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EP. 55 All or Nothing/ Homestead Shop Talk Podcast
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- This week on Homestead Shoptalk, the boys talk about improving your pasture by mowing and compare mowing machines.
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Sow the Land: / @sowtheland
Lumnah Acres: / @lumnahacres
Hollar Homestead: / @thehollarhomestead
Homestead Shop Talk is a weekly audio podcast hosted by Jason Contreras (@sowtheland), Ben Hollar (@thehollarhomestead) and Al Lumnah (@lumnahacres). Three dudes with different homesteads talking about homestead life, content creation, growing a homestead and building a life worth living for. Thanks for listening!
Honestly, Ben, you live on The Garden of Eden. Biggie grew up on the good stuff, like our grandparents did. That's where our world needs to go.
I typed Buggie! Stoopid phone.
I recall my kids playing in the backyard and just living off the land. They would come in with the front of their shirt covered in cherry tomato juice, tangerine juice, plum, berries etc. and they were so healthy. Never a cold or flu. They were exposed to chicken pox and we almost didn’t notice they each had a few pox on their backs with no other symptoms.
That is why the 1%ers are taking it back and destroying everything.
@@marcialittle7893 RIP Biggie Smalls
I love all Homestead Shop Talk Podcast videos!
My goodness you three guys are the best of my week Love you all and your families.
I look forward to these three brainstorming and just talking. Love it.
Al, there is a guy named Pete on Just a Few Acres Farm in New York State that restores old farm equipment. He might be able to give you some pointers on what to do with the manure spreader. I have seen his and it looks similar to yours but I know nothing about farm equipment except what I have seen on channels I've watched. He seems to be more interested in keeping things working rather than making it pretty so he might be what you're looking for.
Farmer Tyler Ranch also restored one his grandpa used, really interesting cause he took the mechanical bits all apart
@terithibault6717 ~ I subscribed to Pete's channel after so many commenters mentioned him on Al's channel (where he ran the manure spreader for the first time.) Great addition to my homesteading channels!
@@kkeenan536 ~ Thank you! I'll have to check that out. (And trust me, I will.)
@@kkeenan536Farmer Tyler is a must for me. I found him thru Countryview Acres which is my favorite of the homesteders
Thank you Ben, for looking out for us audio only listeners!
Wow Jason, you're getting famous! Look out now, don't get the big head . I love ya man. You're so cute. Lorraine, I don't mean anything by it. I love that God is blessing you so much. Homesteading monthly huh
RYAN HALL Y'ALL IS A FANTASTIC WEATHER SOURCE
1 black air piece, 2 black glasses, 1 black hat, 3 black t-shirts... Will Smith and its Men in Black V4 !!
Love the way everyone tackles the challenges. Kudos guys.
Weather journal! I've been keeping one since I was 15, 57 now.
It's amazing to go back a couple decades, see what the weather was on that day. It's been amazing!
Now look into Darpa and Haarp and geoengineering. They steer and intensify the storms.
We're fortunate to have neighbors that call us and say hey we have a truck load of manure, do you want it. I think next year we're going to set up meat rabbits and that's another great source of fertilizer
Yes, hurricane Beryl hit south texas,we are south of Houston, we have been without power since Monday. The majority of my town has power, but we are still waiting. Big shot out to all the tree trimmers and electrical workers from all over. They are awesome. I really enjoy you guys. Thanks.
So congratulations JASON on your magazine. I think I’ve told you guys I am a community activist for a long long time now and it was a blessing. I’m on a RUclips channel. I have been put in a few books and they use my film to teach young committee act and they’ve asked permission that they could use the teaching purposes and I said yes and that’s it’s an honor but it’s something I do. We’re actually having an event tomorrow at the church because of the hurricane we’re having hot meals out tomorrow 500 hamburgers, hamburger chips and a soda and I think they’re passing out hurricane kits 🌀💜🙏🏽💪🏽
I can't wait until Friday so I can hear you guys talk love, love, love you guys and your family ❤️
Ben, when y'all get your deck done you can can outside! Moving the canner outside was a gamechanger!
