Homestead Workshop and Garden
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Rabbit Update - December 2024
Rabbit Update - December 2024
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Видео

Simple Drill Press Bench
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GOING HIGHER Music by Bensound.com/free-music-for-videos License code: NMJE31RTV9RUOMKZ
Echo CS-4920 Chainsaw: Unboxing and First Use
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Echo CS-4920 Chainsaw: Unboxing and First Use
Basement Workshop Organization
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Music I used: TENDERNESS Music: Bensound License code: RRY2A9TCYC6URGUS
Giving Thanks for This Year's Garden
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“Going Higher” Music I Use: www.bensound.com/free-music-for-videos License code: DB59N1EOBPNPLTRD
Preparing for Bunnies: Will They Arrive Soon?
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Preparing for Bunnies: Will They Arrive Soon?
Planting Garlic for 2025
Просмотров 79Месяц назад
Planting Garlic for 2025
Simple Rabbit Nest Box Build
Просмотров 199Месяц назад
“Slow Life” Royalty Free Music: www.bensound.com License code: UCKUMENQKBAXXHDW
Building a Small Pole Barn for the Rabbits - Part 1
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Building a Small Pole Barn for the Rabbits - Part 1
Morning Chores - Rabbits and Ducks
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“Angels By My Side” Music: bensound.com License code: A88AXKNDWWDQXD7C
Building a New Duck Hut with Scrap Metal and Wood
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“Creative Minds” Music by Bensound License code: Z4MM57UX9XLJGKZJ
Starting to Build Greenhouse Endwalls
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“Beyond the Line” Music I Use: Bensound.com/free-music-for-videos License code: WGYQFHHMYLBR18CH
Breakfast for the Rabbits: Kale from the Garden
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“Angels By My Side” Music I use: Bensound.com License code: CF18GANSCGX4RY8H
Final Vegetable Harvest of 2024
Просмотров 672 месяца назад
Final Vegetable Harvest of 2024
2024 Peppers: Start to Finish
Просмотров 2422 месяца назад
2024 Peppers: Start to Finish
October Rabbit Update
Просмотров 8002 месяца назад
October Rabbit Update
New Tool on the Homestead: Earthquake Victory Tiller
Просмотров 3282 месяца назад
New Tool on the Homestead: Earthquake Victory Tiller
Starting Fall Projects: Rabbits, Greenhouse, Garden and Gates
Просмотров 983 месяца назад
Starting Fall Projects: Rabbits, Greenhouse, Garden and Gates
The Garden is Winding Down
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The Garden is Winding Down
Building a New Chicken Coop, Part 1
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Building a New Chicken Coop, Part 1
Temporary Cold Weather Protection - Not Pretty, But it Worked!
Просмотров 353 месяца назад
Temporary Cold Weather Protection - Not Pretty, But it Worked!
Starting to Prepare the Rabbits for Winter
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Starting to Prepare the Rabbits for Winter
Using Geometry for Garden and Fence Planning
Просмотров 653 месяца назад
Using Geometry for Garden and Fence Planning
Fixing My Earthquake Auger (My First Small Engine Repair EVER!)
Просмотров 2124 месяца назад
Fixing My Earthquake Auger (My First Small Engine Repair EVER!)
Onions, Cabbage, and Eggplant: August 29 Garden Tour
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Onions, Cabbage, and Eggplant: August 29 Garden Tour
August 17 Garden Tour: Tomatillos, Eggplants, and Peppers
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August 17 Garden Tour: Tomatillos, Eggplants, and Peppers
My First Harvest of Ground Cherries!
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My First Harvest of Ground Cherries!
Success and Failure: August 7 Garden Tour
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Success and Failure: August 7 Garden Tour
Too Cold for Peppers!
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Too Cold for Peppers!
Bugs, Rabbits, and Ducks
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Bugs, Rabbits, and Ducks

Комментарии

  • @Muhammadamin-lf4uj
    @Muhammadamin-lf4uj 5 часов назад

    Hello from Uzbekistan🇺🇿

  • @joannc147
    @joannc147 14 часов назад

    Ah, fertilizing the greenhouse over the winter - Brilliant! Bunnies are cute and look so tiny compared to my New Zealands. FAT? Thats curious, indeed. I thought rabbits were so very lean….hmm. Look forward to other comments, I’m not experienced enough to opine. 🐇🐇🐇

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 12 часов назад

      I'm amazed at how wonderful the soil is from them! Saves me working :) I've never had rabbits with fat so yes I think usually very lean but this was interesting. Thank you for commenting!

