Homemade bonemeal/garden update!
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
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A minute in and would like to mention that I put my chicken bones for stock in a crockpot for 2-full days on low..once done the bones will come out structured but when you put pressure on them they will mush between your fingers. I then just make a paste, dehydrate then powder..hth.
I was wondering if that would work, to mae them soft enough before drying out as i make chicken stock baby formula when the pandemic hit....
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Could you explain what chicken stock baby formula is?
There's a lot of great comments here, after boiling and drying the bones should be a bit brittle. If you have a mortle and pestle you could break up the bones a bit before putting them into the blender then sift out the bones. Lastly, you could do what Darcy from The Purposeful Pantry to make it more shelf stable and that is bake it on a low oven for a couple hours to make sure all the moisture is out, she calls it conditioning. I really like your content and adventures.
u do not need to dyhidrate them, just put them in the oven for 1/2 hour or so at medium temp...(watch them often and turn them often) , let them cool down and then pulverize them with ur hands, rock, blender...voila. the cooking time depends in how thick the bones are and i highly recommend to smash the thick bones so the "meat" inside the bones will dry faster. It just experimentation and using the oven is much faster.
Thank you!
I think you might find it easier on your blender if you toss in the chicken bones when you are finished your stock. They will be wet and should be quite soft. Voila! Bone meal mush. Then dehydrate it. Little more difficult with beef and pork bones. I have put those into the pressure cooker (after the initial stock making) after washing them off and then pressure cooking them for another few hours. Then grinding them, and if necessary, dehydrating.
Borage is both edible and medicinal..I use the borage flowers to put in my husband’s salads they taste like cucumber. Just know that once they seed even though they are a annual they will come back all over the place the following year..
Love borage not only for medical uses but it is absolutely beautiful
@@Harmonylovess ~They are so beautiful. I have hesitated to put in the garden beds because of them going to seed but did so this year. This plant was $5.00 for 1-plant years ago in my area to buy. I had had some borage come up on its own years ago but with the drought they all died. I used the Winter Sowing method to grow them, still have 2-plants left in the container figuring out where to plant them and by golly when I saw them a few days later they have developed flowers..in the milk gallon container..lol..nature is so amazing.
@@Fritz0616 simply amazing!! I started my borage using the same winter sowing method and the results are absolutely amazing! I planted the borage near my corn because they also repel against ear worms and I also planted nearby their beauty attract pollinators, I defiantly agree the seeds are rather expensive I also purchased seeds this year for $5.00 thankfully I no longer have to buy seeds again
And the bee's love then too!
@@jenelsliger5108 ~Lol..that is the reason why I planted in the garden beds along with many other medicinal flowering plants.
I have a bag in the freezer for bones. When I get a big batch I pressure cook them. That makes them extremely soft.
I never thought of dehydrating them but I will now.
This is a great idea. Now I can put that bone meal directly on the plants.
I have found here in South Mississippi. That bonemeal works best if you put it in the hole when you plant your vegetables, especially tomatoes. Bonemeal takes a little time to break down and about several weeks. Your plants will get a boost from the bone. Enjoy your videos.
A lot of great comments! Have you had trouble with animals digging at your plants since you put the bone meal at the base of your plants? I do! Basil is awesome for tomato plants as well, to keep the hornworms away! Check out Next Level Gardening.
I have learned through Sally Fallon Morell (the broth queen), that you can make a lot more chicken broth from those same bones. This goes for all meats. After you drain your first batch of broth, add water and maybe some more fresh veggies and herbs and do it all over again. DON'T FORGET TO ADD THE VINEGAR! It pulls all the goodness from the bones and softens them up! I have done it 3 times but she say you can do it many, many times. I'm just tired of it by then. 😉
The broth gets weaker each time but that broth can be used for casseroles and/or add ins. Save the first batch for soups! She also mentions to blend your bones when they are still wet to make a paste that you can freeze and use in recipies. You can dehydrate that too for your garden. She is very informative. And to really get the broth to gel up......add the chicken feet and head! I'm not quite there yet. 😂 Hope this is helpful!
The light stuff you can buy does not have the marrow in it and the bones are bleached and cooked til they are burned. Then they are ground up. That is why the store bought bone meal is a grayish color.
Your garden is going yo love having the marrow and bones!
I never thought to do that. I;ve been using dried egg shells. I used to put bones buried deep in my garden many years ago. Your blades will dull a bit and the container may get scraped but keep working it. It's worth it. Good job
This is awesome I usually purchase organic espoma bone meal in stores i appreciate you for sharing your knowledge! I will certainly be doing this. I am also growing borage as well it’s such a beautiful plant with many medicinal benefits I planted it with my corn because it also repels corn earworms thanks for sharing and God bless you and your family
I love that you make and try new things
I think someone else might have mentioned this too, but when I make my broth I put it in the roaster for 2-3 days. By the time it’s done the bones are so soft. They’re still intact but when you squeeze them in your hand they just fall to mush. Then they go easily into the blender.
