Jonas was correct about the broccoli. You would have gotten a lot more broccoli if you left it. Why go through the work not to get your maximum harvest? Just curious.
Blanching is a lot like when farmers spray their crops before a freeze. It protects the inside from getting frost bitten but in this case we call it freezer.burn. Wow! I read some comments... Here's what I know... there is one thing the Rhodes family never falters on and that is persistence! The best part is they are raising a bunch of go-getters, too! I love it! Your level of success is immeasurable! Take care, guys! Thank you for another great video!😀
Peel your broccoli stems. The inside of the stems are delicious. Cut into broccoli sticks and dip in ranch raw or just cook them up with your broccoli florets. Corn,peas and beans do best if they are directly sowed. Sometimes you have to seed them a couple of times because birds, moles and other critters like to eat the spouts. I’m glad the cantaloupes got planted. Would have been sad to throw them plant out lol.
@@jeremymaccarthy1180 You obviously have no empathy for Rebekah and her autoimmune thyroid condition. It’s amazing that she’s even out of bed most days. Plus you also have no concept of all the things she does and manages behind the scenes. I’m sure she’s exhausted about 90% of the time.
Great editing on this one today, I love the long shots of the kids doing normal stuff. I know it's all old hat for you guys, but your land is so gorgeous, and it's amazing to see how fast the seasons are changing and the kids are growing so much. It's a golden time for you before they leave the house. I love seeing the abundance you have worked so hard to create on the land come to fruition. Yeah, grass! Take a moment and enjoy it, Justin. Play some old videos and see how much you have changed the land and how the investment of your time is paying off for your family.
Because they have enough for the year, and another harvest means another day's work for more broccoli than they want - a day that could go to more useful work or to doing something they enjoy. But, if they'd have thought of it, they could have kept enough for a few more fresh heads, which they probably would have enjoyed.
I am 69 and we had a garden every year as a kid and it was mostly for canning food to make it through the winter. Potatoes and beans were always our main crop. We always fished, hunted, and had a yard full of chickens. That is how we survived. 👍
I have NEVER EVER until now heard of anybody transplanting corn as a plant. I honestly think that would get you laughed at in the Midwest. No I,m not just a keyboard warrior. I always grow enough sweetcorn for fresh eating and freeze 50 to 100 pints.
If they're doing a years worth of food she needs to start canning. Chelsea on Little mountain ranch knows how to preserve. Could of kept the broccoli in the ground for side shoots
you will not run out of milk so much if you stop throwing away the milk after you have scopped off the cream:- you are wasting food and money!!!!! READ THIS: Skimmed Milk, Not “Skim Milk” -When skimming your milk, it’s best to skim off the heavy cream and the half-and-half cream but leave the light cream. The light cream is then mixed back into the milk (usually by shaking the container each time before pouring a glass of milk). We refer to this as “skimmed milk,” not to be confused with “skim milk” or nonfat milk (0% milkfat) from the store. Heavy Cream - Once you’ve milked the cow and placed it into the refrigerator, the cream will continue to rise to the top of the jar for up to 48 hours. If you allow it to sit a full 48 hours, the very top of the cream will be what’s considered heavy cream. This heavy cream is wonderful for churning into butter, homemade cream cheese, or making homemade ice cream. Half & Half or Thin Cream - The middle cream, just below the heavy cream, will be a thinner consistency than heavy cream but thicker than the cream just above the milk line. This “thin cream” is equivalent to that of half and half from the grocery store. Half & Half is excellent to use when culturing cream into sour cream and can also be great when making ice cream and some other soft cheeses. Coffee Cream or Light Cream - Finally, the very lowest part of the cream is called light cream. It’s just about the consistency of the milk itself, except the color will be that of cream. This thinnest cream is often referred to as coffee cream. This is what we recommend leaving with the milk. The amount left behind will usually represent true whole milk (about 4%).
Truth. We skim cream off and drink the rest of the milk. Also make cheese of all kinds with the milk after cream is skimmed off. I never understood why they throw all that milk out. I make butter and use the cream for so many other things. We use it all. Never throw it out like that.
They don't just throw away milk, they feed it to there animals. They also cream separate, make butter, cheese, yogurt, all kinds of stuff. There life has been pretty hectic in the last 2 years as well. The Rhodes are amazing❤
It can but if it gets to hot you have to get the off shoots quick before they bolt. Nothing wrong with pulling it if your happy with the amount you got off of it. They are also using it for food for the pigs!!
