I planted Millennium asparagus about 6 years ago in my garden and they have been reseeding for the past few years, I have dug up the seedlings and planted them in a new area and now I have close to a hundred plants. Have a great weekend everyone.
Good Morning Al. I just love your videos and your family. All the animals on the farm are so happy and healthy. Im glad yoi 3 got to raise so much meat for your family.
First of all, congratulations on your reaching well over 200,000 subscribers. I remember when you were in the 5000 subscriber range. Your channel continues to be interesting. It is great watching how you continue to expand your food production. It is a bit sad to see you putting everything away for winter. Your production of a ton of meat is very impressive. You have not counted any of the Bucks into that total yet. You are still very blessed. God bless America.
That young man should be named Ranger since he gets to investigate the entire farm and keeping things in check. It it too early for snow but I think that all year round. I have to go turn on the heat lamps for the chickens today. It is about 3:30 am and a very brisk 27 degrees with a 100% chance of snow. No no no, I have things to do. Oh and goats milk is delicious, first time trying it today.
Not a fan of goats or sheep milk/dairy products incl. cheese. I appreciate others who like it and having traveled a bit can be tolerant of exotic flavors...but goats milk?...Naw..I think I will pass.
Al, I'd like to see a breakdown of what in feed costs you spent to raise the 1090 pounds of meat in feed and bedding? If it's like most small scale operations, it costs less the more you produce per pound. Also a rough estimate on how much time was involved with the morning and afternoon chores?
It is 71 right now and i am thinking of putting on shorts while i cut up some fire wood..lol. weird weather for northern Indiana. storms coming in about a hour away,then temps dropping out of the bucket.got all the tomatoes picked and stored in boxes .scrambling like crazy to get things done.you folks inspired me to get on my garage and clean it out,got guttering put up and more wood cut,,sooooo thank you for helping me to help myself on getting stuff done..Bless you folks..i read the comment below and the name Ranger is a great name for the rooster tail.or Isaiah
Jamaica here good morning you have done well trying to get all done on the homestead I am proud of all your efforts contuine to do what you and your beautiful wife and daughter are doing here in Jamaica were in the hurricane season were having lots of rain take care of your selves blessing
Al, You had mentioned earlier in the season that you were keeping track of the costs on raising the meat birds and pigs. Now that you know how much you raised it would be interesting to know how much it cost to raise all that meat. Thank You
Maybe you can add/build some wooden skis for the bottoms of the chicken tractors so they slide easier over the terrain. One more thing for your to do list.
I personally really enjoy watching the everyday stuff you need to do to keep your homestead running like picking things up for the winter it helps us know more about what it takes to keep a place like yours going besides the everyday chores like feeding the animals.
Good morning. That was pretty nice to watch that egg being laid, never seen that before. Thanks for sharing all you have, it has really been nice seeing all I have this summer watching your channel. It has always been a dream of mine to be a homesteader but things happened that stopped me so all I can do now is watch You Tube, at least I have that. Thank you and God bless.
You can put potatoes up by chopping small enough to fit canning jar. Add 1/4 teaspoon canning salt fill to bend and can for 35 min. All you have to do is heat and season as see fit. Saves a lot of pot. And taste great.
I’ve been watching your family since you only had two goats in the small goat barn. It has been so inspiring to watch your homestead grow. Thanks for sharing your life!
Winterizing is tough when you're forced to get it done earlier. I know. Here in Minnesota, winter came on Oct. 20 this year! I was scrambling the night before and during the storm in the morning to get things ready and the garden beds to rest. You got some good work accomplished and I know how good it feels to be just that much closer.
You should build a cistern to store your rain water and have a pump to pump out water during the dry spells for all your needs. Build it at corner of greenhouse for easier use.
