I've read that the Rice needs to be cooked (sticky rice works the best) and cooled before putting into the stocking. When you bury it leave it for at least a month for best population.
hello my name is john and I'm from Australia I am fourteen and live in suburbia keep up homesteading for me so I can keep watching you make my day awesome u make me able to watch it because I cant do most of the things u can thanks for everything
It’s a mutualistic relationship. Without fungus, plants could never had colonized the bare rock. Without the plants, the fungus would have a hard time obtaining moisture and it gets food from the plants. Taught high school science for over 30 years. Loved it
I cannot tell you how much I've enjoyed this channel ever since Justin Rhodes introduced you I don't know how long ago. This was an excellent video. Thank you _so_ much.
there is a symbiotic relationship microbes have with the soil and plants there is an entire web they communicate with each other. You look around and see Natures Beautiful Bounty what a blessing for you to share it with us thnx you so much Art & Bri
your right it is a dream out there. If I were going to go back to a farm, I would model it after what you've done with your homestead. It's organized and balanced. Clean looking as well. Fencing is great and well thought out. Great job.
Also when putting out your cover crop seeds, it is a good idea to lay down straw. Not real thick but enought to keep soil from drying out from wind and the sun. Leave no soil uncovered.
I could not stop laughing when you were describing the pool. I have no idea how you keep a straight face there are probably a bunch of people watching thinking your serious and that makes it even funnier 🤣 I would like to see a video of you trying to catch those naughty piglets 😜
sounds like companion planting I tried that last year with tomatoos and basil worked fabulous. This year it's carrots and they are friends with union, leek, and garlic
An idea for the sandpit, put it inside a 3 person dome tent (or bigger), it then provides shade for the kiddies, and you can zip it up when not in use so no animals pee/poop in the sand :)
I AM ORGANIC GARDENING Hello, friend. Your series on how soil works was so good! I want to watch it again and get a better grasp on it, but I'm struggling to find it. The one where you used props; a piece of garden hose, a block of wood etc., and said to plant sunflowers as a stand-in for a tree (I could have that part wrong; like I said, I need to watch it again!). Can you tell me the title of the series so I can review it, please?
I love your cinematography! Your love for your family and the land shine through in every video. Congratulations on your new baby boy! Blessings to you and your family for sharing with us!
Hi Art , I don't walk well and I certainly do not chase chickens to catch them. It's not good for me and possibly not good for the chickens. Excitement , stress , Adrenalin and all that. So , I use a fisherman's net . They come in various sizes so there is a size for everyone. I use a fairly large one with about a six foot handle on it. Just the thing to reach out and catch a chicken. I doubt if it is actually easier on the chicken in terms of pumping Adrenalin and stress . But it is certainly easier on me . And effective also. So it saves time.
A hanger bent into a v mounted on the end of a can pole makes catching chickens much easier. Hook a leg and or let the pole chase in a boxed area. Fish net idea also sounds good.
I did a survey with Teespring about the tee shirts. I told them that it would have been a good idea to let others know that the tees are from Hanes and Hanes runs small. They need to offer bigger sizes. But, that being said, I love my tee and the color and the feel of the imprint feels like velvet. Great pond, the boys love it. Have a blessed day.
It is so beautiful! You all are doing such a fantastic job! Love your mud puddle, I mean pond! There’s not much little boys like better then a mud puddle. Blessings...
Love your videos! Actually when I was young I really wanted to live in th mountains were my daddy was raised and live off the land but my live turn in a another direction and with it became single and I got I injured and now 60 so Good luck and enjoy every moment of it,
Thank you for making my morning! Now I'm off to my dreadful job but filled up on your amazing lifestyle first! You make the most beautiful videos! Thank you for sharing!
GREAT video today. I really enjoy learning things that (I had not idea about). Very good info on cover crops. Someday, I would like to do this....I just don't have a cow or farm or pig or chicken....etc.
Morning Art Bri Joyful Grace Justice and Brighton welcome to the weekend and to end of a wonderful successful week enjoy the video as always appreciated till the next video God bless everyone and have a wonderful day today 👋 beautiful 👶 baby. 🐖🐮🐄🐐🐕🐈🌱🌱🌱☁⛅🏡👍👍👍.
