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- You won't believe THIS! It only took 5 months
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I was born and raised 20 minutes from Boston, MA. At the age of 17, I was diagnosed with Anxiety. My personal experience with the prescribed medication was NOT POSITIVE. So I decided to find better way. I didn't know it at the time but, that was the BEGINNING for me! I have been “FINDING A BETTER WAY” in all areas in my life ever since. Better ways of how to create a modern homestead affordably, and a better way to provide my family with healthy foods, and so….. much MORE!
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A little trick I learned to get paint to stick to galvanized metal, is to put some straight vinegar on it and let it sit for a while then rinse off. That will etch it so the paint to stick to the slick surface. Learned it from an old timer that painted aluminum boats. works great. Nice hog house, by the way.
Mornin'; you cracked me up jumping in the mud! 😂🤣 I can totally understand your excitement! 4 months is a long time to not see soil! Nice job on the door! HOPEFULLY 😁❤🐐!!! I caught that again!!! Can't wait! I HOPE your other goats are nice to her. 😊 Great looking dinner Gina! Love and blessings to all ❤💖💗💜💖❤
The suppers that you show with the family, I enjoy but I. Must compliment you on the lovely balance of "old sayings, poems, and PREACHING., " you're pretty good kid. I was married to a fellow that THOUGHT he was a preacher. Just didnt have the real heart for it.. I saw what he did to little beings when he thought no one watched. I did, so did God.. you do a
lively job in being a equil husband a wonderful dad, an excellent farmer. So. Lovely to watch your new ideas. Fondly mrsjob
I just loved your expression of joy when you jumped and danced in the mud! Ahhh, life's simple moments! God bless! Sharon in SC
We have been like you and your family. We are so veggie hungry, and can't wait for fresh garden greens. I wanted to share a blessing with. I just got the "go ahead" to start a community garden at Salem Place apartments, near our farm. This is a low income, family community complex, and we will be starting out with three raised beds. Each bed is 10'x4'x3'. I'm supper excited to teach these families how to grow some of their own food. I'm using some of your raised bed ideas, and there will even be one bed that will be half strawberries. Tell Olivia I got the idea from her berry patch. I think the kids will love it! I will be sharing your RUclips channel with them as well. I think you can inspire these families to take charge of their "homestead" no matter where they live. God bless you, and thank you for sharing your homestead.
We love watching you and your family work the homestead. What an inspiration you are. Thank you & God Bless !
I love it when you say "Thank you, ladies," to the chickens.
You are better than a soap opera. I look forward to each video. Love to watch you when you build something, a man who uses a tape measure.
That meal looked fabulous Gina! I can’t wait to eat out of the garden.
Glad that Spring has sprung for you Al...'you're melting slowly'...It will be wonderful to see that nice greenery up there on the homestead again...Gina and Olivia will love it!💥😊🌱
Love you positivity and excitement. Wish more people were like this. Keep on making me smile.
Snow here since nov 9 last year. Yes we are thanking GOD for every little plow scrape of dirt!!!! The craziest was the morning we opened the door, and with the print of the door in it ,could barely look over the snow! Had to dig with the boot tray to get to the shovel!!!
Al, I followed your lead. We had pork shoulder chops, fennel, garlic and chilli. Potato chips in their skins with olive oil and rosemary, onions and garlic. A parmigiana of pointed red peppers and corgettes, mozzarella...... It was summer again😀😀😀😀😀. Inspirational, young man. You get me moving. Thank you. Regards Stephen.
You should design a tiny house for your daughter!!!! With window planters and a tiny garden beds on each side of her tiny house....oh, and a walkway....I could go on and on. With a flowering tree in front, for shade and beauty. Can you imagine how many moms and dads would build one for their kids! You make it look so easy. From our family to yours..... Many blessings and love from Texas.
Gooood morning!!! I'm glad the snow is finally starting to melt for y'all hope y'all have a blessed day!!!
Good morning! I just have to say that don't know why anyone would thumbs down any of your videos. I find them very useful. Thank you so much for inspiring me. Have a wonderful day.
Just a quick note to say how much I enjoy your homestead videos. Lately a few of my cousins have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Although I think I’m too young to be so inflicted ( I turn 68 at the end of the month) I often quiz myself with all your character’s names. It really bothers me when I can recall one. Most often it is Buttercup or Blossom who I forget. I will never forget Tanner, Figiro or what’s his name (Pluto).
Thanks again longtime subscriber and daily likes.
Loving that you share your day, and meal, with us. You all make me smile. Bless you!!
Funny, Al, last week I survived bomb cyclones storm last week and now, I see the streets with mud, falling trees in many piles, broken fences and all more clear and without snow. It’s 50 degree here in Denver. Lovely meal, Gina. Good blessing day, everyone.