We had a good 3 inches of snow the other day, which was the second snow of the year, and then it rained and froze on top and then we had freezing rain and sleet yesterday and looking at another snow storm possibly on Sunday... winter is here even though the technical first day isn’t until December... stay warm out there
Good morning i have a suggestion you shoulld use pcv for the skids on your chcken coops for your meat birds iam sure ifyou thiink on it you will come up with a plan i seen on a anoter utube channel woderful off grid life
btw ,a green house does not make up for shorter sun hours in the day , your new planting needs more growing light , led or big bulb (250 watt) big bulb is warmer
Good morning from the UK. The rest of the asparagus stalks make great additions to soups. Where I live we get a lot of asparagus grown on the farms, and it's also a favourite vegetable for gardeners to grow locally. I hope you get chance to make up a bed next spring. Not sure on the rooster name. I'm sure other subscribers will come up with a great idea or two. Did I spot a building of some kind in the background over in the woods while you were moving the chicken tractors? Is it part of the big project you've got planned I wonder? 🤔 Time will tell, especially as there are other things to do for now. Stay safe, everyone.
the little rocky hill next to the smoker looked like alpine garden. you can scatter some wild flower seeds , moth, evergreen succulents etc. there and it will look amazing next season
You could call the rooster "Hoss the Farm Boss", just don't tell Moose! It is a sad day when you put things away for winter. It has been warmer here this week, hitting the 70s so we shouldn't see snow for quite a while yet. What an amazing harvest of meat for you! I'm sure y'all will be sharing it with friends & family cause there's no way the 3 of you can eat a pound each of meat every day! God blessed you with such abundance this year.
Morning to you all, from here in somerset in tge UK. Love watching you all and the progress of your homestead, glad we dont get the heavy snow etc that you get. How about "" Croc Pot"" for your rooster name, because he might end up in there one day Have a lovely weekend and stay safe.🐐🐔🐓🐖🐖
Lots of rain - same here in WI! But on the plus side-those fence posts pulled much easier after a whole season! Good job with cleanup and winterizing! Work on the farm never takes a vacation! Winter is only a small sabbatical for the next years work!
So many preparations for winter. It will be here before we know it here in Missouri. How long are your electric fences that you were rolling up? They sure look handy! It’s impressive hearing about all the meat you’ve stored up this year as well as thinking of all the eggs & produce from your garden! You’ve done an excellent job. That ladder up to your attic is quite unique! This is the first that we’ve seen it. You did so much work today that you’ve worn the two of us out just by watching! Love watching your videos.
That was quite the meat haul for the year, the Lumnah’s wont be going hungry this winter. All of those rocks in your pasture would drive me crazy. I would be hauling them to the edge of the woods so I could level off the pasture and grow some better grasses for the animals. It would also save wear and tear on the mower and make it easier moving the chicken tractors around. Keep the great videos coming Al
Al, you may want to add RV trailer scissor jacks to the portable pig mobile. They will let you adjust the level with a 3/4" socket and the impact/screwdriver. It will help with the water flow to the barrel and even the less expensive sets of 4 are rated for 5,000 pounds.
We been waiting all week to see how the farm took the snow. We saw the snow on the news webcam downtown. Looks like the snow fell off the greenhouse ok, and glad you got everything picked up before real snow and frost has set in. Thank you
Good morning Al,and Gina looks great out there this morning everyone got a little snow, up north must be great getting up feeling cold breeze on your face with a hot cup of coffee WHAT A AWESOME MORNING God Bless
Good morning. 🤗 The snow looks pretty. 🤭 Getting ready for winter is work. It's cold here in Edmonton Alberta. We have had snow a few days this week. I am not a big fan of winter anymore. You folks have a blessed day. 👍☝️
Just a point at 7:30...he said 1960 pounds, but the calculator shows 1096, which is the correct maths. Still an awesome amount. For all us using the Metric system, just under 1/2 a ton...497 kg.
Figaro is such a scene-stealer! Love him... Congratulations on the success of your meat and produce raising. How about "Rocky" for the black maran rooster?