Great perspective a modern day cowboy. 👏 I often put a small stick in the soil where I put the seed so I know whats weed & what I want to keep. It would help the kiddos weed/know what not to pull. I adore how he says yes I want cantaloupe, plants it, says we should keep the brocoli, says he won't harvest it. Advocating for what he wants, doesn’t want, & boundary setting shows a great job of parenting!
I love these videos of normal days the most! They give me motivation to cope with our little homestead struggles. Thank you so much. Bless you all, Happy day!
I think Jonah appreciates the problem solving and He loves his family, no doubt he will go on in life with the skills to run a farm and all that goes with it. I love to see your daughter in the kitchen, she may need to do her own farmstyle cooking show someday, but she is so much more than that. Henry is adorable and loves being a part of everything and having jobs to do. Your other sons are coming right along with responsibility and knowing when to ask for help is commendable. Just seeing them operating vehicles is crazy to me, but learning early gives them the skills. I was a wreck when my kids needed to learn to drive after their Dad passed away. I wish I had let them practice early with him, like you do with your family. I think we have gotten away from giving kids responsibility. Pile it on and be there for guidance. Always the best way. Rebecca is amazing too!
Jonah wants to get more production out of the garden, and instead of seeing that as a good thing Justin throws it back at him “well then you harvest and blanch them.” You actually think one wagon of broccoli is going to sustain a year. So much for not going to the grocery store. Gardening is hard work. Canning; blanching and freezing is all part of the process. Probably end up paying someone to process their garden before long. Oh wait they hired smiley. Half a@@ing it is a waist.
Shelling peas always goes faster with a group. When I was young, my mother said get the peas shelled and I will take you to the lake to go swimming. We would get all our neighboring friends together and would be done in the cooler morning and then would get to spend the entire afternoon at the lake. 🎉
There is so much craziness in the world - I’m drawn to more calm videos. Learning something is also attractive. Planting, harvesting, feeding, etc- interacting with family - all that is a good diversion from stress in the world.
The broccoli will grow another head multiple times if you leave the plant. Then if you don’t want it, give it to neighbors and friends. You can freeze broccoli too.
Have you considered using an audio volume limiter/ booster so that all the audio maintains a volume we can hear and not get out ears blown out from earbuds 😮😊😂🎉 9 min mark is all I could take this time, so sorry 😢😢
Hi.... Justin Rhodes I have missed you and your video homestead how are you all love watching your video homestead beautiful great good job BYE 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋👍👍👍
Ask your roofer to put FLASHING on the roof's edge to divert rainwater into the gutter. Or, you can take a photo of the problem and show it to a Lowe's associate. They will show you the right metal flashing for the situation.
Not sure if I do it correctly, but I blanch broccoli only until I see the first bubbles forming at the bottom coming up to the top of the water after it was cooled down by the vegetables. I freeze them on trays, so that they are loose when I bag them up.
I have titanium rods and screws in my right hip and femur. The accident was 5 years ago and I've never walked the same. Unfortunately the young lad had a lot of trauma and he'll probably never walk the same
Nice grass Justin! Blaze looks good. Too bad you lost a turkey pullet. The corn isn't working out. Water in the root cellar again. I hope you can fix that problem. Good thing you had the equipment to pull Selma out of the ditch. I hope the kids plant the Cantaloupe plants for you guys if they want it. Those are some beautiful vegetables from the garden! Lots of wonderful food for your family. That broccoli looks fantastic! Blanch and freeze the broccoli! Oh boy, her appliances aren't available. That's so tough. I hope she can find some to use to her liking. Getting everything for the remodel has to be a bit of a nightmare for Rebekah! That was cool to see the pig eating the stalks from the harvested broccoli! Farm life is sweet that way! Taco soup. I've never had that. They like it! Shepard's Pie for dinner. Cool, blanch, ice, dry, and vacuum bag the broccoli. Nice! Thanks for this video Rhodes family!
Your son was right, that broccoli would have reproduced many more heads. I think you have no idea how to farm. Making decisions on the fly with such serious matters is not wise. Also pretty much most of those vegetable plants produce food, including leaves which can be dehydrated and used in soups.
