Travis.... you working and talking to those chickens and dogs and them talking back, though we too were listening was too great!! living in the wild ....!! wish i could send you the 3 compost pails of food clippings i bag up every week!! lol...cna you imagine... po person says, well what are you sending?? i think i would have to lie.... hahaha....oh and the hill billy music...too funny, adds character, chip loves the OH brother where art thou music!!! 🐔🐔🐔 oh did i see some baby chickens and cannot wait for goats...woohoo... love them!!
It’s would be pretty funny to send compost across the country 🤣 No baby chicks yet, and we still have some work to do before we get goats.. but it’s on the horizon! Thanks for always tuning in and leaving a comment. We really appreciate it!
I hope your compost decomposes into nutrient-dense soil. I've been reading about the dam removal projects on the Klamath River. Some people call it an ecological disaster; others call it an innovative step to resorting the health of the river. I don't know enough about the situation to have an educated opinion. I do hope that your section of the river clears up soon enough for your family to enjoy it when warm weather arrives.
Yes, it’s been a debate for years… In my opinion, the ecological disaster started a century ago when we started damming this river… But basically what happened was the power company that owned these dams didn’t want to pay for the repairs they needed to keep up with new codes so they sold the dams to the state. The tribes around here have been working really hard to preserve the salmon, and the farms up river really dont want to loose their irrigation and man made lake front property so that’s why there’s some debate. Either way the dams had to come down. It will take some time to make it look pretty again and clear out all the sediment and restore the rivers edges after being under a lake. We will probably swim in it any way 🤣
Yes we do, but once the ashes turn white they loose a lot of the nutrients, but it’s the easiest way for us to dispose of them 😊 The best is the black stuff! So when we are burning outside we try to remember to water it down before it all turns white.
A little bit of everything we can!! Depends on how many beds we can get together lol Some things on the top of the list are peppers, tomatoes, pumpkins and melons.
Travis.... you working and talking to those chickens and dogs and them talking back, though we too were listening was too great!! living in the wild ....!! wish i could send you the 3 compost pails of food clippings i bag up every week!! lol...cna you imagine... po person says, well what are you sending?? i think i would have to lie.... hahaha....oh and the hill billy music...too funny, adds character, chip loves the OH brother where art thou music!!! 🐔🐔🐔 oh did i see some baby chickens and cannot wait for goats...woohoo... love them!!
It’s would be pretty funny to send compost across the country 🤣
No baby chicks yet, and we still have some work to do before we get goats.. but it’s on the horizon!
Thanks for always tuning in and leaving a comment. We really appreciate it!
I hope your compost decomposes into nutrient-dense soil. I've been reading about the dam removal projects on the Klamath River. Some people call it an ecological disaster; others call it an innovative step to resorting the health of the river. I don't know enough about the situation to have an educated opinion. I do hope that your section of the river clears up soon enough for your family to enjoy it when warm weather arrives.
Yes, it’s been a debate for years…
In my opinion, the ecological disaster started a century ago when we started damming this river…
But basically what happened was the power company that owned these dams didn’t want to pay for the repairs they needed to keep up with new codes so they sold the dams to the state.
The tribes around here have been working really hard to preserve the salmon, and the farms up river really dont want to loose their irrigation and man made lake front property so that’s why there’s some debate. Either way the dams had to come down.
It will take some time to make it look pretty again and clear out all the sediment and restore the rivers edges after being under a lake.
We will probably swim in it any way 🤣
Thanks for the information. Hopefully, the river will be healthy again soon.@@suntimefarm
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Do you keep the ashes from the fires for the garden?
Oops ! 😂 Just seen the rest of the video. Sorry, I went to make a cup of tea and missed it first time around 😅 ❤😅
Yes we do, but once the ashes turn white they loose a lot of the nutrients, but it’s the easiest way for us to dispose of them 😊
The best is the black stuff! So when we are burning outside we try to remember to water it down before it all turns white.
What kinda stuff are you planning on growing?
A little bit of everything we can!! Depends on how many beds we can get together lol
Some things on the top of the list are peppers, tomatoes, pumpkins and melons.
Homegrown tomatoes are 1000% better tasting (and more nutrient dense) than store bought tomatoes.
@@MrDontcareify true that!!