Just a side note with all the tanks. Please ask your dad to look under the floor that the tanks are going on. If there is a way to see under the floor. I’d just like to see that there is a strong enough floor to hold all the weight of the tanks. I’ve had to reinforce floors before. Unless it’s directly on top of concrete that is. Hard to tell from the video.
If you have to do this kaity, the simplest and cheapest way to strengthen the floor is breeze blocks under the joists. (Sheets of slate for fine adjustment) EDIT. use "DPC" (damp proof course) between the wood and blocks, a roll of it is very cheap. "DPM" (membrane) cost a little more, but you should only need "DPC".
Silky chickens are a good choice. You wont get as many eggs as other breeds and their eggs are small, but they taste amazing. They get broody, so they will set on eggs and hatch them. They are very protective mothers. They are pretty and fun to watch.
This is such a huge step in life, Kaity! Congratulations on your new home! Lantana is on the invasive species lists here and yet it's still sold in nurseries. The big problem with Lantans is the amount of seeds it drops from those little black fruit. You are going to have a blast! Enjoy! ~Ron
I am soooo proud of you! The Lantana that you are about to rip out, we in the states, NY state have to buy and plants every year, we also call in the ham and eggs flower because of the pink with yellow middle flower. Lol😅. Remember that not everything has to be done at once... live with the house for awhile to get the feel of it... nothing worse than spending a bunch of money and then realizing a year later that it isn't what you wanted... like painting real wood cabinets... 😊
So excited for you Kaity, oh to be young again with the energy you will need to upkeep the property, I purchased my 1/2 acre in a small rural town in Western Australia back in '86 what you don't realise is everything you have to do takes much more resources than on a suburban block, instead of 50m of trickle pipe but 100m of 20mm or 25mm pipe and fittings (pressure drop over distances) Lantana. Electric fence / temp fencing, move it as needed, and shove the goats in (please research requirements for your area) Move the slow combustion stove onto an inside wall, if it is on an exterior wall you loose heat from it being sucked outside in trying to keep the wall warm, on an inside wall it will not only use the wall as a thermal mass but use the heat created more efficiently. (are the ceilings insulated?) You didn't mention if you were on scheme water or not, if not, put gutters on everything that has a roof, if all you seem to have is 2 x 10,000 gallon tanks for your water IT DEFINITELY WON'T BE ENOUGH if you intend to keep your fish, do reqular water changes and have plenty of water for yourself, and any watering (do you have a bore for water?) Just because you have those 2 tanks doesn't mean you have enough roof catchment for filling them please look into it. Maybe you can filter dam water for fish tanks? I wish you all the energy to match your excitement Kaity Take your time, observe what happens outside each day and take note of changing conditions Look at where the sun rises, how shade is cast. (especially if you want to put solar on) Where water runs off the driveway and accumulates, How can you use that water? Walk your fences and repair them, look up at possible tree branches falling on them, Fire breaks, when do they have to be in? Can you make them more permanent and use them to move around the property Soil samples to see what you may need, or possibly of more dams near house? The sooner you get fruit and nut trees in the sooner they produce produce! * it may not seem necessary to put that towards the top of the list but 3 or 4 years down the track when you wish you had, you still have a few years to wait because you didn't. * You can never have enough outside taps, or inside power points! I hope I have given you a few ideas and helpful tips to start this exciting part of your life Kaity Tony from Rural Western Australia 🇦🇺🦘
As for chickens, I have had many breeds over the years. My favourite is Langshans. The Langshans have feathered feet (so cute) and come in nice colours, like speckled, white, red, black and blue, but are full size hens. They produce great eggs, about 5 a week, are hardy and friendly. Check the local area for a poultry auction, and they should be there. Poultry auctions are great because you can get nice birds, quite cheap. I got my 3 Langshans for $70 and they were all 3 different colours and very healthy. Another of my favourites is the Australorp (black chunky hens) very friendly and great eggs. Isa browns are extremely friendly and great egg producers, rarely get clucky (broody) however they don’t have long life spans, because they are a man made breed and lay eggs almost every single day. They live 3-5 years and are often rescues from egg farms, as they use them as battery hens. My first were rescues, poor things had their beaks clipped, but they were THE BEST hens I ever owned, they were so smart and so grateful to be rescued. They only lived another two years, after leaving the battery farm, but never have I had such beautiful personalities. Isa browns are boring to look at though. I suggest getting a few rescues and some pure breeds for the glamour 😂 The silkies are cute, but they can’t be with other breeds, as they get pecked