You should be able to mount axles out behind your tractors and coops so that the tires just sit on the ground when the implements do. Raise the front end, and the back end will ride on the wheels.
Good morning Lumnah family! I think a good name for the rooster would be Derwood. Also, about putting away the fence, Morgan said he numbers the posts with a sharpie so that he knows what order they go in when you put them back out. Just a thought. Have a blessed weekend!
Hope you get things buttoned-up before the weather gets too bad. We have snow here and it is now snowing and I have still got lots to do outside! Hope to get most of it done today!
There r people who put compost piles inside there greenhouses in winter for added heat , or along the outer wall. Also ur compost will already be there for u in springtime.
Hey Al & Gina, your going to need to be able plow the snow away the snow from the sides of your greenhouse. It looks like it needs to be mowed down before the snow that will be coming off your greenhouse.
Al, you should have built a storage loft up in the ceiling area of the new Garage Building you built. That would be a great place to store your lumber supplies left over from all of the building projects.
Gooood Morning guys. You certainly have been blessed by your hard work and did a great job producing enough food this year for your family. May you continue to be blessed, and perhaps next year will be able to produce an abundance of food, to be able to give or sell to others. G-D Bless and Stay Safe. Were in for a wild winter.
Have you considered making calendars> @ 0:26 it is SO picturescue. I am so certain that you have at least 12 stills worth printing that are just as beautiful.
Good morning, all! Trying to think of a great rooster name: best I can think of is Cole. Then Murky springs to mind, for some reason! Have a good weekend! 👋😃
You could individually spring the four wheels of the pig tractor, put solar cells on the roof, move it with electric four wheel drive, (a motor on each wheel), and use a remote control to control it;) Probably want to keep the speed down to no more than 120 mph. I'd probably leave the quad copter option for the year after. You have to have winter projects, right?
Thanks for showing the chickens more. They are beautiful. Different breeds, colors, I liked that you lingered the camera on them. Bonus was the egg laying hen!😲😁
We're still in the eighties, but I do need to wear a flannel shirt in the morning. Heard from others should be a very cold winter, I haven't had to wear a coat in a couple of years unless I'm visiting my daughter in Oregon.🙏❤️
Congrats on the 19 eggs!! You know, the only thing Buttercup may need is some sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) to cure her burps. Anyway it's worth a try!
You two are a good example of husband and wife working together for 1 goal a happy Homestead And family!
Figaro sure does love his people
He's a love magnet! He sure was asking for attention while they were filming their total counts. "Pet me! Pet me! Aren't I a cutie?" 😁
@@samvalentine3206 Figaro will get his way always love Figaro.
I'm so sorry, I remembered at 415am that I forgot to add the link.
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I have never seen a chicken lay an egg before in my life. Thank You Lumnah Acres!!!!!
To keep chickens in there fence remember to only clip one side of wings. Keeps them off balance so they won't fly out.
Names for the rooster, Russell Crow, and Gregory Peck.
Gregory Peck - good choice!
Yes, I like Gregory Peck also. Good choice.
Both names are very good well done Morten 🙂
Think I damaged a kidney laughing at that !!!!
Great picks
And the star of the show, FIGARO! Lol
Happy to hear of all the harvesting this year. Your hard work pays off 😊
@Jo Jo Figaro MUST be on camera :-)
I planted Millennium asparagus about 6 years ago in my garden and they have been reseeding for the past few years, I have dug up the seedlings and planted them in a new area and now I have close to a hundred plants. Have a great weekend everyone.
Love asparagus. And love Brussels sprouts. No one had either at our farmer’s market.
Good Morning Al. I just love your videos and your family. All the animals on the farm are so happy and healthy. Im glad yoi 3 got to raise so much meat for your family.
Do you eat the tougher ends of the asparagus. If not, you can cook , puree and strain it for asparagus soup.
