Smothering the sounds of nature, with shit music?! Have a rethink!
@thukhaminmin5 күн бұрын
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@carmentube80356 күн бұрын
I have a problem with ants… how do you avoid bitessss helpp
@Sneew_sneeper7 күн бұрын
7:53 waggle
@mariedyde4487 күн бұрын
So on a practical level, considering you did all you could, would you now use the meat, or do you have to dispose of the carcass because she hadn't been slaughtered.?
@ideidrebradley1988 күн бұрын
They are some awesome dog that’s the Louisiana state dog
@RachhannMoa8 күн бұрын
Hello
@SharonHollidaySells9 күн бұрын
learned of your channel through More Than Farmers🐝
@jemehelmy17079 күн бұрын
Is ok anty i Like it
@maxhil376612 күн бұрын
Can't wait to make my own cheese! What do you do if you want to age it longer? Also if you leave it out on the counter for 3 days, what do you put it on, and do I cover it with cheese cloth or dish towel or....? Thank you for the advice!!
@winterfar281413 күн бұрын
You have a great story, interesting video and very informative.
@MuhammadKhan-gq3qv13 күн бұрын
Hi there. I m really impressed with you. I want to work with you
@ElDuardo0113 күн бұрын
Great video, thanks for Uruguay. Do you process them yourself? Thanks
@jberickson872113 күн бұрын
I have a Juniper too. I got her (Joseybean) from my daughter’s boyfriend. She’ll be 2 in August. She has the exact same coloring as Juniper and acts just like Juniper does in your video. I’m not sure how valid DNA testing is, but my daughter got me a kit for Christmas last year. Results say she’s 51% Catahoula and 49% Blue Heeler. I wanted to share a photo of her with ya, but I couldn’t figure out how to post it. 🥲
@JR.6Speed15 күн бұрын
Thank you for the information I loved it.
@Zevelyon16 күн бұрын
I have a property with mostly grassy weeds instead of woody brush, but the land has some pretty significant slopes. Can sheep graze sloped land?
@residentialpsycho107516 күн бұрын
This video's subtitles are all wrong.
@belindaneal12316 күн бұрын
Thank you so much - really useful and clear information.
@user-nt3cj4ec6r17 күн бұрын
loved the video! i just wish I had the lengths of the pieces LOL My husband is not here to help me figure it out! But I love your design. I've watched it 3 times just in case I missed that part.
@YouCanFarm16 күн бұрын
Here is a link to the Chicken tractor plans. drive.google.com/file/d/1BBjkLacmvgedWvHnWcMM2poUfNAf4oZj/view
@andyone412717 күн бұрын
I have 9 of them. Best dogs on the planet if you can handle them. 😂 Its just hard to explain it, even though you explained them very well ( very very well) i don't think anyone could understand unless you actually spend time with one to truly get it.
@andyone412717 күн бұрын
I have 9 of them. Best dogs on the planet if you can handle them. 😂 Its just hard to explain it, even though you explained them very well ( very very well) i don't think anyone could understand unless you actually spend time with one to truly get it.
@autoflowerfarmer332618 күн бұрын
Thank you for the video. I just started milking my 2 goats, hoping to try this chedder soon.
@saggoonoojayraj650318 күн бұрын
Very Nice
@annekern282919 күн бұрын
Excellent overview
@richardbatman255820 күн бұрын
What a great video. I've never heard of these breed, but very interesting. And what a wonderful dog. But like you said earlier, not everyone needs a Catahoula. Someone here in Dayton, Ohio area. Someone posted due to a divorce, the had a pure bred Catahoula free to a good home. And someone posted this link. And said please review this video, before adopting a Catahoula. Hopefully they do. Most people don't realize a high energy, highly intelligent dogs. Need that constant stimulation. Thanks for sharing this :)
@violettevicencio36321 күн бұрын
8:07 Is Lambs, a boy or girl⁉️
@violettevicencio36321 күн бұрын
This reminds me of A Christmas Romance (1994)
@paulettek368222 күн бұрын
I like that you stressed that this is a 24/7, 365 type of job. Yes, goats are cute, chickens lay "free" eggs, and you won't have to buy meat at the store. But as a person over 65, I see that any day an accident can lay you up for months and all you worked for can disappear. It may be great while you are able, but when older age hits, you need the next generation to take over and not run to experience what you left behind. Or you have to downsize your stock, and then you may not have the income needed to pay taxes. It is tough, not for the dainty.
@awhite738622 күн бұрын
What kind of sheep done thave the wool? What kind of goats do you have?
