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The Urban HomsteadHer
Добавлен 11 авг 2021
Sharing the homestead passion in an urban setting. Follow me for ideas of turning your in-town home into a homesteaders paradise. I share recipes, projects and more as my family lives out this amazing lifestyle.
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Garden Prep 2024
Просмотров 295 месяцев назад
It is time! Oh HAPPY HAPPY DAY! If you like what you see, feel free to follow us: theurbanhomesteadher the_urban_homesteadher Amazon Wishlist: www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/36BHKQGOBUSGZ?ref_=wl_share
Our Brooder Setup
Просмотров 55 месяцев назад
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Carnage in the Greenhouse (It wasn't as bad as I expected)
Просмотров 416 месяцев назад
Thank you for following joining me. If you would like to follow our families journey in Urban homesteading, you can find us on Facebook and Instagram as well theurbanhomesteadher the_urban_homesteadher Amazon Wishlist: www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/36BHKQGOBUSGZ?ref_=wl_share
My tips for finding Morels
Просмотров 8596 месяцев назад
Morels are one of the BEST mushrooms and one of the hardest to find. Here I take you hunting with me and share some of my tips for finding them. Follow me: Facebook: theurbanhomesteadher Instagram: the_urban_homesteadher
Rabbit Hutch and Hay Feeder
Просмотров 567 месяцев назад
We tend to use a lot of recycled products on our homestead. IBC Totes are one the more useful. Todays video explains a couple of uses we have found for them on our farm. Don't forget to hit the subscribe button for more. You can also find us on Facebook and Instagram
Spring Forage 2024
Просмотров 87 месяцев назад
It is one of my favorite times of the year. The early Spring brings forth so many wonderful, tasty and useful plants that you can forage for your family. This trip, I collected Wild Chervil, Violets, Cleavers, chickweed and Usnea. As always, if you choose to forage, please be responsible. Take your trash out with you and only take what you need as far as plant matter. Being responsible means ou...
Budget with me
Просмотров 12Год назад
Here I am sharing how I budget for my family. The way I do it may not work for you or you may find it to be an inspiration to start your own budget. My Patreon subcribers can get early access to content and more, including the worksheets that I use for my family budget. Patreon: patreon.com/TheUrbanHomesteadHer235 Facebook: theurbanhomesteadher Instagram: the_urban_ho...
Behind the scenes of "The Edgefield Veggie Co op"
Просмотров 245Год назад
The Edgefield Veggie Co-op started in August of 2019. Our co-op has served almost 200 families in our local community since that time. If you ever wondered what it was or how it worked, this video is for you. This is a project that is close to my heart. I truly enjoy being able to offer my time ensuring our community has access to fresh fruits and vegetables. One day, I hope to source 100% of o...
A Quick Look at My Farm First Aid kit
Просмотров 31Год назад
On today’s episode. I share what I keep in my Farm First Aid box in the event I have an animal emergency. What’s in yours? Am I missing anything? Don’t forget to hit subscribe and follow me over on Facebook and Instagram!
Mid Winter Foraging
Просмотров 44Год назад
Join me as I share some the lovely plants that I am currently foraging for in my yard! Do you have any of these growing?
Sour Crop and Tough Decisions
Просмотров 4,5 тыс.Год назад
If you have chickens for any length of time, there may be a day where you run into a case of "Sour Crop" in one of your birds. This video documents what I did when I discovered one of my girls was ill. Unfortunately, she was also egg bound as well. It was a tough afternoon but as homesteaders, this is one of those things that we have to consider. I hope that you never have to deal with this and...
Take a tour of our pantry!
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.Год назад
Today you can take a quick tour of our families pantry set up! Whether you're just curious or you need a little inspiration for your own. No my house is not immaculate, I have children and a husband that tend to spend a LOT of time in the mud. My house is messy and lived in. I look forward to sharing the new year with you!
