@@BellsFarming the old ways..to string up plants..cut loops from small childrens socks or small panty hose. Using this method looped around the plant and hanging twine either looped in or tied. Allows the plant to creep better up the twine, since the stretchy fabric gives to the growth of the steam.😊
thanks too you and Shane for making us non farmers feel welcomed...and part of the gang you guys are great at explaining things too us in plain talk and not making us feel like outsiders.....❤❤❤
Thank you Molly and Shane 😊 Always great to hear from my neighbors in Maine 👍🏻 Hope you're doing well, stay safe and take care my friends 🫶🏻 God Bless 🙏🏻 Appreciate you!💚
I have been growing and selling tomatoes at our local farmers market for years. I live in a northern climate and I grow approximately 1700 -2000 pounds of tomatoes in each of our 30 ft x 100ft high tunnels. Our growing season is short and cooler here in Alaska with a 120 day season average. But, our long days make up for the short growing season. I remove the first suckers on the plant when they are very young and I encourage the plant to produce as many "leaders" as the plant can in May and June. I use a product called "tomahooks" to tie the leaders to a single overhead cable. They are low cost and reusable. I space the plants at 5ft on center and use 6-10 tomahooks per plant for support. When I was growing on a single leader, I would average 8 lbs per plant. With multiple leaders I now average 35 -40 lbs per plant. I do this with 25% less plants due to having a higher leaders numbers per plant and the quality and flavor is amazingly good. The big advantage of growing in a high tunnel is that I can control the moisture and the life cycle of the plant. I have never gardened in a hot climate so I do not have any experience with your growing conditions. Looking at the yellowing of your plants at such a young age, I would guess they could use a shot of magnesium and sulfur. A tablespoon of Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) in a gallon of water and applied as a foliar spray should help with the yellowing issue. Prior to planting, I spoon a tablespoon of Epsom salt into the bottom of the planting hole and stir that into the soil and then plant.
So much information!! Thank you so much for sharing with me. This year has been an experiment with the garden. We have started sweet corn season and I can see that I don’t think tomatoes are for me. I don’t have enough time to give them proper care.
OMG , that would not be my style of managing bees . My Gramps used to keep bees but he did it old style , a hood and a smoker . Molly , you never cease to amaze me , you are the real deal for sure . Yes the lawn is a chore for sure . I used to have a nice back yard looking at the mountain , a great spot to hang out in the summer , actually spent very few days there during the summer , too busy ...
Thank you for updating us on your tomatoes, and your poultry. I used to keep bees, enjoyable. Where I live now they are not allowed, restricted community. So good to see you.
Hey Molly - thank you for sharing another part of your life…very cool! I love the ducks too, always have since I was a kid, my dad used to coach Pop Warner football, and while he was coaching my mom would take me over to the man made ponds that were in the park and there was always a flock of ducks there and we would feed the ducks while we were waiting for my dad to get done coaching…oh and thunderstorms. I love to fall asleep to the sound of rain on a tent and the smell of rain in the air, there’s nothing like it and rolling thunder in the distance. Garden looks good, cant wait to see how the tomato’s turn out. Thanks for the update. 😊
Loved the ducks and chickens. I would be in my glory with all them. Tomatoes will probably take off now that Maine is getting a little more sun than rain but a little rain is good. I did miss the dogs. Thanks for making my Sunday night
Well Molly too bad you got stung and I am in the same boat- day 4 from stung on the elbow mowing. Swelling almost down but joints still sore. Potent little critters, cannot imaging wrangling like you do. Seriously lovin the garden too. Best to you'all till the next one
Nice video Molly ! About the tomatoes if you leave the suckers they will grow more tomatoes but they will very small because they are putting more energy in to growing the stem. You still can cut the suckers off when they are big I do. You can also run another string to one and have another stem.
THANK U for sharing your Sunday with us. It surely has tangible and appreciably HELPED my day. ...don't quite know just HOW nor WHY? [smiles, wink] ...but we always need to know everything...just to KNOW, FEEL, and ACKNOWLEDGE that it WORKS/it's WORKED. May U, Shane, and the rest of the Bell Farms crewe, there,...have a delightful, safe, and productive/efficient week, month, and back-half of the year ahead. Thank U, again, Molly, for sharing and caring as U do, and here -- again -- have.
