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Backyard Fed
Добавлен 18 авг 2019
We are building an urban Homestead. To enjoy the benefits of better quality of food. Escaping the expensive cost of the grocery stores. All the while keeping our house looking like a perfectly manicured yard. Except all the plants and flower garden are going to be edible. But yet still blend in with all of the surrounding urban yards. We're doing a perma culture garden technique, planting fruit trees and raising chickens. Come join us and let your back yard feed you.
Super excited, come see what I found in my garden.
Super excited, come see what I found in my garden.
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My garden has been destroyed
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Completely neglected my garden for a few weeks. So much hard work lost in so little time
Unboxing my mulberry tree from fast growing trees. #fruittrees #garden #homestead #orchard
Просмотров 26Месяц назад
Unboxing my mulberry tree from fast growing trees. #fruittrees #garden #homestead #orchard
Did my garden survive? #gardening #homestead #garden #farming #farm
Просмотров 952 месяца назад
Did my garden survive? #gardening #homestead #garden #farming #farm
How to get rid of fleas and mites in your chicken coop? #backyardchickens #chicken #homestead #farm
Просмотров 692 месяца назад
How to get rid of fleas and mites in your chicken coop? #backyardchickens #chicken #homestead #farm
How fast is chicken composting ??? #homesteading #gardening #chicken compost #growyourownfood
Просмотров 233 месяца назад
How fast is chicken composting ??? #homesteading #gardening #chicken compost #growyourownfood
How I turn a stump into a bird Bath? #homesteading #garden #farm #backyard #outdoors
Просмотров 403 месяца назад
How I turn a stump into a bird Bath? #homesteading #garden #farm #backyard #outdoors
How to get rid of peach leaf curl fungus #fruittrees #garden #farm #homesteading
Просмотров 343 месяца назад
How to get rid of peach leaf curl fungus #fruittrees #garden #farm #homesteading
Foraging oyster mushrooms in the woods.#foraging #mushroom #outdoors
Просмотров 803 месяца назад
Foraging oyster mushrooms in the woods.#foraging #mushroom #outdoors
I got my delivery from fast growing trees. #homesteading #garden #farm #fruittrees
Просмотров 503 месяца назад
I got my delivery from fast growing trees. #homesteading #garden #farm #fruittrees
Spending the day at the beach with the kids. Lake Huron #beach #swimming #summer
Просмотров 153 месяца назад
Spending the day at the beach with the kids. Lake Huron #beach #swimming #summer
I didn't know I could even have this problem. #garden #gardening #homestead #farm #fruittrees
Просмотров 613 месяца назад
I didn't know I could even have this problem. #garden #gardening #homestead #farm #fruittrees
How to cook pheasant back mushrooms? #foraging #cooking #homesteading #mushroom #mushroomrecipe
Просмотров 293 месяца назад
How to cook pheasant back mushrooms? #foraging #cooking #homesteading #mushroom #mushroomrecipe
Remodeled the old chicken coop into our hangout spot. #chicken #homestead #chicken coop #outdoors
Просмотров 413 месяца назад
Remodeled the old chicken coop into our hangout spot. #chicken #homestead #chicken coop #outdoors
The perfect raised bed mix. #homestead #garden #homesteading #gardening
Просмотров 743 месяца назад
The perfect raised bed mix. #homestead #garden #homesteading #gardening
The farmers market is finally here quick little walk through #homesteading #gardening
Просмотров 323 месяца назад
The farmers market is finally here quick little walk through #homesteading #gardening
The best soil you can make. #homesteading #garden #chicken #backyardchicken #farm #prepping #compost
Просмотров 634 месяца назад
The best soil you can make. #homesteading #garden #chicken #backyardchicken #farm #prepping #compost
How to do deep litter bending? #homesteading #farm #backyardchicken #chicken #homestead #chickencoop
Просмотров 2314 месяца назад
How to do deep litter bending? #homesteading #farm #backyardchicken #chicken #homestead #chickencoop
What a mess after the storm #homesteading #garden #backyardchicken #chicken #prepping #farm
Просмотров 524 месяца назад
What a mess after the storm #homesteading #garden #backyardchicken #chicken #prepping #farm
Freeze dried eggs. Rehydrated and taste test. #farm #homesteading #backyardchicken #prepping
Просмотров 484 месяца назад
Freeze dried eggs. Rehydrated and taste test. #farm #homesteading #backyardchicken #prepping
What we have been up to on the homestead #homesteading #farm #garden #backyard #backyardchicken
Просмотров 644 месяца назад
What we have been up to on the homestead #homesteading #farm #garden #backyard #backyardchicken
Having a little snack #homesteading #farm #homestead #bunny #bunnies #rabbit #rabbits
Просмотров 1194 месяца назад
Having a little snack #homesteading #farm #homestead #bunny #bunnies #rabbit #rabbits
Built a tomato trellis out of electrical conduit.#homesteading #farm #garden #tomato trellis
Просмотров 1294 месяца назад
Built a tomato trellis out of electrical conduit.#homesteading #farm #garden #tomato trellis
I hope my chickens can still free range. #homesteading #farm #garden #chicken
Просмотров 1014 месяца назад
I hope my chickens can still free range. #homesteading #farm #garden #chicken
Freeze-dried Pico de Gallo rehydrated and taste test.#homesteading#farm
Просмотров 895 месяцев назад
Freeze-dried Pico de Gallo rehydrated and taste test.#homesteading#farm
How to make chicken compost? The best compost for your gardens.