I follow this channel called weed em and reep.They just finished this amazing pond and when you said you did it too, i was like wow thats great....It was funny.🤣🤣love you guysss
LOL, natural swimming pool! Too funny! I have so many pictures of our boys, and girl, covered with mud. By the way, you do have a beautiful farm. Stay there, enjoy all the improvements you make. It will become more and more fruitful. That is the kind of farm to keep in the family.
I goin' unda da wall, Sam...snort, snort. I love the pool idea. When we lived in Japan, my mom used to fill a huge metal tub with water. I was only four and remember playing in it. That tub was used for everything. Years, later, here in S.C., our baby ducks swam in it, too.
i don't know if anyone told you, but you are supposed to trim the apple trees from time to time & you need to dip your sheers in bleach water....i found this out the hard way by cutting branches & not doing this & ended up killing my apple tree! the fungi are a great idea! ty for the video
I enjoy all your videos and haven't watched even half. A pond is a neat idea I've toyed with the idea of aquapondics. You use stock tanks to raise tilapia and then pump the water from the tanks to raised beds to water and fertilize the plants. The plants filter the fish waste and the water returns by gravity to the tanks. It's a good system for a greenhouse, but the cost is why I've only thought about it, besides the landlord. Roadrunner's still alive. Another you tuber traps coyotes, raccoons, and other predators. He makes some money and the neighbors appreciate the service. Thanks for sharing.
Edible Acres has done a few shows on inoculating his mulch with fungi (in his case commercially productive mushrooms). So most of his trees' mulch is loaded with fungi.
I'm going to try this. I have 4 pairs of hose. I guess I will pick that many different locations to bury it in. Every gardener I know I will offer to share the end results if I can bury some rice somewhere in their garden until a month before planting time. Then I will let it all sit together and see what happens.
I sincerely want to congratulate you about this nice agroecological farm!!!! Kids are so happy!! And cattle too!!! I know this method using half-cooked rice for trapping SEMO (Soil Efficient Microorganisms). The trap must be buried for about a week... And then, those useful inoculum can be increased using some special mixtures (a lot of recipes are available). My best regards from Argentina!!!
Great video as always Art. Love the POND...kids are having the time of their life in it. Just think, if beavers built a dam in your creek (as they did on Boss of the Swamp, you could actually have a big pond and stock it with fish. Have a Blessed day.
Once you have comfrey you will always have comfrey!!!!! I started with one plant..... now I have 8, one where I had a potted one to give away but it sat too long and the root dug through the pot and I gave the potted one away and got a new one -so much for less of it....
another great vid....funny but almost every time I get done watching your vids I say out loud, "OH I wish I had these guys for neighbors, I would learn soooo much", but strangely, I have learned so much and I am a whole state away but you are my YT neighbors, lol....so thanks neighbor
You could use a LONG handled hammer and a LONG nosed, needle-nosed pliers ( or a stick with a split end and perhaps rubberbands for securing the staple ) for those low staples.
We had a tree chopped down and kept all the wood chips. Not that long after sitting they had all these beautiful white mycorrhizal fungi strings throughout. I think they just naturally show up in woodchips.
Communities of saprotrophic ("rotten material" + "plant") fungal hyphae (web) that break down wood chips and above ground plant litter tend to fruit mushrooms to spread their spores by air, mold uses explosive sacs to spread their spores into the air, whereas root-associated endo (internal to the root) or ecto (external) mycorrhizae ("fungus" + "root") form symbiotic relationships with living plants and reproduce from spores in sacs on the hyphae (web) at the roots. Without plants to host them, mycorrhizae tend to die off. The different types are also often vertically separated in soils. So you want both, and collecting above ground litter and below ground feeder roots can help spread the latter. Succession in forests has been shown to correlate with the interconnectedness of plants and so collecting fungal species that can interconnect plants at their roots or decompose material aboveground to feed them will aid succession. When a tree falls and is left to decompose it creates a food pathway for fungal hyphae to create super highways connecting plants. We can replicate this by leaving intact trunks or branches in contact with soil between plants. The white strings aka hyphae (webs) can also be formed by bacteria such as Actinomycetes.