to death, being so small, and their eggs are very small too. As cute as they are, I would go for normal size hens, because you will have more options on breeds and colours to keep together, and get proper eggs to eat, give to friends or even sell to the neighbors and locals. Make sure you research what a broody hen is, and how to rectify it, because that can become an issue at some point. Having a rooster can help prevent it, as you will have hens having babies and going broody for a purpose. If you don’t want a rooster, due to the crowing, but want babies, you can do what I did, and put fertile eggs under a broody hen, and they will hatch! Many people sell fertile eggs online you can collect. Sometimes that’s the only way to get the rarer breeds. But that also means you likely end up with a few roosters, so look for a place that takes them…some places do rescue roosters. You will need to think about poultry worming and bird lice and mite treatments to have on hand too. They get their bird mites from the wild birds, and they can be a big problem if left to get out of control. Other than that, chickens are fantastic, and if they free range, they will help tremendously with your garden, weeding and fertilising! Just keep them in the coop for a week or two before you let them free range, so they know where to lay their eggs and where to go home to at night. Oh and chickens drink heaps of water, so have multiple sources in the yard that hold lots of water. You can even get chicken swings, or make them yourself! Make sure you shut the coop at night, or a fox will eventually get them. Also ensure the coop cannot be dug under by a fox, they are masters at getting into coops, and seeing the aftermath is horrifying. Sadly this has happened to me, thinking my coop was fox proof….sadly it was not, and now I can’t bare to get anymore chickens until I am in the country. The suburbs have more foxes than the country because we can’t shoot them and trapping is near impossible. The guilt of what happened to my hens, still has not left me. Sorry for the mammoth comment, but I was a crazy chicken lady for years, and since I can’t have chickens right now, I became a crazy fish keeper 😂 Can chat about both for days…
Congratulations kaity👏🎉😊 please show all of your progress of your house and how your property develop it can show how are you came and the full progress of your channel.
Amazing property with the potential for you to do whatever you desire! Thanks for sharing such a personal milestone, and I look forward to the fish moves and future content. All best wishes to you! Craig
CONGRATULATIONS!! on the topic of tank water I just use as is and my Africans have no issues. I have a big blue water filter to filter and nasties and get my tanks professionally cleaned on a regular basis to get rid of any sediment from the water tanks. I would also suggest getting the floor where your going to put the fish tanks looked at to just double check that they are not going to cause any issues! Silkies are cute but for a good duel purpose bird Australorps or Plymouth Rocks are the go!
You must be so excited, Just after we were married in the 1960's we moved from UK to Aus. Campbelltown near Sydney, a sleepy old town in those days and our first house was a wooden " settlement" home. It was very similar in style to yours and we absolutely loved it. can't wait to see the progress as you move in with your lovely aquariums. Thanks for inviting us to see your new home.x
@kaity, congratulations 🎊 on your new venture with the farmhouse. And just an idea on the weeds around the dam. Maybe get someone on a tractor to break up ground with a bush hog and Rotary Hoe ground around the dam to uproot the plants and relevel ground and reseed with grass seeds.
Make a small landing pad for your drone with some of those big tiles or something Kaity. At 9:24 if the wind blew at your face as the drone takes off you could lose an eye. We don't wanna see you having to wear a pirate eye patch, although those are pretty cool ;) New place is epic. You could do aquaponics now if you wanted to. Ever hear of Murray Hallam? It would be cool if you connected with him somehow. I learned alot from him. RobsAquaponics is also very good at aquaponics if you are interested, although he stopped his channel a year ago. Good stuff too. For the type of chicken question you asked I'd say Brahma chicken. Hawks can be a real problem with the silkie if you have any in your area. They lay about 50% more eggs a year than the silkie ones, and much larger to boot. Just dont get a male, as when the female broods they can get mean. Regardless what you pick be mindful of hawks for sure, as that would be a sad day. To kill the lantana, which can cause liver failure in the goats if they ingest the seedpods, I'd use the cut stump treatment method. An electric hedge trimmer to cut them down one at a time then immediately apply by brushing on the stem Roundup Super Concentrate at a higher than normal ratio to be sure it kills it. Although, I am with others the amount of butterflies and hummingbirds you will lose will be substantial. Be sure to wear protective gear too most lantana can irritate skin, and the roundup is poison straight up! I'd actually try to keep the goats away for atleast 48 hours, or until the roundup fully dries and becomes inert to reintroduce the goats incase they try to graze on it. G'day see ya!
