MY MORNING ROUTINE ON THE HOMESTEAD
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- The morning routine is pretty simple right now as it’s mostly just feeding the animals. Come late winter and spring we will be able to start our garden. I’m sorry about the microphone being in the shot the whole time, I got this fixed now.
Nothing better than zero debt. Congratulations
Thank you!
I am so thankful I came across your RUclips channel! What a wonderful little homestead🏡🚜🐓🐕🐈⬛🐖🐷 I am starting from the beginning, so I can have the back story. Love the pigs❤! We moved to Tennessee in 2000. We are transplants from Georgia. My husband & I were both raised on family farms. We miss that life. I am excited to follow along & watch you guys make your way on this new journey!
That’s wonderful! Welcome to the channel!
Just started watching your channel and figured I would go back to the beginning!
Welcome 😃
Another good one
Greetings from Ireland
Greetings from Kentucky!
I love your determination to be self-sufficient
I’m a new subscriber I watched your most recent video showing you moved into an Amish house and are debt free! Decided I’d go back to the beginning of your videos and watch. I enjoy RUclips videos I don’t watch “regular” tv anymore and farming are the ones I enjoy the most. Looking forward to watching more! I noticed your electricity and plumbing is installed and I’m wondering how long you’ve been on your land now and how long it took you to get the “creature comforts” installed? I don’t see any recent large patches of disturbed land where a septic system was recently installed so I suspect you’ve been there for a considerable amount of time already? Just curious about your journey. Hope you get home to see your family & friends, but I think it’s fantastic that you are willing to work hard and put in the sweat equity to make your house a home. Congratulations!!🥰❤️🇨🇦🙏🏻
Welcome to the channel! We moved to our property June 25, 2022! We had septic, plumbing, electrical and the downstairs of the house done by the end of august! Now we are working on the upstairs!
@@ThePasturedHomestead wow you sure don’t waste any time do you?! I’m sure looking forward to watching many more videos and who knows maybe you can earn some farm income from your videos like Coghill or the Rhodes. 🥰❤️🇨🇦🙏🏻
@@leannekenyoung Well thank you for watching :)
You guys are off to a great start.
After the military we purchased our 5 acre home in central KY as well. But have only done meat birds and egg layers so far.
Nice work. 🇺🇸
Thank you, Good for you guys! Thats Awesome!
Beautiful landscapes
What a wonderful home and farm you guys bought. It’s great that you found it, even if it was a long haul. I love pigs and yours seem so mellow. I’m happy your video popped up in my feed! 😊
We love our Idaho Pasture Pigs! They are very gentle and wonderful grazers!
You have really been getting the subscribers quickly!
Hi from Niagara falls Ontario canada
From Sweden and got this video as a recommend from youtube. New to the channel and I love it. Congrats on the farmstead.
We have some cornish cross hens and roosters around 8 months old. they are breeding and the hens have started laying. we will run some tests in the incubator soon to find out if we can hatch them.
Nice job, Zach. Grandpa liked it too. Miss you!
Love Kentucky! I groomed Morgans and Saddlebreds near Bardstown at one time. Good luck building your home and farm. I raised Jersey Giants for the freezer this year. They turned out really well. You seem to be well rounded, practical and destined to succeed!
Ashlyn really wants a horse! I hope the Jersey Giants turned out well. We are close to butcher day for our New Hampshire flock.
Great vid! Penelope is just the best! 🤣 Playing catch-up watching videos now! Stay safe 🙏🏼🙏🏼🥰
Great job! Love it!
You all have done a lot…beautiful!!
Great job. My niece and her husband sold their brick house located in a subdivision in the edge of Tenn/Ky border. It was a big nice house but, they sold it and had enough equity to purchase a property in Ky. That had a small parcel of land and a double wide on it and another small storage bldg. I believe.They plan to build on it later on. Paid in full- debt free, they too are in their twenties. You all are rockin it! Smart moves!!
Wow, congrats to them! That’s wonderful 😃
Watch cog hill, very informative, videos and homesteading.
😍 love your farm. My youngest son was born in Kentucky 47 years ago I hope to show him Kentucky soon we live in New Mexico now .
Thank you! We love it here. My girlfriend (ashlyn) is from New Mexico!
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Just found your channel and think this is so amazing what your doing!!! Greetings from Massachusetts!!!
Hello! Thank you so much and welcome to the channel!
Ya I’ve got an awesome place ,,, enjoy watching yr videos 😊
Thank you so much!
The sawdust is wonderful for you garden row pathways.
Thats a great idea! I wasn't sure if it would be too light but we will definitely use it in the garden next year.
Like your videos but if you can get a clip on microphone it would be better because you cut out when talking.😊
new to the channel 🥰🥰🥰
Welcome! I hope you enjoy!
@@ThePasturedHomestead thanks 🥰🥰
That sawdust would make excellent compost for your garden and walkways
Absolutely! We are using it as bedding and then we will take it to the garden next year!
Thx
Sorry, how much acreage do you have? Looks like a good size parcel?
We have 26 acres
How did you meet your neighbors? Happy for you! And thank you for the videos 😊
Well we met our neighbors for the first time when they came over to greet us with goodies. We've been good friends ever since. They've introduced us to their family and we have introduced them to ours!
@@ThePasturedHomestead Wow! That’s the good ole days that never left Kentucky or the South. I’m in Tennessee. You are truly blessed!
Why did you choose Kentucky?
Mostly price of land but also weather, cost of living, taxes etc
I hear that the American Breast Chicken is a very good breed that may meet all of the sustainability needs that you have mentioned?
The American Bresse chicken is a great breed! We tried buying those this year but everyone was sold out!
what proof do you have that you can't breed cornish cross?
Well, just what ive heard.
If you can’t hatch babies from the meat chicken how do the people you buy them from
Cornish are a hybrid chicken between a black Cornish and a Plymouth Rock. You could make your own Cornish cross if you had those breeds. Black Cornish are hard to find
The genetics of cornish cross are owned by several of the big corporations like Tyson. No one can produce true cornish cross with out their breeding stock. Raising Cornish Cross is directly supporting the industrial chicken industry.
Sooo, do you have 26 acres, plus another 10 that is by the creek? You could bag that sawdust up, and sell it, you know... Let me know if you ever want to sell any, land I mean...lololol!
We have 26 total! I know i didnt word that right lol. We plan to use that saw dust for bedding. Im sure itll go quick!
Routine
Your volume keeps going way down hard to hear you
We were still trying to figure it out in our early videos. Hopefully that has improved with our new ones!
just sub to your channel, Later and Good luck
Welcome!