Moll nice when you can enjoy going for a visit and be glad to get back. Everyone from your animals to your employees seem very happy, you have such a positive attitude you just glow and it seems to be contagious. Keep up the great job.😊
No breaks for you how sad,,,, the chicks are multiplying , the bees are buzzing and the ducks are laying.. sounds like a song don’t you think …have a good week. your place looks very nice..love you guys ,…
Thanks, Molly; always good to see you at work. We've also had some warm days in Cape Town recently, upper 20's. In summer 40°C is not all to uncommon inland. Down here it tends to be dry rather than humid. In the Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal and the Lowveld the humidity can be a problem. If one can strip off a bit, it does help; although one couldn't really do it in front of a class! Skin cancer is a problem here, as our sun is pretty fierce.
Priceless! Oh to take a moment to just sit back silent and listen to nature in all it's glory. There is not enough money to buy what you guys have there.
The chickens and ducks waiting to get out were like the viewers waiting to watch the tomato footage lol. Great video miss molly your garden is certainly way ahead of mine. Have to replant pretty much everything
Love the video. You doing your Sunday chores. There's not much time off for you it seems like you're always busy doing something. Beautiful as always. ❤
I’ve got a descent garden on my farm,, lots of different varieties,, my best is my rhubarb for pies,, hope your having a great day 😎 ordered some t- shirts, red one ( farmall guy)
In theory, after you prune tomatoes, you'll get less, but better quality, bigger, tomatoes. I've found it makes for a more organized looking garden, but it also saves the plant from undue stress in heat and dry times. Meaning, it has more energy to take care of it's self.
Thank you for sharing. Glad your Chicken's and Ducks are doing good. Nice too see them. The garden looks like it coming along well. You have Bees too? That's so cool. Honey bees here in Michigan are doing to good lately. Been getting fewer and fewer over the last couple of years.
Hi! We have tomato plants that sometimes start to yellow and there’s a fertilizer for them, it’s a lack of something in the soil. I bought it a Lowes but tractor supply probably has it. It brought them back to green in about a week or so. I can find out what it is if you like. Really like your attitude makes my day😊❤️
Great video Molly as always! Not sure if you know about the onion trick?Didn't believe it at first when I heard that years ago, but after a wasp bite I tried a fresh cut onion chunk on the bite .Applied on the bite for at least 15 minutes or longer and only a little bump with very little discomfort and of course on the back of the head but it actually worked.So its worth a try depending on the location of the bite and not sure if that will work on bee stings as the stinger is usually left inside the bite.You might have to wrap the onion with a stretchy bandage wrap to your skin to carry on with jobs!. Lol
Thank you Molly and Shane! Have you ever heard of companion plant planting? I plant eggplant with tomato plants. What happens, in my experience, the beetles go to the eggplant and leave the tomatoes alone. I've been doing this for the past few years, it works. Try looking up companion planting for tomatoes. Good Luck! .... who knew Potatoes were so interesting (they are). I have yet to grow my own. Thanks again!
Been sub'd for a while. Great content all around. Good luck with the garden, sure looks nice. Nice back piece! I thought it saw it in the one last week or so.
Hi Molly ! Hope your trip to your dad's was great. You ask about suckers on tomatoes . Yes if you leave more suckers you'll get more tomatoes but they'll all be smaller. The less main shoots the bigger the tomato.
Good evening Molly, Your garden is looking great. From my experience if you don’t pinch off the suckers the tomato plants get bushy but since the plant is using more energy for the leaves etc. you will likely get smaller tomatoes. We have already picked 3 ripe tomatoes and 4 or 5 pounds of green beans.