Hey y’all. We are huge fans and have watched your family grow for years! Bravo! Just fyi I work in the roof industry and my husband is a waterproofer. We live in Jax, Fl if you would like help with the cellar please let me know. We live watching EVERYTHING. It’s an ultimate goal for us to grow our own food as well. Yes even in the city. We have the property to do so. Let us know and we will help. I believe he has left a comment or two before letting you know we can help. Ty😊
Watch "The Veggie Boys" for vegetable growin tips. Y'all are wasting a lot of the uses for your your broccoli. Do you have a dehydrator for some of the broccoli leaves so they can be used in soups?
Becky should be doing her online shopping in the evening time so she can. Help the family harvest The brocoli shouldn't have been pulled out you can get more heads yet
It's important to keep it real. Life throws you opportunities to make an improvement and you have it mastered. Family is an important factor in their positive results. Great job.
If you have the roofers put a layer or two of shingles turned 90 degrees from how they ordinarily run, along the edge of the roof, underneath the existing shingles, it will slope the rain from the edge toward the middle of the roof, just a little. Replace that flexible downspout with a rigid one that includes an elbow at the end, pointed toward the middle of the roof. Also, I think you could modify an existing length of gutter with some tin snips to make it shallower over that wall. Cut the bottom out, bend the sides up to be the bottom supports and rivet the bottom back to the folds. Seal the heck out of the seams with silicone. You could have a metal fabricator bend one up, or modify some existing gutter.
You know what. I have watched all of all come together when someone needed it. But it’s always kind of late to the game. It’s obvious that art and bri want to be back at their homestead. It’s obvious. Maybe it’s time to step it up and help them get their farmhouse back to a point that they can manage. It’s obvious that not only the stress of a high risk pregnancy but the state of the farm house that they were trying to recover from threw their family into a state of something that didn’t need to happen if community had actually been paying attention and helping. Just saying. I know y’all can make it happen. They are worth it.
Very interesting vlog today. Please don’t worry about being boring, we are here and ready for any adventure offered. Beautiful garden harvest the day after Beef harvest ‘Oh Happy Day ! That garden kitchen is going to be epic for days like today. Better than Hello Fresh. Love y’all ❤️❤️
When you do the past/muted colour shots you should keep voice at the same level as normal shots. It is hard to make out with lowered volume. For any other audio it is fine though. Voice is very delicate that lowering it throws off the average listening level of the rest of the video.
Walkie talkies.... a good set with LONG range/distance.... I'm over here busting out laughing at yall hollering across the field at each other... like WHAT????? 😅😂
Wow, lot of waste with broccoli plants. Save the stems and chop for broccoli/cheddar soup. Plants would have set heads again. Broccoli does not cook in 3 minutes.
I'm sure they'll do a fall planting, but if they want enough for a year, they'll have to do a lot more. They sure have the ability to do it though! I have yet to successfully grow anything bigger than a quarter. 😢😅
I have only one problem scheeling peas. I eat more thenI get put in bags to freeze. I love fresh peas raw. U love peas cook. I just love peas. Can never grow enough. Have to space them out all yr. My peas are almost ready to start picking. Fun and delicious
Jonas was correct about the broccoli. You would have gotten a lot more broccoli if you left it. Why go through the work not to get your maximum harvest? Just curious.
Blanching is a lot like when farmers spray their crops before a freeze. It protects the inside from getting frost bitten but in this case we call it freezer.burn.
Wow! I read some comments...
Here's what I know... there is one thing the Rhodes family never falters on and that is persistence! The best part is they are raising a bunch of go-getters, too! I love it! Your level of success is immeasurable! Take care, guys! Thank you for another great video!😀
Corn actually doesnt transplant well at all. Very stunted unfortunately as it becomes easily root bound
Jonah was right, the broccoli would have produced more heads, not so large but still tasty
Peel your broccoli stems. The inside of the stems are delicious. Cut into broccoli sticks and dip in ranch raw or just cook them up with your broccoli florets. Corn,peas and beans do best if they are directly sowed. Sometimes you have to seed them a couple of times because birds, moles and other critters like to eat the spouts. I’m glad the cantaloupes got planted. Would have been sad to throw them plant out lol.