Everything on your farm comes together and makes sense. Guess that's why I'm still with you guys. 👍
You should call the rooster Ralph. He is loud like Ralph Cramden (Jackie Gleason) on the Honeymooners back in the 1950’s.
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You had the same idea as me. Name all the chickens.
First of all, congratulations on your reaching well over 200,000 subscribers. I remember when you were in the 5000 subscriber range. Your channel continues to be interesting. It is great watching how you continue to expand your food production.
It is a bit sad to see you putting everything away for winter. Your production of a ton of meat is very impressive. You have not counted any of the Bucks into that total yet. You are still very blessed. God bless America.
Love Figureo taking his camera time!
Congratulations on your harvest of meat and vegetables this year!🐿🌽🌽🍁🍁🍂
That young man should be named Ranger since he gets to investigate the entire farm and keeping things in check. It it too early for snow but I think that all year round. I have to go turn on the heat lamps for the chickens today. It is about 3:30 am and a very brisk 27 degrees with a 100% chance of snow. No no no, I have things to do. Oh and goats milk is delicious, first time trying it today.
Tara Snow-Burch ~ The rooster? I like that name for him. ("I like it a lot!")
Not a fan of goats or sheep milk/dairy products incl. cheese. I appreciate others who like it and having traveled a bit can be tolerant of exotic flavors...but goats milk?...Naw..I think I will pass.
Al...you all have given a new meaning to "FRESH EGGS".....like always another great video....thx
Al, I'd like to see a breakdown of what in feed costs you spent to raise the 1090 pounds of meat in feed and bedding?
If it's like most small scale operations, it costs less the more you produce per pound. Also a rough estimate on how much time was involved with the morning and afternoon chores?
That would be awesome - a full accounting of feed & labor costs - then divide the cost by the pounds harvested for a cost per pound of protein.
@@bobbijoalfieri8151 But not in real-time. We can't timelapse milking in real life. 🤣 Wouldn't that be nice?
Lol even Figaro wants to know the results! 😹 how about naming one of the roosters Foghorn Leghorn (Foggy) 😂
"I like it" 🙂
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@@jhk5 lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Gina, it really shows how much more comfortable you are in front of the camera, good for you!
It is 71 right now and i am thinking of putting on shorts while i cut up some fire wood..lol. weird weather for northern Indiana. storms coming in about a hour away,then temps dropping out of the bucket.got all the tomatoes picked and stored in boxes .scrambling like crazy to get things done.you folks inspired me to get on my garage and clean it out,got guttering put up and more wood cut,,sooooo thank you for helping me to help myself on getting stuff done..Bless you folks..i read the comment below and the name Ranger is a great name for the rooster tail.or Isaiah
Thank you for showing your winter prep! Job certainly looks easier with two. Awesome teamwork!
Loved the video. How about Cogburn? As in Rooster Cogburn from the movie True Grit. You could call him Bernie for short.
Cogburn is a good choice
You beat me to it - I was thinking same thing!
Jamaica here good morning you have done well trying to get all done on the homestead I am proud of all your efforts contuine to do what you and your beautiful wife and daughter are doing here in Jamaica were in the hurricane season were having lots of rain take care of your selves blessing
Al, You had mentioned earlier in the season that you were keeping track of the costs on raising the meat birds and pigs. Now that you know how much you raised it would be interesting to know how much it cost to raise all that meat. Thank You
Wow! I'm in awe of how much meat and produce your family has harvested this year. Kudos to all of you: even the ranch foreman, Figaro.
I've kept chickens before but I never saw them lay an egg before.. that was well timed... take care...😊
Good morning Lumnah family ☕️ Al, just a reminder to check the hydraulic fluid in the snow plow... have a blessed day
That hydraulic pump is quite vocal on the Kubota!
Greetings Lumnah family from Ireland, a mere 45 degree's today here. Bright and sunny so solar will be producing free electricity.
Maybe you can add/build some wooden skis for the bottoms of the chicken tractors so they slide easier over the terrain. One more thing for your to do list.
