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Thank you I find this very helpful and am going to add wood chips to my chicken run

Swiss chard is a biennial that you can get multiple harvests from. Leave it at least until you need the space or after it goes bitter next year. Also looks like many of your plants are suffering a nitrogen deficiency. Lots of carbon (like wood chips) can soak up the nitrogen in trying to compost itself. Without legumes or even just a more developed (more years of production) bed, you probably should find an acceptable nitrogen source for around your plants.

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First time on your channel. Great informative subject matter. I was wondering if i was seeing her do that or if she was kicking at sticks or something. She is a cutie. And that was a great teachable moment. Children will do whatever it takes to get your attention! I thought you handled this situation well, no sense to redo. This is real homesteading. We have children, we have pets, and those are real things that happen. You spoke to her, and that's how children learn to figure out farm life. So cute. Went right to the subscribe button. I bet you will show her this video when she gets older! Thank you for the info and the chuckle.

The “tree stars” are ragweed, high protein content, high biomass production. To fix the clay you need to get the carbon content up. That means organic material from wood chips, from root mass, root exudate, exc… 2-3 grass = 2-3 roots that’s what has been there for quite some time.

Loving the vlog.

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Epson salt water ratio?

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What about protection from aerial predators?

Comfrey is the plant you couldn’t remember with the purple flowers. Also if you haven’t tried them yet, purple asparagus tastes better than the green (higher sugar content).

Your starts looks so nice & healthy. I agree with you, the peat pellets do not break down and they suck all the water/moisture away from the seed /plant. 😊

List of things to do with starting your seedlings (some minor for getting a few% better results): 1.Mix some soil from the garden into starting mix (plants develop relationship to soil bacteria much better when young) 2.biochar (cheap, needs “charged” will greatly help keep soil moist) 3.Over sew (the first seeds to sprout are the healthiest [of like kind] cull the weaklings 4.when the tap root finds the bottom of the pot it starts lowering its potential final size of the plant.(probably not an issue until deeper better built garden beds, but will prevent you from getting the biggest possible) 5. Watering plant leaves is OK when they open for rainstorms or dawn/dusk (foliar feeding is giving nutrients beyond just water through the leaves) 6. If you are fortunate enough to have neighbors with gardens, share seeds. Naturalized saved seeds will be the best and you can make sure they don’t use the gmo. Also if you have several plants, even if the gmo are near by most of your seeds will be clean and by over sewing you will get good starts. 7. Main issue with the tap water is chlorine (and similar chemicals) sterilizing the soil. Plants can’t get minerals from the soil on their own. They need the soil life to make it water soluble (which they do intelligently) or us to force feed them soluble minerals like an iv.

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I am impressed.

You didn't remove the scab, is it necessary to remove it?

Awesome stuff. I just bought a homestead and looking forward to building my own mobile coop. Good life. I might do short handle so I can drive it while walking backwards.

Got it. Thanks

Why do you have to remove the scab

What would we do without zip ties. (well actually we used to use baling wire before twine was used on hay bales) Gaps in the coop should work well. I remember my first thought when I was a kid. My parents told me the burning trash barrel was hot, don't touch it. As I reached out to touch it, I was wondering what hot meant. I quickly found out.

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You'll have to separate him from the others just in case the others might get it or take that other goat and put it away from that goat and clean that area really good. Sanitize everything and then re-bed back. Then you'll have to sanitize your shoes from going in and out of the barn and take that deer and bury it somewhere and then sanitize the chicken coop deers carry a lot of diseases. I'm just giving some advice

My two chicken kids are in the laundry room. Too cold for them outside in the run and coop even with a heat source. Poor squirt was hypothermic. And that was at 20 degrees. Now we are in the neg.

If you want to grow something inside in the winter you should try micro dwarf tomatoes. They only get 8 to 10 inches tall and can be grown in a 6 inch pot. I have some free extra seeds if you want to try them. I enjoyed growing them last year and they actually produced little cherry tomatoes. I grew green beans a south facing window a few years ago (actually in the 90's). Gives you something to do at night.