@@gardengrowinmawmaw8642I know. Ridiculous. Lazy. Typical Rebekah
@@jeremymaccarthy1180 You obviously have no empathy for Rebekah and her autoimmune thyroid condition. It’s amazing that she’s even out of bed most days. Plus you also have no concept of all the things she does and manages behind the scenes. I’m sure she’s exhausted about 90% of the time.
Jonah's right the broccoli will give more heads, maybe smaller but a lot of food
Just in case you don't know. Don't waste those broccoli greens, they are great in soups, used as wraps and stuffed cabbage-like rolls.
not if you have immune issues. Go carnivore!!
For the rest of the family! Only one person has immune issues
There great tasting pork as well❤
They don’t waste anything it they give scraps to their animals or it’s used to compost
Great editing on this one today, I love the long shots of the kids doing normal stuff. I know it's all old hat for you guys, but your land is so gorgeous, and it's amazing to see how fast the seasons are changing and the kids are growing so much. It's a golden time for you before they leave the house. I love seeing the abundance you have worked so hard to create on the land come to fruition. Yeah, grass! Take a moment and enjoy it, Justin. Play some old videos and see how much you have changed the land and how the investment of your time is paying off for your family.
I couldn't agree more❤The Rhodes have worked really hard and have put there whole hearts into that place😊it's beautiful
Brocoli stem is good in soup and stir fry and the leaves can, in some cases, work in stir fry as well
Jonah was right. Why wouldn’t you use the broccoli for 2 or 3 pickings then remove the plant. I don’t get it.
Being lazy 😔
And a control freak.
@@higheriam yes Justin threw his dummy
Because they have enough for the year, and another harvest means another day's work for more broccoli than they want - a day that could go to more useful work or to doing something they enjoy. But, if they'd have thought of it, they could have kept enough for a few more fresh heads, which they probably would have enjoyed.
Yes Jonah, broccoli wil make new flowerheads if you leave them in the garden. You get a second crop.
I am 69 and we had a garden every year as a kid and it was mostly for canning food to make it through the winter. Potatoes and beans were always our main crop. We always fished, hunted, and had a yard full of chickens. That is how we survived. 👍
I have NEVER EVER until now heard of anybody transplanting corn as a plant. I honestly think that would get you laughed at in the Midwest. No I,m not just a keyboard warrior. I always grow enough sweetcorn for fresh eating and freeze 50 to 100 pints.
With how small their corn patch is, it surprises me that they don't do a three sisters garden.
@@dclandram A three sisters garden is very fussy regarding variety, spacing, and timing. Personal experience.
I have done it. Small gardens can do it
If they're doing a years worth of food she needs to start canning. Chelsea on Little mountain ranch knows how to preserve. Could of kept the broccoli in the ground for side shoots
😂
you will not run out of milk so much if you stop throwing away the milk after you have scopped off the cream:- you are wasting food and money!!!!! READ THIS:
Skimmed Milk, Not “Skim Milk” -When skimming your milk, it’s best to skim off the heavy cream and the half-and-half cream but leave the light cream. The light cream is then mixed back into the milk (usually by shaking the container each time before pouring a glass of milk). We refer to this as “skimmed milk,” not to be confused with “skim milk” or nonfat milk (0% milkfat) from the store.
Heavy Cream - Once you’ve milked the cow and placed it into the refrigerator, the cream will continue to rise to the top of the jar for up to 48 hours. If you allow it to sit a full 48 hours, the very top of the cream will be what’s considered heavy cream. This heavy cream is wonderful for churning into butter, homemade cream cheese, or making homemade ice cream.
Half & Half or Thin Cream - The middle cream, just below the heavy cream, will be a thinner consistency than heavy cream but thicker than the cream just above the milk line. This “thin cream” is equivalent to that of half and half from the grocery store. Half & Half is excellent to use when culturing cream into sour cream and can also be great when making ice cream and some other soft cheeses.
Coffee Cream or Light Cream - Finally, the very lowest part of the cream is called light cream. It’s just about the consistency of the milk itself, except the color will be that of cream. This thinnest cream is often referred to as coffee cream. This is what we recommend leaving with the milk. The amount left behind will usually represent true whole milk (about 4%).
Truth. We skim cream off and drink the rest of the milk. Also make cheese of all kinds with the milk after cream is skimmed off. I never understood why they throw all that milk out. I make butter and use the cream for so many other things. We use it all. Never throw it out like that.