Hi Art and Bri , Actually you can make a real pond. You have some sloped land which makes it even easier. For your source of water you can make a modest ram pump and pump water from your creek to the pond and then direct the overflow back to the creek. No net loss of water to the creek. Except for the initial filling of the pond.. Or you can direct rain water from the roof of your barn to the pond. In essence you are capturing and storing rain water. Once the pond is created , do not do anything to it. Wait and see what Nature does . You will be simply amazed ! Think you can figure out how you got fish in your pond without putting fish in yourself ? I am not certain about this . You will have to inquire yourself but I think that the government will assist in making a pond if it will be large enough. The pond is also a source of water for the fire department water pump trucks. Suppose there is a fire at a nearby farm and the pump truck has run out of water ? They can refill the pump truck from your pond. But the most amazing thing is to see what Nature does with your pond.
Donald Miller I've heard that fish eggs can stick to goose and duck feet, and thats how lakes get stocked in the wild. Do you think there is any truth to that?? Sounds ::cough:: fishy to me ::errrm::
Wambli Peta , I have read the same thing. And not only geese and ducks but other kinds of water birds also. Frogs will also show up seemingly from out of nowhere.
I ordered comfrey roots from the place you suggested. I was sorry not to order a crown or two for more instant gratification. I did not realize the slower growth. It's all good, i enjoy the process of looking for that green each day for the next month or two.
IT IS VERY BEAUTIFUL ON YOUR FARM! THE GREEN GRASS, FENCING, AND ANIMALS MAKE IT A LOVELY PLACE. Not to mention seeing little children running around on the ground thorougnly enjoying it, climbing trees, playing in the dirt, petting and loving the animals, helping in the gardens. It remimds me of my childhood at that exact age range at my Grandads heels. They used to call me Grandaddys shadow. He didmt make a move that i wasnt right behind him or on his shoulders. My Grandaddy passed away when i was 11 yrs old. It was my 2nd experiemce w death but the 1st i was old enough to understand what it meant. He was the only REAL FATHER figure i hv ever had. Even tho it was 37 yrs ago this yr, I still miss him terrible. My life would hv been so much different had he been with me thru my teens and young adult life. RIP GRANDADDY, I LOVE YOU!
OH so good to know that comfrey took a long time to get up from small cuttings. I ordered from your source and it's been three weeks and nothing. I thought it was a fail. Thanks so much. Love your videos. Time to get moving. We have collards that meted canning. Sending you and yours blessings.
Thanks. Good to know. Your pigs get out and I have hen that we can't keep in. She has done damage. I am ready to put her in a pot. Lol. Thanks for reply.
pigs are smart, you might want to use something to secure the wire tight to the ground. I use 2' lengths of rebar with one end bent into a jayhook then pound it into the ground . I do this about every 4 feet.
I want a whole lot more info on the fungi!! Ive wanted to grow and harvest them for so long!! I love the swimming whole you made the boys lol!! I need one for my 11 y.o Boston terrier he loves a pool! He has popped a few of the kids cause if its water he IS getting in!! Art you always amaze me with your intelligence not that in surprised at all! You are just a very vast network of info!! I love how disappointed the pigs was about not getting out lol!! Sorry I jump around a lot! You are probably used to me doing that tho by now!
The boys would enjoy that pond a lot more if there was a diving board in the deep end. I can see Bri swimming laps in the pond to get back in shape after childbirth. Have you considered stocking it with fish? Wish I had a pond! Let us know if the rice stockings work out! That pig sure seemed to know who nailed the fence down!
LOVE your property! But it looks like a haven for copperhead snakes and some timber rattlers? Have yu or the kids ever seen them around? The boys are having so much fun!
