Hi guys, and welcome to our channel! My name is Erica Haney and I run this channel alongside my husband, Garrett. We are taking you along our busy life with our three children and brand new homestead. This is our journey of sustaining a better life for ourselves and our family through raising animals, growing our own food, as well as cleaning and remodeling our new home. We hope you enjoy and decide to follow along with us!! See you again soon!
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Beautiful farm..... Greetings from Philippines ❤❤❤❤🙏
Very nice beautiful Goats happy farming new subscriber here pls. Thankyou and Godbless ❤❤❤❤🙏
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All the beautiful animals!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
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I don't know if it is that you don't water enough or that you don't have enough wood chips in your garden beds, but honestly my squash beds are going crazy and I don't maintain them at all. They just grow and keep giving us new vegetables. Not much effort on my part. No fertilizers or pesticides. Holy cow, now that I watched the rest of your video I am shocked. What is going on with your peppers? I think you might be right and it may be the soil... It shouldn't be this hard for sure... Where did you get the soil from? Is your compost safe?
@@NeoKailthas I definitely don’t think watering is the issue, I’ll admit I’ve slacked off quite a bit after not seeing much return, but I definitely stayed on top of it for a while! In the next part of the video I test the soil and I think we figure out what the big issue is! That should be up in the next day or too. We got our compost from a local plant nursery and I assumed that would be good enough without amending it in any way, probably a rookie mistake 😬
@@RaisingHaneys Looking forward to it. I am glad you figured out the issue. The reason I asked about the source of the compost, is because I've seen people kill their soil for a year because the compost they used wasn't ready yet. Either way good luck with your garden!
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You have a great farm, sending you greetings from Vietnam 🇻🇳 ❤
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Tip just fill up one jar at a time and leave rest in the pot until it’s full , jars will stay hot and no worries about shocking the jars! Rings finger tight only!
I’ll try that next time! Thanks for the tip!
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Don't throw the overgrown beans out you can save the seeds to regrow :)
I totally didn’t think about it until I threw them out! I’ll definitely be saving seeds in the future!
Mmm…chicken snack 🐛
Oh yes! The chickens loved these!
Garden is coming along nicely ❤.
Thank you! I checked out your page and everything looks so wonderful! Y’all are doing a FANTASTIC job!! 😄
We grow all our squash, pumpkins, zucchini, yellow squash, honeynut and butternuts up on trellis's. It's so much easier to spot eggs and squash bugs. Zucchini and yellow squash we plant in July as the squash bugs are so much less than in the late spring early summer. Only spray Neem in the evening and rinse off in the morning. That way you won't kill the beneficial bugs and bees. A mist of milk and water works great to reduce the population of aphids as does a strong stream of water.
Thank you so much, that is all such wonderful advice! All this is still pretty new to me so I’m just trying to learn as I go. Since this video I haven’t noticed anymore squash bugs or eggs but one of my pumpkins got infested with a squash vine borer so I’m really trying to avoid the spread of them! I have marigolds planted and I have noticed the borers being attracted to them so that seems to be working too! I’ll definitely add some trellis’s next year and try again using those!
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Mark my words
That fence will not hold those animals
That’s just a temporary corral that you see there that we put up to be able to work the animals that week, we wanted it to be easy to put up and take down. What you see here is just held up with zip ties, definitely not meant to last! Our actual full pasture is very secure with posts set in concrete and everything reinforced. So far we’ve had them (plus 3 pigs) inside our large fenced area and no one’s gotten out so so far so good! We do plan to take down this corral you see here and move it around wherever it suits us best for the moment! 😄
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2 acre is not a farm now if you had 20 acre that would nearly be a farm but 2 acre is just a paddock that's all it is mate
It’s a home steading farm mate we sell livestock if you don’t like it move on. Sorry we don’t have the correct amount of land for you.
i hate summer, too many bugs. give me winter again
Hi there! Thanks for sharing your process! I've been going back and forth between using this Garden-Seal (which now comes in a handful of colors) and other pricier products (Timber Pro Internal Wood Stabilizer being my top choice) but am leaning toward Garden-Seal because of the relatively lower price. Who knew wood preservation was so costly?? Anyway, were 3 coats of Garden-Seal tacky/sticky when the dried?
I think the garden seal worked great! It went on super easy and not sticky at all once it fully dried! Since using a cheaper wood I wanted to seal them so I can get as many years out of them as I can and so far they are holding up nicely!
@@RaisingHaneys Thank you so much for taking the time for this detailed response! Happy to hear you've had great product performance so far! I'm in the same boat--I need the raised beds I made out of lower cost wood to last as long as absolutely possible.
