Moving On... We're STARTING a NEW Family Business!
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Moving On... We're starting a new family business!
We’re a husband and wife team who purchased a large piece of raw land & are transforming it into our Off-Grid Dream Property. Follow along with us as we construct our Off-Grid Home and Infrastructure, Build our farm, Grow and raise our own food & so much more!
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Nice to see Olivia in the background. Good luck with the new cows.
I got the feeling that perhaps Olivia is learning to film! Great news if that is so.
Your future cattle rancher.
Could be Olivia needs the extra cash with donations from RUclips for University with having more exposure on the videos ? ? ?
To all our American friends and family - HAPPY Independence Day !!!!! LET FREEDOM RING!! Greetings from Perth Ontario Canada!!
Thank you, friendly treasured northern neighbor!
Thank you, Ted! Minnesotan here whose mother was born in Canada! I visited Thunder Bay when it was still Port Arthur/Fort William. Beautiful country!
Freedom? Rapidly disappearing here.
And happy belated Canada day to you too. We live right on the border in northern Minnesota and we get to celebrate with you on the first with the fireworks and you guys join us on the fourth 😊
@@andyrobinson339 Don't have a US Constitution to protect Canadians.
Nice! Congrats on growing. Thank you for showing the goats again. Love seeing them and Olivia. What a beautiful young lady she is becoming.
Next up is sheep and horses… Bout time to get the inside of the barn organized with some storage containers on those shelves. Happy Independence Day!
Taking on the responsibility of beef cattle, goats, pigs and chickens is quite a task. Truly a farm in the making.
Make sure you can handle all this.
Brutus seems to be such a big, mellow dog. I am looking forward to seeing him trained to be a guardian.
Hi Al, just a thought about grounding and welding with bearings in between. When young I grew up among farms and helped out with general stuff, including welding repairs. As kids we were welding a repair to a bailer, grounded on the body and started welding at a few places that needed repair. The old man went very mad on us saying that we could cause the grounding through bearings to leave spurs which ultimately shorten bearing life. Ever since then grounded on the work piece directly. Love the new cattle.
Cleaning my Dad’s truck and tractor cab was my job as a kid on the farm. ❤
You should ground your welder on the piece you are welding to prevent the current travelling through the bearings on the shaft and possibly arcing and pitting the bearings. @21:45
Happy 4th of July, everyone. God Bless America! Our Independence Day!
I’ve been following you since 2017, don’t comment much but watch every episode. I live in New England- I would definitely buy beef from you because I know how thoughtful and well you take care of your livestock! Congratulations!
dont take the vaxx...stay off black.
I agree, well cared for, very well fed.
The Lumnah’s will have a VERY Lucrative business.
Soon as I saw them I took me right back 35 years when my first Cattle livestock arrived and were the same cattle I instantly named them Red & Sootsie. Your Highland Bull would have been a perfect match.
Very nice to have more livestock . The meat will be so good. Olivia has grown, She is a beautiful young lady !She & Gina look so much alike, I LOVE YOU ALL !!!! 🥰🥰🥰
It helps if you put the ground clamp close as possible to your weld point and avoid welding through bearings gears and chains
Awesome I like the names!!! So sorry about George !! Hope all the animals are doing good, Brutus gets more pal's all the time!! Stay blessed all!!
Thank you for bringing such great videos! You show folks the real deal for homesteaders, and it goes down to nuts and bolts! amazing!!!
Note for Gina. Hi Gina I am one of your regular viewers. I get up around 4 am local time PDST and look forward to every episode. Anyhow I tried the date peanut butter and I used Belgian Dark Chocolate. What a great snack and easy to make .Thanks and always happy to see you healthy. Oh and one more thing . Maybe you can get Al to use a shield when he is grinding. This is the main cause of available eye injuries. Cant help my Safety Coordinator background. Love you guys show.
Congratulations, they are so beautiful!
Good morning. Love your show. When welding on equipment, you need get ground close to your welding and not going thru bearing or bushings
Great Day in the Evening !!! 😊😊😊
Al, I love your videos. I’m 84 years old and just think you’re interesting. Thank you, again
Al, such a fun video to watch. Love seeing them adjust to their new digs. Awesome!