When I wanted to start gardening I went to the library and started to read up on it. I read so many books over the winter that I was dreaming about gardening and having this beautiful garden. HA! But in the process of reading all the books from the library I found a two (technically three)books that I added to my personal library because there was so much good information in them that I wanted the book to be on my shelf at home and have easy access to it. One that I found is called "How to grow more vegetables* than you ever thought possible on less land than you can imagine" By John Jeavons
Another one is the "square foot gardening" book that one is more for companion planting than square foot gardening but the information is good. And the last one I found is by Sandal English called Fruits of the Desert because I live in Arizona I want to make cactus jelly and things that live in the desert. It is a handy book to have but it's a hard one to find. Hope this helps you grow a more bountiful harvest.
Congratulations! Your garden is coming along nicely!
PS Sending Love! ❤
Great job. Your garden looks great 👍
Thank you for sharing this!! Your garden looks great!! And I love that you use castor oil, it has so many healing properties.
Dry your rosemary as well. It's an awesome spice for beef and chicken. Also, add fresh herbs to your bone broth you won't be sorry. It smells and tastes amazing.
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Horray! for the bone meal. Your garden looks great. I truly enjoy your videos. GOD bless
Absolutely wonderful content ,
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Incredible video I never thought of making my own before inspiring thank you.
Sharing the knowledge .❤❤❤❤ Your amazing!!
I cut my rosemary branches and put in a pitcher on the dining room table!
Love that lil garden!!!!❤
Wow! That's fantastic! I also thought lighter until I saw the darker inside from the thigh bone. Love little tomatoes - healthy candy! Always a fight to get to the first ripe one between my husband and myself! We had building work done so my rosemary had to be removed so I took lots of cuttings. They took pretty well so my mother-in-law had two but all mine died over winter. Hers grew well and she's since given me 2 healthy cuttings from my cuttings and now they are ready to plant up! Thank you - and I love eating borage flowers, cucumber taste.
Keep an eye on the Borage. It not only attracts beneficial insects but it also likes to spread itself as much as it can. By next year you will have little Borage plants coming up everywhere around the the original plant.
I had four plants last year and still am finding new seedlings. Plus saved a lot seeds of the grown plants.
Tho, apparently all above ground stuff of Borage is Edible. Leaves , flowers, and seed. Haven't tried any myself yet but Make it make.
You will probably need more trellis for cucamelon, but it doesn't have to be anything strong. It takes a while for them to start producing, but about the time you want to give up on them, they go crazy. I finally just sat down and pulled the plants down to me, and harvested them that way. Ended up with 5 quarts.
The garden, is looking good...👍❤️
Been missing you hope you post something soon. You make my day.
just an fyi..14 tomato plants is gonna produce a massive amount of tomatoes to deal with. if youre planning on canning, it helps to freeze them untill youve got all your tomatoes ready.. cool video. Im gonna try my own bone meal. ❤
I freeze mine also , even my cherry tomatoes, until I'm ready to make sauces, pizza sauce , salsas etc....but our 1st tomato of the season we always splurge and have a tomato sandwich, homemade mayo ,salt and pepper on homemade bread ,I'm only making for special times, since my husband's diabetes.
God bless you .
I freeze even my zucchini grated ( flash freeze first ), then vacuum seal .
Enjoying your content 🙏🙏
This is fantastic! I have the same blender so I'm glad you were the ginuea pig hee hee (fyi - egg shells will cause a little damage to the inside of the blender. Did in mine anyway). I am an organic gardner so ... bonemeal promotes healthy roots. You really want to put some in the hole BEFORE planting your plant. A top dressing will probably work too, but generally, in the hole with your soil medium is ideal. Hope that helps you ... AND .... congratulations on your garden!!! Lookin' good!
Your garden looks to be off to a good start. Im kinda new so forgive me if you have covered this. When you need a nitrogen boost and for whatever reason you cant get none, use urine. It sounds gross but it works. If you want to try to add a little extra to the urine, focus on collecting after taking a well balanced dose of vitamins. The vitamin B complex will help you know when the vitamins are affecting the urine. Being small pills they will break down faster than the bigger vitamins. They way i use it most is early on while still in pots. It seems to help when you cant plant yet but should up pot. More in a scenario where you did everything right but weather didnt. Im no scientist but from what i understand is that the nitrogen put more focus on plant growth vs root growth. Needing to up pot or plant it bought me a couple weeks. Also, i bought some cheap marked down pepper plants because its getting late in the season and didn't sell. I got them and let them dry up the soil and get light feeling in the pot. I then hit them with straight urine just enough to wet the top a bit. Then follow with a light amount of water around 3pm to wash it deeper. I usually have to do this every two to three days for about two weeks and those peppers go from yellow to dark green and start to take off. After this point i will keep hitting them with the urine until i up pot or plant. Then i Iay off it for a week or so, let the roots get use to their new home and hit them again maybe? Just depends. If they start loosing that dark green i will. If not and they are gfowing i will just let them alone. Dont want to keep the nitrogen strong for too long or you wont get no fruit. I hope this helps someone. It helped me when i was struggling with money and the plants needed nitrogen.