Hi Molly - I never suggest beekeeping without protection it just takes one sting and you could be in trouble. When I first started beekeeping I had no idea if I was allergic so I bough an EpiPen needless to say after my 1st sting I was ok so no need for the Epi pens. I always wear a ventilated jacket or a veil no matter, especially when weed whacking around the hives. Not sure if you left the queen in the cage for a few days or not and adding a frame of brood and drown out comb from one of your other colonies willl keep the bees in the nuc. Wow I didn't see that coming I am down to 7 hives and let me tell you its a full time job after coming home from my full time job ha ha ha. I just pulled about 2 ten frame mediums off the hives today and hope to get at least a 5 gallon bucket at least ( roughly 60lbs). Maybe 1-1/5 buckets I'm hoping. I have people lined up for it lol. How sweet it is :)
Greetings from north of the 49th. Growing up out in British Columbia, we always had chickens. They couldn't wait to get out in the mornings. You are bringing back memories. Thanks. Continue with your great videos. ❤
Hi Molly boy you have them DUCKs eating right of your hands ... That's so Cool . We had 5000- Chickens . By the way did you enjoy your time with your FATHER I hope you did . My Father was in the KOREAN VETERAN . But soon after he Past away. I was only -6- yrs old . Tomatoes looking good does Shane like eating them. If not the Deer do Lol. God bless you and Shane and your family and Animals 💞 nice to see all of them running out to see you Molly😊
mornings for me is chores always, cats dogs garden trees shrubs and my wildlife friends in winter. With wildlife friends i now have bees here about 70 hives on my place so i keep water full for them.. so that way they have enough for themselves and honey i will get this fall. Then it is work e-mails,.. and with that comes,.. drawings of homes buildings for work and then,. Then when all that is done,.... everyone is taken care of....... then it is me time.. breakfast and fun e-mails and you-tube videos which yours is top of my list....... unless i am gone on business or travel. Like yesterday and this morning. but hey life is an adventure right? so i live it as i see it. Just as my grandparents raised me to live life the fullest and always strive to make myself better and smarter by learning new things. and potatoes hahaha i thought i knew so much.. but i knew nothing.. thank you Molly ? Shane and Bells farms... awesome!!.
I hope that your vids continue a long time. I have several lives that I watch who have done fabulously. FabRats and Matts Offroad Rescue. FabRats is great at building Offroad vehicles and Matt is, too. Another is Dirt Perfect. I think that they’re models of success here. Both have been able to enlarge their businesses with video expertise. They have techniques down Pat. Happy Sunday evening from N WI.
@@BellsFarming There are three companion garages. Each is genius at something. Chad’s Fab is too good. He’s philosophical and a big fake doing fabulous vehicle rewiring from the ground up. He’s so bland and then he gets into one of his projects and becomes wildman. Chad does wiring for Matts and FabRats.
Hey Molly, I was curious in what was those special treats you gave the ducks and chickens....They were happy! Keep up the great videos... I watch em all! Be safe, stay happy!😁
O ya I used to keep bees and love them but don’t have the time it takes ! When I semi retire I getting bees again and loved the challenges of getting locust honey ! It’s the best and tastier of the honeys it’s top shelf! And yes I’ve also been burnt up with them a time or two 😫😘! I learned there noise when they didn’t what me messing with them and would go back another time unless it was a problem in hive ❤️✌️🐝🐝🐝
I like, I like! Molly you are a wholesome person with down roots living. Pretty soon little Mollies will be in the outdoors with you learning the beauty of enjoyable work.:)
Hi Molly, your tomatoe plants have really grown since you last showed them. I still have tin cans around my tomatoes but I would like to also try some type of trellis for them. Maybe a wire hog panel….not sure. One thing that I do know Molly, you could stop traffic in a gunny sack.!!! Thanks for the update.
You definitely made my Sunday. Country girls are the best.
And they grow great tomatoes
"Less is more". I agree with that. Just the simple thing and nothing extravagant. Words to live by, Molly!
Yes! With everything
@@BellsFarming the old ways..to string up plants..cut loops from small childrens socks or small panty hose. Using this method looped around the plant and hanging twine either looped in or tied. Allows the plant to creep better up the twine, since the stretchy fabric gives to the growth of the steam.😊
Neat lady ,I like her she's down to earth also very good looking.
thanks too you and Shane for making us non farmers feel welcomed...and part of the gang you guys are great at explaining things too us in plain talk and not making us feel like outsiders.....❤❤❤
Thank you so much for watching :)
Thank you Molly and Shane 😊 Always great to hear from my neighbors in Maine 👍🏻 Hope you're doing well, stay safe and take care my friends 🫶🏻 God Bless 🙏🏻 Appreciate you!💚
It’s awesome to see what your Sunday entails. Well done properly caring for those creatures!