  • @HenriqueDidaCarlos
    @HenriqueDidaCarlos 2 дня назад

    🐰😍❤

  • @azamat021
    @azamat021 4 дня назад

    իսկ ես նստած նկարում եմ նապաստակ 0:08

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 3 дня назад

      Your art skills will always be better than mine, I can barely draw ideas for my woodworking projects :)

  • @nephtalicardenas7569
    @nephtalicardenas7569 5 дней назад

    Como lifter no sirve, pero hay una s kool que le queda, ahora tengo ver que tan bien funciona

  • @BuddyandMax
    @BuddyandMax 12 дней назад

    Any ideas on good replacement chains?

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 11 дней назад

      I'm going to try another Oregon and see what else is available. I'll keep you posted! This one definitely didn't last long ...

  • @d.newsome6344
    @d.newsome6344 13 дней назад

    Production tip: Show the finished product first. Show the problems that it solves first. Then go into its construction. Otherwise I feel used.

  • @clintbliss2046
    @clintbliss2046 15 дней назад

    Omg. Lol.

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 16 дней назад

    A simple mistake i made when i got my first chainsaw was putting the chain on backwards and then thinking the chain was dull. Live and learn

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 16 дней назад

    Very nice. Now lightly stain it and add locking casters. 😊

  • @ЮраЖитов
    @ЮраЖитов 17 дней назад

    Цепь наточи

  • @ЮраЖитов
    @ЮраЖитов 17 дней назад

    Пила китайская 😂

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 16 дней назад

      Most of them are!

    • @ЮраЖитов
      @ЮраЖитов 16 дней назад

      КИТАЙ ВЕЗДЕ ДАЖЕ В РОССИИ 😂У МЕНЯ 180 ШТИЛЬ И ТО КИТАЙ.

    • @braddsn
      @braddsn 15 дней назад

      Nope. Japan. The Chinese do not make a saw this nice. The 4920 is one of the best built 50cc saws you will find.

    • @ЮраЖитов
      @ЮраЖитов 15 дней назад

      ​@@braddsnМНЕ ПРОЩЕ КИТАЙ И ДЕШЕВЛЕ

  • @ЮраЖитов
    @ЮраЖитов 18 дней назад

    кролики мелкие очень😂😂😂😂

  • @fritzer5151
    @fritzer5151 19 дней назад

    suggest you start with inserting your height adjustment allen wrench through the base plate and into the receiving end of the router height adjusting knob. Then slowly rotate the router base plate with the allen wrench in place until you locate three threaded screw holes that line up. Yes there should only be three screw holes that line up. Good luck

  • @kenvaillancourt2536
    @kenvaillancourt2536 19 дней назад

    You only need three screws to mount it not four and the whole due lineup

  • @gothscorpion2542
    @gothscorpion2542 20 дней назад

    Don't forget to use the ceiling. in my son's shop. theres 10 in square ducting in basement (ceiling's bout 7 feet) with 4 ft clearance in front, the ducting goes across the rafters. a section off to the side, i put his 10 drill holder there then a 'j' shelf next to it same height as the ducting, it hold his battery chargers. then more "J" shelf after that to hold extra things. plus if u can reach the ceiling hand tools can go there, i set up two of his long rafter stretches with fix chains one end then one other with quick release, and all of his pvc pipe in there. these are ideas i came up with maybe it'll help someone else or better yet to inspire them to be better

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 19 дней назад

      Awesome idea! Thank you! Definitely one of those forgotten spaces but I love those ideas

  • @redrunner3536
    @redrunner3536 23 дня назад

    Where did you get their food bowls?

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 23 дня назад

    Ha! You said butt sturdy 😅 the child in me was amused. Sorry. Shop looks great. I wish I had half of those tools. 😊

  • @JuttaPotberg
    @JuttaPotberg Месяц назад

    👎👎👎👎👎

  • @JuttaPotberg
    @JuttaPotberg Месяц назад

    Ich habe noch nie eine so lieblose 😢 Haltung von Kaninchen gesehen !! ALLEIN und eingesperrt in kleinen Käfigen mit diesem Drahtboden. Kaninchen brauche frische Wiese und viel Platz zum springen - die Pellets sind schlechtes Futter und machen krank!!🤬🤬🤬

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden Месяц назад

      Unfortunately our climate does not allow that. But they get lots of meadow and space in the summer! In the winter they need a safe and protected area, so that is what we must provide.

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 Месяц назад

    Nice. I like that you included the animals. What a year 😊

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden Месяц назад

      Thank you! It's amazing looking back at how much things changed. Sometimes I forget all the little things I've done.