That is such a Nice new home kaity.and so much space for some cool new projects!(Think donkey!?😊) You must ben very Happy! I can't gelieve it all Came with those goats you bought 😉 Hopefully you van move in soon so you don't have to sleep on that airbed top Often!😄
for the lantana, I'd pay someone to spray it to get it down to a manageable level to start with and then you can deal with it over time. good luck with the place, living on a farm is the best!
You must be waking up every day and smiling ! I don't know how close your new neighbours are (or how much you hate early mornings 😁), but a rhode Island Red Cockerell is a magnificent looking bird, and the chickens are hardy and good egg layers (they will produce enough for you to make a small income from). Just a thought for a goat name, "Jean Paul goatier" ! CONGRATULATIONS KAITY. PS. Guinea fowl are vocal when they see a predator and will alert you and the other animals. The "helmeted" and "royal" guinea fowl have stunning plumage as well.
Just a side note with all the tanks. Please ask your dad to look under the floor that the tanks are going on. If there is a way to see under the floor. I’d just like to see that there is a strong enough floor to hold all the weight of the tanks. I’ve had to reinforce floors before. Unless it’s directly on top of concrete that is. Hard to tell from the video.
100%
If you have to do this kaity, the simplest and cheapest way to strengthen the floor is breeze blocks under the joists.
(Sheets of slate for fine adjustment)
EDIT. use "DPC" (damp proof course) between the wood and blocks, a roll of it is very cheap. "DPM" (membrane) cost a little more, but you should only need "DPC".
I'm also not seeing any electrical outlets near the area where she wants to place the tanks.
From a glance I do not think the floor is strong enough. might need reinforcements. Was going to say the same thing.
@matt01506don’t forget a water barrier if using these to support wooden beams as they suck up moisture.
Silky chickens are a good choice. You wont get as many eggs as other breeds and their eggs are small, but they taste amazing. They get broody, so they will set on eggs and hatch them. They are very protective mothers. They are pretty and fun to watch.
Congratulations 🎉
Owning your own piece of paradise.
Can't wait to follow along while you make it your own.
Wow ❤💞🐠
That property is amazing. Congrats.
Thank you heaps!!
My all time favorite goat name, Vincent Van Goat!
Well done, Life goals reached. House and grounds look amazing :)
Thank you 😊🙌🏼🙌🏼
Congratulations Kaity what a fantastic home for you, great score for your first home, gives you so much more room to expand than stuck in a unit
This is such a huge step in life, Kaity! Congratulations on your new home! Lantana is on the invasive species lists here and yet it's still sold in nurseries. The big problem with Lantans is the amount of seeds it drops from those little black fruit. You are going to have a blast! Enjoy! ~Ron
Thank you so much Ron! I'm very, very excited :D
Wow what beautiful place. Congratulations!
Thank you 😊🙏🏼
So much space for activities! (African Cichlid Tanks)
Looks like a pretty cool place to live, congratulations!
Thank you 😊🙌🏼
Can’t wait to see you put some monster fish in that pond 💪😍🐟
Congrats Kaity on your first home.
Congratulations on your new home! 😍 It looks amazing. 😊
Congrats on your new home. That looks like an awesome project. I'd love to know what bird sp come to the garden in future vids.
I am soooo proud of you! The Lantana that you are about to rip out, we in the states, NY state have to buy and plants every year, we also call in the ham and eggs flower because of the pink with yellow middle flower. Lol😅. Remember that not everything has to be done at once... live with the house for awhile to get the feel of it... nothing worse than spending a bunch of money and then realizing a year later that it isn't what you wanted... like painting real wood cabinets... 😊
Congrats on the new home.
Thank you :)
Wow. So many possibilities now.
Yes, I am so excited!! :D
Congrats and best wishes in the new home!
Thank you 😊🙏🏼
Nicely done! Get a whole bunch of IBC's they're great fishtanks if you chop the tops off. Also good for fire.
Congrats, looks like an awesome property!!
Wow Kaity that is a beautiful place. Thank you for sharing.
Nice 👍
From one tank and Millie the guinea pig, to goats, chickens, and acreage! Well deserved and all the best ❤ going forward!