My main crop of tomatoes comes from determinate tomatoes. They produce a lot more than indeterminate in my area (zone 8B Texas). Hybrids usually gives you more disease resistance. Nothing wrong with hybrids unless you want to save seeds. None the seeds available to home gardeners are GMO. All seeds start out as hybrids, and after the line is stable they become open pollinated. Indeterminate varieties due tend to taste better. I find micro dwarf tomatoes are fun to play with in the winter, since they only get 8 to 12 inches tall.

Greaat video! I always save seeds from my herb beds too!

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Couple quick seed starting tips: add a little bit of your soil from your garden. If the plants are not inoculated with you native bacteria early enough they will not form a relationship with that bacteria and be less able to get nutrients out of the soil. Also a little bit (very little as it’s potent stuff) of liquid smoke will help with germination. It simulates after fire conditions that is a trigger for many plants to sprout.

Those goats are just the best!

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Super cool and useful way to keep growing through all the seasons! Really enjoyed the style of this video too!

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Thank you!! I was wondering if the rubber bowls would be better than the chicken watered in the winter. Cute that chickens have their preferences, all three sets of hens I have found them nuzzled in the piles of straw in the run. Inside the coop they love a deep pile of wood chips and outside the only scratch around with a little bit of straw and they leave the 5 inch layer inside there little teepee in their run so they can huddle in and be cozy ❤

I love that you pointed out the rubber tub trick. I've done that for years and it's the best thing. If you've got power to the coop, a light inside at dusk will get the little chicks to go in. I've had a very aggressive dominant hen that beat up new birds badly. It worked well for me to put her in time out for a week and let the rest of the birds integrate and then when she goes back in with them she takes a few days to reassert herself with the older hens and the new ones were left alone. I haven't figured out how to add young roosters yet.

5:45 Warm oatmeal can be difficult to digest and will remain in their crop causing sour crop and potentially death. I learned the hard way.

Nice sharing, how many eggs they lay per year, and what you feed them mostly?😊😊😊

Thqnk you for sharing nice video, love the way you presented in this video, love to see your chicken and greenery around. 😊😊😊

What a great idea. Going to Grocery store getting old produce. @Simple Life Reclaimed. I can hear Gary "Oh Yeah" lol Heh heh MeL

Oh you said wood chips i thought you said witches.😅oops

Should i be soaking my chickens feet in epsom salt everyday? Or doni leave the bandage on for a few days?

Ive got all the supplies to treat my hens bumble foot. Instead of the V spray (feedstore didnt have any on stock) they told me Iodine is good and better than using Hydrogen peroxide. ?? So I apply the Blucote before applying the iodine and Prid??

Supplemental light will help your chicken keep laying. GMO plants will only be commodity crops like corn and soybeans. You won’t find any gmo plants in the hardware store. Unless you were removing the tomato boxes, best practice would be to cut the tops and leave the roots in the ground. Also that gel coating in the tomatoes prevents sprouting. Hopefully the unsolicited advice is helpful.

That’s the wrong thing to do, you need to cut open the core and squeeze out the infection then cover up that’s the only way

We just did the same thing you did the first time yesterday to two of our chickens. They are doing fine, but I wasn't able to get any infection out. 🙁 thank you so much for this video. I've been trying to figure out where we should go from there. So grateful!

Put her food & water up on couple of bricks

Yes, very helpful! THANK YOU!

Just wanted to know: you are using the Blu-Kote germicidal and fungicidal, not the Antispetic one (the one with white cap). I’m asking because I see there are three different Blu-Kate sprays and wanted to know if I have to use a specifically one for bumblefoot cases. Also, if the scab is greatly swollen? Do I have to cut it? Or it’s going to deflate with multiple Epsom sault bath?

My chicken has bumble foot I have been treating her it looks good but I don't know why she doesn't walk or stand up for a period of time. Can you please help new to having chicken.