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 Месяц назад

    I wish you best of luck. It can be a gamble. Id estimate about 20% of our deliveries happened when we give up. I think rabbits like to surprise us. 😊😊😊

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden Месяц назад

      I had good luck last year but it has gotten worse this year. I agree they definitely don't follow our plans!

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 Месяц назад

    Wow. Thats a lot of garlic. And you sir are super fast 😅

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden Месяц назад

      Cold weather and rain moving in makes me work fast! Time lapse helps too :)

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden Месяц назад

      I tilled right before this so the soil was amazing to work with. Definitely made it go faster.

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 Месяц назад

    Nice. I made mine angled so the back is a little bit higher. And i had to make a couple bigger ones for my older, fat does. Good job

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden Месяц назад

      I like that style more I think so I might go back to that. These does are young so probably going to need something bigger but for now hopefully they are ok!

  • @redrunner3536
    @redrunner3536 Месяц назад

    Where did you buy their food dishes?

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden Месяц назад

      They are the basic farm store ones. As long as they don't stay wet long they don't rust - I've used these for 4 years and have loved them. Brand is Little Giant I believe.

    • @redrunner3536
      @redrunner3536 Месяц назад

      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden thank you. Gotcha

  • @joannc147
    @joannc147 Месяц назад

    I started with a trio of New Zealands One doe was very skittish. Turns out, SHE is now the one that demands scratches from me every day. Who am I to refuse that sort of thing?

  • @joannc147
    @joannc147 2 месяца назад

    Hey, that was a nice looking greenhouse! Sorry to see your hard work being dismantled 😢 I look forward to see what you build👍🏻

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 2 месяца назад

      Thank you! I will be rebuilding the greenhouse in a new location and hopefully improving on the layout. I started the new end walls in a previous video but slow progress since then.

    • @joannc147
      @joannc147 2 месяца назад

      @@HomesteadWorkshopGarden You made me grin with your comment…why ohWHY is progress ALWAYS slow? Amiright🤣

  • @GranjacunicolaArca
    @GranjacunicolaArca 2 месяца назад

    So cute Rabbits

  • @joannc147
    @joannc147 2 месяца назад

    That’s a nice overview, thank you! You can see they are very comfy with you. I have a New Zealand buck and 2 does. One doe was VERY skittish. A year later, she scurries over to the door for some scritches from me.

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 2 месяца назад

      I am always amazed at how they warm up to me after a consistent routine and some treats :)

  • @joannc147
    @joannc147 2 месяца назад

    Oh, look out, the kids are in the pool! 🪿🪿. Why are bunnies so darn cute? I should pay attn to the amount of pellets I’m providing. Is that a 1/2 or full cup you give them? Love your videos! 🐇

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 2 месяца назад

      Thank you!!! I give the smaller breeds (dutch) about 1/2 to 2/3 cup. The larger breeds get about a cup. I increase if it's very cold or moms are nursing. I also keep hay and forage treats year as much as possible.

    • @joannc147
      @joannc147 2 месяца назад

      @@HomesteadWorkshopGarden thank you for your feedback, that’s very helpful 👍🏻

    • @LongDongSilver420
      @LongDongSilver420 2 месяца назад

      ​@HomesteadWorkshopGarden Just so I'm clear those rabbits are for meat right? If so how do you get past the cute-factor when harvesting them?

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 2 месяца назад

    Nice. What cut hay was that? I prefer the 2nd, a better cut. Are you breeding any more or done for the season?

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 2 месяца назад

      Second cut usually for us. It has taken me a while but I finally found someone that cuts hay and also supplies for quite a few people with rabbits. Everybody is bred now and due in 2 weeks. No babies last round so hoping for a few more litters before winter.

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 2 месяца назад

    Simple and cool. In case you have not thought of it. Maybe push and pack some dirt around the base so they can't sneak out different places and predators can't easily sneak in.

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 2 месяца назад

      I definitely need to do that. I'd also like to build it up enough that the snow and rain flows a good ten or so feet away. I can imagine it getting pretty gross in the winter as the snow melts.

  • @joannc147
    @joannc147 2 месяца назад

    Oh, you have the cleanest cages I’ve ever seen, so YAY to you! I had a friend help put my wire cages together…not a good job. I had one boy escape. He’s now my free-range rabbit. I have NO idea how he manages to stay alive. He hangs out with my hens foraging during the day and beds down with them at night. It’s weird! What kind of hay do you feed? Is it comm’l Timothy hay? Good luck with the breeding, hope it went well. New subscriber.

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 2 месяца назад

      Thank you! It took me a long time to get a setup that works and keeps things clean. Early on EVERYBODY escaped it was terrible! I kept the area with rabbit cages fenced with a low fence to keep the amount of chasing down. I'm going to be building new cages this winter. Hopefully take into account all the mistakes I've made the last few years!