Touring the Garden and Dreaming aloud
Просмотров 65Год назад
Join me for a tour of my garden and I will share my plans and dreams. I have so many exciting plans for our little farm. I can't wait to see them come to fruition.
First Frost 2022-Bringing in the last of the harvest
Просмотров 32Год назад
First Frost 2022-Bringing in the last of the harvest
You are spose to tip them while you massage the crop...no wonder nothing was coming up...and she got it in her lungs by not tipping her and it went back into the lungs.
Sorry for your loss
Congrats on the NRCS cost share grant!!! 🎉❤
...And thanks for the inspiration! I am headed to my greenhouse. ❤
Forgot you had a youtube channel 🥰 you should send me some pickled peppers here in washington
We might could try to figure it out.
It seems like everything looks like a Morel! Great video, thanks for sharing.
Right? We’ve definitely been “got” by a few pine cones, magnolia cones and sweet gum balls.
@@theurbanhomesteadher Amen to that
So hard, just had my chicken die in my arms to sour crop. I tried so hard to save her:(
SC has the best strawberries I have ever eaten 🍓🍓🍓 I always try to get some from Scotts 😻
You are awesome!! You helped me save my choking rooster last night! The oil helped him get his food on down! 🙏I wonder if east Tennessee or nearby has something like this! I would totally do this for my community! 💞
You could probably start one! If you don’t have a large market or distribution center near by, try talking to the manager at your lock grocery store. Sometimes they may be willing to work with you
You could probably start one! If you don’t have a large market or distribution center near by, try talking to the manager at your lock grocery store. Sometimes they may be willing to work with you
@@theurbanhomesteadher I manage a garden outreach program already and I'm trying to think of how we could do this with some of our overage crops but maybe also coop on things we don't typically grow! I'm trying to think of ways to make it even better! 😻
I am exactly the same way. My daughter has the stomach for it but i dont. I have one suffering rt now from sour crop with all liquid.
I thought you held them head down to empty the crop? I just lost 2 in 2 days. Both crops would fill up fast. I did the on bird this morning and it died. I don't know if ours are/were egg bound but they mad a lot of noise when laying.
I am 6 months into my first chicken layers in central Texas with more than 65 days of 100° plus. Twice have had over heating and appear to have saved both with gradually giving cool and colder water to bring body temp down. Isolated over night she flew to her sisters. Noticed the most aggressive hen attacked her. Maybe mean hen fought her causing heat stress. The violent hen found a new home outside chicken tractor. She will be adopted out to a new home. I put ice in a dog dish in the morning and frozen water melon rine in late evening.
I'm sorry. That's an unfortunate outcome. Aren't you supposed to tip them forwards like a tea kettle during/after the massage so that the crop can drain? Since they can't throw up. Most of the videos I've seen do the massaging combined with tipping forwards but give them breaks from the tipping so that they can breathe.
Oh sweetie , sometimes a women just has to be tough. Hard to do , but you are a trooper. A good mama. Love to you and yours. Kindly, Holyn
I thought you were supposed to tip them forward to get it out
Chickens don't throw up. She was so backed up that it all leaked out. You don't massage it up either. That causes them to aspirate. Usually they are dying at that point. Make sure you're giving them grit and that won't happen.
She has to tip her a bit so she don't asperate...she does have to massage it
Thank you for this. I am dealing with this currently. She is my girl that I have had for almost 9 years, yesterday morning demanded to be handfed as usual and then i noticed her crop was bigger than normal. I have been massaging and giving bits of coconut oil but feel I will give her one last snuggle and end her suffering. It is heart breaking. Thank you for showing the heartbreak that you went through while trying your best to help her.
One of my girls had this, I tried everything, but she was dying, I couldn't watch her suffer and it broke my heart to put her down.
Throwing up all over your dog and cat...
As hard as this video was for you, it helped me to feel better about my chicken. She had sour crop and I tried massaging her crop and a bunch of fluid came out. And the next thing I knew, she flopped over and died. I felt so bad.