He thinks he knows everything and don’t think they read comments.
We're all just learning FOLKS! Don't judge so harshly.❤ Thank you for sharing what you do.
@@reneebulkley1333it’s basic ass knowledge tho or do you really not know you get cream and milk from cows?!
They don't just throw away milk, they feed it to there animals. They also cream separate, make butter, cheese, yogurt, all kinds of stuff. There life has been pretty hectic in the last 2 years as well. The Rhodes are amazing❤
Flash-freeze your broccoli before vacuuming sealing. No water. Get the book Freeze Fresh.
I can't wait to see Jonah run his own farm, if he chooses to do that.
He has so many ideas that get shot down by 🤡 no it all.
Roots and Wings...
I believe broccoli can grow again after the main head is harvested.
It can but if it gets to hot you have to get the off shoots quick before they bolt. Nothing wrong with pulling it if your happy with the amount you got off of it. They are also using it for food for the pigs!!
Great perspective a modern day cowboy. 👏 I often put a small stick in the soil where I put the seed so I know whats weed & what I want to keep. It would help the kiddos weed/know what not to pull. I adore how he says yes I want cantaloupe, plants it, says we should keep the brocoli, says he won't harvest it. Advocating for what he wants, doesn’t want, & boundary setting shows a great job of parenting!
I love these videos of normal days the most! They give me motivation to cope with our little homestead struggles. Thank you so much. Bless you all,
Happy day!
What?
I always plant corn from seed . I thought corn doesn’t like to be replanted🤔.
It doesn't.
I think Jonah appreciates the problem solving and He loves his family, no doubt he will go on in life with the skills to run a farm and all that goes with it. I love to see your daughter in the kitchen, she may need to do her own farmstyle cooking show someday, but she is so much more than that. Henry is adorable and loves being a part of everything and having jobs to do. Your other sons are coming right along with responsibility and knowing when to ask for help is commendable. Just seeing them operating vehicles is crazy to me, but learning early gives them the skills. I was a wreck when my kids needed to learn to drive after their Dad passed away. I wish I had let them practice early with him, like you do with your family. I think we have gotten away from giving kids responsibility. Pile it on and be there for guidance. Always the best way. Rebecca is amazing too!
Jonah wants to get more production out of the garden, and instead of seeing that as a good thing Justin throws it back at him “well then you harvest and blanch them.” You actually think one wagon of broccoli is going to sustain a year. So much for not going to the grocery store. Gardening is hard work. Canning; blanching and freezing is all part of the process. Probably end up paying someone to process their garden before long. Oh wait they hired smiley. Half a@@ing it is a waist.
Let's be real, they had to look up how long and how to blanch the broccoli lmao.
Shelling peas always goes faster with a group. When I was young, my mother said get the peas shelled and I will take you to the lake to go swimming. We would get all our neighboring friends together and would be done in the cooler morning and then would get to spend the entire afternoon at the lake. 🎉
That is a great memory! My mom did the same tactic with various chores when I was a kid. Fun was had by all at the lake😊
There is so much craziness in the world - I’m drawn to more calm videos. Learning something is also attractive. Planting, harvesting, feeding, etc- interacting with family - all that is a good diversion from stress in the world.
The broccoli will grow another head multiple times if you leave the plant. Then if you don’t want it, give it to neighbors and friends. You can freeze broccoli too.
we are not here for the excitement! we are here for the homestead, family and the kids!
Have you considered using an audio volume limiter/ booster so that all the audio maintains a volume we can hear and not get out ears blown out from earbuds 😮😊😂🎉 9 min mark is all I could take this time, so sorry 😢😢
Also bothersome when I watch on TV and have to keep changing the volume.
Have you contacted the company who put the root cellar in?
We tried to tell them.
What is the reason for the blasts of music beyond driving me crazy trying to adjust the volume.
Way too loud.
We don’t need VIRAL . Just YOU keeping it real as usual.🥰🥰🥰
Hi.... Justin Rhodes I have missed you and your video homestead how are you all love watching your video homestead beautiful great good job BYE 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋👍👍👍
Ask your roofer to put FLASHING on the roof's edge to divert rainwater into the gutter. Or, you can take a photo of the problem and show it to a Lowe's associate. They will show you the right metal flashing for the situation.
