Great stuff Ronda, Ye never stop👌👍🙏🙂

Hey you were featured in a recent shout out video: 'Get To the Farm' 10 Must-See Channels!

In my very long life i have never seen a Wisconsin winter like this one. Colder is coming yet i understand.

@kirklothert3435

4 ай бұрын

You mean colder weather

Thanks for the great videos.

The Challenger is getting closer to using it. Kevin sure helps us to understand that just about anything can be fixed. He is a master repairer. Your channel sure helps the time fly by now that I've had my knee replacement surgery. Blessings to all of you.

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Quick healing over your knee!!

Hope you have better luck with your grapes than I do.

A package is heading your way. Should arrive early next week.😊

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Oh boy!! Now I'm excited!! Your packages are always a blessing.😀😀

Spring is definetly comming. All the farm is ali alive with activity and hope for a great growing season. Time for planting, calving, hatching, and dilling . The work now brings in the future abundance that make farming a success. Bless you all for the food we eat.

Another great Sunday with Ronda and the guys at acres of Clay. Love to watch all your farm and repair videos love to watch Sidney and Ethan and Sanders working in the Shop!!!

From tx, following because clay :)

Beautiful Sunset!!! You will have all sorts of babies in less than a month.

Awesome video. Love your channel. About the challenger. If you left the cab off and made fenders for it you would have a one of a kind open station tractor

you are lucky to have some dust we still have a lot mud over here in the uk it just will not stop raining, great video as always

Frost this morning, but the signs of spring are all around. Crocus, daffodils, and ornamental pears are flowering and I'm noticing a green tint to some of the trees. With the time change, are the cows getting milked earlier, and does that affect production? Blessings on your family and farm, stay safe and have a great week.

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Yes, the cows got milked 1 hour earlier this morning. Production will be down in the morning, but they adjust quickly.

Good video Ronda good Sunday updates

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Knifing in NH3 in southern MN.

Always enjoy you family members in the video.

Comincia la stagione della semina la natura si risveglia dall'inverno buon lavoro ❤,👍

Good morning i got corn and oats planted on Texas but here on western pa this Sunday morning ot is snowing 😢

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Snowing here, too. 😑

@guydaubenspeck9206

4 ай бұрын

Dale Thompson, where are you from in Western PA I am from Butler county

Hi Ronda, It was 70 Monday & Tuesday [Truely Fantastic], today we had 3 inches of snow, as of 2PM it's all gone. Have a great day because spring has sprung

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

We had snow this morning, too.

Chickens flew the coop.

Currently here in Australia we are having a massive heatwave its 40 degrees Celsius here. We should be in Autumn but doesn't look like its going to happen anytime soon. Our spring is only 174 days to spring here in Australia

Hello . Watching your videos is very interesting. I watched it and felt it was great

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Thank you very much!

Video as good as always, keep us updated on the outs coming up your friend from Virginia

Another great video from Rhonda.Always interesting and informative.I look forward to her videos every week!

Clean up time!...good job all!

Hi Ronda, I got censored. I used a word to describe how wonderful your video was and I think Google's AI censor keyed off it. You sure covered a lot of different topics and it was great!! ben/ michigan

Thanks and we appreciate seeing the workings of the farm. See you on the next one

Thanks for sharing.

Enjoy your video, can't wait to see the eggs hatch

Great video thank you

Good luck with the eggs on hatching them out. We're going to use the raised bed of 2x6's and in ground traditional plantings. Have a nice week.

thanks for sharing

Very interesting content !! Thank you for sharing your journey!! As always, stay safe and God bless you all !!!! Eddy

THANKS!

2nd Warmest February on Record in St. Louis. About two (2) weeks ago, we Reached a Record of 86 and Shattered Old Record by Severn (7) Degrees. 🤔👍

Rhonda you have a Beautiful family. The spreader come up well, the eggs are awesome the Challenger is a beautiful Tractor, heart melting sunset love you all from Australia ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Great video Rhonda, love to see the spring sowing starting, ground still very wet here in southern Ireland.

The more things that you can do on your farm,the more money you can save...Our economy is pretty bad right now..Saving money is the name of the game..😊😊

Wow, beautiful sunset 🌇🌇

Well is very wet here and has been for sometime. Hopefully by the end of the month we will see something different. UK based, near the Welsh border.

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Praying for drier weather for you!!

It takes about 28 days before turkey eggs start to hatch

I love your incubator, I've never seen anything like it! 👍

I'm sure the sunset was prettier in person but it still looked pretty. Looking forward to see the chicks hatch.

One more thing we had Concord grapes my grandfather made grape wine

Hello there we have had similar sunsets. It's been cold though. It's supposed to get warmer in the next few days. It's nice to see that everyone is looking well. So keep up the good work. We really enjoy it thank you.

I’ve always had Rhode Island Reds but I’ve only incubated once I usually just order chicks from the hatchery

Good Monday Morning Ronda; I am so happy to see your video today I was getting worried that something wasn’t right but I do know how busy you are around the farm so it’s a blessing that I get to see and know you are all doing fine ❤😊

i love ❤️ U R beautiful Rhode island red chickens & their eggs # We in Pakistan have similar breed known as Golden Misri # U R small incubator is nice but it has dual function , incubator & hatchery # We in Pakistan have commercial hatcheries who mostly have US made Master Chick company incubators & hatcheries with around 25,000 to 50,000 eggs capacity # ❤️🇵🇰

Enjoyed the video.. Beautiful sunset...Thank you

Wishing you all the very best with the new farming season, Tyvvm Kevin and Ronda for a great video!

