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Homestead Workshop and Garden
Registrace 27. 01. 2024
This channel will feature videos of my small homestead projects, including woodworking, gardens, and small animals.
August 17 Garden Tour: Tomatillos, Eggplants, and Peppers
August 17 Garden Tour: Tomatillos, Eggplants, and Peppers
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Success and Failure: August 7 Garden Tour
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Success and Failure: August 7 Garden Tour
Evening Chores: Rabbits, Garlic, and Yellow Squash
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Evening Chores: Rabbits, Garlic, and Yellow Squash
Garden is Taking Off! July 7, 2024 Garden Tour
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Garden is Taking Off! July 7, 2024 Garden Tour
Setting Up a Simple Irrigation System for the Greenhouse
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Setting Up a Simple Irrigation System for the Greenhouse
Fixing the Rabbit Hutches - New Metal Roofing and Hinges
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Fixing the Rabbit Hutches - New Metal Roofing and Hinges
Easy Fix? Gas Cap Leaking on Cub Cadet XT2
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Easy Fix? Gas Cap Leaking on Cub Cadet XT2
Gardens After the Storms: Lots of Rain, No Damage
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Gardens After the Storms: Lots of Rain, No Damage
Weekend Projects: Planting Beans, Checking Rabbits, and Lunch on the Blackstone
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Weekend Projects: Planting Beans, Checking Rabbits, and Lunch on the Blackstone
Using the Power Planter to Plant 120 Peppers
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Using the Power Planter to Plant 120 Peppers
Tomatoes and Peppers! The Greenhouse is Planted!
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Tomatoes and Peppers! The Greenhouse is Planted!
Garden Transformation - Episode 5 (Rabbits Moved, Weedblock, and Planting)
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Garden Transformation - Episode 5 (Rabbits Moved, Weedblock, and Planting)
The 2024 Garden Is Almost Planted! June 5 Tour
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The 2024 Garden Is Almost Planted! June 5 Tour
EcoFlow Delta to Cook Pizza? Let's Find Out!
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EcoFlow Delta to Cook Pizza? Let's Find Out!
No garden is perfect. But that looks pretty good.
@@harrygrimley4352 thank you! I enjoy the chaos sometimes. Its always changing and there are new surprises to find all the time. Keeps things interesting.
Nice. Our small raspberry patch has been producing massively this year. I eat handsfull daily and have frozen a couple gallons and dehydrated a couple gallons 😊
@@harrygrimley4352 that's awesome!
Wow. So many things to say. Tomato cages! Dill is always easier than almost anything else. Don't be to hard on yourself. There is always difficulty and challenges. Also sometimes seeds are either mislabeled or packaged. Carrots are better in loose soil. Break the soil before planting.
Next year will probably be permanent trellis for the tomatoes and beans, just need to figure out where
@@HomesteadWorkshopGardenI rarely do permanent. My wife likes to to a different pattern almost every year. And I don't want to upset my wife 😊
@@harrygrimley4352 I like that idea but I'm attempting to avoid individual cages. I'm thinking about setting up a multi-purpose trellis so that it works for beans or cucumbers or tomatoes... not sure what yet!
I'm in central MN so I feel your pain. In Florida when they have cold snaps they spray the orange and apple orchards with water at dusk and that helps protect them.
I will have to try that!
If you can drive stakes all over and cover with sheet or tarps else Polly at dusk and remove in the morning for the day
I am thinking about doing that... next year I may set up a hoophouse or something similar for situations like this
Good looking bunnies
@@harrygrimley4352 thank you
Nice
Nice. Our experience has been roughly the same. We do a mix of hay and pellets. No hormones. I can get second cut bay at 6 a bail. Keeps feed cost down.
New sub. Are you breading and raising for meat or sale? Not judging so don't panic. Just curious we are primarily for meat at our tiny farm.
@@harrygrimley4352 mostly for meat. I have some 4H kids that sometimes purchase but its mostly for the family
@@HomesteadWorkshopGardenare you particular about the bread?
@@harrygrimley4352 I have tried to focus on breeds known for meat, but not terribly picky. So far I have not seen a huge difference between meat production and breeds, but to be fair most of mine are considered meat breeds - Silver Fox, D'argent, New Zealand
New sub. You should get a mount for the camera so you can leave it for a while and then they will behave more naturally. Just a suggestion 😉
I like that idea! Thank you!
Very nice. Early in the season we lost a third of our broccoli to a wild rabbit that had been hiding in our garden for a while. Those Beatles in my experience are most manageable by hand picking every few days and killing. We don't have chicken or ducks to feed them to
@@harrygrimley4352 wild rabbits can be very destructive! I have a lot of fencing but it doesn't keep everything out
@@HomesteadWorkshopGarden yep. My wife is terrible at the gate. But I love her. What ya going to do?
