Self-sufficient Property Tour in Beautiful, Tropical, Far North Queensland, Australia 🌴🐓🐔🤠☀️ 

That is awesome!!!! 🥰 We are so lucky to live up here!! 😊 Hope you enjoy the videos! Have a great rest of the day! Love it when locals follow🥰🥰🥰

Nice! thanks!!! 😁😁😁👍

Thanks so much!🥰Have a great day!!!

Thanks!! So glad you like it!!!! 😊We have Moringa and figs and but I will hunt down the rest!!! 😁Thank you so much for the recommendations!!! It very cool you like the videos too!!!🥰

hahaha!! Good idea! 😂

@@vintagefoodfarm it worked everytimes. 🤣

Thank you!!! Hopefully it survives cyclone Jasper that is about to cross the coast😨🥰

Thanks so much!!! So happy you are liking the channel😁👍You should be able to grow everything we do😊👍That's why we started the channel. We couldn't find what we wanted when we started 😁

Thank you!!! 😁👍

Hi Pat! That is awesome!!! We moved here from Sydney and it is the best thing we ever did!!! Loving it 🥰😁What ever you decide good luck and have fun!!! 😁

Thank you! 😊 We love it!

Thanks bigred! So happy you enjoyed it! 🤠

Pretty cool hey 🤠😁👍

hahaha!!! You are funny!!! 🤣🤠

Thanks Sinalove1 🤠I am so glad to hear you like them! Have a great day😁

Pleasure Wendy! So glad you enjoyed it!🤠Wow that sounds amazing! Never been there but I just googled Perth Hills and it is stunning! We are both very lucky! 😁Have a great Day 😊

Oh Wow! We have been to the herb village but will be going back for sure! We will definitely try the Kumquat BBQ Restaurant!!! Thankyou so much dreamweaver4543! That is going to be the best video eva! 🤠 😁

Welcome!!!! I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos! We love Darwin! Very similar growing conditions🤠

Pleasure! 🤠

Hi! So glad you are enjoying the channel!!!! 🤠Lol.... didn't consider the change of seasons 😂Plant a heap of herbs especially spring onions (just use the bottoms from the supermarket) , cherry tomatoes because they will take you a good way into the wet season. And the tropical stuff that will set you up for life- Winged beans, cucamelons, abika, longevity spinach, tree lettuce, snake beans, ginger, tumeric, galangal, chillies, Okinawa spinach, sweet potatoes, lemongrass, papaya (skybury papaya seeds from the papaya at the markets) ...tired yet???😂 .......Limberlost nursery has a lot of these and once you have them growing they are either perennial or self seeding. Bunnings has a heap of herbs and cherry tomatoes 🤠Good luck and enjoy paradise!!!! Have a great day!😁🌴

@vintagefoodfarm if you ever have a seedling sale and a garden tour, I would love to see those videos progressively or in person. I have this dream of growing my own edible garden since the beginning of covid. My current depression has me struggling to get out and grow. But the sun rises and sets and so I try and try again. Thank you for you response and your videos.

Pleasure! Take care 🤠

Hi Adrian! So glad you like the videos!!! Yes we eat banana flower and love it! We leant how to eat it in Vietnam and Cambodia. The chickens love them too lol 😁We love Rambutans but we haven't found a tree yet .The are such a yummy fruit. Thank you so much for telling us about the shadow board! That is so good to know and makes a lot of sense🤠We really want to go to the Philippines after our next holiday and see some farms and markets (and eat a lot of food😋). We have calamansi's and moringa trees so we want to see more ways to eat them. We do a marinade of calamansi and soy sauce that a Pilipino friend told me how to make and we cant get enough of it. Anyway thanks for saying hi. Have a great day and thanks heaps 😁

How do you use the banana flowers to eat?

@@bobstar8773 treat them like any sort of vegetables, in the Philippines they cook them in coconut milk, it's all very nice and healthy

Hi Richard! Yes we get massive pythons all the time! In the wet season once a week.🫤🤠 Link- ru-vid.comv-6IXGqW-7g?feature=share We know a really awesome snake catcher called Claude that lives really close! You wouldn't believe it but we are getting used to them lol. Locals up here say "it's JUST a python!" You are so right in saying that everywhere can be productive in its own style! So glad you are enjoying the videos and thanks for saying hi! I think I need to do a video on pythons one day🤠

@@vintagefoodfarm yep, I was pretty certain you would get pythons and all power to you for becoming accustomed to them. We get our share of eastern brown snakes but, so far, my experience is that given any opportunity to do so they will move completely out of the way, probably before we even notice. Still....😳

Hi gayatrigosavi2008! You wouldn't need to come up this far. There are people as low as Mackay growing tropical food all year. There is still the same dangers though like cyclones and pythons lol. There are heaps of cool properties in land from Cairns if you feel like living the dream🤠 Thanks so much for saying hi! Have a great day 😁

Thank you!!! It's a GoPro😁Have a great day!!!

is it Go Bro max?@@vintagefoodfarm

Gopro Hero 11😁🎥

@@vintagefoodfarm thank you from Thailand

Hello Thailand!!!🥰

Hi Jamie! Wow! That would make a great video! Thanks! 🤠 Firstly the snake catchers call Speewah "the land of the giants!!!" because we have so many huge pythons 😭🐍 We have snake proof coops that we carefully check each night before we lock the chickens up. We find the snakes come in during the day and hide in the coop waiting until night when they strike. We have had 3 pythons and 1 brown tree snake in or on the coop. The most effective thing we have is an electric fence around the small run that we turn on each night. For the first year or so we had no snakes in the coop and then the electric fence broke and we had 4 in a few months. We have now fixed the electric fence again and no snakes so far 🤞🏻 The other thing we do is free range which might seem more dangerous but if there is a snake there is room for the chickens to get away and the snake couldn't kill all the chickens at once. A snake will kill as many chickens as it can in anticipation to coming back for the rest once it's digested the ones it's eating (I believe). We have lost some guineafowl keets to snakes when the electric fence was down but we haven't lost any chickens yet. We also have guinea fowl which are supposed to deter snakes but I can't be sure either way if they do. What the guineas do do is alert you that there is something there like a hawk, snake, goanna etc. by screaming and putting on a loud show. When the chickens hear the guineas go off they run for cover and we know there is something wrong. When we have had a snake on or near the coop we call our snake catcher, Claude, who will come and relocate it. Also limit the number of hidey holes in and around the coop 😁 Hope that all makes sense! Have a great day 🤠Look out for a video on chickens and snakes 😁

Thankyou so much , i found this very informative hope to see that video soon😂🎉

Hi! 🤠3.2 acres but only about 2 acres is cleared and the rest is bush😁

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You are the best!!! thank you so much!! 😁