=80608063550962&hvnetw=s&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=m&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=&hvtargid=pla-4584207592009015&psc=1) Happy shelling!

It's one of our favorite places!

Thanks!