I just got home with 4 keets and 4 chicks, various colors and breeds. Some were $1 each clearance. How could I resist!

Looks yummy mate

Your mom's a goose berry

We are probably 100 miles apart, my milkweed is just now forming buds.

Nice 😊

just plant the berries

Can you just make those into resins?

Wild carrot is Queen Anne’s lace they’re two different names for the same plant. However, the plant this guy is saying is wild carrot looks like poison hemlock to me. This guy is either trying to kill people or is a moron since the Queen Anne’s lace is queen, lace, and carrot and that other thing definitely looks like poison hemlock, this video should be taken down before someone dies.

I love how you love the creatures.

Nice!🎉

Sorry, but if those chippies want those fruits bad enough, they will have no problem getting through that mesh.

That's beautiful! ❤

*insert Monty Python sketch reference*

the prettiness is a siren song

No... Queen Anne's Lace IS WILD CARROT!!! The first image is poison himlock wich is VERY TOXIC if ingested!!

Beautiful place 😊

Wish I had one.😮😮😅

Looks like any random back road out here in rural Ashtabula County Ohio.

outstanding

Great place to grow some healthy cattle

Because guns are so evil?

Nice 😊

Where in MN are you?

Bigger cage and you'll be set

Excellent information thank you. Perennial? Annual?

Looks like eggplant 😉

I didn't know that comfrey could grow so large. Thanks!

Sadly we have pets and especially our little veggie munching dogs would be threatened by this. Comfrey (Symphytum officinale) can be toxic to dogs if ingested orally. Oral consumption Comfrey contains pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PAs) that can cause severe liver damage, sinusoidal obstruction syndrome, and other symptoms if ingested in large quantities. Symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, jaundice, and abnormal behavior. Comfrey roots are more toxic than the leaves, and PAs can also be absorbed through the skin. If your dog eats comfrey, you should clear any remnants from their mouth, rinse them with water, offer them a small amount of milk or water, and take them to the vet.

Yeehaw

I was digging in to check once and got bitten by a copperhead… I’m super cautious now.. Be safe.

You need to pull it by the roots

No end to the way chickens can get into trouble!

Thank you for the video.

Destroyed a tailgate on a F150 doing that one time, take it off when I haul ever since

We have a similar setup, which is what made me click on it. Our coop is made from reclaimed garden boxes from long ago, 2×12 pine (?) boards. We used a shed style roof with one slope to it, it was easier, and a metal roof. We have 7' field fencing, maybe its 20X30' surrounding. It is this size because there was an enclosed green house on the property ( very bad shape), but we used the frame of it to cover in chicken wire for overhead protection. The feild fencing was also reclaimed from elsewhere on the property. We are firm believers in reusing everything we can, so yes we have a couple of scrap piles.

This is a beautiful enclosure

Yes, Comfrey is also good for making liquid fertiliser, just soak it in water. The water will turn brown, and it is diluted by 10 parts water to one part Comfree. Thanks.

I did this last year my girls loved the cherry tomatoes and the plant was 16 foot....

Marvelous! So much easier than lifting one at a time off.

Did the Gate close? It looks warped.

I bet your nickname is MacGyver😊

Yep did that with the big 4x8 bales👍👍👍

I hope it was a drop the clutch situation and it worked just how we thought it would. P.S. ???

Time to start making some soil, not all of those plants look too happy.

I admire what you are doing. I'm doing a smaller version in northern Illinois, which is also 5b. Hey, I wonder if you've found those are milkweed and not comfrey? The video isn't clear, but it sure looks like a variety of milkweed rather than comfrey. I'm also wondering if you're aware that black walnut creates a toxin in the soil that will kill off almost everything around the tree? I chose to dig up the ones growing in my backyard and donate them to the high school, where they have a huge lot with nothing on it. Anyway, thanks for sharing your project and information! Best wishes for your continued success!

Loving see these to help the monarchs!! 🫂

Do you have links to enroll in the Butterfly Waystation and the Wildlife thing? I'd like to pass it along to a friend.

Lol. I dont think so. My girls used to eat all my tomatoes. I dont think that wire is enough. Cant wait to see though. Lol

Only problem with that is that tomato plants are poisonous to chickens!

I like the cement feet