Great content video

Oh Ronda, I know that was just beautiful. How are y’all doing without that little rose 🌹 being in your home? I know y’all really miss that beautiful spark. God Bless Y’all

Kevin and Ronda down Here in SW Indiana farmers have Dikon radishes sown by airplane for soil amendment in their clay soil. God bless your planting and harvest this year.

Good vlog guys

thank you

Happy Sunday Always glad to get to see you looks like it's getting about that time already putting seed in the ground it's time to get that green thumb painted 🌱🌻

Farm looks good

Great sunset ❤

Wow lucky you it's so wet here in Vermont right now planting is a mere dream lol

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Back to mud here after 1 1/2 inch of rain.

Enjoyed your video

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Nice flat ground.

Also we planted oats to feed our chickens

Maybe in 10 yrs we will be planting citrus groves!

Thank you 🌝 (N.G Ind)

Ronda ,when you said you were saving that wheat,I was nervous about what for. I was relieved to hear for sprouts for the hens , because I'm sure there was some BLACK wheat in there, too.

thats some field of oats good luck with your eggs never had good luck with that wonder why

Retired farmer in nc onions and potatoes planted already 😊

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Won't be much longer for us in Michigan! 😀

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Nice video Rhonda! Thanks for the tour of the farm activities. Always many things going on for you folks. Have a great week!! 😀

Wouldn’t it make good sense to have the scrap steel bundled and ready to go and wait for a higher price?

that turkey looks upset. i ran a couple threw the haybine because they wouldnt move and i didnt see them

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Mama turkeys protect their young, even if it means death. 😔

Who gets the straw from the oats after the oats are harested?

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

The neighbors bale and keep the straw for bedding.

The room always has to be dark to candle eggs

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Yes, but I find it best to use a flashlight.

Really? That's not to early? So hard to believe... I hope it works.

@guydaubenspeck9206

4 ай бұрын

Done with this early in Western Pennsylvania a few times. It will work if the weather stays reasonably dry if it gets wet and stays wet you may be replanting. Generally that's the way it is in our part of the US. About 20 years ago we got everything in on the last day of March and we had beautiful weather all summer the next year we tried it and about 10th of April we had a snow froze off all the alfalfa we had growing seated in with the Oates. I've learned to wait till about the 9th or 10th of April before I plant oats where I'm sitting down. Where I'm going in direct and planning to follow with weed in the fall I will plan early

@ohcrapwhatsnext

4 ай бұрын

@@guydaubenspeck9206 I'll make a bet, it wont work... lol

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That loader tractor u looking for some good used tires or going with new.

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Looking to get some new tires shortly

How much horsepower do you pull grain drill with? Nice video, love seeing tractor action!

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Needs at least 100 horse.

@lynwessel2471

4 ай бұрын

100hp if you have one with the front dolly wheels. Drawbar mounted need about 150 hp tractor to have a heavy enough drawbar. Used to have one on a JD 4450. The neighbors 130 hp Case wasn't strong enough .

Does the drill cover seeds back over?

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Yes

In front of the shop why don’t you put gravel down to keep the soil dry

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

We do! But due to the slope of the farm, all water runs through there, making it muddy this time of year.

Does the mother turn the eggs in her nest when she's sitting on them?

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Yes

You picked the eggs randomly to hatch, in the past what was the hen to rooster ratio. I tried to hatch 12 eggs. 7 made it hatching. I ended up with 5 roosters and 2 hens. is there a secret or just bad luck.

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Last time, I had 6 roosters out of 22 eggs. You just never know what you'll get.

Are those wild oats your sewing

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

No

What will happen to the oats if it freezes

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

They can handle some very cold temps.

would you?

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Depends on the church and what you need to talk about. Not everyone has biblical wisdom.

The word I used to describe your video was impeccable. I used it to say your video was exemplary. But AI ain't all that intelligent. Ha, Ha. ben

mom wants me to the church and i dont want to

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Why don't you want to?

@markmorrison3885

4 ай бұрын

i just dont think i am the wright one. i am just not a people person lol@@acresofclayhomestead

@markmorrison3885

4 ай бұрын

and its about father saying that the world is coming to an end. i have heard you say "angels will camp around you" i have been hearing that a lot. i have been watching a lot of politic stuff thats been going on and i will look up their facts that they use in their defence and findout a lotit is just bs@@acresofclayhomestead

I don't know why Kevin always throws good stuff away. You could've got another five years out of that spinner on the spreader.😂

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

🤣

talk to the church

We have a saying: "Get gold by throwing oats into the mud." You don't treat your grains against fungal diseases.? In one field I have clay, sand and gravel. I had corn there 2 years ago and on Google Map you can clearly see where the soil is by the color of the corn.

@acresofclayhomestead

4 ай бұрын

Not the oats we planted.

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We sow oats at 150 lb per acre