🐥 🦆
I have been growing and selling tomatoes at our local farmers market for years. I live in a northern climate and I grow approximately 1700 -2000 pounds of tomatoes in each of our 30 ft x 100ft high tunnels. Our growing season is short and cooler here in Alaska with a 120 day season average. But, our long days make up for the short growing season. I remove the first suckers on the plant when they are very young and I encourage the plant to produce as many "leaders" as the plant can in May and June. I use a product called "tomahooks" to tie the leaders to a single overhead cable. They are low cost and reusable. I space the plants at 5ft on center and use 6-10 tomahooks per plant for support. When I was growing on a single leader, I would average 8 lbs per plant. With multiple leaders I now average 35 -40 lbs per plant. I do this with 25% less plants due to having a higher leaders numbers per plant and the quality and flavor is amazingly good. The big advantage of growing in a high tunnel is that I can control the moisture and the life cycle of the plant. I have never gardened in a hot climate so I do not have any experience with your growing conditions. Looking at the yellowing of your plants at such a young age, I would guess they could use a shot of magnesium and sulfur. A tablespoon of Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) in a gallon of water and applied as a foliar spray should help with the yellowing issue. Prior to planting, I spoon a tablespoon of Epsom salt into the bottom of the planting hole and stir that into the soil and then plant.
So much information!! Thank you so much for sharing with me. This year has been an experiment with the garden. We have started sweet corn season and I can see that I don’t think tomatoes are for me. I don’t have enough time to give them proper care.
appreciate your videos, i have great respect for your work and how you live. Thankyou for sharing
OMG , that would not be my style of managing bees . My Gramps used to keep bees but he did it old style , a hood and a smoker . Molly , you never cease to amaze me , you are the real deal for sure . Yes the lawn is a chore for sure . I used to have a nice back yard looking at the mountain , a great spot to hang out in the summer , actually spent very few days there during the summer , too busy ...
I learned my lesson with the bees. Swarms are clam. But there are 4 hives of bees that are not so calm right there hahah I will wear a hood from now!
Thank you for updating us on your tomatoes, and your poultry. I used to keep bees, enjoyable. Where I live now they are not allowed, restricted community. So good to see you.
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing Sunday with us. You're getting so busy you need an assistant soon. Have a good week Molly. Shane too.
Hello Molly.. Your chickens are as spoiled as ours… And you’re just an Angel with your wings 😊 … Thanks for sharing your Sunday with us 😊
That is a true farmers farm…lol, the chickens and ducks are the icing on the farm cake…lol
you look great like always
Beautiful wow friend
@@jonshepherd6456 yea beautiful great same thing for me haha
It's all that junk in the trunk
Definitely corn raised
Hey Molly - thank you for sharing another part of your life…very cool! I love the ducks too, always have since I was a kid, my dad used to coach Pop Warner football, and while he was coaching my mom would take me over to the man made ponds that were in the park and there was always a flock of ducks there and we would feed the ducks while we were waiting for my dad to get done coaching…oh and thunderstorms. I love to fall asleep to the sound of rain on a tent and the smell of rain in the air, there’s nothing like it and rolling thunder in the distance. Garden looks good, cant wait to see how the tomato’s turn out. Thanks for the update. 😊
Thank Edward! 🫶🏻👍🏻
@@BellsFarming UR welcome my friend!
Loved the ducks and chickens. I would be in my glory with all them. Tomatoes will probably take off now that Maine is getting a little more sun than rain but a little rain is good. I did miss the dogs. Thanks for making my Sunday night
Well Molly too bad you got stung and I am in the same boat- day 4 from stung on the elbow mowing. Swelling almost down but joints still sore. Potent little critters, cannot imaging wrangling like you do. Seriously lovin the garden too. Best to you'all till the next one
Thank you! Happy healing! 🐝
Nice video Molly ! About the tomatoes if you leave the suckers they will grow more tomatoes but they will very small because they are putting more energy in to growing the stem. You still can cut the suckers off when they are big I do. You can also run another string to one and have another stem.
THANK U for sharing your Sunday with us.
It surely has tangible and appreciably HELPED my day.
...don't quite know just HOW nor WHY?
[smiles, wink]
...but we always need to know everything...just to KNOW, FEEL, and ACKNOWLEDGE that it WORKS/it's WORKED.
May U, Shane, and the rest of the Bell Farms crewe, there,...have a delightful, safe, and productive/efficient week, month, and back-half of the year ahead.
Thank U, again, Molly, for sharing and caring as U do, and here -- again -- have.