Awwww 🥹 Thank you so so much 🙏🏼🙏🏼
So excited for you Kaity, oh to be young again with the energy you will need to upkeep the property, I purchased my 1/2 acre in a small rural town in Western Australia back in '86 what you don't realise is everything you have to do takes much more resources than on a suburban block, instead of 50m of trickle pipe but 100m of 20mm or 25mm pipe and fittings (pressure drop over distances)
Lantana. Electric fence / temp fencing, move it as needed, and shove the goats in (please research requirements for your area)
Move the slow combustion stove onto an inside wall, if it is on an exterior wall you loose heat from it being sucked outside in trying to keep the wall warm, on an inside wall it will not only use the wall as a thermal mass but use the heat created more efficiently.
(are the ceilings insulated?)
You didn't mention if you were on scheme water or not, if not, put gutters on everything that has a roof, if all you seem to have is 2 x 10,000 gallon tanks for your water IT DEFINITELY WON'T BE ENOUGH if you intend to keep your fish, do reqular water changes and have plenty of water for yourself, and any watering (do you have a bore for water?)
Just because you have those 2 tanks doesn't mean you have enough roof catchment for filling them please look into it.
Maybe you can filter dam water for fish tanks?
I wish you all the energy to match your excitement Kaity
Take your time, observe what happens outside each day and take note of changing conditions
Look at where the sun rises, how shade is cast.
(especially if you want to put solar on)
Where water runs off the driveway and accumulates,
How can you use that water?
Walk your fences and repair them, look up at possible tree branches falling on them,
Fire breaks, when do they have to be in? Can you make them more permanent and use them to move around the property
Soil samples to see what you may need, or possibly of more dams near house?
The sooner you get fruit and nut trees in the sooner they produce produce! * it may not seem necessary to put that towards the top of the list but 3 or 4 years down the track when you wish you had, you still have a few years to wait because you didn't. *
You can never have enough outside taps, or inside power points!
I hope I have given you a few ideas and helpful tips to start this exciting part of your life Kaity
Tony from Rural Western Australia 🇦🇺🦘
Great ideas and all so true 😊
Congratulations Kaity. Lovely home and gorgeous big block. Call one of the goats Novak 🤪
congrats with the new house
Thank you!!
verry cool🙂,good luck and enjoy your new home🙂
we saw your Vids from germany... like all stuff.. thx 🙂
Good Luck with the new house
Congratulations!!
As for chickens, I have had many breeds over the years. My favourite is Langshans. The Langshans have feathered feet (so cute) and come in nice colours, like speckled, white, red, black and blue, but are full size hens. They produce great eggs, about 5 a week, are hardy and friendly. Check the local area for a poultry auction, and they should be there. Poultry auctions are great because you can get nice birds, quite cheap. I got my 3 Langshans for $70 and they were all 3 different colours and very healthy. Another of my favourites is the Australorp (black chunky hens) very friendly and great eggs.
Isa browns are extremely friendly and great egg producers, rarely get clucky (broody) however they don’t have long life spans, because they are a man made breed and lay eggs almost every single day. They live 3-5 years and are often rescues from egg farms, as they use them as battery hens. My first were rescues, poor things had their beaks clipped, but they were THE BEST hens I ever owned, they were so smart and so grateful to be rescued. They only lived another two years, after leaving the battery farm, but never have I had such beautiful personalities. Isa browns are boring to look at though. I suggest getting a few rescues and some pure breeds for the glamour 😂
The silkies are cute, but they can’t be with other breeds, as they get pecked to death, being so small, and their eggs are very small too. As cute as they are, I would go for normal size hens, because you will have more options on breeds and colours to keep together, and get proper eggs to eat, give to friends or even sell to the neighbors and locals.
Make sure you research what a broody hen is, and how to rectify it, because that can become an issue at some point. Having a rooster can help prevent it, as you will have hens having babies and going broody for a purpose. If you don’t want a rooster, due to the crowing, but want babies, you can do what I did, and put fertile eggs under a broody hen, and they will hatch! Many people sell fertile eggs online you can collect. Sometimes that’s the only way to get the rarer breeds. But that also means you likely end up with a few roosters, so look for a place that takes them…some places do rescue roosters.
You will need to think about poultry worming and bird lice and mite treatments to have on hand too. They get their bird mites from the wild birds, and they can be a big problem if left to get out of control. Other than that, chickens are fantastic, and if they free range, they will help tremendously with your garden, weeding and fertilising! Just keep them in the coop for a week or two before you let them free range, so they know where to lay their eggs and where to go home to at night. Oh and chickens drink heaps of water, so have multiple sources in the yard that hold lots of water. You can even get chicken swings, or make them yourself!
