Ok...be honest everyone....how many of you said "Grow!" with Corbin? I did! 😂

Hey, thanks kindly for the shoutout and so glad you are pleased with the plants! Would be great to figure out a way to help our respective channels meet new wonderful people. Keep up the great work and happy growing!

The best part of the video is at the end. Please don't stop showing us dinner time.

Buggy’s the best. As I’m worrying about a major surgery my husband is facing, Buggy girl got a smile from me I didn’t know I had. Tell her thank you & please give her a hug letting her know she was the very bright spot in my very scary day

When I plant seeds or seedlings I always say “GROW!!” because of your family. And when my seeds first sprout, I always say “Happy Birthday!!” like Jess Sowards does! I love your dinner time. It warms my heart when you hold hands and say grace. You have a wonderful family! Be proud! 💕

Meg! That dress is FABULOUS!

Buggy is so adorable. Loving her sweet humor. Where's my burrito?😍

More problems than a politician 🤣🤣🤣 Definitely using that 😎👍

It is always enjoyable watching your sons help you out in the garden and yard chores.

Blessings to you, Meg. You are an amazing wife and mom.

I paid$25 each for two American hazelnut trees. They did well. Then I discovered a large patch of them growing in my woods! Lol! Pays to keep your eyes out!

I love ALL The Hollar Homestead videos!

I love hearing you giving thanks before each meal ✝✝

I don’t comment much, just wanted you to know say your little family is so precious in God’s eyes.

Meg, you are absolutely stunning!!! There's nothing more beautiful than a woman bringing new life into the world!

Love to hear the birds chirping in the background! ❤🇨🇦

Always love learning new things and Ben you explain in easy terms of what your doing and why. Meg love the dress and you must be getting close you look tired. Burritos are so yummy. Blessings to you and the family.😊🇺🇲

We live on an acreage too. Wish we had your water pressure. Also wish I could live long enough to see your place in about 25 years from now. With grandchildren running around.

The bucket of bribery on the snack wagon made me LAUGH so hard ! Much needed , thanks .

I truly love watching all of your posts. I definitely love how you ask the Lord to bless your meal before consumption. I pray that our Heavenly Father will bless you and the entire family abundantly and keep you all safe.

I always say grow now. Even at my home. Where's my burrito? Buggy is so adorable. Fine family Ben. Meg looks so tired. Bless you Meg.

Hi, Ben, Brett, and Corbin! Ben, I loved your line, “more problems than a politician.” Ben, you and your family work so hard growing your homestead. Your channel is great.

Love me the Hollar family! You boys are awesome hard workers! It is great to see you helping. ❤️🥰🙏🌹

Little Buggie is so adorable! "Where's my burrito?" Then daddy asks, "did you eat it?" I loved her little sly smile as she shook her head "yes"!!!! So cute😘 Meg, you look beautiful in your pretty cherry dress! Do hazelnut trees get big and tall like pecan and walnuts, or do they stay on a more bushy trunk? I've never seen them growing before. Hazelnuts are my favorite to eat!!! Hope those grow good!!!!

I am excited for the future of this planet especially when I see the boys learning and you all sharing so many valuable sustainability and general life lessons.

Me to ----- its so great to see prayer at the table - giving thanks , remembering its the little things like a great sunny day provided by yours truly --- to give thanks for as well. God bless you Ben and your loving family.

I like this you let the kids mow,, tractor and not be scared what they do.

I’ve been taught too water in the hole before you plant trees and bushes, so you help the get roots get established ( and no, they won’t drown😂) and you don’t have to water several times a day for the first few weeks. I’ve never had a single tree, bush or perennial die when I did that…

Lol you got me saying "grow" as put in my very small garden

The "compost your enemies" shirt got a good laugh out of me.

You guys remind me of Charles and Caroline Ingalls 💙❤ GOD BLESS ALL YOU GUYS!

Just a little curious aren't you? to see how a few of the hazelnut trees would do in that hugelkultur area? really excited about this experiment along with the other ones you planted. Ben this is really exciting!! I like to thank G-d for the gift of land & it's growing ability and ask Him, "please guard this plant/tree to grow beautifully for our family" I don't think the plant is independent without His blessing.

We have Hazelnut trees in an old established orchard that was not maintained by the previous owners, we have spent the last 2+ years trying to fix everything (to get good land, at a good price, sometimes you take on big workloads) and I keep eying the Hazels and whispering 'One day' We get bucket loads of nuts but it is seriously what the kids call the eldritch grove.

Love the "Compost Your Enemies" t-shirt!