Al, as Master of the land, now is the time to walk all over your place. Note where the first thaw places are. If they are high traffic places, make a note to build them up with sand or gravel. Low places need ditches to promote runoff, or consider installing dry wells. By doing this, in drought years other's farms and wells will dry up, but yours will not.
Go look in your stream to see where to get the sand and gravel.
Where the land can use work, reveals itself now. The better time for doing the work it could use will come later.
Love you Channel make sure you wipe that galvanized down with regular vinegar and let it set its a primer before you paint or your pain or peel off in 2 months I know from experience 38 year painter
I was going to say that galvanized metal needs to be a nice gray before paint will stay on it.
Just started getting cold crops going. Seeds have been transplanted into bigger pots, then to the green house and garden. Putting in elder berry today. Thank you, have a nice day.
It's so nice to see you thank God for your meal !
It was nice to get to see more of Gina and get to see her cooking! You all cheer up my mornings! I also love watching Pluto jump around in the snow! What kind of dog is she? It would be fun to know her backstory, like where you got her and maybe a couple puppy pictures!
I appreciate your excitement Al. I moved from southern California to southern Oregon. Rained every day and the highs were just above freezing. The pig mobile is coming along. Like that it has a duel purpose for chickens and pigs. The meal looks good Gina. Teaching Olivia is a good way to bond. Helped mom when I was her age. Thanks for sharing guys.
I feel your excitement -- who knew seeing mud would make your day. .. thanks for sharing, brought back memories for me.
You have a lovely family, cherish every minute.
The ducks looked happy today, wanted to get outside and mess around in the mud puddles like you :-) Tanner sure does like going in the coop. I like how you always thank the ladies for the eggs....I think they appreciate it. Nice job Gina. Thumbs up!
I'm sooooo happy that mud season is starting!
I’ve never been so holy to see mud! 😆 Do you have a lot of ice now?
Gooood Morning Al again .
Waste not , want not ! Ha ha , Al , water freezes at 32* F and ice melts at 32* F .
I always have a hard time wrapping my head around that one ! Aspergrass , one of my favorites ! I munch on the raw broken ends. Yes, they are woody and stringy but still quite edible . And they taste good also . I don't have a blender but I'll bet those ends can be liquefied and added to a glass of buttermilk ( or goat's milk ) for a nice spring tonic.
I hate mud come spring time, but I LOVE LOVE LOVE seeing it every spring for the first time!
Good job on the pigmibile. You might need a bigger tractor just to pull it. I love seeing Gina and Olivia preparing the evening meal together. I also love seeing you all sitting down to eat together. That is important. Seeing dirt after so long is reason enough to be excited. Good video.
I’m so glad the snow is starting to melt. I’m sure the chickens will finally be glad to run around outside. I’m with Gina I would love some fresh asparagus and zucchini. That sounds soooo good. We aren’t getting anything out of our garden yet but I can wait.
Come on spring...hurry up!!
Gina, that's ny favorite way of preparing, and making asparagus. Dinner looked delicious!
Next year you'll be able to keep the hay in the barn, not the Outdoor Kitchen. Won't that be nice? :-) Tanner didn't know what to make of the mud. He thought the ground was made of ice.
La Mesa California, tonight we had a salad from our garden three different kinds of lettuce, arugula, spinach, speckled greens. Cilantro, Broccoli, celery. Sweet peas, nasturtiums,beats and tomatoes.Things are going very well in the garden because San Diego has had so much rain.
Yay! You're seeing mother earth peaking through the ice and snow! Good for you guys! In answer to your last question, this time of year I like a soup made of lots of chard and cannellini beans in a rich chicken bone broth; but, we had late snows this year (some years it doesn't snow at all but it looks like that might be changing if the past half decade is any indication, too soon to tell) and I'm late getting even some cool weather seeds planted in my little home garden plots. In a day or two, things have suddenly turned around and all of a sudden it's like it's mid-spring! Guess that soup will just have to wait. Snow and ice on the ground about a week or so ago and today it is supposed to get up into the low 70s F even though there was a crust of ice on parts of my compost bin this morning. What Crazy weather! Well, chard is cheap to grow but really expensive to buy in local supermarkets. It's up to almost $2.00 for a small bunch and last time I checked it wasn't even all that fresh looking. I'm looking forward to that first crop. Just hope it doesn't get too hot too fast, not so good for cool weather crops. I might have to go straight to planting warmer weather veggies. Crazy, crazy, weather this year.
At 3:52, that was the funniest and most unfortunate camera angle for watering those chickens. I literally laughed out loud.
I'm still eating tomatoes off the plant I started last spring. I grow everything indoors in my condo because landscaping is always spraying "something" outside. My tomato plant is in my south facing dining room window and is still producing! Good produce and something living on a cold winter morning! Blessings to all.
