Using Ash & Biochar: Garden, Animal Health, TASTY!
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Since using our wood stove for heat, I am producing ash and biochar! It can be used in the garden, for animal health, and it is TASTY!
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Educational experience watching your videos as always! Very interesting! I almost always learn something new! Take care friend!
Thanks you, my friend. I appreciate you!
Timely video. I guess wood ash is also good for chickens and them taking a “dust bath” which keeps ticks and other infestations away. Something I just learned about. But I also use as part of my 3 tier composting system I designed. Thanks Big D!
Yes! Another friend said Cog Hill was talking about it. I am about to start a project where I produce a lot of my own compost...one step at a time! Thanks, my friend!
Very interesting and also some good humor sprinkled in! (😬) Y’all have come so far and it’s so fun to watch and learn.
Thanks, my friend! I aim to entertain and teach!
😅....I can't believe you took a bite of that! We first heard more in-depth about biochar from 'better together life" there are a lot of uses, we're interested in it for our soil. This was great information, good video! Stay Blessed!
Yes! I haven't watched better together life's video, but I think I remember Joel Salatin talking about it for pigs and several permaculturists talking about it for soil. Great stuff! Thanks, friends!
It is a great dewormer and yes I like the livestream.
We will talk about the live stream a bit more...not dropping it just yet. Wood ash and biochar are great, right!?
LOL 😂 YOU CRAZY FELLA EATING THE BIOCHAR!! THAT WAS FUNNY😁 GREAT VIDEO DANIEL, IT REALLY HAS GOOD HEALTH USES, IT IS GREAT FOR THE SOIL, AND PERSONAL CARE.. INTERESTING STUFF!! I PERSONALLY LOVE THE LIVE STREAM AND LOOK FORWARD TO IT EVERY WEEK, IF YOU TAKE IT AWAY I WILL JUST CRY AND CRY AND CRY AND HAVE TO HIDE UNDER A ROCK 😭 😭 😭 I REALLY HOPE YOU KEEP IT GOING BUT TOTALLY UNDERSTAND THAT IT’S A COMMITMENT EVERY WEEK AND NOT ALWAYS PRACTICAL TO SUSTAIN. ENJOYED THE FUNKY STARSKY AND HUTCH STYLE TUNES TODAY 😂
Ha! If the pigs can do it, so can I! The live stream attendance has been really low recently. We are just considering. We will be doing it this Sunday...so I should see you then, friend!
@@CopperheadRoadHomestead HA WHAT’S GOOD FOR THE PIGGIES IS GOD FOR THE FARMER! YOU DEFINITELY SHALL SEE ME THERE BUDDY 👍
Filter out ash and the charcoal left is perfect for starting new fires, lights easily.
Yes! Great idea! Thank you!
Wood ash is great to mix in with your garden soil as well.
Yes! It is some great stuff...I love it!
Daniel (1)you can mix wood ash with some water to make a paste that can be used as a mild abrasive to remove the tarnish from metals or clean dirty glass, and even remove adhesives and sticky residue. Apply the paste with a cotton cloth while wearing gloves to protect your skin. You can add a little baking soda for a more abrasive paste. Try the paste on a small spot first.
(2) sifted wood ash (no coal chunks) can be used to smother a fire when you don't have access to a fire extinguisher or sand or soil is not around. Just make sure it's out totally before walking away.
(3) ash can soak up oil, liquid or body waste spills allow it to absorb the liquid then sweep it up.
(4) you can use it for a wood ash tea you make it the same way that you make your compost tea but very diluted. I don't remember the ratio I'm sure that Google can tell you that.
(5) Get rid of an ant hill.
(6)make a circle of ash around your plants that attract snails and slugs. They won't cross the ash.
(7)When you are planting tomatoes, squash , cucumbers, and peppers; toss a small handful of wood ash into the hole before putting your plant in the dirt.
(8) The chunks of coal can be put in any standing water bowl or troth to help keep it clean.
(9) deodorizer for the chicken coop
When cleaning out the coop put a layer of ash, chunks and all under your straw / bedding etc.
(10) can be used in your pond to kill algae (just like it will keep algae from forming in your chickens and rabbits water bowls/bottles) Google how the ratio of ash to water.
I could go on and on. Lol
The animals and the soil get potassium, magnesium, calcium and other trace minerals from the wood ash.
Stay happy, healthy, hydrated and safe.
May God continue to bless you and your family.
Yes! So useful! I am just beginning to scratch the surface...thank you for being a part of what we are doing, Margie!
Hello from fellow homesteaders and RUclipsrs 👋🏼 We like using ash for our garden. Throw some ash and let the chickens scratch it in. I can’t believe you actually bit it 😆
Ha! Anything for a view, right!? Glad to have you here!
I like the live streams when I have internet
Thanks! Hope to see you Sunday (I guess Monday morning for you)!
@@CopperheadRoadHomestead Hopefully on Monday afternoon.
What kind of pigs are those? They sure look healthy.
Mangalitsa! They are happy pigs!