I've read that the Rice needs to be cooked (sticky rice works the best) and cooled before putting into the stocking. When you bury it leave it for at least a month for best population.
hello my name is john and I'm from Australia I am fourteen and live in suburbia keep up homesteading for me so I can keep watching you make my day awesome u make me able to watch it because I cant do most of the things u can thanks for everything
in aussie too
jono bmx john hello from london u.k. ☺
It’s a mutualistic relationship. Without fungus, plants could never had colonized the bare rock. Without the plants, the fungus would have a hard time obtaining moisture and it gets food from the plants. Taught high school science for over 30 years. Loved it
I cannot tell you how much I've enjoyed this channel ever since Justin Rhodes introduced you I don't know how long ago. This was an excellent video. Thank you _so_ much.
I died at the "natural pool" bit, I just love your deadpan sarcasm. You get me. ;)
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So nice of you to donate your stockings for such a good purpose, Art!
there is a symbiotic relationship microbes have with the soil and plants there is an entire web they communicate with each other. You look around and see Natures Beautiful Bounty what a blessing for you to share it with us thnx you so much Art & Bri
your right it is a dream out there. If I were going to go back to a farm, I would model it after what you've done with your homestead. It's organized and balanced. Clean looking as well. Fencing is great and well thought out. Great job.
Omg yes you and Bri are living the dream in your own slice of heaven!!! It will show in your kids!! The world needs so many more like them!!!
Love these multi chore videos. Farming is never just about one thing.
Also when putting out your cover crop seeds, it is a good idea to lay down straw. Not real thick but enought to keep soil from drying out from wind and the sun. Leave no soil uncovered.
Oh God, you live a blessed life.
All the prayers for you and your family all the way from India 🇮🇳
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Watching Art and Bri videos has become a part of my life that I look forward to now. That's OK, though. They are good at handling dependants.
Korean Natural Farming! Great way to capture those beneficial fungi and microbes!
I could not stop laughing when you were describing the pool. I have no idea how you keep a straight face there are probably a bunch of people watching thinking your serious and that makes it even funnier 🤣 I would like to see a video of you trying to catch those naughty piglets 😜
LOL. Yeah, it took me a minute to realize he was being tongue-in-cheek about that 'pool'. :D
sounds like companion planting I tried that last year with tomatoos and basil worked fabulous. This year it's carrots and they are friends with union, leek, and garlic
Is there a video showing how you harvested and distributed the fungi once it was collected in the rice
An idea for the sandpit, put it inside a 3 person dome tent (or bigger), it then provides shade for the kiddies, and you can zip it up when not in use so no animals pee/poop in the sand :)
FIuttersBy Great idea!
Art those comfrey leaves are really good for the live stock and great medicinal uses for your family as well
the kids seems to love and enjoy the pond..... great! brings back my childhood days water sport play time..
It is getting to know your good neighbors MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI, Endo & Etco... THANKS for Sharing
I AM ORGANIC GARDENING Hello, friend. Your series on how soil works was so good! I want to watch it again and get a better grasp on it, but I'm struggling to find it. The one where you used props; a piece of garden hose, a block of wood etc., and said to plant sunflowers as a stand-in for a tree (I could have that part wrong; like I said, I need to watch it again!). Can you tell me the title of the series so I can review it, please?
Thank you for sharing your video homestead ART keep it up 🐔🐓🐥🐈🐕🐖🌱🐐🐄🎥👍👍👍
love your place it is so beautiful you are truly bless love watching the kids play in the pond.
I love your cinematography! Your love for your family and the land shine through in every video. Congratulations on your new baby boy! Blessings to you and your family for sharing with us!
Hi Art ,
I don't walk well and I certainly do not chase chickens to catch them. It's not good for me and possibly not good for the chickens. Excitement , stress , Adrenalin and all that. So , I use a fisherman's net . They come in various sizes so there is a size for everyone. I use a fairly large one with about a six foot handle on it. Just the thing to reach out and catch a chicken. I doubt if it is actually easier on the chicken in terms of pumping Adrenalin and stress . But it is certainly easier on me . And effective also. So it saves time.
Its like chicken fishing :)
A hanger bent into a v mounted on the end of a can pole makes catching chickens much easier. Hook a leg and or let the pole chase in a boxed area. Fish net idea also sounds good.