Be careful. Brown Recluse spiders love cardboard almost as much as they love woodpiles.

Great buy on your hazelnut bare root trees! Sure hope they all GROW for y’all😘! Meg, I loved your sweet dress with the cherries on it🤗! Be sure and rest when you can💜!

Corbin "Grow" makes me smile Buggy's "where's my buritto" makes me laugh.. Have a safe delivery meg!!! Can't wait to see the new addition to the Hollar's flock

More of what I enjoy about your videos....just doing life, adding to the knowledge you already have, being genuine and no hype, and all as a family who seems to sincerely desire to honor the God the Provider and Redeemer through Christ.

You need a milk goat. A standard sized Saanen will give you about 2 gallons a day. AND - they eat grass. ;) And close is ok since you need two hazelnuts within reach of each other in order to grow nuts. Thanks for sharing. I really enjoy your videos so much - and it's fun to see the kids enjoying the work too!

Great to see you beautiful family! It's amazing to see how everyone has grown! Buggie is so cute! Blessings!

Buggie at the end was so dang cute ❤

Love you guys love watching your videos Meg is such a beautiful pregnant lady. I love watching her cook. I learn new things every time. Thank you for this video.

Buggy u look beautiful in your pink top. Meg u are looking wonderful take things easy

Hazels do really well in the edge of woodland and in open woodland, where the pigs will keep the spares down by rooting them out as a high protein food, so they don't get overcrowded, when they are hidden by squirrels. They survive quite hard frosts and the catkins are out early giving the bees pollen when they need it for building up the colonies again. Great choice of a bargain.

Buggy isn't the baby anymore.

Thanks for another video. Your family is special. Makes my day. Always makes me smile.

Love your dress Meg.

Phrase holds true.... Concerning planting trees: Plant it high and it wont die, Plant it low and it wont grow.😊

Everybody uses wheelbarrows to move a couple thousand pounds of compost and You got your tractor with a bucket on front to move yours. Tractors are the bomb, cheers bro.

Edible Acres is definitely one YT's more eccentric convivial channels, I have been watching and chatting with him for years. On the Hazel front, did you know the tree was a staple in the diet of Palaeolithic Britain, we still have middens like small hills of roasted nutshells and their grinding stones, it is thought to have been cooked as flat bread. Cultivated Hazels are called Cob nuts here, and grow bigger because you keep the tree small. They taste very different when fresh, but spoil easily when shelled, so should be eaten straight away, or chopped up with a little salt.

Buggy is so beautiful and such a joy!!

Always glad to see a hollar video :)

More problems than a politician! Hilarious! Cute dress, Meg!

Buggy is the best! So funny.

Once you get the floor on the addition done you can throw a couple tents on it for the boys to rough it. Or the camper for the oldest boys. That baby is going to beat the addition.

I missed this somehow! Nice bunch of starts. Nice, planting Hazelnut trees from "Edible Acres" from Shawn. Cool, comfrey planted on each side of the Hazelnut trees. Those are nice bare root trees! Good idea to plant a Hazelnut tree in front of the posts for the bamboo trellis. That should look lovely in the future. Thanks for explaining about the composting on top of the ground for a sapling tree instead of putting it in the hole. I think that is a great idea to pack the regular soil all around the tree too because it supports the small trunk more so it stays up better. Compost all around on top of the cardboard. So great that you have the tractor. Good thing you are marking the little trees with the bamboo, like you say they could get covered in grass. Wow, that mulch on top looks lovely! That's great that Brett and Corbin helped. Nice, selling some guinea hogs! Cool, Jeff a viewer bought 2 piglets. Great! Dinner, beef and rice burritos! Jack just likes to savor his food. He is the baker and cook of the twins. That looked delicious. Thanks for this video Hollar family!

nothing like power washing your plants!

Meg! You are so ready! You are so amazing! Buggy being buggy!

LOL Where's MY burrito? SOOOO CUTE! I KNOW she's going to enjoy having a little sister!!!

Ben when you click that pocket knife open I Got the chills. When I was seven years ago. My grandfather and I were in the garden and he cut a cabbage off its stock. And then handed it to me. And his pocket knife was still open and it cut my thigh open. I was like lil buggy. Always hanging with pops.❤

Of course we know Sean from Edible Acres. He is such a good person.

Meg looks wonderful! Beautiful family

The farmers today sure don't look like the farmers did when I was a kid. I feel like my grandparents were born old. LOL!