I'm sure a local farmer would gladly give you plenty of manure!
Al,Ben and Jason 👍
We're averaging 105* here in Caldwell Idaho. Our norm is in the 90s. Even the thistles are dying.
So pleased you called your daughter by her beautiful name today Ben Love the chat
Yes!!! I never even knew her real name.
Ryan Hall Y'all . Two thumbs up.
I grew up in a converted attic in Augusta, GA. Schools not AC’d, until the year after I was gone. My husband said I married him for AC. He’s not wrong😂😂😂
I went to school in Ben and Jason's town , none of them had air . In fact Nobody I or my folks knew owned an ac. I was almost 30 yrs old before I bought my first tiny window unit, on a really good day it'd cool the room down to the mid 80's😅
Love Ryan Hall he’s great. This past Tuesday night into Wednesday morning where I live in Michigan and we got 5.5 inches of rain. It was crazy.
💕💗💕🙏🙏🙏 great podcast!! 💕💗💕
Awesome job guys , another awesome podcast !!!!! 😊🙏👍❤️
Glad you enjoyed it
@@Homesteadshoptalk always do brother 👍 thanks again and keep them videos coming !!!!!
Replace my window AC unit this year with a modern Portable Air Conditioner that just vents thru window, It works great and reduced electric that's used, I paid half price buying at Auction, didn't really need to replace my window unit, but glad I did, my plans for getting a mini-split are now cancelled !
Note' a one room AC is topic, but I keep bedroom door open to allow the Air Conditioned air to cool the rest of house, augmented by opening windows at nighttime, works for me !
Jason; just get a temporary trailer with kitchen and bedrooms to use then to sell when new kitchens built, elementary !
Hot here in Va. too and no rain until today. We couldn't survive, or at least I couldn't, without AC. Mostly to pull the humidity from the house. The humidity has been brutal. Your potato harvest was epic, Jason. I watched your video of the 3 of you, digging them. Al's chickens spreading the manure was fun to watch...they were running around so fast, like they didn't know where to start first. Thanks for sharing your memories of past summers. Have a Blessed week.
We're in Vermont, I'm in a river valley, and I lucked out with Beryl, but Vermont got slammed pretty hard, on the anniversary of the July 10th flood of 2023. A lot of towns here were really hit with flooding, and I did hear that both NH and Maine were getting some heavy weather, too. Hope all was OK for all of you with the wacky weather around! I always love to listen in to you guys, such a treat! Thank you.💖
Great discussion. Ben, I also had an attic room in semi-desert eastern Washington. I had a box fan. It was brutal!
My husband, from Indiana, called straight down "medium" rain Farmer's Rain
Love the red tails. They keep the garden clear of mice.
Good evening guys.
Thanks every one
Jason, just get some monster tires that will raise you up higher. Turn your mower into a Beast.
Hello 👋 guys, when I lived in Oregon we had a lot of issues with a sharp shinned hawk that is built a lot like a peregrine falcon and about the same size. They rarely attacked fully grown chickens but the red tail hawk was another story. I watched one fold and dive from so far up it was a speck and just before it got to the chickens the rooster alerted them and under the bushes they went. We just accepted the loss and moved forward. They seemed to only be an issue during nesting season until the brood was on their own
I grew up with out A/C. My brother and I got married and left home the same year. With both of us out of the house my parents put central A/C in the house, bought a big TV and bought a new car. It was so weird visiting them and the house being cool and watching that big TV. 🤣😂
Enjoyed your video. You are keeping yourselves really busy.
From scrap to structures.great read jason..
been between 115 and 110 all week, hi Desert, bet you dont miss it. :)
Love your podcast! Thanks!
I love the crows here. They chase off the hawks here, too.
Thanks for sharing guys. Love seeing another side of you all💚
Another great chat. I love to eaves drop on your chats! ❤❤🌻🌻
I love that your commercials they are made for old ladies. We must be your biggest audience 😅
Thats not how commercial on youtube work. It is based only on you. Each of us get different commercials.