The simplest things can make a child so happy❣
🌻Have a blessed beautiful day🌻
I did a survey with Teespring about the tee shirts. I told them that it would have been a good idea to let others know that the tees are from Hanes and Hanes runs small. They need to offer bigger sizes. But, that being said, I love my tee and the color and the feel of the imprint feels like velvet. Great pond, the boys love it. Have a blessed day.
Thanks for the feedback.
Laughing hard! Poking at the Weed 'em and Weep channel! 🤣Art you really have such dry humor it kills me!
I hate fluff! So thanks for your non-fluffy videos. I love 'em!
Your homestead is stunning, so incredibly beautiful - you make the best videos out there!!!!!!!
Art you make some of the best videos and those baby goats have gotten quite big happy children in the pond I love to see that kind of stuff.
It is so beautiful! You all are doing such a fantastic job! Love your mud puddle, I mean pond! There’s not much little boys like better then a mud puddle. Blessings...
Love your videos! Actually when I was young I really wanted to live in th mountains were my daddy was raised and live off the land but my live turn in a another direction and with it became single and I got I injured and now 60 so Good luck and enjoy every moment of it,
Really enjoyed watching this video! The farm is beautiful! 🐷🐷🐔🐔🌷☘️🌿🎍🌴
Thank you for making my morning! Now I'm off to my dreadful job but filled up on your amazing lifestyle first! You make the most beautiful videos! Thank you for sharing!
You should use over cooked sticky rice! Retrieve it 2 weeks later discarding the black mouldy ones.
GREAT video today. I really enjoy learning things that (I had not idea about). Very good info on cover crops. Someday, I would like to do this....I just don't have a cow or farm or pig or chicken....etc.
Yes your home and land is very beautiful!!!! One day i will live like your family, ive always has since i was a little girl. That is my dream!!!
Morning Art Bri Joyful Grace Justice and Brighton welcome to the weekend and to end of a wonderful successful week enjoy the video as always appreciated till the next video God bless everyone and have a wonderful day today 👋 beautiful 👶 baby. 🐖🐮🐄🐐🐕🐈🌱🌱🌱☁⛅🏡👍👍👍.
I follow this channel called weed em and reep.They just finished this amazing pond and when you said you did it too, i was like wow thats great....It was funny.🤣🤣love you guysss
LOL, natural swimming pool! Too funny! I have so many pictures of our boys, and girl, covered with mud. By the way, you do have a beautiful farm. Stay there, enjoy all the improvements you make. It will become more and more fruitful. That is the kind of farm to keep in the family.
You are surely blessed beyond my dreams!!!!!! God Bless!!
I goin' unda da wall, Sam...snort, snort. I love the pool idea. When we lived in Japan, my mom used to fill a huge metal tub with water. I was only four and remember playing in it. That tub was used for everything. Years, later, here in S.C., our baby ducks swam in it, too.
You are truely blessed!
i don't know if anyone told you, but you are supposed to trim the apple trees from time to time & you need to dip your sheers in bleach water....i found this out the hard way by cutting branches & not doing this & ended up killing my apple tree! the fungi are a great idea! ty for the video
Please keep up posted on the fungus harvest.
I like your gate keeper analogy
You certainly have the right demeanor to be a homesteader. There they go...........
Y’all are amazing!! Love the natural pond! 😂😂
I enjoy all your videos and haven't watched even half. A pond is a neat idea I've toyed with the idea of aquapondics. You use stock tanks to raise tilapia and then pump the water from the tanks to raised beds to water and fertilize the plants. The plants filter the fish waste and the water returns by gravity to the tanks. It's a good system for a greenhouse, but the cost is why I've only thought about it, besides the landlord. Roadrunner's still alive. Another you tuber traps coyotes, raccoons, and other predators. He makes some money and the neighbors appreciate the service. Thanks for sharing.
Really gave you the evil eye... 🤣🤣🤣
Loved this mish mash. Be blessed today. Xx
Did You Ever Dig the bags back up? i cant find any video followup...
Edible Acres has done a few shows on inoculating his mulch with fungi (in his case commercially productive mushrooms). So most of his trees' mulch is loaded with fungi.