Y'all really got a great start on your winter preparations. So very nice to see more of Olivia lately. God Bless
Your video reminded me to pull our garden fence from Premiere 1, and out it away for the winter.
Now that's a TON of meat! Well half. 😂
Keep up the great work as always!
I personally really enjoy watching the everyday stuff you need to do to keep your homestead running like picking things up for the winter it helps us know more about what it takes to keep a place like yours going besides the everyday chores like feeding the animals.
Good morning. That was pretty nice to watch that egg being laid, never seen that before. Thanks for sharing all you have, it has really been nice seeing all I have this summer watching your channel. It has always been a dream of mine to be a homesteader but things happened that stopped me so all I can do now is watch You Tube, at least I have that. Thank you and God bless.
Figaro is all about the viewers and the camera this morning. I love it !🤗
Talk about reality TV: in front of your very eyes, a FRESH LAID EGG!
25:22 egg production in real-time!
I've never seen a chicken lay an egg. That was fascinating!
I completely understand that this isn’t the Figaro channel, 🤔......but it is nice to see more of that cute guy🙌😋
You can put potatoes up by chopping small enough to fit canning jar. Add 1/4 teaspoon canning salt fill to bend and can for 35 min. All you have to do is heat and season as see fit. Saves a lot of pot. And taste great.
Thanks for sharing this part of homesteading. It helps to see all that is needed to run a homestead.
A reminder to get things cleaned up and stored for winter! Lovely day on Lumnah Acres.
Suggestion get some used skis and attach to underneath chicken tractors for easy moving.... imo
I’ve been watching your family since you only had two goats in the small goat barn. It has been so inspiring to watch your homestead grow. Thanks for sharing your life!
Al don't forget to move the Does hay feeder before winter. ❤️❤️
Winterizing is tough when you're forced to get it done earlier. I know. Here in Minnesota, winter came on Oct. 20 this year! I was scrambling the night before and during the storm in the morning to get things ready and the garden beds to rest. You got some good work accomplished and I know how good it feels to be just that much closer.
Figaro is so good lookin n loves his family. Boy that’s a lot of food! You guys make it look so easy n in order. Love your channel🌺
Figaro wanted his camera time this morning 😊😍
Drumstick would be a great name, just to remind him what happens to naughty roosters!! Haha!
Or perhaps, "Hotwings."
You should build a cistern to store your rain water and have a pump to pump out water during the dry spells for all your needs. Build it at corner of greenhouse for easier use.
We had a good 3 inches of snow the other day, which was the second snow of the year, and then it rained and froze on top and then we had freezing rain and sleet yesterday and looking at another snow storm possibly on Sunday... winter is here even though the technical first day isn’t until December... stay warm out there
Good morning i have a suggestion you shoulld use pcv for the skids on your chcken coops for your meat birds iam sure ifyou thiink on it you will come up with a plan i seen on a anoter utube channel woderful off grid life
Sure do enjoy listening in as the two of you chat and sometimes banter back and forth.
btw ,a green house does not make up for shorter sun hours in the day , your new planting needs more growing light , led or big bulb (250 watt) big bulb is warmer
I just love how organized you are with storing things for the winter.
Good morning from the UK.
The rest of the asparagus stalks make great additions to soups. Where I live we get a lot of asparagus grown on the farms, and it's also a favourite vegetable for gardeners to grow locally. I hope you get chance to make up a bed next spring.
Not sure on the rooster name. I'm sure other subscribers will come up with a great idea or two.
Did I spot a building of some kind in the background over in the woods while you were moving the chicken tractors? Is it part of the big project you've got planned I wonder? 🤔 Time will tell, especially as there are other things to do for now.
Stay safe, everyone.
the little rocky hill next to the smoker looked like alpine garden. you can scatter some wild flower seeds , moth, evergreen succulents etc. there and it will look amazing next season
Rusty , or little B, Russ. Love to start my day with you all. God bless stay safe. 🇺🇸♥️🌹
Sixty-nine degrees in Texas this morning. Rain and thunderstorms. Good Friday morning to Lumnah Acres. Keep up the good farming .