Make sure you shut the coop at night, or a fox will eventually get them. Also ensure the coop cannot be dug under by a fox, they are masters at getting into coops, and seeing the aftermath is horrifying. Sadly this has happened to me, thinking my coop was fox proof….sadly it was not, and now I can’t bare to get anymore chickens until I am in the country. The suburbs have more foxes than the country because we can’t shoot them and trapping is near impossible. The guilt of what happened to my hens, still has not left me.
Sorry for the mammoth comment, but I was a crazy chicken lady for years, and since I can’t have chickens right now, I became a crazy fish keeper 😂 Can chat about both for days…
hmm if i got space , silkies is on mine list too , never seen such a goofy chicken , always crack me up when i see one
The goats running from the drone lol 😅 they be like wtfudge
Congratulations kaity👏🎉😊 please show all of your progress of your house and how your property develop it can show how are you came and the full progress of your channel.
Nice crib. Love the seclusion.
Awsome! Enjoy.
You're living peoples dream's. I will thoroughly enjoy watching this new chapter in your life. Congratulations K.
Love your new home..
Amazing property with the potential for you to do whatever you desire! Thanks for sharing such a personal milestone, and I look forward to the fish moves and future content. All best wishes to you! Craig
Thank you so much Craig!! I really, really appreciate it :D
CONGRATULATIONS!! on the topic of tank water I just use as is and my Africans have no issues. I have a big blue water filter to filter and nasties and get my tanks professionally cleaned on a regular basis to get rid of any sediment from the water tanks. I would also suggest getting the floor where your going to put the fish tanks looked at to just double check that they are not going to cause any issues! Silkies are cute but for a good duel purpose bird Australorps or Plymouth Rocks are the go!
Yeh, Silkies are so cute but they do clucky all the time😅 australorps are a great Aussie breed
Congratulations kaity
Looks good…you will be very busy making it home. 💚 Name the daddy goat Enki…his avitar is the goat ( and the fish ..😁)
Don’t know much about these buildings but you’ve got all the help u need good luck with all the setting up.
So exiting🏡
Love your videos
My best wishes for your new home 🏠
Thank you so much
If your getting chooks make sure to snake proof the chook pen. Carpet snakes are very clever when it comes to raiding chook pens.
This is very cool property. Wow! It’s make me dream to move out from Bkk.
You must be so excited, Just after we were married in the 1960's we moved from UK to Aus. Campbelltown near Sydney, a sleepy old town in those days and our first house was a wooden " settlement" home. It was very similar in style to yours and we absolutely loved it. can't wait to see the progress as you move in with your lovely aquariums. Thanks for inviting us to see your new home.x
That sounds lovely!! Thank you so much 😊🙏🏼
Congratulations, the property looks fantastic, this channel is about to EXPLODE!!! 🎉🎉
@kaity, congratulations 🎊 on your new venture with the farmhouse. And just an idea on the weeds around the dam. Maybe get someone on a tractor to break up ground with a bush hog and Rotary Hoe ground around the dam to uproot the plants and relevel ground and reseed with grass seeds.
Nice Place Kaity, good luck 👍
This property looks absolutely amazing! You should be very happy with that achievement Kaity! Would love to own something similar one day!
Amazing!! So proud of what you’ve achieved, all your dreams have come true!!
Congratulations! Wishing you much happiness in your new home! More room for fish!
What a beautiful house and lovely setting. I'm quite envious. Good luck to you and the fish!
Such a lovely house and land you should be very proud Kaity. Looking forward to seeing how you add your touch to everything
Congrats! Lots of room for a koi pond!!! Yes, lots of koi!!!
Nope, lol, you can't keep koi in Queensland
@zeb33369 Why not?
from reading the comments below it appears that you have a lot of people rooting for you. Congrats can't wait to see the step-by-step process
Investigate where your tanks can actually go as you have a suspended floor and the tanks have to be place where your beams are..❤
Very cool. Looking forward to see the progress 😊
You deserve this!! So proud of you!
Thank you so much!!
amazing, there's so much potential there! A wild flower patch would look great, especially in the from yard.
So exciting for you! Can't wait to see what's next! You're living the dream!
Kaity hello from Russia✌😊. Congratulations on your new home. This is a wonderful place close to nature. I wish you and your family all the best!