Просмотров 1485 месяцев назад
How to make chicken compost? The best compost for your gardens.
Thanks for the info. I just saw our rooster do that and I was like "whaaaaat"
Yeah I was pretty confused the first time I seen it
Looks good wish i could have some 😮💨
I would love to share
Soak the cabbage bags in a big tub of water for a bit so it can rehydrate the dried up and possibly hydrophobic soil 😊💧🌱🍀
It's supposed to rain for the next few days. I'm really hoping that helps resolve the issues. It would be nice to be able to bring them back
@@backyardfed2469 That will work aswell 😉🙃🌧
I'm hoping so not good at just giving up. I will try my best to get them to recover.
I hope your video goes viral😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉🎉
That would be awesome thank you
may your garden flourish
Thank you
So it doesnt mean they will give egg?
🤣🤣 nope
I hope it is a black mulberry. The fruit are delicious.
@rogerphelps9939 it is the everbearing mulberry tree. They are delicious.
Why did you plant it in the chicken run?
It will provide shade for them in the summer and mulberry's Drop their fruit when they are ripe So it will work as a supplemental food source and save on the feedbill.
It will grow fast. My dad pruned the middle out later on and tied the branches down with sand filled milk jugs so the branches grew like an umbrella. Easier picking, he would sit in his lawn chair and pick. Hand old cd’s or foil bow ties to scare off birds. Yum berries.!!
I grew up eating mulberries, but my wife has always been against getting one. She doesn't want everything staining purple. After nine years I finally got her to 0k it. I can't wait to get some of those yummy berries
Chickens are smarter then mine. they try to walk into the open gate door. I have to chase them out.
Mine have been known to do the same thing on occasion
Nine & still counting
Just nine, that is all I am allowed to have. I live in the city. It's probably good that I don't live in the country. I would have a lot more.
Encourage dandelion to grow next or near tomato. Because tomato plants love calcium, and dandelion is a good calcium pump.
That's awesome. I have never heard that before. I'll have to do some research. Thank you for teaching me something new.
Pink!? I love that!
This is the first year there producing. I am pretty excited.
Few things bring me as much joy as a big, tatted dude baby-talking his animals 💛
Yeah i'm kind of a softy
Love them lady girls ❤
They are good ladies most of the time
Sorry I just realized you cannot see the oyster mushroom's very well I do apologize
I will put pictures on the facebook page
@backyardfed2469 nah, can make them out enough to know, that you know what you are doing. Tyvm. Just starting to try collecting fungi myself, not easy and can be a bit dangerous. One, right next to another can mess you up, my friend is much more knowledgeable... Tyvm. Be well.🇺🇸😎🙏
Thank you and good luck on your adventures. Always double check. Before eating any of them
@@backyardfed2469 ty. Indeed 🙏🇺🇸
Yummy! Good on you... Be well 🇺🇸😎🙏
Thanks! You too!
Looks like the moon in miniature.
It does I didn't even think about that
Role call
Every morning every night sometimes in between.
@@backyardfed2469 chickens are mightier than they seem 😁
@@lauriewilson4741 They do do a good job of taking care of themselves. I'm just an overprotective chicken dad
Oh no! I have all this free food that won't stop reproducing on it's own. What am I to do?
I wish that were the case, but unfortunately with the potatoes that get left in the ground. They are usually too small to produce anything worthwhile besides for just the plant.
Don't complain about an over abundance of food 😂
Never I just want them in a different spot
So we know one thing to put in the garden after civilization collapses. Also any members of the gourd family that spill seeds when they wrote like pumpkins and cucumbers Etc. The gift that keeps on giving!
Yeah, we get all kinds of things that just reseed itself. I get little squash plants all through my grass i'm assuming from the chickens
I love peanut!❤ I have a lot of chickens, ducks, geese and tiny hairy rooster's. I love them all!
She is such a sweet little girl so fluffy. She is definitely one of my favorites. I do love them all though. I don't think I will ever not have chickens
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It's a yellow jacket that's evolved a different way of camouflage?