@@harrygrimley4352 self closing gate hinges!
Cool. Can you can zucchini? I bet my wife knows 😉. We have rabbits and lots of garden waste goes to them. Weeding is feeding. At the end of garden season we turn them loose in the garden several times over a couple weeks and let them feast and frolic 😊
@@harrygrimley4352 rabbits are great for cleanup! I freeze most of our zucchini for the winter, and use some in relish and pickles.
Nice.
Nice. Pretty.big box. What breed are these ?
@@harrygrimley4352 new zealand/silver fox mix
I love a good storm.
Very nice. I have a million questions but instead i will sub and see if i can learn from you. Two questions for now.... Is the one scoop of kibble a days food? How do you teach them to quack ?
I feed based on weight (so they will get more as they grow) and also feed other things as well. No teaching required for quacks!
Her enclosure seems kind of small! Does she get to come out? Or is she on lockdown with the babies for now haha
@@AllenAbbadonia she is in them for the first few weeks and then they move out. She only has a few weeks of lockdown and gets breaks during the day from the babies :)
Aw they're so cute beautiful and adorable ❤🥲💕😍☺️💖💝💋🌼🌾💐🥀🌹😊🤩👍😁🥰🐰🐇💯🙏😘
so cute
@@sonminh3161 thank you
0:03 apparently pelts are a comfy place to sit.
@@mathinvitti7954 I think so. And safe!
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I would suggest you jump right into making another box. You have identified the glaring errors you need to correct next time around. As for the hinges, order some Highpoint 90 degree stop hinges that are installed flush to the back of the box. Watch some videos on making a 45 degree sled for your miters. It’s not difficult and all your miters will close perfectly. Finally, plane your bottom to 3/8” and inset it.
@@billballeza377 excellent suggestions, thank you! I will check out those hinges too. Thank you!
How long u have to wait to eat them
@@user-mq1kp9nu5k I want 10 to 12 weeks. With a healthy diet they are ready after that.
@@HomesteadWorkshopGarden weeks ?
Yes
@HomesteadWorkshopGarden 🤣and here i thought i have to wait until 2 years
@@user-mq1kp9nu5k no they grow very fast! I don't breed them until about a year but eating is much faster
Why do you need so many buck
I will not be keeping all of them. Most of my rabbits born this year were bucks, and I wasn't sure yet who I was keeping. I would prefer to have 2 bucks and 4 does.
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Que lindos son... Espero que esos bebes hermosos puedan salir a correr y jugar💖😐
Thank you :) Yes they do. They go outside to play and have fun as soon as they are old enough and can stay safe in the fence.
I see you're a relatively new channel, and CZcams recommended you to me in my homepage, which is a rare thing for it to do, so I stopped by to give a wave and show some support from the UK.
Thanks so much for stopping by! Stay tuned for lots of exciting projects this summer!
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Could you please type out your email address?Thank you so much
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why do you cover the sides, what happens if she sees other rabbits ?
She was very nervous with her previous birth, and her cage was visible from all sides. So this time I kept her as enclosed as possible. I think she was more afraid of the storms (lightning) than rabbits and people but didn't want to risk it.
@@HomesteadWorkshopGardenok she is easy to stress out .
@@ProfessorFickle yes but getting better.
Thank you for explaining process
Glad you enjoyed! Stay tuned for lots of projects and updates this spring!
Wow, 560 seeds?! That's a ton of work... You can't beat the Dollar Tree seeds 4 /$1😊
Should be amazing! Stay tuned to see if it works out :)
Nice! I have the same table, and something to consider if you're going to put storage underneath, is that it WILL get covered in dust, even with the vacuum attached up top. So maybe storage that is sealed, or stuff that doesnt mind being dusty.
Great idea, thank you! I need to practice doors and drawers so this might be the perfect chance
I've been wanted to do a similar thing! I only have 1 rabbit but this is a great idea to give them greens.
It has been a lot easier than I thought! I think you could do grasses and anything they'd normally eat and they will enjoy it at any stage. I gave bolted lettuce and rutabaga last year and they loved it. Broccoli stems are also a favorite.
Great video 🌱
Thank you! An interesting experiment I hope :)
Where you are
Wisconsin, USA. Zone 4B.
You sell rabbits and sent the amimals because i live in miami
@@israelbecerra3935 I sell locally for 4H groups that is all
Thank you for you information
bunnaedos are zajebis. do bunnaedos content. i'll watch. yes. gud camra u got. gud potential. yes. indeed. me idiota a litol. propableh influence of environment. loif in rusland sux.
los bunnaedososos yes
Wonderful homestead animals!
Keep at it! That one will be great for holding small tools in your shop. The next one can hold jewelry!
Thank you! I may end up with lots of shop boxes but that's ok too!