I appreciate no intro bs, just you folks doing your thing.
Agree!
Nice, ty Molly for your update. Rain makes corn...an potatoes...😅
I love how you share every detail of your day-it makes me feel like I'm right there with you! Your ducks and chickens are so adorable. 🦆🐓
@@FarmGearInnovators thank you very much!
Moll nice when you can enjoy going for a visit and be glad to get back. Everyone from your animals to your employees seem very happy, you have such a positive attitude you just glow and it seems to be contagious. Keep up the great job.😊
No breaks for you how sad,,,, the chicks are multiplying , the bees are buzzing and the ducks are laying.. sounds like a song don’t you think …have a good week. your place looks very nice..love you guys ,…
Wow Molly you go home to all that excitement. You must love animals. Your garden is coming along well. Nice to see you pretty lady
Thanks, Molly; always good to see you at work. We've also had some warm days in Cape Town recently, upper 20's. In summer 40°C is not all to uncommon inland. Down here it tends to be dry rather than humid. In the Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal and the Lowveld the humidity can be a problem. If one can strip off a bit, it does help; although one couldn't really do it in front of a class! Skin cancer is a problem here, as our sun is pretty fierce.
Priceless! Oh to take a moment to just sit back silent and listen to nature in all it's glory. There is not enough money to buy what you guys have there.
I wasn't aware of all of the ducks and chickens. A farmer's day is busy even at home. Great video Molly.
The chickens and ducks waiting to get out were like the viewers waiting to watch the tomato footage lol. Great video miss molly your garden is certainly way ahead of mine. Have to replant pretty much everything
As usual...great video! Never thought my Sunday night would've wound down with ducks and chickens...and chores!
Haha hey this is actually the first time I have shot a video and published it in the same day! Thanks for watching.
Thank you for putting a smile on my face.
Oh good!
Looking good little girl what a cool idea on tying up your tomatoes 🍅 I've never seen that before love your videos keep up the good work.
having done both, I'd choose this over an office anyday. Love your videos!
@@baconation3771 thank you very much!
Love the video. You doing your Sunday chores. There's not much time off for you it seems like you're always busy doing something. Beautiful as always. ❤
No bee suit, no smoke, mad respect
I’ve got a descent garden on my farm,, lots of different varieties,, my best is my rhubarb for pies,, hope your having a great day 😎 ordered some t- shirts, red one ( farmall guy)
Awesome! I made a strawberry rhubarb pie last night! Thank you for supporting the farm. Welcome to the crew :)
In theory, after you prune tomatoes, you'll get less, but better quality, bigger, tomatoes. I've found it makes for a more organized looking garden, but it also saves the plant from undue stress in heat and dry times. Meaning, it has more energy to take care of it's self.
I luv love storms. N rain....it's my happy place....and watching corn grow...lol...yeah...I'm weird...😊
Molly your 🐔 look fantastic! And the Tomatos 🍅 too! We need to grow Tomatoes 🍅 under Glass in Scotland 🥶
Things are looking good 😊 down on your Farm 🚜
Thanks for the update! I’m really interested in the progress of the garden.
Great video love the channel. You have a serious green thumb. Plus, you captured a swarm. I know how that is not an everyday thing. So multitalented.
I’m lucky! I’m doing ok outside, my house plants get a little negotiated hahah like my yard.
You should wear some Daisy Duke shorts for us old men to enjoy watching a true natural beauty
Thank you for sharing. Glad your Chicken's and Ducks are doing good. Nice too see them. The garden looks like it coming along well. You have Bees too? That's so cool. Honey bees here in Michigan are doing to good lately. Been getting fewer and fewer over the last couple of years.
Hi! We have tomato plants that sometimes start to yellow and there’s a fertilizer for them, it’s a lack of something in the soil. I bought it a Lowes but tractor supply probably has it. It brought them back to green in about a week or so. I can find out what it is if you like. Really like your attitude makes my day😊❤️
Great video Molly as always! Not sure if you know about the onion trick?Didn't believe it at first when I heard that years ago, but after a wasp bite I tried a fresh cut onion chunk on the bite .Applied on the bite for at least 15 minutes or longer and only a little bump with very little discomfort and of course on the back of the head but it actually worked.So its worth a try depending on the location of the bite and not sure if that will work on bee stings as the stinger is usually left inside the bite.You might have to wrap the onion with a stretchy bandage wrap to your skin to carry on with jobs!. Lol
Thanks for the tip!