That is what it looks like, but I looked it up. It is called a bald faced hornet
that is a bald faced hornet they have potent venom and is the only airborne hive in north america known to be more reactive than killer bees.
You are absolutely right. I looked it up and was able to find it. It is a Bold faced hornet
@@backyardfed2469 by the way its behaving with how rapidly its thorax was pumping like that it was pretty riled up. I believe its nest might be close by, so if this is your yard / property I would be careful of a round white/brown papery structure in your yard, that is their nest. it can be as small as a baseball if its just starting but a bigger hive can easily get twice the size of a football.
It is a Hornet. You are way too close to that.
You're the hornet specialist huh. This guy is military I'm pretty sure he knows what the f*** it is.
You are right. It is a bald-faced hornet. They can be extremely aggressive.
@@tealfractals48 not even bullet can beat beehive. literally nature's Geneva suggestion creatures with chemical warfare. not even we can use anthrax without being charged for it. but anaphylaxis is how these things survived millions of years.
Asparagus is almost impossible to get rid of. We have a stretch of land in central IL that used to be an asparagus farm. After the owner died the state took the land as a wildlife preserve. That was prob 20+ years ago, the fields still grow asparagus every year and the state encourages people to come pick it because they cant get rid of it 😂❤
I wish I had a field like that by me
The dogs will love them and their coat will shine. I get a few hundred eggs a week so I usually give them 6 per dog with their food.
We do give them to our dogs they absolutely love them
Once asparagus has taken root, after about 3 years, it will be around forever unless you intentionally kill it with herbicides.. i put 3crowns down years ago and i have a permanent asparagus patch on my property. Its a wonder plant and taste so good.
I absolutely love the taste of fresh asparagus picked straight from the garden
get back from what? the toad? xD
Talking to the dogs didn't want them to try eating him.
@@backyardfed2469 oh lol yup don't want that to happen
Wash with cold water and dish liquid. Wash like you got axle grease on you but don't scrub so hard you create heat from friction. Then if you think you are too late on washing it off take a box of baking soda in a bath.
Thanks for the tips!
When you take off those long pants and boots be careful not to touch... those oils will get you after the fact.
I am pretty sure that is how my kid caught it last time
I have patches of poison ivy,poison oak and poison sumac......hate every bit of it
Yeah, they all suck. It usually does not bother me. But it gets my wife and kids every time.
Perfect name. Love it
Thank you now if I could just get him to bring me chocolate eggs.
@@backyardfed2469 😂😂
Morel
Thank you didn't even notice. Use voice text a lot. When I am busy.
The only thing i leave the woods with is ticks
Me too a lot of the times
I didn’t know there were mushrooms that inspired the confidence, enthusiasm, and discipline of a person or group at a particular time.
I really need to quit using voice texting. I miss the mistakes quite often
Iook fun 😊
It was 😎
A wild one is eating birdseed here❤
Yeah they definitely love it
Nature always finds a way
Yes it does
Urine probably
Unfortunately you are probably right
let the grass grow back 😂 that must of been months, we moved our coop in to the woods because they destroy everything!
Yeah, just about a month to get the grasp back. Still not all the way in, but it also took a 25 pound bag we spread the grass seed super thick. But they did find every little tiny patch of Dirt that was left.
I’ve met a few people that just sell them at work. Just ask around. There’s a ton of demand for farm fresh anything.
Yeah, we could definitely sell them. We do actually give them away to friends. But I like to save as many as we can. Especially for the winter months when the chickens are not laying as much.
Awesome setup! I wanna be like you with the dogs, chickens, and the garden. Just have three lazy dogs right now 😂
😂❤ I love you
If you are in a location where you can have chickens. I would strongly recommend it. It's been a really big joy for me in the family?
I would love purchase some fresh farm eggs
I will gladly give you some.
I’ll take some
Well i'm located in northern michigan if you feel like taking a drive
Donate to fire stations or to soup kitchens...or glass them
Donating some to the fire station is an awesome idea. I have never thought of it.
Oh, well that’s good to know. Fingers crossed it will stay healthy and show out like yours. Thanks for the info. Be blessed!
I'm sure it will be chewy tree soon. To be really healthy and do well in pretty much every climate
Awesome! Was this from today and what state are you in? Mine hasn’t bloomed yet?
It was yesterday and I am in northern Michigan. What state are you in?
@@backyardfed2469 I’m in Georgia. I was just curious because I planted a Yoshino cherry tree about 2 months ago and hoping to see some beautiful blooms like yours.
Sometimes they don't bloom the first year they need to get established first. Mine only got a few blooms the first year. But it's been like that every year since. Hopefully yours will Bloom soon.