I think the commercials are tailored to each viewer, U-tube does that, I get tume, banggood, tower hobby bass pro shop ect..
@@DrHoyt
Doc; Google decides what commercials are aired for anything that has commercials ( customized to person using ) and Google owns RUclips, So' everything you click on, for all reasons, is considered by Gogle Artifical Intelligenc your profile favorites!
Another good one.
Another great podcast gentlemen! Thank you so much. Very enjoyable. Take care and have a wonderful week!❤❤❤
And Al needs to put that spreader under cover to keep it in good working order!
I grew up with no air - dont think they had it yet ? - with every window and door open , upstairs and down , it usually stayed comfortable - days with no breeeze hurt - my swamp cooler in west texas ( dry heat - no humidity ) could blow the furniture out of the house - the little swater pump inside it that lifted the water up from pan and down thru filters made it really nice
Tks for video guys. Keep them coming. Much love to ya. Until next week.
Great job guys
Another big reason for a Flail Mower is because of Rocky ground...
My parents bought a 4-bedroom, 2 bath house in Tampa, Florida, in 1967. It was 4 years old, had an oil burning heater and no air conditioning at all, not even window unts. Eventually, my parents installed central HVAC, replacing the huge wall-mounted "window" unit that my father installed the second day after we moved in. It did well because it was mounted in the living room, aimed at the hallway to the 4 bedrooms.
Great awesome podcast love listening plumas lake California here its been 110 to 115 for the last couple of weeks
Ben, the blackberries you're talking about from Stark is Triple Crown
Historically, as in before air conditioning, the heat of the day was the time for barn work.
That might be cleaning or sharpening tools. Building wooden buckets. Making rope. Cleaning saddles or repairing boots and shoes.
When the heat comes up, find sit-down work you can do in the shade.
Or, just take a nap.
Good job guys
The crows here keep the hawks away. I haven't had any problems with the crows and my chickens. My chickens are black and white barred, and dark brown with light bars. I only lost one to a coyote while they were free ranging. Love these talks, and I also listen to Ryan Hall.
Nondisclosure statement 😂❤
Jason, the hawks will be back. Free easy meals.
I’m a native Floridian 67 years old. We didn’t have A/C in school until 11 grade. We got wall units at home when I was 16. Dad wouldn’t turn them on until it almost 90 in the house. To this day my sister and I don’t really like it so we spend most of our time outside. So as Jason said it all in what you get used to. I will admit I do like it the older I get when it gets into the 100 degrees but thermostat is set at 78. We love the chat keep up the good work guys!
You sound a lot like me! I'm 70 and grew up in southwest Virginia. We never had AC when I lived with my parents. We put window screens in and kept the windows open during the summer. Also had screen doors which helped air flow some. I was about 10 yrs old when my dad finally bought a floor fan for our living room. So now, my son and I don't like the AC very cold. We keep the air conditioner temp at 79 and stay comfortable.
Swamp coolers ... yeh. Where I've lived - no matter where - they were the bane of our existence (Louisianna, Dallas area, now Colorado). Attic fans back in the 60's in Oklahoma were great - not so great now though. Different world we live in now for sure.
On the manure, I asked neighbor down the road with horses. I really wanted it so I went up and asked. He thought I was nuts at first but after a few times he realized I wasn’t crazy and took care of their problem. He told me he thought it would just make weeds in the garden. I explained I am making sure it gets to the right temperature.
I live in AZ in a mobile home.
1 window unit in the living room Kitchen, and 1 window unit in the bedroom.
Alaska Last Frontier - Ivan - trained his chickens against aerial attack by mounting a big piece of white cloth on a long pole and swinging over the chickens so they'd see the shadow thinking it was a predator and they'd head for the coop
Chickens have an inert ability to know this. No training involved. Be careful, some of those "homesteading" channels are fake. They have homes elsewhere and use the one on video to make bank.