@angelazender46823 күн бұрын
i don't agree with this. Pay your bills like you are supposed to on time - that's how to get a great score.
@YouCanFarm22 күн бұрын
I don't even understand your comment. Did you mean to leave this on a different video? This is about working farmers markets, not credit scores. WTF?
@sonjagoldinak672024 күн бұрын
I’ll try this one! Thank you
@YouCanFarm22 күн бұрын
I hope you like the cheese!
@gabewilsonlovelightharmony884324 күн бұрын
Thinking about taking the goat plunge. This was sooooo helpful. Thank you!
@YouCanFarm22 күн бұрын
You are so welcome!
@MikeOrazzi21 күн бұрын
Same here. It sounds like they do require a decent amount of attention. So it may not be the right time for us just yet.
@amandap693825 күн бұрын
Could I give ours a b12 injection? I have b12 that I was prescribed for myself
@YouCanFarm22 күн бұрын
No, they need a B-complex shot, mainly for the Thiamine (B1).
@tnpeasley428026 күн бұрын
THIS IS ALL AMAZING! I JUST GOT GOATS & JOINED A MILK SHARE WITH ANOTHER FARM FOR EXTRA MILK TILL I FIGURE OUT MY HERD! I CAN'T WAIT TO START THIS MYSELF@
@YouCanFarm25 күн бұрын
That is awesome!
@kellywolfe50727 күн бұрын
Hey there! Blue Cactus sent me always glad to find another farm channel
@YouCanFarm25 күн бұрын
Welcome, I'm so glad you found us!
@NicoletteRoux27 күн бұрын
Thank you for the lovely videos! And 3 bucks. wow! Would you consider doing a video on managing multiple goats? training? I've recently tripled the size of my herd (i had 5) and I'm struggling with all kinds of behavior issues. from the new ones being scared of me, I cant lead them or get close enough to even clip on a lead, to the more tame ones now rushing the gate at milking time and just general chaos. It also does not help that all my goats are large breeds and strong as trucks. 3 of the scared ones don't know what grain is so I can't even bribe them. lol
@YouCanFarm25 күн бұрын
Sure, those are great ideas for videos! Training the skittish ones can be hard. Be patient and just sit with them when you have time, and try to figure out what treats they might like - tree branches are usually irresistible!
@MistressOP29 күн бұрын
Can't wait for the cost of nofence or an open source alternative comes around. could be huge for the goat clearing market.
@YouCanFarm28 күн бұрын
Do you mean like an invisible fence system? That would be amazing!
@MistressOP28 күн бұрын
@@YouCanFarm yep
@erin820629 күн бұрын
Beautiful babies!! Thank you for sharing!
@YouCanFarm28 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@OShaughnessysPub29 күн бұрын
Yay!!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻always look forward to your videos!!! THANK YOU!!!!🙏🏻🤗 Your awesome!!!!
@YouCanFarm29 күн бұрын
Aww, thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoy them!
@5erkan5Ай бұрын
Wiw, that was great, thank you very much for this amazing information. Best wishes from Turkiye.
@YouCanFarm29 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!
@JLBryantАй бұрын
Winder how much fencing and goats you can buy with twenty thousand dollars. Forget your comfort ride mowers ferris lol
@YouCanFarm29 күн бұрын
A lot!
@wqqdcraftАй бұрын
my catahoula is on her final stages of life, she is 15 and she is still spunky AF.. all catahoulas are long lived that I have met.. such a good breed of dog.. unique and bad ass.. to smart for humans own good hahah.. do yalls spin a lot when they play? mine do what I call a jump bark spin.. they jump, spin and bark in this one move... laaawl, bonnie blue when she was young was a ninja.. We lived in an area with 1 free roam herd of cattle..when they would come down our road.. there was this one fence post that bonnie blue would NOT let that herd of cows go past.. she would stand out there and stand the herd down, dodge any attempts to charge her.. till the herd turned around.. I have a million stories of her doing some crazy ninja shit in her life lol. The certainly are NOT a first dog person dog.
@YouCanFarm29 күн бұрын
Well said, lol! Thanks for sharing!
@posivibzeАй бұрын
i just moved into a new apartment complex and they have 3 fountains that have these kinda ducks all around! came here to find out more about them cuz i wanna take care of them but seems they are super easy to take care of themselves lol
@YouCanFarm29 күн бұрын
Yes they are very self sufficient.