Welcome to spring! Enjoy, I know we are in Iowa, was a long one for sure. I almost got concerned then I saw you praying before eating the rest of your meal, Thank you for covering your family.
Gina’s meal made me hungry for fresh veggies !🌶🌽🍅 Watching Tanner outside exploring will be fun because he doesn’t know anything but snow and ice. The chickens 🐓 know spring is coming lots of eggs! Have a great day!💕
Seeing you jumping up and down in the mud was EVERYTHING! :)
I've been watching you all winter. I've been wondering how in this world you can keep your sanity! I mowed my weeds Saturday. Oh well, and so it goes. Went from bringing in wood, emptying ashes and cleaning up the wood messes to mowing. Just like that. Life is good and it'll be spring soon!
What state are you in?
@@LumnahAcres oklahoma, tulsa area
You made me laugh when you jumped in the mud. Thank you for the positive start to the day. Your meal looked very delicious. I like watching you build things. You have a wonderful talent.
I enjoy your channel, one of the best things you do is you show people that you pray to God before eating your meal and you eat as a family. You are both teaching your little girl the most important lesson in life, God's love and family. I pray that God blesses you and yours.
I HOPE you enjoy the baby goat!😊
Roast the zuchini on the cast iron in the oven. Yummy. The ppm is looking amazing even with a short door. I loved seeing the greenhouse flock and all the wonderful colored eggs.
If your short some lumber. I saw a big pile of wood bundled up in the background. Just grab whatever you need.
Lol.
you are great!!! wish more and more people around the globe were as happy and fun as you are!!! Bravisimo!!!
Who ever thought any of us would be excited about mud!
It's been a long, cold winter. Mother Nature has been demonstrating her abilities!
Hope y'all warm up soon...
Yep, looking good. I'm tired of your snow too.
Looks like the barn delivery video is over 50K!! Looking forward to the plan video. Keep up the great work!
I will start working on that video!
You should put in an outdoor electric outlet somewhere around where your hot water spigot is so you don't have to run your extension cord from the inside of the basement, especially during the cold weather when you are setting up your saw outside. I loved your reaction to the mud, and I would be so excited, too, to see it.
Big hello from Canada.. Love watching you and your family, makes me want to live that way I lived on a farm until I was 18 yrs old. and watching your videos makes me want to do it all over again. One day I will
i have Sugar snap peas, onion and blueberry tomato growing indoors! Freezing the peas for now. Been snipping the onion for chives. Lots of tomatoes coming on just not ready yet. I've got a ton of peppers and tomatoes started for the outdoor garden. Awesome meal Gina!
Lol . I think I would be happy to too see the good diet after ALL that snow. I did the same happy dance when we got our first rain in several months. GOD Is Good ALL the time. Love your videos.
Bless your heart! I would be glad to see mud too if I had had all the snow you've had! Spring is here in North Carolina! I'm just as excited as you about that! Winter was very long cold and hard here too! Forward march into Spring! Woooo! Hoooo! Journey On!
My overwintered spinach, carrots, and garlic are showing some good growth here in South Korea. I hope to have beets, turnup, beans, leaf lettuce as well as my annual spices in dirt by Monday, day job permitting.
Yes get excited that spring is on its way! Please send that cold weather to us here down under and we will happily send the heat to you! Time to share that cool weather lol :D Im really liking the PPM!
I am sending the colder weather your way!
God bless! Thank you!! 😃👍👌 you can have the hot weather 🥵
It will be another 2 months til my asparagus pops up here in Wisconsin. Then it grows fast and i can harvest 3 times a week thru june.;)
Only northern New Hampshire people like us understand how great it is for dirt to show in your driveway. Still have a lot of ice up and around my house. But driveway is dirt. So exciting!
Right!
I learn so much when you build things! :D Tanner is such a cutie- I hope Pluto teaches him to trot around.
It's still winter here, too -- but I did plant peas, carrots, and lettuce in my greenhouse beds today!
Yall are so awesome!! I wanted to thank you for your video where you mentioned Jill from The Prairie Homestead!
Her cooking class was so helpful! I hope you liked it too?
My husband and I are loving yalls videos on homesteading! We also adore you and your family! :)
Im so happy for you Al the snow is melting. Mud is great soon green grass ..
“Hope”fully everything works out so that you’ll get your cute little baby goat next week 😁
hey L this is just a thought I've ever thought about using maybe extra virgin olive oil with a little bit of cheyenne pepper on your ear up vegetable sticks just a thought you know I do cook a lot and come up some ideas occasionally
Finally 😁😁😁😁I have been watching your snow for so long. Very excited too
So excited for you 😊 I love 💕 your videos thanks for sharing
I can’t wait until I get out there and start my gardening I ❤️love spring , it’s one of my favorite seasons. Gina your meal you prepared, looked so good😋
OMG, I've been having such issues on knowing where to cut my asparagus. Thanks for the tip, Gina!
man, watching the video even i'm getting excited to see you excited about seeing mud. such infectious enthusiasm! can't wait to see the sap flowing!