You have given a lot of thought into this new adventure. It all sounds wonderful. I sure can see myself chomping down on a Lumnah burger some day. 👍
Any yes Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸
Hi Al,Gina,Olivia,Brutus. That was a busy two days & the new girls look wonderful well done with that buy.
All the animals look so happy & Brutus is getting so many new friends. Take care happy family.
Good morning Lumnah Acres. Beautiful cows. Brutus will need to show them the lay of the land!
Show more of the piglets, they're the cutest! 🐖🐖❤
They are beauties, for sure.
Your fencing needs to be more permanent for these larger animals.
You would think he learned from the last disaster.
Yep, the cows are checking the fence already.
Al when you attached the ground on your mower you sent current thru the bearings of the drum, you should of attached the ground to the drum it's self
Good observation and point. With the electrical ground going through bearings, it can damage the balls in the bearing or the race if there is any arcing. Arcing could cause a pit or slight bump on the bearing surfaces and reduce the life of the bearing.
You ran your welder ground through the bearings of the flail rotator. Connect the ground directly to the rotator so you don't possibly cause an arc in the bearings which will cause them to fail later.
Good luck to you too on your new adventure
Good morning Lumnahs! Nice to see the newcomers to the herd!
Happy 4th of July! Olivia it was good to see you even if it was far away. Looks like some great new additions to the farm!
Great things are happening,Brutus is right their in the mix,it's excited to see the cows😊🌼🌷🌻🇺🇸
We clean the inside of our side by side by parking it outside, open the doors, and blow it out.😊. I like the new cows and Brutus is so cute.😊🐾🐾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Livies is growing SO FAST! OMG! Glad you got a couple ladies. Love the names. Half 'n' Half and Black Beauty. Great stuff! Blessings!
Congratulations!!!
omg I have missed the old "how many eggs" Can't wait to see where you homestead is going with your new endeavor
Happy birthday America. God bless America, and may God bless the Lumnah family. Your homestead is really coming to life. Cheers from California.
Just a tip, you need to disconnect the battery on any vehicle, equipment, ECT before welding on them or you can mess up or fry the computer!!!! Hope you remember that in the future good luck!!!!
Just a friendly tip, try to ground to parts you are welding. It can damage the bearings
Hillside root cellar soon? Maybe? So many projects and not enough time. Hope you find a new breeding bull soon too. R.I.P. George. 😢❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you. So many projects the list never ends. 😂
@@LumnahAcres - A list that has priorities that change, depending on whatever happens in the day to day workings of a farm!
@@samvalentine3206So true. I was raised across the road from a farm. Loved it and loved visiting and helping even when I grew up.
Have you looked at Abeedeen Angus they marble on grass as well. They are smaller and easy to handle not sure but I think they are a2a2
Brutus is getting so big! He is absolutely precious! 🥰😎
He is growing fast!
I don't understand how that fencing will hold cattle in! After George, I would have used cattle panels( but I know I am not you!) 😊❤
Having more cattle with that fencing is worrying.
The Family Bull George fell over a Cliff; All Farmers, 100% all, know that to have Livestock they are also going to have dead-stock, cause livestock are not watched 24/7/365 like an infant child is !
The Livestock prefer having boundaries, ( even the Goats don't roam far ) it's a matter of keeping them supplied and happy, only when animals go into heat do they seek a mate, but even then the animal is somewhat confined, Al is lucky to not have neighbors with greener-grasses that entices !
The fence is fine, it is how Homesteaders farm, only Commercial Farming operations require zoo like confinement and they sacrifice for Quantity over Quality, homesteaders animals get ( by-far ) better treatment, and better ( by-far ) health care, because a commercial Farm will just kill the weak, to protect the proof base !
@4Classie in winter electric fence is not reliable where snow stays on the ground. I am sure works fine in the south but not where real winter visits.
@@79PoisonBreaker Many permaculture farmers have a winter area for the cattle. Joel Salatin has his cattle in a barn on deep bedding for the winter. Justin Rhodes does this too. That type of set-up might be coming to Lumnah Acres in the future. Have a great 4th of July weekend!
Happy 4th of July. Good luck with the new herd. God bless you.
Love the names ❤of your new girls!! Congratulations on moving forward with your family business. God's blessings on each of you.
Happy 4th of July to all our American friends from Otterville Ontario Canada!
Farmers are real jacks of all trades. If you don't know how to do something, you'll learn how. God bless the family farmers.
