We are a busy family of 4 starting our micro homesteading journey in Ohio on just 3 acres. Join us as we share things that work and things that did not go as planned. Between breaking ground for our garden,growing vegetables,and herbs. To adding animals to our farm for fresh pasture raised eggs and broilers. All while preserving our own food and baking from scratch. Our goal is to rely very little on grocery stores and to be as self sustainable as possible. We have a little bit of everything on here from family adventures to home life. We hope this channel helps and inspires you.
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Which brand optical modems your using.....?
ciena 3801 and adtran sdx621
you guys ever just dig holes in the yard when yall were little? yup its time to stop that tradition, make sure your kids dont rip your internet line as soon as they sink the shovel into the dirt XD
🇧🇷 good job
can you say several osha violations...
How long will that fibre drop wire last in those trees. Not long I suspect.
lady you pay taxes for the streets do you want those ripped up as well?
Why is he allowing the cleaved fiber to be dropped into the grass to allow someone to step on it and possibly inbedded into someone’s foot?
Karen😂
She was right. It is her right to protect her private property, and she definitely does not want any wires running through the well to avoid future issues with multiple service providers and their clients when it comes to deciding on its removal. Absolute respect for private property is essential: today they will place their well on it, and tomorrow they will start demolishing houses to put new roads through neighborhoods! So keeping things in order begins with the smallest things.
nothing like smelling roasting dog shit on a hot day.
Fiber Unifi installer from Malaysia👋🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I guess you can be accused of doing a crappy job on this one 😂
Lady should have a survey in hand and the property lines staked out if she’s going to claim there’s an encroachment. If she didn’t have a survey in hand and complained to me about it I’d tell her to get a survey or get lost. The infra was there already. If she had a concern about it, she should have voiced it when they were installing it, not when a guy was pulling cable through.
and that is why i hate liveing in town i miss the woods
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Thank you for the video. I was looking for ideas how to build an enclosed outside run and this really helps
I saw a reply below, question answered. Yours is the first coop that looks correct to me....
Are the white chickens meat chickens ? They are so big...
Yes all the white birds are Cornish Cross meat birds.
@@naturallyrootedgrowersI thought they were grown outside. Nice run, they will appreciate it. This week-10 days it's 111-114° , then 106° another week. The layed eggs are practically soft bouled if not picked up asap
Your a rockstar. Your not afraid of heights (seen your videos up on ladders). Your not claustrophobic - this crawl space proves that. Thats a hard no for me. Thanks for doing what you do!
Why do your white chicken walk like that, so different than your brown chicken.
The cornish cross breed of chicken just grows so large and fast that its legs cant keep up. We lost 5 chickens in the 8 weeks we raised them. Its said certain organs outgrow others and cause them to pass away too soon.
@@naturallyrootedgrowers now with the extra space to move, they will exercise 😂 and probably do better. My layers are free range, but i need to contain them to grow a garden. Love your simple run idea.
You're a good guy. Thank you.
Very nice 😂😂
i like your works
Where the hell is the lift bucket truck, that ladder stuff just sucks the fun out of the job....
Nice video, I have had fiber into my house for over two years now, it never went down once, got rid of cox-suckers cable... Now ... Century Link Fiber over 900 up and down... The speed of light...
i dont understand the issue with those people > can someone please explain ??
What brand is the box that you attached to the side of the house, curious on that. Also, a potato/vegetable peeler works to strip off a side of the sheathing after you remove the messenger. Didn't believe it till someone showed me while working on a fiber job, seems easier then changing the blades all the time on the blue T handle stripper. Learn new things all the time when it comes to fiber, thanks for the upload.
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You would never get away with burying that cable like that in California. Must be 24" deep G.O. 95 PUC rule. Frist time someone does landscaping they will find that cable and slice it'
WoW that computer i don't understand it no expansion slots... where is the power plugged into ? what even is that
Nice video. How much does a typical entry level fiber optic technician make?
I made $250 every week when I started. You can do the math.
keep up the good work
awesome content keep going !! Its real reality work ! LOVE IT !
Maybe you want to consider some suggestions for improvement: - save some time working a bit less crude with fibers, - use fresh IPA wipes for cleaning stripped fibers, - clean and maintain your equipment after working with it (clean out debris of cut fibers or coating in your cleaver and fusion splicer), - avoid 90° angles of fibers (like shown on the termination box)
Im loving your videos! keep it up!
Just curious about installation charges it's look bit expensive though ,btw nice video dude ,love from india
no way going in the crawlspace with all the spiders if if you’re having the bearing the line unless unless the customers were a hose and they wanted their stuff to look pretty or in a certain room lol I just don’t understand why going under the crawlspace
I love these fiber videos or yours!
Sorry Champ you do not get to just violate property rights. Your company fucked up to bad so sad. Stay in the easement like you're required to. Not a hard concept.
Wow!! 🙆♀
Just an FYI to the fiber guy. The mule tape has measurements on it, no need to guess the distance.
where do you throw the shards? It looks like you just throw them on the ground. Shards are very dangerous.
i'll be tilling my garden plot for the first time next week! Garden looks awesome! Can't wait to see the yield from it!
What state is this in? What provider are you installing the drop for?
Bet those chases were put in when the area was being developed, I bet if they pull the plot plan with the services they will be there.
What bag are you using for the midspan when splicing
wow, that’s a massive garden ..You guys got some awesome views Out in the county there
Its definitely a great place to look at stars also, but you need a bee keeper suit or the mosquitos will suck you dry.
@@naturallyrootedgrowers also the chicken coop that you guys built it’s pretty awesome You guys don’t have to buy eggs at the store saving lots of money