My comment was banned.
Many msm channels are fake.
@@5GreenAcres happens to me all the time - usually in screwtube jail for a couple a days
Sorry you fell prey to a fake channel.
Pray you never see 24 inches in 24 hours. When I lived in Houston area we had a tropical depression move on shore and then STOP and dump rain for a full day. We got about 4 inches on the floor in our house. Sitting in the living room watching TV with the couch up on a stack of boards waiting to see if the water would get up to the wall plugs.
🇦🇺One of my favourite memories are when we lived in South Australia, we had fruit trees in the back yard and an almond tree. Us kids would sit in the trees and eat until we were full or ended up in the vegetable patch and ate whatever was ripe. We had an apricot tree, plum tree and peach tree and the almond tree.
Im surprised you dont talk more about torrential rain out here.
I moved here after moving up and down the PNW/west coast. While plent of eain out there it is usually a steady rather than torrential rain.
I stll remember leaving Fayetteville NC coming back up to Fredericksburg,va the first time i got caught in the rain on the freeway. Everyone turned on their flashers to increase visibility to other cars. Love that white knuckle driving.
I am of an age now that i plan trips around the rain now which is fun when making my 9 hour trip from VA to TN. Since weather reports arent the most reliable i check multiple vities along ghe route for when they are expecting rain and check at every rest stop to try and time my journey to avoid the most rain. Just one of the many situations where i wish i was married.
Men are fearless about driving. . . And doing chores that require climbing ladders . . . And . . .
I grew up in a tar paper house in Washington with a wringer washing machine, clothes line without a dryer, outhouse and can remember when Mom sprung for a fan to help on those august days when the temp would top 100°. One of the best ways for us kids to keep cool was to either volunteer to organize canning and bring empty jars to Mom since it was all kept in a cellar like space under the house which stayed relatively cool, or we could clean the duck and goose area which was pretty disgusting but involved multiple hoses washing all that poo away with ice cold deep well water.
Of course, being degenerates, one of our favorites activities when Mom wanted us out of her way was to hang out under the back porch in a separate cellar like space where she kept all her homemade wine, both bottled and the still aging (she was a country alcoholic, meaning too poor to buy her own). And yes, we were known to occasionally wet our whistles with a refreshing, naturally cooled beverage.
Just asking could you guys do a Q&A episode? Or is there the ability to do a RUclips live at the same time as the podcast so we could interact with you. Maybe have the wives in the chat so we could ask you question in real time. Just a thought.
For flail mowers look at Rears manufacturing in Oregon, very durable and lots of different configurations 👍
Ben, I have been following Ryan Hall Y'all for a couple of years, too. He is usually very accurate.
Buggy and I would be best buddies!! I absolutely LOVE ALL THE BERRIES❤😊 and fruit peaches, cantaloupe, watermelon. I love it so much that's my go to over anything else sweet in the summer😊
The grasshopper brand zero turn has an option for a flail for the front of it.
In central Australia when I was working at the mines, I worked there through the hottest part of the year. Each miner's cabin had a swamp cooler on the roof. There, the air was dry enough, so the swamp cooler kept our one room cabins cool.
In Colorado the trailer I lived in had a swamp cooler. The air needs to be dry for the swamp cooler to be effective. The really hot days the swamp cooler best.
Ben what is the place with the spreaders. Noone carries the small ones here and the old used ones are priced very high. I'm in coastal NC ,it seems my growing and harvest season is about a month and half in front of you and Jason.
Terracing helps hold soil despite heavy rain as the lower wall stops it escaping. BTW heavy insulation will help your AC keep the house cool.