I noticed you are really clipping the extra leaves off the tomatoes, I am to, it will be interesting to see the results. Maybe a coffee bean grinder would work for the bones also. ❤
So funny about your plant my aunt fbk every one about her "special plant" It is a Cynoglossum Biennial aka Houndstongue, or star flower that attracts bees. It is likely that they were transferred from Europe to N. Am. and now can be found in every US state and Canadian Province.
Great idea for the castor oil and rosemary
Awesome idea. Zero waste 😊
Hi, I love your videos and your knowledge of the Amish and how they can. Do you know any Amish farmer markets in PA? I'm from NJ, and we don't have an Amish Farmers market here.
With the egg shells? You soak them with vinegar.... it helps the minerals leach. I would try that even though it pulverized so well!
if any oil has time to become sticky its old and needs replaced, i do the same with rosemary and lavender in olive oil and caster oil can be put in your eyes at night and works better than the dry eye visine
So cool!!! What do you all think about using your oven on a very low setting for those of us who don't own a dehydrator? Do you think that might work?
I'm really impressed that you managed to produce the bonemeal, I love to watch your videos. But the cost you will have experienced to do it must be enormous.
Bonemeal is a basic slow release organic fertiliser I use it every year in a mix of Fish, Blood and Bone, I can buy 20lb of it for £18, which will last me for a couple of years at least. I wish I knew your name, I hate not knowing... I'm Kath :)
Her name is Leylanie. I’m probably spelling it wrong
PS thx for all your details as I was abe to tell my aunt what she had, hers has pink flowers though it has more than 100 species and the Boraginnae family is Borage exclusive having a family and not just crossed created
You can burn dry bones as they burn well. Then spread on the garden . Easier.
Wow thanks for sharing😊
You go girl awesome!
So, I have heard of bone meal before but not sure the uses for it. Can you explain what you will use it for. Thanks ahead of time.
The borage flowers taste like cucumber
We are curious what state you’re in, are you having a dry season?
Put a tablespoon of Epsom salts below each tomatoe plant now. They will go to town.
Couldn’t you put the bones in the sun to dehydrate, or finish dehydrating? Seems like a lot of electricity to dry out bones.
I don’t have a dehydrator so I use the sun. Cookie sheet with item to be dried and then a drying grate on top to keep the wind and critters off.
I like the idea of using bone meal.
Another option is to put on a cookie sheet put on your cars dashboard or seat roll, all windows up and let the heat from the sun naturally dry them. I have done this many times with herbs but can do the same with the bones it will take longer but it’s free.
Borage is also edible.
Leiloni I have a HUGE favor, I got to thinking if you steam tamales you should be able to water bath them like a RAW pack, well I was kind of right, since you don't add water IN the jar, there are channels that are using the digital pressure canners to do JARRED tamales, do ya think maybe YOU can do a video on water bath canning raw tamales which jjust like when yiou buy at store they cook in your steamer, the masa is perpendicular because of consistency, anyway I thought if anyone can turn a pressure recipe for tamales from 75 minutes in a pressure canner and do it in a water bath and thr CORRECT time you could.....maybeeee?
Maybe put chicken bones in a chipper shredder if you have one.
I miss u making videos ❤
Just remember to companion plant your garden. That plant is comfrey
I’ve read that Borage is very similar to comfrey, but a different plant
I would go to the goodwill store and get a blender just for bones etc. then I wouldnt be taking a chance on my good blender
My puppies eat all bones..lol.. so I don't have any leftovers of bones
Do you have a mortar and pestle?
That was my first thought 👍
Maybe use a pestle and mortar next time?!
when the bones are really dry they are brittle and very eassy to process in the blender...
I am a SHTF canner. First of all you need to invest $300 in a Vitamix. Ninja or any other brand is crap. If you are a pro prepper, bbqer, cook, canner like me, you need to work with professional tools. Don't believe me? Watch some Vitamix vids. I have been using mine for 16 years and the ORIGINAL blades still liquify ALL seeds in ANY fruit you throw in it. NO STRAWBERRY SEEDS will be intact in this machine! Get ready for the food shortage and quit eating your preps people!
Scratch the bone meal into the dirt. Also you could attack small animals because of the bone meal. So heads up.
Yup, I just recently found that out the hard way🤦🏻♀️
@@MakeitMake oh my sorry to hear. I don't know if you could put more dirt or mulch over it to kinda hide the smell. Good luck.
if u can not break them they are not ready....oven oven please.
ps pls b careful that ur pooch dont get into it he will have some gastrointestinal ( bellyache) or tear ur garden up 2nd thing could happen
Another great video thank you. 🤓
Please make a video on the kuku melon. Sorry I butchered the name.
Cucamelon😊
Work colleague of my husband gave us a cucamelon plant last year and it had some fruits. Unfortunately to husband ate most of them and the two I was left with only had one seed each. Which I lost whilst cleaning. So no cucamelons this year. And I looked all around the garden centres if they sold seeds but no luck. 😠 Good luck with growing yours tho you need a much bigger trellis. My plant grew fast and tall once it got going.
Looking great!!! Check out. "A trellis to make you jealous"
I found for tomatoes is a great way to trellis. ❤
I use the hooks with string on them and tomato clips (I use the clips on everything pretty much - EXCELLENT for cucumbers). It's a great system with a lot of support 😊