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 2 месяца назад

      Thank you for subscribing :) I feed a grass hay, usually a mix of timothy and clover. It changes based on what I can find. I try to supplement with forage and garden scraps and that's been working well!

  • @ChickenDing
    @ChickenDing 2 месяца назад

    Your rabbit set up is going to give your rabbits Bumblefoot!.

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 2 месяца назад

      I hope not! I've had the setup for five years and never had a problem so hopefully that continues.

  • @ElhamNurEsha
    @ElhamNurEsha 2 месяца назад

    মাশাআল্লাহ অসাধারণ

  • @ralphmoore6186
    @ralphmoore6186 2 месяца назад

    I love feeding bunnies

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 2 месяца назад

      @@ralphmoore6186 they are my favorite animal that we have!

    • @ralphmoore6186
      @ralphmoore6186 2 месяца назад

      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden ya bunnies are definitely my favorite animal I love them

  • @GerryVillalobos
    @GerryVillalobos 2 месяца назад

    Looks like a Troy-Bilt knock off

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 2 месяца назад

      @@GerryVillalobos I think so. Earthquake brand. Great reviews! And 400 less. So for a till or two a year it should be great.

  • @ralphmoore6186
    @ralphmoore6186 2 месяца назад

    I hope the rabbits are ok

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 2 месяца назад

    This is coming along nicely. Great job. Thanks for sharing this with us. I wish I had a country place. Id be copying you 😜.

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 2 месяца назад

      @@harrygrimley4352 thank you! We've had a few nice weeks of warmer weather so decided to get some projects done

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 2 месяца назад

    Garden clean up is like thanks giving for rabbits 😄

  • @justineguelas8321
    @justineguelas8321 2 месяца назад

    i miss taking care of rabbits

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 2 месяца назад

    That's awesome. I have a much smaller one of those. Same brand. Corners are the biggest challenges.

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 2 месяца назад

    Very nice. Thanks for sharing this with us. Some good looking rabbits. I've had many kits go a week overdue so be patient. I even had one go three weeks over. I have no idea how. Nature does what nature does. I'm going into fall with too many and no freezer space. So not breeding right now.

  • @heyeverybody5616
    @heyeverybody5616 2 месяца назад

    That’s going to be a game changer! Good for you!

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 2 месяца назад

      Thank you! I'm excited to see how things go next spring. This is the most fall prep I've done so hopefully it will work well.

  • @HdkfdHdjddd
    @HdkfdHdjddd 2 месяца назад

    👍👍👍👍🥰

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 2 месяца назад

    I have a similar problem with tilling. The ground packs hard over winter. So .. manual labor 😊. I go out with a shovel and turn soil by hand first, the tillable oart of the garden can be turned in half a day. Then i till. And mix in compost and till again. ( Its a process) Then i get out if the way and my wife plants.

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 2 месяца назад

      @@harrygrimley4352 new tiller video coming soon - decided to get a better tilling setup for next year. Would love to reduce weedblock use but can't have so much grass and still take care of it all

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 2 месяца назад

    Maybe an update on the bunnies? What you've done choices you've made? Curious.

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 2 месяца назад

      @@harrygrimley4352 I am working on that! Making slow progress on the new rabbitry setup but probably need to do an update anyway

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 2 месяца назад

    Hmmm 🤔. Id rather do my best guess. Thinking hurts 🤕

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 2 месяца назад

      Haha I usually do that too, but I'm trying to get everything lined up for a future garage so figured I better be a little more accurate!

  • @ImnotChuck.
    @ImnotChuck. 2 месяца назад

    Wow! If you are overwhelmed, I can certainly understand. I suggest you don't buy any more tools or lumber or anything else to put in the basement. Clear out all the canned goods from the pantry and turn it into a storage space for the stuff that is on every horizontal surface. Then, clean the space you get rid of a lot of the stuff that's left. Don't do it in a hurry; organize as you go. Only then can you realistically design a workspace that makes sense. Then, shoot another video of the area and the equipment and ask again for ideas.

    • @HomesteadWorkshopGarden
      @HomesteadWorkshopGarden 2 месяца назад

      @@ImnotChuck. that is an awesome idea! I'm slowly working towards that and hopefully will start working on it in November. Garden and outdoor is winding down so time to return to the workshop. Current plan is a pantry under the stairs so the rest of the space can be for workshop projects. Storage and pantry gone from the main space will hopefully make a big difference. Thanks for commenting!

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 3 месяца назад

    Very nice.