Good to see you embracing Independence Day in such a tangible way! Good vid.
You need some garlic blocks for the flys to keep away from the cows
👍❤😇🙏LOVE IT 👍GREAT VIDEO!!!!
Great video as usual, just a heads up, make sure that you use a grade 8 bolt on the hammer knifes. Otherwise you will be replacing them again 😊😊😊😊
How exciting for this next phase of cattle ranching. From the comfort of my arm chair, i have enjoyed the past couple of year's sorth of homestead builing. But it is good to see you be able to enjoy the fruit of your labors like the gravel trailer parking, the shop, the improved pature grass, and all the things.
Good morning Al and Gina! Always something going on at Lumnah Acres! Wishing you great success on the cattle. Hugs from N.C..❤
Good morning, Marin!
@samvalentine3206 Good morning! Wishing you and your family a happy Fourth of July!🇺🇲🇺🇲 Hugs from N.C..❤️
Mornin from Rhode Island. Cool new livestock. They look so different without their cool horns.
Good morning! I thought maybe you were getting more cattle! Nice looking ladies. Congratulations on the new herd and your future meat business. Blessings, Texas Deb ❤
I guessed 20 eggs. Oh well. Great new cows. Welcome to the Homestead Half and Half, and Black Beauty 😍.
Al a welding tip, you should never have your earth running through a bearing.
Congrats!! So very happy for you guys. Can't wait to watch the progress.
Pole barn would help keep the weather off them.
7:03 - one may come some day...
So glad it's coming together for you ! The cattle are so darn cute... congrats !!! Have a great 4th.
I've been switching my beef herd from Angus to belted Galloway
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I really enjoy watching your farm grow. Was happy to see you are building a herd of beef cattle. Congrats on the new addition!
Guten Morgen zusammen liebe Grüße aus Germany 👋😊🙋♂️😁
Guten Morgen, Josef!
Hey Josef!
Good morning Olivia, Gina and Al
Welcome Home, Black Beauty and Half-and-Half, Welcome home. Looks like Brutus brought a BIG stick into the shop, LOL. Seems like Brutus just needed some time to get used to riding; he's doing great. Al, you can come and clean our vehicle any day; not my favorite job.
I'm not going to tell you what to do. but you don't want to weld through the bearings. You ground on what you're welding on. Could ark your bearings and make them go out
Wish you well on your plans with the beef herd. And hope that you will your desired bull to complete (in part) the herd!
I can't wait to order beef. If you are raising it I'm sure it will be the best in NH.
Did someone said that to much talk.Hi from Germany
Hook your ground welding lead on the moving part before welding. If you don't the bearing will be arched and pitted. Messing it up.
My wife picked 15 eggs! I wish you success in your new adventure!
Brutus is such a great dog.
Al, all the nuts on the flail mower should be self-locking to keep from loseing them
Just a few acres is a great channel to follow, they have 30 or so Dexter cattle they raise and sell at a local market in NY State. Chicken and eggs too.
Pete and Hilarie are great people and as you said, a great channel to watch - family farming business for many generations!
He rebuilds old tractors during the winter months that is very interesting and worthwhile to watch. Very talented man.
I hope A and g build a winter pasture with hard fencing like just a few acres. JAFA is great .
Al, you need to get that sawmill going. The summer is fading fast and you need to cut some lumber so you can get the sawmill under cover.
I rearly comment, but I have to say , even though it's sad you lost your beautiful bull. Everything happens for a reason. That only the good Lord knows. I like the names of your new heifers. Also, like your plans for beef sales. Even though it will take some time. It will go by fairly quickly. Best of luck to your growing farm. 😊
"Everything happens for a reason"
Yes, It's called fake fence 😐
@@Ale55andr082
Quit-it, fool !
@@4Classie for sure in your world of fantasies an electrified "dental floss" held together with a toothpick stuck in the ground can stop a frightened 800+ pound bull, you bubblehead 😂
I agree with your reasoning that, "everything happens for a reason." It's hard to hear sometimes but I believe it does. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Have a wonderful 4th of July weekend!
Congratulations on the new heifers! I LOVE their names as they are
Gooood morning everyone, from David in Omaha. The hidden garden is looking good. Brutus is turning out to be a good investment. I am eagerly awaiting to see what the new livestock are. Maybe some Longhorn cattle? We will see very soon. I pray everyone is healthy and doing well. Cheers!