I personally watch Ryan Hall y'all or his associates when his not live. I don't really watch traditional TV or TV in general, including the local/Nationwide news anymore. Long story short I really appreciate his channel and channels like y'all's as well.❤
Bringing in maure for the pasture might be ok - but you dont want to use for vegatable gardens
I have a question about catching and saving rain water. If anyone of you can answer this for me I would immensely appreciate it. I have a 24’ foot by 36 foot shop. I want to build a water catchment system and I have access to IBC totes for under $75 a piece for food grade. How much measurable rain has to fall to fill 5500 gallons of storage space. The reason I want to use IBC totes is that they are narrow enough so I can still get between them and the chain link fence. Thanks for all y’all do that makes my work easier and worthwhile 🙏👍🙌💪🐽🐷🐖💪🌈
Back in the day......farmers used to use fresh cow manure and spread it on the fields in the fall.
We got a weird storm with high winds for a solid 26 hours. We got 5 inches during that time. They said it was CYCLONE BERYL. We've never gotten anything like that that I can remember. Even during tornados.
Jason, you need a scarecrow!
All Three do !
Urban heat islands moderate the weather a lot more than most of us realize, even miles away from the urban center, if only because of all the pavement and metal surfaces. Get far enough out of town and the weather is always more severe.
i watch a channel and they had some problems on the farm and didnt get their white turkeys done on time and 1 started laying and they took them in and used a incubator just to see and yes they now have baby turkeys from the breed that are just for meat so now they wont have to buy baby turkeys from mcmurrays anymore lol try it guys you never know hugsssss
We live in a house that's over 100 years old in Eastern North Carolina. It has been so hot this summer. All we have are window units to keep it cool. They work ok but the electric bill is insane!
We got it for a few days it wasn’t heavy rain it was intermittent and the wind
The weather channels have caused many arguments between me and my sister. We finally figured it out. Two separate channels for the SAME area telling two different predictions or "foreCASTS" Everything is about spell casting folks. Get people fighting or arguing about everything.
If the Gulf of Mexico stays as warm as it is for the whole hurricane season , it will be an interesting one. Smart meteorologist know better than to make long term predictions with warm waters in tge Gulf. Ryan Hall is a good one. Have any of you ever thought about making an outdoor kitchen?
Al built an outdoor kitchen, used for seedlings, butchering, a sink for cleaning garden vegetables with woodburning cook stove and a composite bathroom built in back, like the compost bathroom in his portable outhouse with solar panels on roof !
At his other Homestead !
The Amish don't have air conditioning.
During the western adventure, when I stayed in Amish homes, everyone just went to bed after sun set.
Ben- good luck with the Minisplit replacement. We just had to do that. Originally it was around $3200 in 2021. The new one was almost $9k. It’s terrible how everything has tripled in price the past few years.
Loved the podcast, as usual. It gives a glipse into your lives we don't see during the regular YT videos. ~ Jason, I wanted you to know that I paused the video the minute you showed the photo in the magazine and went to the site. $29 a year is amazing! I subscribed, so what I'll do next is go to the digital version of the magazine and read your article.
I just finished your article, Jason. Good job! I can't wait to read all the back issues!
We live in northern AZ and we keep the thermostat at 81 and it is fine. I would be cold at 73. 😅
It cools down at night so far.
Ben, if not pyrotechnics then maybe glass blowing! 😮
When Al goes to two full size tractors, he needs to pass on the Kabota to Jason. Just a thought.
Yes' except Al needs a Skid-Steer, I agree !
It's ALL a new can of worms! 🪱 I love this podcast. It's nice to hear how you guys keep up and relate in your individual homesteads. Many of us are going through similar circumstances, so thank you all for sharing!!
Jason's basement probably a coal furnace
A+++
lol thats why my bed is in the living room my bdrm a/c died so only have living room one with my breathing issues and using oxygen the heat is horrible hugssss
Enjoyed the video 😊
Good morning,
Morning
Where I live they were picking my chickens off like weekly so I got rid of chickens for a year and got new ones and 2 years now I haven't lost one to hawks
7:24 my aunt lives about 5 or 6 miles from Ben & Jason , she is 74 yrs old and never owned an ac.
I have heard that the buffalo ranch sells their manure. I dunno how true that is but supposedly its sold to someone who then resells it to stores?...like bags of cow manure the big boxxes sell