Orchids have exactly the same symbiotic relationship with fungi.
I'm going to try this. I have 4 pairs of hose. I guess I will pick that many different locations to bury it in. Every gardener I know I will offer to share the end results if I can bury some rice somewhere in their garden until a month before planting time. Then I will let it all sit together and see what happens.
I sincerely want to congratulate you about this nice agroecological farm!!!! Kids are so happy!! And cattle too!!!
I know this method using half-cooked rice for trapping SEMO (Soil Efficient Microorganisms). The trap must be buried for about a week... And then, those useful inoculum can be increased using some special mixtures (a lot of recipes are available). My best regards from Argentina!!!
Always a joy to watch your video's! Blessings!
Great video as always Art. Love the POND...kids are having the time of their life in it. Just think, if beavers built a dam in your creek (as they did on Boss of the Swamp, you could actually have a big pond and stock it with fish. Have a Blessed day.
Thanks for the video! Your homestead is gorgeous!
Ah man that sarcasm really got me good lol
Once you have comfrey you will always have comfrey!!!!! I started with one plant..... now I have 8, one where I had a potted one to give away but it sat too long and the root dug through the pot and I gave the potted one away and got a new one -so much for less of it....
Yes, that is a dream. I'm dreaming, planning my move to NC!
another great vid....funny but almost every time I get done watching your vids I say out loud, "OH I wish I had these guys for neighbors, I would learn soooo much", but strangely, I have learned so much and I am a whole state away but you are my YT neighbors, lol....so thanks neighbor
Art, Comfrey makes a great 'tea' liquid fertilizer too for the garden. Great vlog as always. Thank you.
"You thought you would never see panty hose on my channel!" LOL
I am very thankful
Love the sense of humor😂. Great episode and lovely homestead!!!
You are living the dream!
You could use a LONG handled hammer and a LONG nosed, needle-nosed pliers ( or a stick with a split end and perhaps rubberbands for securing the staple ) for those low staples.
We had a tree chopped down and kept all the wood chips. Not that long after sitting they had all these beautiful white mycorrhizal fungi strings throughout. I think they just naturally show up in woodchips.
Communities of saprotrophic ("rotten material" + "plant") fungal hyphae (web) that break down wood chips and above ground plant litter tend to fruit mushrooms to spread their spores by air, mold uses explosive sacs to spread their spores into the air, whereas root-associated endo (internal to the root) or ecto (external) mycorrhizae ("fungus" + "root") form symbiotic relationships with living plants and reproduce from spores in sacs on the hyphae (web) at the roots. Without plants to host them, mycorrhizae tend to die off. The different types are also often vertically separated in soils. So you want both, and collecting above ground litter and below ground feeder roots can help spread the latter. Succession in forests has been shown to correlate with the interconnectedness of plants and so collecting fungal species that can interconnect plants at their roots or decompose material aboveground to feed them will aid succession. When a tree falls and is left to decompose it creates a food pathway for fungal hyphae to create super highways connecting plants. We can replicate this by leaving intact trunks or branches in contact with soil between plants.
The white strings aka hyphae (webs) can also be formed by bacteria such as Actinomycetes.
Hi Art and Bri ,
Actually you can make a real pond. You have some sloped land which makes it even easier. For your source of water you can make a modest ram pump and pump water from your creek to the pond and then direct the overflow back to the creek. No net loss of water to the creek. Except for the initial filling of the pond.. Or you can direct rain water from the roof of your barn to the pond. In essence you are capturing and storing rain water.
Once the pond is created , do not do anything to it. Wait and see what Nature does . You will be simply amazed ! Think you can figure out how you got fish in your pond without putting fish in yourself ?
I am not certain about this . You will have to inquire yourself but I think that the government will assist in making a pond if it will be large enough. The pond is also a source of water for the fire department water pump trucks. Suppose there is a fire at a nearby farm and the pump truck has run out of water ? They can refill the pump truck from your pond. But the most amazing thing is to see what Nature does with your pond.