Not sure if I do it correctly, but I blanch broccoli only until I see the first bubbles forming at the bottom coming up to the top of the water after it was cooled down by the vegetables. I freeze them on trays, so that they are loose when I bag them up.
Jonah seems to be walking with a limp again, I hope he is ok.
I’ve had both hips replaced and there are days when overdoing it can flare up pain in the replacement.
I noticed the limp as well. 😢
I have titanium rods and screws in my right hip and femur. The accident was 5 years ago and I've never walked the same. Unfortunately the young lad had a lot of trauma and he'll probably never walk the same
😂😂 Giddeon havin a moment there with the camera 🤣🤣🤣
slow motion b roll was a nice addition
Corn is not started and then transplanted
Corn can be difficult to tranplant. Might work if you use paper pots or soil blocks 7:20
I like this kind of video best actually.
watchng him herd on that bike warms my heart
It was painful watching you guys pull up broccoli plants that would keep on giving...
This is my favourite type of your videos. Just a daily vlog with the fam
Nice grass Justin! Blaze looks good. Too bad you lost a turkey pullet. The corn isn't working out. Water in the root cellar again. I hope you can fix that problem. Good thing you had the equipment to pull Selma out of the ditch. I hope the kids plant the Cantaloupe plants for you guys if they want it. Those are some beautiful vegetables from the garden! Lots of wonderful food for your family. That broccoli looks fantastic! Blanch and freeze the broccoli! Oh boy, her appliances aren't available. That's so tough. I hope she can find some to use to her liking. Getting everything for the remodel has to be a bit of a nightmare for Rebekah! That was cool to see the pig eating the stalks from the harvested broccoli! Farm life is sweet that way! Taco soup. I've never had that. They like it! Shepard's Pie for dinner. Cool, blanch, ice, dry, and vacuum bag the broccoli. Nice! Thanks for this video Rhodes family!
Your son was right, that broccoli would have reproduced many more heads. I think you have no idea how to farm. Making decisions on the fly with such serious matters is not wise. Also pretty much most of those vegetable plants produce food, including leaves which can be dehydrated and used in soups.
Lmao little Henry not knowing youre not supposed to talk to the camera man, and Austin immediately caving is so cute 😂😍
Hey y’all. We are huge fans and have watched your family grow for years! Bravo!
Just fyi I work in the roof industry and my husband is a waterproofer. We live in Jax, Fl if you would like help with the cellar please let me know. We live watching EVERYTHING. It’s an ultimate goal for us to grow our own food as well. Yes even in the city. We have the property to do so. Let us know and we will help. I believe he has left a comment or two before letting you know we can help. Ty😊
I love broccoli stems for salads. Some can be just cut others need to be peeled first.
Take your blanched broccoli and put into the freezer die a few hours then put into bags and seal.
If you freeze the "wet veggies" before you vacuum seal.... It works great...
Rebekah cracks me up when she mockingly taps on stuff. 😂 I can't stand that when people do that!
Watch "The Veggie Boys" for vegetable growin tips. Y'all are wasting a lot of the uses for your your broccoli. Do you have a dehydrator for some of the broccoli leaves so they can be used in soups?
Not sure if you will see this Justin.
There is an angle part your roofer can add to divert the water into the gutter.
Becky should be doing her online shopping in the evening time so she can. Help the family harvest
The brocoli shouldn't have been pulled out you can get more heads yet
Look at how clean the overalls she wears every video are lol
I have a deep respect for Homesteaders and Farmers.
It's important to keep it real. Life throws you opportunities to make an improvement and you have it mastered. Family is an important factor in their positive results. Great job.
I really enjoy the camera work starting at 2:44 through 3:11 Awesome work!
If you have the roofers put a layer or two of shingles turned 90 degrees from how they ordinarily run, along the edge of the roof, underneath the existing shingles, it will slope the rain from the edge toward the middle of the roof, just a little. Replace that flexible downspout with a rigid one that includes an elbow at the end, pointed toward the middle of the roof. Also, I think you could modify an existing length of gutter with some tin snips to make it shallower over that wall. Cut the bottom out, bend the sides up to be the bottom supports and rivet the bottom back to the folds. Seal the heck out of the seams with silicone. You could have a metal fabricator bend one up, or modify some existing gutter.
feeling privileged with the long video Thanks ❤❤
My exciting day was watering my garden as it did rain as forecasted😊 every day is good especially when I get to grind grains for bread and roll😊
Why are you doing repairs that could/ should be taken care by the roofers & gutter installers?