Thank you Molly and Shane! Have you ever heard of companion plant planting? I plant eggplant with tomato plants. What happens, in my experience, the beetles go to the eggplant and leave the tomatoes alone. I've been doing this for the past few years, it works. Try looking up companion planting for tomatoes. Good Luck! .... who knew Potatoes were so interesting (they are). I have yet to grow my own. Thanks again!
Still waiting for the Cowboy Hat….🤔. Lol. Great Job. Enjoy the Videos. From the Shenandoah Valley in Va. Thanks
That’s quite a Sunday. I actually tired out after taking care of the fowl and had to hit the recliner. Thanks for sharing! 😊
Sweet video Molly.Your work seems to never end. Nice to see wings on an angel!
Been sub'd for a while. Great content all around. Good luck with the garden, sure looks nice. Nice back piece! I thought it saw it in the one last week or so.
The Charm Of Molly !
Looking Fab !
🇬🇧❤️Xx
Hi Molly ! Hope your trip to your dad's was great. You ask about suckers on tomatoes . Yes if you leave more suckers you'll get more tomatoes but they'll all be smaller. The less main shoots the bigger the tomato.
great video Molly love the chickens and the garden till next time Rxx
Wow, both of you have an envious lifestyle !! 😊
I thuoght it’s was a flock on geese flying over,lol nice farm/home place,thanks BigAl California
Nothing like a good old Thunder storm Your ducks , chickens and geese are beautiful
Good evening Molly, Your garden is looking great. From my experience if you don’t pinch off the suckers the tomato plants get bushy but since the plant is using more energy for the leaves etc. you will likely get smaller tomatoes. We have already picked 3 ripe tomatoes and 4 or 5 pounds of green beans.
Hi Molly - I never suggest beekeeping without protection it just takes one sting and you could be in trouble. When I first started beekeeping I had no idea if I was allergic so I bough an EpiPen needless to say after my 1st sting I was ok so no need for the Epi pens. I always wear a ventilated jacket or a veil no matter, especially when weed whacking around the hives. Not sure if you left the queen in the cage for a few days or not and adding a frame of brood and drown out comb from one of your other colonies willl keep the bees in the nuc. Wow I didn't see that coming I am down to 7 hives and let me tell you its a full time job after coming home from my full time job ha ha ha. I just pulled about 2 ten frame mediums off the hives today and hope to get at least a 5 gallon bucket at least ( roughly 60lbs). Maybe 1-1/5 buckets I'm hoping. I have people lined up for it lol. How sweet it is :)
I knew there was something about Molly! She’s getting her angels wings! Or should we call her Lady Amherst!?❤
Greetings from north of the 49th.
Growing up out in British Columbia, we always had chickens. They couldn't wait to get out in the mornings.
You are bringing back memories. Thanks.
Continue with your great videos. ❤
😁
Came for the farming…stayed for the pretty lady 😍🤭 great work as always 😁
Perfect rain for a great garden! 👍🏻👍🏻😎😎😎
Hi Molly boy you have them DUCKs eating right of your hands ... That's so Cool . We had 5000- Chickens . By the way did you enjoy your time with your FATHER I hope you did . My Father was in the KOREAN VETERAN . But soon after he Past away. I was only -6- yrs old . Tomatoes looking good does Shane like eating them. If not the Deer do Lol. God bless you and Shane and your family and Animals 💞 nice to see all of them running out to see you Molly😊
Great blog love all things you do Great day 😊Australia 🇦🇺 winner
You are looking real good lately keep up the good work molly
All I can say is Wow!! Impressive!
Happy Sunday Molly! Thanks for another cool video!🐓🦆🐾🌻
Thank you very much for watching :)
I’m a big fan of bathing suit top days 😍
Hahah that is just me. I have always worn my tops when it’s hot. Why not?