Donald Miller I've heard that fish eggs can stick to goose and duck feet, and thats how lakes get stocked in the wild. Do you think there is any truth to that?? Sounds ::cough:: fishy to me ::errrm::
Wambli Peta ,
I have read the same thing. And not only geese and ducks but other kinds of water birds also. Frogs will also show up seemingly from out of nowhere.
I ordered comfrey roots from the place you suggested. I was sorry not to order a crown or two for more instant gratification. I did not realize the slower growth. It's all good, i enjoy the process of looking for that green each day for the next month or two.
The slow growth ends soon.
If you have too much comfrey - it is also a wonderful healing herb!
IT IS VERY BEAUTIFUL ON YOUR FARM! THE GREEN GRASS, FENCING, AND ANIMALS MAKE IT A LOVELY PLACE. Not to mention seeing little children running around on the ground thorougnly enjoying it, climbing trees, playing in the dirt, petting and loving the animals, helping in the gardens. It remimds me of my childhood at that exact age range at my Grandads heels. They used to call me Grandaddys shadow. He didmt make a move that i wasnt right behind him or on his shoulders. My Grandaddy passed away when i was 11 yrs old. It was my 2nd experiemce w death but the 1st i was old enough to understand what it meant. He was the only REAL FATHER figure i hv ever had. Even tho it was 37 yrs ago this yr, I still miss him terrible. My life would hv been so much different had he been with me thru my teens and young adult life. RIP GRANDADDY, I LOVE YOU!
Love the pool!
Hi I just came across your channel today. Did you end up getting the mycorrhizae stockings back?
Art you are such a smart and fun.....gi.....😂😂😂😂
OH so good to know that comfrey took a long time to get up from small cuttings. I ordered from your source and it's been three weeks and nothing. I thought it was a fail. Thanks so much. Love your videos. Time to get moving. We have collards that meted canning. Sending you and yours blessings.
Yes, when I got my first from March Creek I was sure they were all dead.
But every one came up.
Thanks. Good to know. Your pigs get out and I have hen that we can't keep in. She has done damage. I am ready to put her in a pot. Lol. Thanks for reply.
That is just so funny!!! Your pond!! LOL :)
I bought the shirt. Very happy with it
So glad you like it.
Thanks for giving the option of buying the T-shirt without amazon.
so much info, thanks. Also I love the kiddie pool. LOL
Squirrels or Sasquatch dug up my stockings and expensive organic rice!
Oh my goodness you crack me up!!!!! Love it! Your videos are my favorite
Another great video from my favorite RUclips family!!!
Love your homestead! Absolutely living the dream!
It is beautiful!
if you add oat flakes to the wood chips you should get lots of myco for the apple tree roots
pigs are smart, you might want to use something to secure the wire tight to the ground. I use 2' lengths of rebar with one end bent into a jayhook then pound it into the ground . I do this about every 4 feet.
The thumbnail brought me here. Lol
I want a whole lot more info on the fungi!! Ive wanted to grow and harvest them for so long!! I love the swimming whole you made the boys lol!! I need one for my 11 y.o Boston terrier he loves a pool! He has popped a few of the kids cause if its water he IS getting in!! Art you always amaze me with your intelligence not that in surprised at all! You are just a very vast network of info!! I love how disappointed the pigs was about not getting out lol!! Sorry I jump around a lot! You are probably used to me doing that tho by now!
That is a pretty small pond? That is a really amazing property, I am homesteading here in Michigan and really want some pigs.
Great video. Love the humor. TFS God Bless ~Lisa
The boys would enjoy that pond a lot more if there was a diving board in the deep end. I can see Bri swimming laps in the pond to get back in shape after childbirth. Have you considered stocking it with fish? Wish I had a pond!
Let us know if the rice stockings work out!
That pig sure seemed to know who nailed the fence down!
You can have one too. It was easy.
thanks for the video!
Love your videos.
Another great video & very educational
LOVE your property! But it looks like a haven for copperhead snakes and some timber rattlers? Have yu or the kids ever seen them around? The boys are having so much fun!
Art! You are so baaaaad 😍 Love you and Weed em and Reap