Wouldn't call that a repair.
The interactions on tarm are my favorite.. your young men and the rest of the children make me smile
You know what. I have watched all of all come together when someone needed it. But it’s always kind of late to the game. It’s obvious that art and bri want to be back at their homestead. It’s obvious. Maybe it’s time to step it up and help them get their farmhouse back to a point that they can manage. It’s obvious that not only the stress of a high risk pregnancy but the state of the farm house that they were trying to recover from threw their family into a state of something that didn’t need to happen if community had actually been paying attention and helping. Just saying. I know y’all can make it happen. They are worth it.
😊for your info. Broccoli should be blanched 30-60 seconds.
I love the REAL LIFE vids y'all to....even about the drain...I keep learning a lot from yall🎉🎉
Plant 3 corn seeds in a hill in the row. Always leave broccoli for a second growth . I freeze the first crop eat the second.
Use "kick out flashing" - typically used where a roof meets a vertical wall but it will work just as well in your situation
Henry is such a helper. Broccoli oh yum !!!
Very interesting vlog today. Please don’t worry about being boring, we are here and ready for any adventure offered. Beautiful garden harvest the day after Beef harvest ‘Oh Happy Day ! That garden kitchen is going to be epic for days like today. Better than Hello Fresh. Love y’all ❤️❤️
🙋🏼♀️🕊 For sure 💞🕊💞🕊. I enjoyed watching the family , thought the was the best,
Loved the video. It’s a busy season in your life, take time to smile!
Preserving from the floor... Doin whatcha gotta do. LOL Great job, Rhodes Family!!
You can replant your corn. It will be fine. Also keeping the broccoli growing to keep harvesting it. Gardening is forever learning.
I would get a big salad spinner for drying out the vegetables
Good idea! I'm taking notes from you 😊
Your videos don’t have to be exciting. We love just seeing your family and your daily activities.
I don't like to be repetitive.
But .. lots going on in the Real World.. Lilly teaching Henery ❤ His first harvest 😂 hands full Mom and Dad .. ❤❤
You guys could use some radios on your hip ❤❤
When you do the past/muted colour shots you should keep voice at the same level as normal shots. It is hard to make out with lowered volume. For any other audio it is fine though. Voice is very delicate that lowering it throws off the average listening level of the rest of the video.
Why didn’t you freeze dry the liver mash?
I love the videos of your regular days!!!!
The fan is a great idea to dry the brocolli!!
Can you grind away the wall enough to extend the gutter past the wall?
Walkie talkies.... a good set with LONG range/distance.... I'm over here busting out laughing at yall hollering across the field at each other... like WHAT????? 😅😂
What a Beautiful life! ❤
Wow, lot of waste with broccoli plants. Save the stems and chop for broccoli/cheddar soup. Plants would have set heads again. Broccoli does not cook in 3 minutes.
Gideon on the pig reminded me of a fun book. "Real Ponies Don't Go Oink" by Patrick F. McManus. Any farm kid would get a kick out his work.
I grew up reading all Pat McManus's books. It kind of shaped my sense of humor...
They plant corn here in W KY zone 7a all the way up to July 4th., so I would think you still have time to start more.
Im confused, are you going to replant broccoli! Is that enough for the whole year
I'm sure they'll do a fall planting, but if they want enough for a year, they'll have to do a lot more. They sure have the ability to do it though! I have yet to successfully grow anything bigger than a quarter. 😢😅
fun video! What a GREAT harvest already from your garden.
I have only one problem scheeling peas. I eat more thenI get put in bags to freeze. I love fresh peas raw. U love peas cook. I just love peas. Can never grow enough. Have to space them out all yr. My peas are almost ready to start picking. Fun and delicious
I don't watch for excitement. I watch to see what y'all are doing each day.
Great start to my day with my coffee! Great video today! Loved it!
Wooo! Lets get this day started!
You are living your best life every single day
I love how you show the realness in your family. It's hard to not get irritated with each other when trying to get things done.
Ooh wow! Looks great in freezer bag, more room in freezer
Thank God you had all those houses to move into
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everything looks so beautiful! bravo!
Enjoy your videos!