Almost the exact thing happened to my Sussex. Quit owning dogs, because of the end- didn’t think losing a chicken would be as bad- but it is.
Same thing happened to my chicken
Just had that happen to me too. I tried to get it up but she died in my arms:(
Just happened to me yesterday I still can’t believe it this exact thing happened do you know why cause I’ve been thinking I killed it and I still can’t believe it pls help
@@tanishkavalavala1891 Sometimes there's nothing you can do. A chicken will eat something that clogs her up like grass clippings. Turning her upside down is a technique of last resort. Sorry for your loss.
Love this video!
How do you make the cinnamon extract i love cinnamon and would like to learn how to make that
Super easy and delicious in coffee. I take Ceylon cinnamon sticks and pour Vodka over it. I use about 6 sticks to 8oz of vodka. Let it set about 2weeks.
Great job! Thanks for the shout-out. I'm so glad we can work together and learn together. 😊
Thanks for the video! It was really cool to see your veggie co-op day and all the time and hard work you put into serving others. ❤
Great video Samantha!
The pickled okra sounds interesting.
It is something my husband grew up eating. I don’t particularly care for it but I do love him, so I make sure he never runs out😂
I'm so sorry. I hope this will help if you have another case. Please look into using Colloidal Silver to treat your girls. Just a little in the water for your girls will stop the sour crop. It kills all the yeast and helps there overall health. She isn't hurting anymore, Don't feel bad you only wanted to help. Much love you and your family
Thank you for the tip! I think I actually have a jar stashed somewhere. I will find it and add it to my kit! Thank you so much for watching and sharing your wisdom
You are the first person I have heard using CS. We make our own and are new chicken caretakers and was wondering why nobody uses it for anything? Thank you for sharing! 💖
Awe...I'm so sorry for the loss...You were great trying to help her ❤
your countertops look like mine -- stuff out, where it can be seen/used; this isn't a show home
Exactly. Thank you for watching!
Oh girl! I love a vanilla tootsie roll as well. Can I ask what you would use boiled peanuts for? I'm Canadian and have never seen it before.
Hi! Vanilla tootsie rolls are THE BEST! So about boiled peanuts....these things are LIFE when it comes to snack time. I know it sounds weird but they are awesome. You eat them just like roasted peanuts. I like them spicy but the kids like them plain salted. Before moving to South Carolina, I had never had them and then it took me a bit to brave up enough to try them. Now they are the only way I eat peanuts.
Oh no,I'm so sorry for the loss of your chicken🥺 I love watching homestead vlogs,but until I started watching them I really had no idea of all the hard work,dedication and compassion it takes to maintain a homestead! Thank you so much for sharing!~Lisa from Virginia
Homesteading really is a passion of love. Lots of work but completely worth the work. Thank you so much for watching.
Use a little Vicks vapor rub under you nose when you have terrible smells, it really helps
I am definitely going to give that a try. Thank you so much for the tip!
Very nice!
Thank you! Cheers!
Awesome video of a real life working pantry!
Thanks so much!
Just a tiny bit of criticism, the music on this video gets in the way of your dialogue. But I'm really lovin' this channel. Keep up the good work!
Thank you! I appreciate the constructive feedback. I am learning some new software to help weed out the excess noise. That event was LOUD. I'm tickled that you like my channel
Just found your channel. Nice work. I appreciate the look-about. In Idaho, I'm in "planning" mode as not much else can happen for a month or two.
Im not a huge fan of the cold and am currently sitting under a blanket ordering a million seeds and drawing out my garden plans.
I want to raise quail
raising quail was fun. I called them "my little birds" and they lived in my greenhouse. I am planning to raise them again beginning this spring.
great video sam!!
Thanks
Sooo yummy, so delicious, colorful smell good and healthy, l like it👍💖😋😋😋
Thank you!