Mr, when you go to fill out a job application/resume' put all this on a flash drive, hand it to them and tell them where you can be reached LOL. A true hard worker I would hire you instantly if I had the capacity for a business.
Joshua, aqui no Brasil os canais ( vídeos do RU-vid) de vida de sítio, chácara, roça ou fazendas, são muito apreciados e valorizados. Tem pessoas com mais de 500.000 inscritos. Espero que essa edição tão legal possa ser valorizada. Sei que não é o seu objetivo, mas serviria pra vermos o seu dia a dia. Felicidades pra você e sua família. 😀
Incrível...vc e sua família estão de parabéns....essa fazenda de vocês é maravilhosa.... Está filmagem é um dia inteiro de serviços de vcs.... Estou sem palavras pra dizer a alegria de poder compartilhar com vcs um dia de suas vidas..... realmente muito obrigado.... é muito emocionante..... valeu por postar....continue por favor....um abraco a todos.
Dude, you work tirelessly! I'm trying to pack and I found your moving videos. I will keep watching the time lapse videos because I found them personally motivating.
Hi there. I was also thinking of sharing some activities we have on our farm but we are just starting farming. This video of yours is really fantatic. More power. I am a fan. Keep doing you.
You all have a large farm! Do you take your goods to a local farmers market or do people come to you to purchase products? I’m assuming you sell at least your eggs. How long have you been raising animals? Do you garden as well? Great video. Blessings...
Thanks for watching! We sell eggs from all our birds as well as baby chicks, ducks, and guineas that we hatch in our incubator. We have a couple large gardens and we have started eating a lot of our own food recently including meat. We moved to the farm more than 2 years ago, but we had actually be raising a small flock of chickens in the city for many years before that, but once we got the farm we expanded to having literally hundreds of birds.
It looks like you soak some of your feed. What livestock gets the wet grains? We are in the process of getting our house ready to sell. We are also looking for land so that we can live a more self sustainable life. We want to grow and raise the food we eat as well. Do you plan to ever do a real-time vlog about different aspects of your homestead? I enjoy your videos. Blessings...
We actually came from the city knowing nothing about farming so it has been a real learning experience. We do make fermented food for all the birds, it takes more time than just serving the dry food, but it is better for them. I do plan to do some vlogs on the farm now soon that I realize people want to see more than just time lapse videos.
I do follow several other homestead channels. We are not off grid or as self sufficient as some of the people I watch, but I like learning from people who do things differently.
Please make a water tank ( with lika a hose so you use gravity to pour the water out.) for your'e quad/atv. That wouldt be great if you also make a video of it... ;p 2:00
That's a good idea. Last year we had needed to drive buckets of water with the ATV out to the far pasture to fill the goose bathtubs. However we discovered that the main water line for our property actually passed right under where the bathtubs were! A few months ago we had a faucet installed which tapped the main pipe, so we can now fill the animal water much easier. We recently set up a new coop in an even farther pasture which doesn't have any water lines nearby so I think a gravity fed water tank would be ideal for that. We have several large water tanks we could use, I just need to install gutters on the coop to catch the water. Thanks for watching
Most of our animals such as the chickens and guineas actually do go to their coops at night by themselves, and then I just close the doors. There are always a few that refuse to go in at night, but our dogs do a good job keeping away predators.
We don't really make profit from the farm, we are mostly able to earn back the cost of feeding all the animals, so right now we're just doing the farm as a hobby and to meet new people.
We do clean them before selling them but if we are storing them for a while it is best to not wash them because they have a natural coating on them which keeps them fresh without having to be refrigerated. If we wash right after collecting them we would fill our fridge very quickly.