I just got some green house tomatoes from the farmers market. They were outstanding.
Gina's dinner looked delicious today! Always great videos from your channel. What a nice way to start the day.
Thank you.
I don’t blame you for doing the mud dance! Gina that asparagus looked so delicious! I cook that a lot . I fun in oil and add a pinch of garlic and grill it in a frying pan ! Delicious!😋
I am learning from you. You are offering beautiful things. Thank you
I think you should put the wire mash above the door to make it look like the rest. You are very talented with your wood working
Mud, mud, mud here too and A very small green plant next to the snow drift that is remaining 🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌞🌞😁
Yeah hopefully we're all starting our spring warm up season. I need to get outside more and hopefully find a new place this spring !!!
Our snow is all gone here in Rutherford, NJ but I suspect you will still have snow on the ground come June! Happy you can finally see mud and will keep my fingers crossed that snow season has ended for your area.
Good job training Tanner to wait before exiting the house. Next (for safety reasons), work on giving him the sit command whilst he's farther and farther away... until he'll sit when he's clear across the yard. (Eventually you'll want him to be able to go into a down from across the yard.) 💜🌞🌵
i love that you guyespray for your food that God has given you. may God Bless you in what you do
Goooood Mawnin' Al! We have over wintered kale, mustard greens and collard greens growing like crazy now that the plastic is off for the warmer temps of early spring. We will be putting lettuce in today and hopefully we won't get any more hard frosts this season so that I get new greens asap! Good luck with your seed starts, I think we both learned our lesson from last year's cheap grow lights, I also bought new more wattage led lights and they are making a big difference for me too!
PPM looks awesome! Stay warm and keep happy! 😁🇺🇸👍❤️
Gina your meal looks so delicious. I really enjoyed your happy mud dance. Your hens are really laying well . PPM I'd really looking great!
I feel you I just want to Jump up and down too!! Yay spring is Finley trying to start! I did not tapp this year😞,to much going on. Love you guys Hi Olivia & Mom !🤗 Love ButterCup & the Girls. We are just waiting on the birth of our baby’s goats too. Good Bless y’all
I harvested some Swiss Chard and Arugula plus Cilantro from my garden last evening for adding to dinner. I also have Lacinato Kale ready. Also have harvested mini romaine lettuce leaves and beet greens. I give up on Bok Choi--it bolts if it gets warm and it bolts if it gets frosted on. Leave that to someone else. Thinking of names for the pigmobile. Pasture Pig Pokey. Kinda looks like a jail when they will be transported but that may go against your motto for freedom. Just having fun!
I love your work, glad to see you have better weather. Looking forward to the flow of maple syrup ( the word you were looking for is flowed ).
Gaauud Maanin Al, I forgot to put my 2 cents in about the 'road trip' to your barn kit suppliers operation. I would love to see that!!! Please please Al, so maybe a series on that!!!! God Bless Lumnah Family
Busy, busy update Al. our climate is no where near as cold as yours so we can pretty much get any veg any time of the year. Lots of spring veg from Spain and Mediterranean countries already.
No fresh veggies here yet. Still have a few months for that. Good to see Tanner helping with the chores now.
Yay for mud! We started seeds about a week before you, but still waiting for our tomatoes and cukes to poke out. We're in CA, so different temps, and we are trying in a mini greenhouse but outdoors. So the temps are cooler than indoors - wish we had more space to do some under growing lights. Your seedlings are inspiring us! We've been enjoying romanesco, kale, salads, and citrus (especially cara cara oranges) lately. The first asparagus of the season arrives from our CSA tomorrow - can't wait! Wish we could get out to our family home in NH to enjoy some of the spring muds with you!
We are growing snowcumbers in our area .it is snowing and will be awhile before we see the ground
MUD, GLORIOUS MUD! Blessings to all.
I am eating tomatoes, lettuce,broccoli peas. Have a whole bunch of tomatoes I just separated and have in the shed. The other tomatoes plans were from last year, slow but still producing.
Looks delicious. Awesome family! God Bless.
Don't be sorry.. It was exactly what I needed to see after a rough night...tysm for the "jump in it celebration*.. Made me lol..
I think it's a really good thing, to thank the girls for the eggs. Thank you for doing that so often.
As a vidoe idea, you should go over what you do after harvesting the eggs such as cleaning, drying, storing and rotating the eggs. Love your vidoes and watch daily
My birthday is April 16 and it often snowed then, even in NYC. Montreal and Toronto too. I love wngland