Ducks and chickens are so funny and make me laugh! That one almost got you in the face! Nice tatt btw!👍
Oh her wings did get me in the face hahaha
@@BellsFarming oh no!
mornings for me is chores always, cats dogs garden trees shrubs and my wildlife friends in winter. With wildlife friends i now have bees here about 70 hives on my place so i keep water full for them.. so that way they have enough for themselves and honey i will get this fall. Then it is work e-mails,.. and with that comes,.. drawings of homes buildings for work and then,. Then when all that is done,.... everyone is taken care of....... then it is me time.. breakfast and fun e-mails and you-tube videos which yours is top of my list....... unless i am gone on business or travel. Like yesterday and this morning. but hey life is an adventure right? so i live it as i see it. Just as my grandparents raised me to live life the fullest and always strive to make myself better and smarter by learning new things. and potatoes hahaha i thought i knew so much.. but i knew nothing.. thank you Molly ? Shane and Bells farms... awesome!!.
Thank you so much for all your support! Have a great week!
Nice to see how a farm works. You two are VERY hardworking people.
Thank you
Thanks for sharing your Sunday Molly .
I like the birds. Hand feeding the chickens and ducks is fun. Looks like you have your "lap chicken". My wife has one also.
I love the ducks too. And the eggs they produce too! This must the fun part of Farmer Molly's day.
Tomato 🍅 plants look great Molly
I hope that your vids continue a long time. I have several lives that I watch who have done fabulously. FabRats and Matts Offroad Rescue. FabRats is great at building Offroad vehicles and Matt is, too. Another is Dirt Perfect. I think that they’re models of success here. Both have been able to enlarge their businesses with video expertise. They have techniques down Pat. Happy Sunday evening from N WI.
Thank you! I’ll check out fabrats. I watch Matt’s off road rescue :)
@@BellsFarming With exposure you may become a vacation trip destination.
@@BellsFarming There are three companion garages. Each is genius at something. Chad’s Fab is too good. He’s philosophical and a big fake doing fabulous vehicle rewiring from the ground up. He’s so bland and then he gets into one of his projects and becomes wildman. Chad does wiring for Matts and FabRats.
I got an Ace Ventura vibe when you first opened that gate. 🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hello:) great video!! I've been watching your content for awhile:) I enjoy every one of them too! Keep up the awesome job !! Your amazing!!!
love the bees , god's pollenators , thanks Molly
The garden is looking good. Chickens ducks bees wow! The hardest working girl on RUclips.
Screwdriver latch! Yankee ingenuity and thrift :)
Hahahah
Hey Molly, I was curious in what was those special treats you gave the ducks and chickens....They were happy! Keep up the great videos... I watch em all! Be safe, stay happy!😁
Dried meal worms :)
You stay happy too! I like that 👍🏻🫶🏻
O ya I used to keep bees and love them but don’t have the time it takes ! When I semi retire I getting bees again and loved the challenges of getting locust honey ! It’s the best and tastier of the honeys it’s top shelf! And yes I’ve also been burnt up with them a time or two 😫😘! I learned there noise when they didn’t what me messing with them and would go back another time unless it was a problem in hive ❤️✌️🐝🐝🐝
Amazing video weather is very beautiful and this is very interesting video
Molly, sharing her world with us. Nice.
The chickens and ducks were so cute to see.
All 60 of your little kids are very happy to see mommy 👩.. That is why they are talking so loud.. They miss you..😊
Haha there is like 60 of them. lol but I don’t know the exact number 😊😁
@@BellsFarming somewhat close to that number..😁😁
Have a happy 4th. You are brave with the bees 😊
I like, I like! Molly you are a wholesome person with down roots living. Pretty soon little Mollies will be in the outdoors with you learning the beauty of enjoyable work.:)
Hi Molly, your tomatoe plants have really grown since you last showed them. I still have tin cans around my tomatoes but I would like to also try some type of trellis for them. Maybe a wire hog panel….not sure.
One thing that I do know Molly, you could stop traffic in a gunny sack.!!! Thanks for the update.
You are a true bee whisperer, love to our videos, and your farm.
Thanks for sharing your Sunday!
Enjoying your videos Molly 😍
I would love to spend Sunday with you. Sunday = Funday
You've got bigger.... Ummm... Bees than me Molly!!! LOL Great vid!!
Molly u are a hard worker....!!!
Hello Molly, Hey I just love your chicken and ducks, they are so much fun, I bet. Thanks for Sharing, PS .it's not a good idea to make the bees mad.😮
I didn’t realize we had a RUclipsr in our own backyard, how lovely! 😊😊😊
Beautiful flock of birds.
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Mollie you are top notch. Great job