Good Morning! How are the Bumble bees doing?? beautiful scenery! Thankyou for sharing
In a recent video, Al said that they only lasted about 6-8 weeks
@@samvalentine3206 Well that is sad, Thank you.
Name the Copper Moran Rooster "Tiny" He's big, so like Moose is little, well, you get what I'm saying.
Maybe "Mouse" or something to keep with the M names for roosters and your size theme lol
That was my first thought, too, haha! (Tiny, I mean, but the M/Mouse idea is good, too - maybe Mickey? Hahaha!)
You could call the rooster "Hoss the Farm Boss", just don't tell Moose! It is a sad day when you put things away for winter. It has been warmer here this week, hitting the 70s so we shouldn't see snow for quite a while yet. What an amazing harvest of meat for you! I'm sure y'all will be sharing it with friends & family cause there's no way the 3 of you can eat a pound each of meat every day! God blessed you with such abundance this year.
Morning to you all, from here in somerset in tge UK. Love watching you all and the progress of your homestead, glad we dont get the heavy snow etc that you get. How about "" Croc Pot"" for your rooster name, because he might end up in there one day Have a lovely weekend and stay safe.🐐🐔🐓🐖🐖
Pete just popped into my head when you said let's name the rooster.
Lots of rain - same here in WI! But on the plus side-those fence posts pulled much easier after a whole season! Good job with cleanup and winterizing! Work on the farm never takes a vacation! Winter is only a small sabbatical for the next years work!
So many preparations for winter. It will be here before we know it here in Missouri. How long are your electric fences that you were rolling up? They sure look handy! It’s impressive hearing about all the meat you’ve stored up this year as well as thinking of all the eggs & produce from your garden! You’ve done an excellent job. That ladder up to your attic is quite unique! This is the first that we’ve seen it. You did so much work today that you’ve worn the two of us out just by watching! Love watching your videos.
That was quite the meat haul for the year, the Lumnah’s wont be going hungry this winter.
All of those rocks in your pasture would drive me crazy. I would be hauling them to the edge of the woods so I could level off the pasture and grow some better grasses for the animals. It would also save wear and tear on the mower and make it easier moving the chicken tractors around.
Keep the great videos coming Al
Al, you may want to add RV trailer scissor jacks to the portable pig mobile. They will let you adjust the level with a 3/4" socket and the impact/screwdriver. It will help with the water flow to the barrel and even the less expensive sets of 4 are rated for 5,000 pounds.
We been waiting all week to see how the farm took the snow. We saw the snow on the news webcam downtown. Looks like the snow fell off the greenhouse ok, and glad you got everything picked up before real snow and frost has set in. Thank you
We planted asparagus 12 years ago still excited when spears starts to come out early spring.
Good morning Al,and Gina looks great out there this morning everyone got a little snow, up north must be great getting up feeling cold breeze on your face with a hot cup of coffee WHAT A AWESOME MORNING God Bless
Sounds like the goats need some breath mints to counteract the burps. LOL Figaro is such a camera "ham" and so cute.
28° with 4" of snow in NW Wisconsin. How about Cooper the Rooster
Good morning. 🤗
The snow looks pretty. 🤭
Getting ready for winter is work. It's cold here in Edmonton Alberta. We have had snow a few days this week. I am not a big fan of winter anymore.
You folks have a blessed day. 👍☝️
Just a point at 7:30...he said 1960 pounds, but the calculator shows 1096, which is the correct maths. Still an awesome amount. For all us using the Metric system, just under 1/2 a ton...497 kg.
Everything looks very nice . Can’t wait to see the garage finished . I love snow. It’s rare if it snows here. Have a Blessed Day
Figaro is such a scene-stealer! Love him... Congratulations on the success of your meat and produce raising. How about "Rocky" for the black maran rooster?