Im glad I could help! I will say on the 8 ft side I only used a small metal bracket for reinforcement and I wish I would’ve used multiple 2x4s instead! As soon as we added the dirt and everything settled our boards starting bowing out and now it’s too bowed to add reinforcements 😬
Yay! Strawberries! I’m so proud of all you do. ❤
They are so cute!
Great tutorial, Garrett!
So studious
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Dang chickens 😂😂😂
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Your raised beds are at a great height - I’ve got raised-bed envy! I’ve just subscribed and look forward to seeing more of your garden. I have a gardening channel that you might like - check it out!
I’ll check it out! I love our raised beds, and with the slope they are on it works great! It was our first time building beds and we definitely should have put more reinforcements, once we added the dirt the boards started bowing out. We still love them though!
@@RaisingHaneys That is the downside with raised beds as they do tend to bow. I’m dreaming of one day having those trendy corrugated metal ones, but they’re quite pricey. Thanks for subscribing by the way - it’s great to find more fellow gardeners to chat with!
I like the red rebenza and sea shell! Oooh, and the amaranth! I can’t wait to see all these.
Chicken s run free in day they will dag Thur stuff you drop out covering them over isn't going to stop then lol ps . It great rabbits you add they manure to your raised beds
I love this!! I actually show rabbits and raise meat rabbits so I have some tips ! First I would switch to water bowls since it allows the rabbits to get water better and grow faster as water bottles don’t let them get water as fast and a lot at a time. I would also get foot protector for the wire bottoms (we use foot protectors since they can get sores from always being on wire) Good luck y’all are doing great !
Thank you so much for the advice! Do you ever have any issues with the rabbits using the restroom in the water bowels? That was our only concern about that but they drink so fast I’m sure they’d love the bowels. And that’s a great tip about the wire protectors, we didn’t even think about that!
Yes they sometimes get poop in the bowls but o just clean it out when feed them
So you could always give them their bottle and bowl so they get can have clean water incase it gets dirty
What can be substituted for wheat/barley (no gluten, no soy) if you do not want this in your/rabbit diet? What type of mineral licks and where to buy them?
This is our first time with rabbits so we have so much to still learn! I’ve seen gluten and grain free rabbit feed online so that may be an option. I’m not sure how accessible that is in store so ordering may be the best option for that. As far as salt and mineral licks I don’t believe it is a must as long as your rabbits have a healthy diet and are getting all the nutrients they need. I’d love to give them some in the future though so once I look in to that I’ll definitely share!
Nice! I just got rabbits too!
That’s so exciting! Enjoy!
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Good job!
Great job! More shots of grand babies, please! Everyone (the chickens, the adults, and the babies ALL did an amazing job! ♥️♥️♥️
How exciting! 🐣🌿 Welcoming 17 baby hens and a rooster to the Haney Family Farm.. It's heartwarming to see your enthusiasm for raising chicks. Looking forward to following along and learning with you as you care for these little ones! 🚜🌈 Do stay connected fam
We’ve loved raising the baby chicks last spring, we can’t wait to add more! Hopefully soon!
Your garden beds look great. I want to build a couple for my garden and I'm curious, what are the dimensions?😍
nice job. We have 7 raised beds and learned alot. Now i put them on blocks and build them differently using 2x6's and fence boards. Enjoy your gardening
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They turned out amazing!! When we built our raised beds, a little money saving hack is to fill them half way with just limbs/logs/brush that you’re clearing off your land. Put them to use in your garden beds! It makes it so that you don’t have to get as much soil to fill your beds all the way up! They will compost down over time, but you’ll probably have to get more soil by the time next Spring rolls around anyways. We also turned one portion of our garden into a compost bin. Can’t wait to see the rest of your projects!
Congratulations on your new chicks. Please please get a brooder plate for your chicks instead of using a heat lamp. Heat lamps use a ton of power and are just a fire hazzard waiting to happen. You need a bigger tote for them so they can move around more and get away from the heat if they want to. The little chicken coop is perfect for raising young chickens. I would completely surround that metal dog run you have with 1/4 or 1/2 inch hardware cloth and make an apron of wire around the bottom on the ground to keep any predators from digging under it. Put a roof on the top to keep it dry .
If you change your roosting bar, try using the wide side of the 2x4 facing up so they roost on that. It's much better for their feet. Also, how do you plan to keep the piglets in the fence? Be careful around the sow after she farrows, some of them get protective and mean. Best of luck on your place.