@since_96Ай бұрын
Your videos have been very helpful. I recently inherited some property and am trying to not let my anxiety delay my progress. Your videos make keeping goats or sheep more approachable. A lot of people strangely gatekeep homesteading knowledge like you need to be born into it or trained on a farm for a decade first, you are very down to earth and feel like a real person doing her best. Thank you again.
@YouCanFarm29 күн бұрын
Thank you for your kind words, that means a lot!
@knkknk9971Ай бұрын
I’m kicking around the idea of getting sheep and/or goats but just don’t know if I should. I only want them to roam my property to help keep things from growing out of hand. I have both woods and larger grass areas across 12 acres.
@YouCanFarm29 күн бұрын
They might require more health maintenance they you are looking to invest, but either or a mix of the two would do a good job of managing your land.
@rukeyserАй бұрын
Are you aware that Muscovies arent actually ducks, but more related to geese?
@YouCanFarm29 күн бұрын
Yes, that is why I say that 43 seconds into the video.
@delaynacrowley5331Ай бұрын
Thank you for posting this,,,, we're DeLayna and Rik in Alabama,, we have been every where in 30+years,, and are ready to get back to Roots,, and are realizing how much we forgot,,, this has been a really big help,, thank you and God bless you guys😊
@YouCanFarm29 күн бұрын
I'm so glad you found it helpful!
@nevinkuser9892Ай бұрын
Great video. Top notch! Do you mind me asking how many acres you're rotating them on?
Пікірлер
Where are you from?
Do you have a veterinarian on hand if needed
Smothering the sounds of nature, with shit music?! Have a rethink!
❤❤❤
I have a problem with ants… how do you avoid bitessss helpp
7:53 waggle
So on a practical level, considering you did all you could, would you now use the meat, or do you have to dispose of the carcass because she hadn't been slaughtered.?
They are some awesome dog that’s the Louisiana state dog
Hello
learned of your channel through More Than Farmers🐝
Is ok anty i Like it
Can't wait to make my own cheese! What do you do if you want to age it longer? Also if you leave it out on the counter for 3 days, what do you put it on, and do I cover it with cheese cloth or dish towel or....? Thank you for the advice!!
You have a great story, interesting video and very informative.
Hi there. I m really impressed with you. I want to work with you
Great video, thanks for Uruguay. Do you process them yourself? Thanks
I have a Juniper too. I got her (Joseybean) from my daughter’s boyfriend. She’ll be 2 in August. She has the exact same coloring as Juniper and acts just like Juniper does in your video. I’m not sure how valid DNA testing is, but my daughter got me a kit for Christmas last year. Results say she’s 51% Catahoula and 49% Blue Heeler. I wanted to share a photo of her with ya, but I couldn’t figure out how to post it. 🥲
Thank you for the information I loved it.
I have a property with mostly grassy weeds instead of woody brush, but the land has some pretty significant slopes. Can sheep graze sloped land?
This video's subtitles are all wrong.
Thank you so much - really useful and clear information.
loved the video! i just wish I had the lengths of the pieces LOL My husband is not here to help me figure it out! But I love your design. I've watched it 3 times just in case I missed that part.
Here is a link to the Chicken tractor plans. drive.google.com/file/d/1BBjkLacmvgedWvHnWcMM2poUfNAf4oZj/view
I have 9 of them. Best dogs on the planet if you can handle them. 😂 Its just hard to explain it, even though you explained them very well ( very very well) i don't think anyone could understand unless you actually spend time with one to truly get it.
I have 9 of them. Best dogs on the planet if you can handle them. 😂 Its just hard to explain it, even though you explained them very well ( very very well) i don't think anyone could understand unless you actually spend time with one to truly get it.
Thank you for the video. I just started milking my 2 goats, hoping to try this chedder soon.
Very Nice
Excellent overview
What a great video. I've never heard of these breed, but very interesting. And what a wonderful dog. But like you said earlier, not everyone needs a Catahoula. Someone here in Dayton, Ohio area. Someone posted due to a divorce, the had a pure bred Catahoula free to a good home. And someone posted this link. And said please review this video, before adopting a Catahoula. Hopefully they do. Most people don't realize a high energy, highly intelligent dogs. Need that constant stimulation. Thanks for sharing this :)
8:07 Is Lambs, a boy or girl⁉️
This reminds me of A Christmas Romance (1994)
I like that you stressed that this is a 24/7, 365 type of job. Yes, goats are cute, chickens lay "free" eggs, and you won't have to buy meat at the store. But as a person over 65, I see that any day an accident can lay you up for months and all you worked for can disappear. It may be great while you are able, but when older age hits, you need the next generation to take over and not run to experience what you left behind. Or you have to downsize your stock, and then you may not have the income needed to pay taxes. It is tough, not for the dainty.