Way to go,guys! So happy for your combined harvests. You have come a long way and its been such a cool thing to come along the journey with y'all.
You should be able to mount axles out behind your tractors and coops so that the tires just sit on the ground when the implements do. Raise the front end, and the back end will ride on the wheels.
Good morning Lumnah family! I think a good name for the rooster would be Derwood. Also, about putting away the fence, Morgan said he numbers the posts with a sharpie so that he knows what order they go in when you put them back out. Just a thought. Have a blessed weekend!
Hope you get things buttoned-up before the weather gets too bad. We have snow here and it is now snowing and I have still got lots to do outside! Hope to get most of it done today!
How much feed did you go through for the chickens and turkeys? I am interested in when the estimated cost is to raise organic chickens/turkeys
There r people who put compost piles inside there greenhouses in winter for added heat , or along the outer wall. Also ur compost will already be there for u in springtime.
Hey Al & Gina, your going to need to be able plow the snow away the snow from the sides of your greenhouse. It looks like it needs to be mowed down before the snow that will be coming off your greenhouse.
Thanks for sharing everything on the homestead! God bless! 💜
Good mauhnin Lumnah Acres! Whoa, now that was interesting! Figaro stole the show today! Lol! Take care.
Al, you should have built a storage loft up in the ceiling area of the new Garage Building you built. That would be a great place to store your lumber supplies left over from all of the building projects.
It'll be fun to see what you have in mind given these things are settled for the season. God bless you all.
Gooood Morning guys. You certainly have been blessed by your hard work and did a great job producing enough food this year for your family. May you continue to be blessed, and perhaps next year will be able to produce an abundance of food, to be able to give or sell to others. G-D Bless and Stay Safe. Were in for a wild winter.
Goood morning this morning from the MS gulf coast i hope everyone has a great day
Have you considered making calendars> @ 0:26 it is SO picturescue. I am so certain that you have at least 12 stills worth printing that are just as beautiful.
Good morning, all! Trying to think of a great rooster name: best I can think of is Cole. Then Murky springs to mind, for some reason! Have a good weekend! 👋😃
Nat Wing Cole?
@@samvalentine3206 love it!
You could individually spring the four wheels of the pig tractor, put solar cells on the roof, move it with electric four wheel drive, (a motor on each wheel), and use a remote control to control it;) Probably want to keep the speed down to no more than 120 mph. I'd probably leave the quad copter option for the year after. You have to have winter projects, right?
Beautiful video.. Good morning🌞☕
Thanks for showing the chickens more. They are beautiful. Different breeds, colors, I liked that you lingered the camera on them. Bonus was the egg laying hen!😲😁
Well, we have a nice brisk 0 degrees. Only thing good about it is the wind isn't blowing.
No snow yet down here Hillsboro, NH. The winter prep list is always growing despite best laid plans. Get back on that barn!. 👍🐾♥️🐓🐓😷 🇺🇸
Good Morning Al, Gina& Livies💛🖤💚
Thats a heck if a productive year,well done
We're still in the eighties, but I do need to wear a flannel shirt in the morning. Heard from others should be a very cold winter, I haven't had to wear a coat in a couple of years unless I'm visiting my daughter in Oregon.🙏❤️
so loved your video,,, beautiful,peaceful place,, simple living,simple life❤️❤️❤️
Love your morning videos so thankful for a time of peace with my morning coffee and your family.
Moaning Lumnah Acres, and friends of Lumnah's. Happy Friday!! No snow No snow No snow!!
Congrats on the 19 eggs!! You know, the only thing Buttercup may need is some sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) to cure her burps. Anyway it's worth a try!
Cant baking soda give goats bloat?
@@cathiwim Mr. Goooglepants says baking soda prevents bloat.
Al, you are always thinking a year in advance 👍🏻👍🏻🙏🙏