7 Things I Learned From COUNTRY LIVING! 

This is very true! Seven years and counting living off the grid. Living in the country is worth it!

I'm also a city boy who wants to move to the country. Thanks for the advice!

Get farm fit not cross fit. Keep these videos coming Chad.

Wow! Such a blessing to come across your videos! This video is so helpful and encouraging- definitely will share! We are praying and in the process of purchasing land in the country. Have been practicing while in the city. Saw a short clip of your fruit trees- Have you tried the Ellen White tree planting method?

Thanks for sharing your experience. May God bless your ministry and you + fam.

I resonate with this video so much, and agreed on every point you made about country living. I absolutely love your delineation between living in the country and having a country living mindset. That’s not an intuitive part of moving to the country, but it’s such an important and blessed part of the journey! There are so many lifestyle and mindset shifts as you transition to country living. The frugality, independence, and sustainability in raising your own provisions, heating with wood, using well water, etc. is one of our favorite things about country living. There are many sacrifices compared to modern day conveniences, but every one is worth it. Thank you so much for sharing this.

Hahahaha!!!! Yes! I'm a RU-vid farmer too!! Pay less in chiropractor costs..... Haven't had a bad back since working in the farm. Much more fit and strong.

Did you move for biblical reasons? Like no buy no sell that is coming soon?

Give God His credit for the land. That's how it will be in the earth made new...like Adam and Eve had it!

Thank you for sharing your experience and giving us something to think about.

We bought 40 Idaho acres in 2019. Since we want to stay debt-free we have made slow growth on our infrastructure. I have always lived the "country" life. When I was a child, there was no running water and frequently no electricity, so the issues we've had to face have been only a tiny bit frustrating. Stay the course--it seems like you are a perfect fit for country living:)

Good points and very accurate. BUT anything more than 3 times down the driveway is just too much.... slow down and stop by ANYTHING, loved the views

Right? In a month I will taste the first fruit of a 2 year old plout tree I grew from seed. It may be stolen by a squirl or knocked off by the wind... So when I will try it I will be doubly grateful.

Chad, how do i get hold of you boet? Laine from South Africa

1.At what age did you purchase your own informal land? 2. Do you use solar for power?

One of the things that we are trying to figure out is how people afford the equipment . There are endless tools, machines and what not needed to cultivate and maintain property let alone building a home-which we did not do. How do others do it? We are just trying to figure out how to buy a ride on lawn mower for 5 acres.

Thank you for the tips.

Thank you for sharing

What part of the country do you live?

Good video.