Thanks for the info about Edible Acres! Also, after I learned about comfrey from you I added it to my garden this Spring. 👍

Beautiful as always! ❤😊❤

Love y'all. Thank you for sharing your family with us. Buggie "where's my burwito"? Adorable.

A beautiful day in the Hollarhood! Hope your trees grow and thrive, not too far from now your property is going to be looking lush!

Edible Acres is a Great channel and nursery. Double thumbs up ☝

Now it’s a ssquashed beetle. A Dad jokes every day keeps the garden pests away

I was viewing your earlier videos and saw ?Megs video of favorite books for the homestead. Thankyou for this video. It gives me a go to on the way to give my beginner brain a hand held how to. I'm a strange learner that way. Thankyou for all your help and time and effort. God bless you and family.

Keep the Yucca (the pointy plants behind the pecan). The tuber can be used like a potato, the pointy part is a needle, the fibrous threads can be used for mending things. Ask the civilizations in the SW and South America.

Loved hearing the lawnmower and seeing you planting! It reminded me of Springtime growing up, all the busyness outside! Beautiful weather! We have lots of hazelnut trees here in the valley in Oregon! Meg, love your beautiful dress! You look so pretty! Those burritos look delicious and great idea, putting sour cream first, don’t know why I never thought to do that!

This family is awesome! I am so glad I stumbled onto your channel last week! I have been binge watching and I absolutely love it. Thank you for sharing your lives with us! ❤

“Where’s my burrito “😂 love it!

Thanks for sharing your wonderful progress at your homestead! Stoves used to have a little light on the back panel & extra plug ins; now we have to tack lights under shelves & above sinks & search for close plug-ins😉 You’re all a pleasure to see! Blessings to all 🤗🇨🇦

Hello and Ga'day, Hollar Family. I'm so glad to hear that you decided to Plant the Long Noodle Spaghetti this year. After seeing Meg make meals, Long Noodles ( from Long Beds ) would be a super Big Help ; ) LOL. Take Care Hollars n Have I Bit of Fun!

Meg, that’s a beautiful dress you are wearing!❤

Ben those yucca plants u will never get rid of . I had one next to my front step n we dug down to the bottom of our basement cos we also had a water main break n the darn thing still came bk I even poured gas bleach on it and still it came bk ❤❤❤❤❤

Thanks for letting us visit

I’ve just discovered your channel after reading the article in Epoch Times. I’m hooked! Love you guys!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I found you right before you moved there 3 years ago, the garden’s soil color has really been transforming.

"More problems than a politician" 😂 thank you I needed that laugh

Hey Hollers,go munchie go🎉. I love your hair, Ben😍! JO JO

I love Edible Acres! Thanks for giving them a shoutout, they are marvelous people :D

Meg…when are you due? You look great! Asa Grandma and a former OB nurse, you haven’t dropped yet….but you are “cooking”! So happy for you and your family!

Great day on the farm with the family thanks

I so enjoy watching your family and your videos. Very inspiring.

Hazel nuts grow wild in Osceola, Missouri where I grew up. I do not remember the bushes getting that big. My dad used to say they liked the loam. Glad to hear you have a tractor again.

Love you all. Blessings 🙏🏻💕🙏🏻🥰

Hazelnuts will spread from the main tree. The roots will go out around the original and you have to keep them cut out or you will be overflowing with hazelnuts. It will take them about 3 years to really get nuts. I keep trimming the tree up to look and act more like a tree than a bush. They are delicious. Good luck.

Good evening beautiful family x

Corbin was doing a great job with the mower!

Hello everyone everything looks great! What a bargain in your nut trees Grow! Love you all God bless , Jan

I absolutely look forward to you all 😊 I love the family dynamic, the way you all have all your people always helping ❤

Around 4pm my time here in Guatemala, I know my favorite homesteaders are posting a video most daze

I take off all labels and tape before I use cardboard!!

Thank you, family ❤❤❤

I have been watching 'Edible Acres' long before 'Hollars' were a thing. His 'Chicken' videos are great. They both do interesting things.

I may be wrong, but aren't hazelnuts an understory species? I grew up in Central Illinois where the wild hazels grew in the timber under the larger trees. If I'm remembering correctly, don't they prefer shade? If so, that could be why the first ones you planted aren't doing well? I'm 65 now and living in the high desert of northern New Mexico. It's been a minute since I went traipsing around in the timbers of Central Illinois, so my memory may not be serving me well. It just seems strange to see hazels planted in full sun. Love watching You All Growing and developing your homestead. Much Love and Blessings All~Ways 🙌🙏❤️🙏

More problems that a politician!!! Love that saying!