What kind of sheep done thave the wool? What kind of goats do you have?
i don't agree with this. Pay your bills like you are supposed to on time - that's how to get a great score.
I don't even understand your comment. Did you mean to leave this on a different video? This is about working farmers markets, not credit scores. WTF?
I’ll try this one! Thank you
I hope you like the cheese!
Thinking about taking the goat plunge. This was sooooo helpful. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Same here. It sounds like they do require a decent amount of attention. So it may not be the right time for us just yet.
Could I give ours a b12 injection? I have b12 that I was prescribed for myself
No, they need a B-complex shot, mainly for the Thiamine (B1).
THIS IS ALL AMAZING! I JUST GOT GOATS & JOINED A MILK SHARE WITH ANOTHER FARM FOR EXTRA MILK TILL I FIGURE OUT MY HERD! I CAN'T WAIT TO START THIS MYSELF@
That is awesome!
Hey there! Blue Cactus sent me always glad to find another farm channel
Welcome, I'm so glad you found us!
Thank you for the lovely videos! And 3 bucks. wow! Would you consider doing a video on managing multiple goats? training? I've recently tripled the size of my herd (i had 5) and I'm struggling with all kinds of behavior issues. from the new ones being scared of me, I cant lead them or get close enough to even clip on a lead, to the more tame ones now rushing the gate at milking time and just general chaos. It also does not help that all my goats are large breeds and strong as trucks. 3 of the scared ones don't know what grain is so I can't even bribe them. lol
Sure, those are great ideas for videos! Training the skittish ones can be hard. Be patient and just sit with them when you have time, and try to figure out what treats they might like - tree branches are usually irresistible!
Can't wait for the cost of nofence or an open source alternative comes around. could be huge for the goat clearing market.
Do you mean like an invisible fence system? That would be amazing!
@@YouCanFarm yep
Beautiful babies!! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you!
Yay!!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻always look forward to your videos!!! THANK YOU!!!!🙏🏻🤗 Your awesome!!!!
Aww, thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoy them!
Wiw, that was great, thank you very much for this amazing information. Best wishes from Turkiye.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Winder how much fencing and goats you can buy with twenty thousand dollars. Forget your comfort ride mowers ferris lol
A lot!
my catahoula is on her final stages of life, she is 15 and she is still spunky AF.. all catahoulas are long lived that I have met.. such a good breed of dog.. unique and bad ass.. to smart for humans own good hahah.. do yalls spin a lot when they play? mine do what I call a jump bark spin.. they jump, spin and bark in this one move... laaawl, bonnie blue when she was young was a ninja.. We lived in an area with 1 free roam herd of cattle..when they would come down our road.. there was this one fence post that bonnie blue would NOT let that herd of cows go past.. she would stand out there and stand the herd down, dodge any attempts to charge her.. till the herd turned around.. I have a million stories of her doing some crazy ninja shit in her life lol. The certainly are NOT a first dog person dog.
Well said, lol! Thanks for sharing!
i just moved into a new apartment complex and they have 3 fountains that have these kinda ducks all around! came here to find out more about them cuz i wanna take care of them but seems they are super easy to take care of themselves lol
Yes they are very self sufficient.
Your videos have been very helpful. I recently inherited some property and am trying to not let my anxiety delay my progress. Your videos make keeping goats or sheep more approachable. A lot of people strangely gatekeep homesteading knowledge like you need to be born into it or trained on a farm for a decade first, you are very down to earth and feel like a real person doing her best. Thank you again.
Thank you for your kind words, that means a lot!
I’m kicking around the idea of getting sheep and/or goats but just don’t know if I should. I only want them to roam my property to help keep things from growing out of hand. I have both woods and larger grass areas across 12 acres.
They might require more health maintenance they you are looking to invest, but either or a mix of the two would do a good job of managing your land.
Are you aware that Muscovies arent actually ducks, but more related to geese?
Yes, that is why I say that 43 seconds into the video.
Thank you for posting this,,,, we're DeLayna and Rik in Alabama,, we have been every where in 30+years,, and are ready to get back to Roots,, and are realizing how much we forgot,,, this has been a really big help,, thank you and God bless you guys😊
I'm so glad you found it helpful!
Great video. Top notch! Do you mind me asking how many acres you're rotating them on?