This is the stuff I want to hear! We have plans and dreams of owning our own property and raising animals. But I want to hear it all, not just the beautiful parts people put on Instagram but all of the things. Thanks so much for sharing!💛
Id love for you to do a podcast with redmond salt, jills podcast with them is one of my favorites! Id love to learn more about good salt and its benefits
I think when you are a "softie", you learn to pay more attention to your animals. You start preventing, thinking ahead, studying more and asking people questions. Then it gets easier and easier.
So excited to discover a fellow bluenoser on your channel Lisa. Just scrolled through the IG acct quickly. Holy sourdough baker! Can’t wait to explore all her offerings. Be the way, we are called Bluenosers after our world class schooner built here, in case the reference may be confusing. Definitely Nova Scotia proud.
“The birthing aspect” it’s funny how many have no idea i A rancher is a walking zombie during birthing season. It’s seriously hard beyond hard. But worth every moment.
This was interesting. I hear the difficulties of homesteading. But it can be very uninspiring for beginners. When I watch Lisa on “Farmhouse on Boone”, she makes things sound easy. Just a matter of fact. As if there isn’t the option to fail. Only a moment to learn and try again. Thanks for sharing. 😬
Yes. We are in suburbia. And we have a garden and chickens. The chickens we got have MG and it has been emotionally taxing to frantically research everything and make decisions and treat it. I’m curious how I would handle the emotional toll of larger animals with disease; I imagine not well. But maybe I should just go for it one day
Interesting listen but I found you both focused more on livestock then crops. But then again livestock I guess would be more work. I eat mostly vegetarian so it makes no sense for me to ever keep live stock. Just a few chickens to help in the garden. I also live in the burbs so to get larger animals would mean a lot more expense.
This is the stuff I want to hear! We have plans and dreams of owning our own property and raising animals. But I want to hear it all, not just the beautiful parts people put on Instagram but all of the things. Thanks so much for sharing!💛
So interesting to relearn the lives our great grandparents lived.
Honest words. Thanks ladies 💝💝
Id love for you to do a podcast with redmond salt, jills podcast with them is one of my favorites! Id love to learn more about good salt and its benefits
I think when you are a "softie", you learn to pay more attention to your animals. You start preventing, thinking ahead, studying more and asking people questions. Then it gets easier and easier.
Lovely episode thank you!
So excited to discover a fellow bluenoser on your channel Lisa. Just scrolled through the IG acct quickly. Holy sourdough baker! Can’t wait to explore all her offerings. Be the way, we are called Bluenosers after our world class schooner built here, in case the reference may be confusing. Definitely Nova Scotia proud.
Thanks for the explanation!
Great info!! Thank you!
“The birthing aspect” it’s funny how many have no idea i
A rancher is a walking zombie during birthing season. It’s seriously hard beyond hard. But worth every moment.
This was interesting. I hear the difficulties of homesteading. But it can be very uninspiring for beginners. When I watch Lisa on “Farmhouse on Boone”, she makes things sound easy. Just a matter of fact. As if there isn’t the option to fail. Only a moment to learn and try again. Thanks for sharing. 😬
Yes. We are in suburbia. And we have a garden and chickens. The chickens we got have MG and it has been emotionally taxing to frantically research everything and make decisions and treat it. I’m curious how I would handle the emotional toll of larger animals with disease; I imagine not well. But maybe I should just go for it one day
My sister and her family raises 100% wagyu! East Texas area. If you are ever down in the area you should check them out!
I can relate about animals dying I get so attach
Reminds me gotta go feed the chickens!
Interesting listen but I found you both focused more on livestock then crops. But then again livestock I guess would be more work. I eat mostly vegetarian so it makes no sense for me to ever keep live stock. Just a few chickens to help in the garden. I also live in the burbs so to get larger animals would mean a lot more expense.
Does she has a you tube channel