Ive had alot of chickens and i have never seen that before

Can you make with pasteurized goat's milk?

And a mountain lion or coyote will 100% take down an adult alpaca. They need a guardian animal to watch over THEM.

Mmm 🐐 milk

Is it really true that you won't have to water often, even if it's in a very arid climate with not much rain?

Cool, giving me an idea for my greenhouse, but want to know how to use this for winter

Only ticks. What about larva and potato beetles?

What if you have a rooster already and are merging groups?

Thank you for the video and recipe! I can't have cow's milk, but goat is fine. The store stopped my favorite milk cream so I've decided it's time to make my own.

Does rain harvesting work if land is completely hard black rock inside ? I want to dig 8 feet deep and 6x6 to leave rain water into that digged area

I recently hooked up a system for catching rain water. We went with a diverter, which is supposed to help with debris removal, but love your idea. Seems like it will work well. Maybe on my next barrel 😊

Despite the crime in Nashville and Memphis, and Knoxville, I think Tennessee is one of the best states. 4 seasons, mountains, valleys, farmland, centrally located, and lots of people who homestead. Someday I hope and pray that I'll have 5-20 acres in Tennessee, so I can have some livestock. Thank you for sharing this about the Nubians. They seem like a great choice.

We have the same Ice Cream maker and I love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you make yogurt add it to your custard and some fruit and you have great frozen ice cream or Sherbet

Thanks for the tips, it’s my first time trying to grow pumpkins

Wow a lot of sugar😬Can I use honey instead?

It’s so refreshing to see a building project that isn’t overrun with store bought lumber

Thank you for your video

Yum!

I am very interested to see how these three methods fare through the growing season. Thanks for sharing

They taste great

Welcome to Tennessee! I live in McMinn County.

They also eat fire ants. And they sleep in the trees. They’re really wonderful birds.

Queen Anne lace where I live has a purple tiny flower inside the lace , Wild carrots that look like parsnip roots are another plant and the hemlock a thrid not to be confused with the conifer hemlock 🌲 tree and coming in fourth yarrow looks a bit like the above three plants

Yes it's true🎉

Yes sir! Tomatoes for months❤

Adam CALHOUNs,,,,little bro????🤣😎🇺🇸👊 Show me a mater sammich, grown like this versus one done the other way?!?!😎🇺🇸👊

I mean sure but those roots on the stems aren’t great for nutrient uptake

You're right! I don't know how many people I know didn't do that ! Great opening!

We use neem oil here in India to do the same after a quick brushing, as flies can lay eggs in their fur and that can cause skin infection and lead to even worse conditions so treat them from the root

Don’t the soil cubes crumble when you water them?

Just don't try to eat wild carrots and you'll be fine.

I learned how to make soil blocks… and made 1000s last year… but got out of that line of work

Water hemlock is in my area it mixs with queen Anne "Purple spots purple grave Hairy legs of the carrot queen "

Queen Anne’s lace also usually has a black dot in the middle, my mom told me when I was a kid it was because when Queen Ann was darning her lace, she pricked her finger on a carriage ride and then threw the bloodstain lace onto the side of the road where it turned into a flower

Them there are pee-in-the-beds. You pick either of them up youre gonna pee the bed.... Imagine my surprise when i repeates that in highschool and found out that was just an our family thing

Queen Anne's lace has a petticoat

I wish I had know this as a child I had to find out the hard way.

I used to think it was queen Ann's lace! Thanks for the info!

Seems like so many plants are poisonous or toxic, makes you wonder how humans figured out the non-toxic ones

It's probably best to not mess with this edible. Poison hemlock IS the most toxic plant in my area. There's no coming back from that mistake.

Wow and I see these plants everywhere, now I’m actually going to see if it’s hemlock or wild carrot. Very cool

Thanks for the warning

This is very good video. 😀😃😄

That’s a small truck

What's your spacing when planting for upward growth? I assume you can plant closer than if on the ground or no?

Looks like a good option to have with children also.

Thanks for this info. We are looking for some goats for our homestead. We live in the mountains and have a lot of hilly area.

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3 or 4 c milk?? Your recipe says 4, video says 3 😂

How does the block stay intact when instead of the roots you only have one seed 🤔