Make a small landing pad for your drone with some of those big tiles or something Kaity. At 9:24 if the wind blew at your face as the drone takes off you could lose an eye. We don't wanna see you having to wear a pirate eye patch, although those are pretty cool ;)
New place is epic. You could do aquaponics now if you wanted to. Ever hear of Murray Hallam? It would be cool if you connected with him somehow. I learned alot from him. RobsAquaponics is also very good at aquaponics if you are interested, although he stopped his channel a year ago. Good stuff too. For the type of chicken question you asked I'd say Brahma chicken. Hawks can be a real problem with the silkie if you have any in your area. They lay about 50% more eggs a year than the silkie ones, and much larger to boot. Just dont get a male, as when the female broods they can get mean. Regardless what you pick be mindful of hawks for sure, as that would be a sad day.
To kill the lantana, which can cause liver failure in the goats if they ingest the seedpods, I'd use the cut stump treatment method. An electric hedge trimmer to cut them down one at a time then immediately apply by brushing on the stem Roundup Super Concentrate at a higher than normal ratio to be sure it kills it. Although, I am with others the amount of butterflies and hummingbirds you will lose will be substantial. Be sure to wear protective gear too most lantana can irritate skin, and the roundup is poison straight up! I'd actually try to keep the goats away for atleast 48 hours, or until the roundup fully dries and becomes inert to reintroduce the goats incase they try to graze on it. G'day see ya!
Kaity hello from Russia✌😊. Congratulations on buying a new house. Great place close to nature. I wish all the best to you and your family!
Congratulations Kaity!
Can wait for the dam fish and yabby episodes, endless possibilities now! 😊
Thank you 😄❤❤
Congratulations Kaity, that place is incredible, you will be very happy. I really enjoyed this video. 😊
Wow!!! Congrats what an awesome place. I’m 48 and jealous!
Kaity you are a beautiful person. Your next chapter will be interesting. Take care. Looking forward on how you stage your house....
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it
Wow amazing house can’t wait to see what your house is going to look like.
Thank you so much!! Yes it'll be very exciting to see how all the renovations turn out :D
Awesome! Your own little slice of paradise. So many possibilities. So exciting. I'm happy for you Kaity!
How exciting for you! 🙌🙌🙌
Very nice place, wish I can afford something like that. Can't wait to see that pond get build up.
Congratulations on your new home, looks very nice. Love the goats!😊
Congrats!!! Thats a good chunk of land, im jealous!
New Subscriber here 🇹🇹
I enjoy your content....liking your new home
That is such a Nice new home kaity.and so much space for some cool new projects!(Think donkey!?😊) You must ben very Happy! I can't gelieve it all Came with those goats you bought 😉
Hopefully you van move in soon so you don't have to sleep on that airbed top Often!😄
I definitely would LOVE to get a donkey 😁😁 And yes, I can't wait to do away with this air bed 🤣
Cute place ! Away from the hustle and bussle. Looks nice and peaceful
Wow! Congrats, happy for you! 👍
Living the dream, happy for you!
Would love love love to see more house stuff! I think it can be future of the channel
congrats on getting your own place!
Name one Oscar👍 well-done on the property and I love the dams😃
Lovely property and so much you can do. Chickens , black austrolop , Rhode Island red , they are good egg layers
So much room for activities!
Amazing looking property! Congrats!
Awesome move,you will love it so much
Awesome house,
Love the outdoor space, and your pet bird
Congratulations on your new place it looks amazing! Cannot wait to see the tanks set up :)
Congrats on the new home. Don’t get overwhelmed with trying to do everything at once. 😊
for the lantana, I'd pay someone to spray it to get it down to a manageable level to start with and then you can deal with it over time. good luck with the place, living on a farm is the best!
Well congratulations and good luck on your new journeys. ✌️✌️🐳🐳🐳
Congratulations on the house 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Wow this is going to be so much fun.
What a beautyful
place, congratulatons🙂
Congrats on the house. Property is always a good investment.
I am looking forward to all the great content you will be putting out on your farm and hope your channel grows massive
Thank you so much
You must be waking up every day and smiling !
I don't know how close your new neighbours are (or how much you hate early mornings 😁), but a rhode Island Red Cockerell is a magnificent looking bird, and the chickens are hardy and good egg layers (they will produce enough for you to make a small income from).
Just a thought for a goat name,
"Jean Paul goatier" !
CONGRATULATIONS KAITY.
PS. Guinea fowl are vocal when they see a predator and will alert you and the other animals. The "helmeted" and "royal" guinea fowl have stunning plumage as well.
Thank you so much!! And thank you for the recommendations 😁🙏🏼 I will definitely look into them!