Goooooooood Morning Happy Independence Day 💥 thanks David
Good morning David! 👍🏾🤩🐶
Good morning, David - Happy 4th of July!
Morning David
Good 🌄 morning, David! May your Fourth make good memories!
Awesome!
Maybe you should put up a stronger fence for the cows so they can't run through it.
If you watch Justin Rhodes they use the electric netting to keep their cows in pastures. Many times the cows will respect a single strand of electric fence. Jason of Sow the Land uses a single strand on his farm. It works well since he moves his cattle around on the farm just like Justin Rhodes does. Have a great 4th of July weekend!
Great to see Olivia!! Love the long hair. Pretty girl!! The livestock is pretty cool as well. And those pigs. Last but not least Brutus is a boss!!! Been watching for several years and enjoy the view. Thank you!❤
Will 'Half and Half' give Buttermilk ?
Funny! I went to buy some Buttermilk at the store and they don't have it anymore! I don't know where to get it anymore. Have a great 4th of July weekend!
Good Luck on the new life style , Nice looking cows,
Good morning everyone 🙂
Goooooooood Morning Stella
Good morning, Stella!
@@samvalentine3206
Good morning Sam. Happy Independence Day to you 🎉
@@stellajeffrey647 - Thank you, Stella! 4th of July always meant parades, swim meets, cook-outs and fireworks when I was growing up - good times! Wishing you and your family well!
The girls are a welcomed addition to the farm, they're healthy looking and meaty...😂😅 Brutus will have his paws full with protection duty. Love ya'll ❤️
Good morning Lumnah family 💜
Hi..... Thanks you for showing your video homestead beautiful great good job BYE 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋👍👍👍
We were thrilled to hear about the new upcoming business of grass fed beef. The coffee is great and we know the beef will be too. Watching and waiting... 🙂 Happy Independence Day Lumnahs!!!
Happy 4th of July to everyone!
We just butchered are first beef on the farm we had a angus and jersey cross and it’s soooooo good! Growing all are meat ( minus seafood) on are farm now beef was the last one we needed! Best beef I ever had!
Great names.
A very warm welcome from Gatwick wishing you all a pleasant day 🎉
Gooooooood Morning Gatwick
Good morning, Jim!
Hello there, Jim! From very damp Minnesota!
Love the names!!
So, your Highland cross breeds mean you are looking for a new Highland bull! I really hope you find the perfect gentlman.
Goooooooood Morning Renae. Happy Independence Day 💥 thank you
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You welded across the bearings...
Need better fencing and a solid corral to work cattle pvc post and tee post not strong enough with out wood post corners and some in the straight fence
Whole new dimension with cattle over Goats and Pigs. If Bulls are in the mix........
Fence, gates, posts everything needs to be real heavy duty for cattle. Especially if a live bull in the area. I hope they do not learn the hard way .
Homesteader Farming is not Commercial Cattle Farming, So it's a compromise of somewhere in between, George the Bull fell off a cliff, and to farm is to have Livestock and that always has Dead Stock, no matter the operation !
@@4Classiebetter fence would had kept him safe and alive
I’d look into dehornng the calves when they’re young, especially if you end up with bull calves that are going to need to be “worked” anyway to get castrated. Really nice looking heifers 👍👏
Al explained that Short Horn Bulls are sufficient for the Farm, didn't you watch !
@@4Classie Actually, what I heard was they’re looking for another Highland bull…didn’t you listen
@@4Classie P.S. there is, of course, regardless of the bulls breed, the calves have a chance of being polled (which would be good)
@@kkeenan536 KK; First Cookie and Myles are intended for Freezer Camp and from what I previously understood from Al, is that he would Butcher his Bulls at maturity, so as to avoid Castration requirement, not saying he would not Castrate when young, just relating to Male not needing De-Horned, because the males are intended to supply meats, and since he plans on only keeping one Bull with possibility of one Steer, ( don't know about Al keeping a Bovine Steer, cause I think he will pasture Bull with his Cows ) and Al discussed on Podcast how De-horning Animals is among the worst jobs for farmers, and my knowing all his Goats were Pulled, an intent to own Pulled animals would be the Short-Horned variety as compromise for still tabling prime meat !