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Honey B Acres
Australia
Registrace 1. 04. 2011
We have 25 Acres near Goulburn NSW Australia.
Follow to see what we are doing on our little patch.
What are our animals upto.
What are we growing in the vege patch and the orchard.
There will be lots of beekeeping.
We also have all sorts of different projects going on which we will show what we are doing and how we are doing it.
Follow to see what we are doing on our little patch.
What are our animals upto.
What are we growing in the vege patch and the orchard.
There will be lots of beekeeping.
We also have all sorts of different projects going on which we will show what we are doing and how we are doing it.
Introducing new chickens to your flock
This is a way to introduce new chickens to your flock when introducing at night or using an adjacent pen isn't an option.
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Assembling a Prefab Chicken Coop
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In this video we assemble a prefabricated chicken coop. We also add a few personal touches to make it a bit more secure.
The Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix Centenary Ride.
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Today we had a heap of motorbikes come past as part of tte celebration of the first Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix. All sorts of bike from the 1920s through to modern bikes came past. #motorbikes #vintagebikes #modernbikes #centenary #australianmotorcyclegrandprix #goulburn
Animals of HoneyBAcres 1 February 2024
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In this Animals of HoneyBAcres we have some new animals we haven't had before. Some are native Australian animals but also a few feral animals.
Product Review: Fiskars Xact Weed Puller
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This is an honest unpaid review of this Fiskar Weed Puller. I am really impressed with this tool that is easy to use and actually works, two attributes that i like in any tool. @FiskarsInEMEA @bunningswarehouse #greattool #weedpuller #weeds #howtopulloutcapeweed #pulliingoutweeds
Happy World Donkey Day
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Today is World Donkey Day. It is a dull rainy day so here is a video of when Rudy arrived to complete the trio with Hanky and Spanky. #donkeys #miniaturedonkeys
How to make some plants flower more and for longer. #flowers #crepemyrtle #garden #gardeningtips
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How to make some plants flower more and for longer. #flowers #crepemyrtle #garden #gardeningtips
Predators in your garden How Lady Beetles can beat Aphids in your garden
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Predators in your garden How Lady Beetles can beat Aphids in your garden
Animals of Honey B Acres 24 January 2024
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Animals of Honey B Acres 24 January 2024
Animals of Honey B Acres 16th January 2024
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Animals of Honey B Acres 16th January 2024
How to hand pollinate pumpkin flowers
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How to hand pollinate pumpkin flowers
Animals of Honey B Acres 8 January 2024
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Animals of Honey B Acres 8 January 2024
How to Get Rid of Prawnheads and Other Yucky Stuff
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How to Get Rid of Prawnheads and Other Yucky Stuff
Trail Camera Footage of Animals in the Australian Bush after the 2019:20 Bushfires - Part 2
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Trail Camera Footage of Animals in the Australian Bush after the 2019:20 Bushfires - Part 2
Trail camera footage of animals in the Australian bush after the 2019/20 bush fires
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Trail camera footage of animals in the Australian bush after the 2019/20 bush fires
How to grow pumpkins using straw bales in less than a minute.
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How to grow pumpkins using straw bales in less than a minute.
Field Day 24 3 13 Checking a Langstroth Hive
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Field Day 24 3 13 Checking a Langstroth Hive
So many pollinators but not a single bee
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So many pollinators but not a single bee
Planting New Trees and Collecting Rain Water
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Planting New Trees and Collecting Rain Water
Update - From The Productive Garden to HoneyBAcres
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Update - From The Productive Garden to HoneyBAcres
Thanks for the video. I am planning to get chickens sometime soon.
Thanks for watching. Good luck with your new chickens.
I loved watching. It is Looking good. Chickens love compost piles. And they will add nitrogen to it. 👍
There will be plenty of compost produced there in the future. Thanks for watching.
Enjoyed the video. That’s a great enclosure and hopefully it keeps them safe from foxes.
Thanks. I am pretty sure they will be safe. The dogs yard is right next to where the chickens are so they will do their best to scare any foxes off.
Amazing! Thank you for sharing this video. Greetings from Madang, Papua New Guinea!
You’re welcome. We are glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks for sharing. The chicken coop looks great.
Thanks for watching!
It’s a great idea 👍
Thanks. I’m glad you like it and I hope you find it useful.
Very nice. 👍
Thanks. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Can I pollinate pumpkin flower with a flower from same plant
Yes you can. That will still work.
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Very stupid idea. The number of gullible people in the world is amazing. They have no clue about how nature works. 😂
Thanks for your comment. I’m glad you like the video.
this video should be a removed. a waste of time and misleading for the genuinely inquisitive.
Thanks for your comment. Have a great day.
It's really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really NICCCCCCCEEEEE
Beautiful 👍🏻
Great to see the wombats out and about.
We have plenty here. Even if you dint see them they leave little signs around the place.
We need a few wombats on our local council
They might move more dirt but it doesn’t always go where you want it lol.
By visiting and leaving comments on fellow CZcamsrs' channels, we keep the spirit of community alive +1 thumb Have a nice day
Defiantly not wombat
As with my other reply.
That is a deer rub
You could be right but I have seen wombats ripping the bark of trees like this and the way the ground was dug up looks more like something that was scratch with claws rather cloven hooves like a deer.
It’s funny how different even your deer are than ours.
I am not sure which species they are. Australia has about 6 species of deer that are all introduced and mostly pests now days.
Your videos are amazing! If you like farming or harvesting videos, I look forward to having you visit my channel to have relaxing moments together!
Thanks for sharing this. I love the shots of the little babies with their mums.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Nice !
I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
Nice to see the wombat 🤗 and the wallaby 💛
Thanks. I love that they feel comfortable to live so close to our house.
Great tip. Thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi John Ian building a top bar hive I’m 70 years young and need a hobby to keep me going I live in gippsland🎉 Australia I’m trying to get all the information I can can you please tell me what mesh you used for the floor I will be watching all your vids cheers keith
Hi Keith I used a gutter guard mesh from Bunnings. If you have a local steel supplier and you can get a mesh with 3mm holes that will do the job. I would go for either aluminium or stainless steel for durability. Cheers John
You can tell they like it,theyre eyes glass over.
Nice to have you back!
Thank you.
I also noticed some butterflies and insects flying around, which is very encouraging for the restoration of the vegetation and to keep the soil healthy. All those larvae from those insects create holes in the soil or any of the bio mass that they can find, which creates passageways for the water when it rains. And that is just one aspect of it. Of course there is also the pollination that occurs. And the list goes on and on.
Yes we are just at the end of the wandering monarch breeding season. It is amazing here during those few weeks. We get butterfly’s everywhere. We have also had heaps of beetles which will definitely have larvae that will dig tunnels in the ground as they develop. We also have heaps wolf spiders which dig huge holes in the ground. I feel sorry for them when it rains as they must get absolutely inundated but I also think of the water penetration. Ant nests would also proved a pathway for water in heavier rain. Thanks for watching.
Great to see the recovery and the wildlife. I will never underestimate the power of those dingos, we lost a 400kg steer recently and they pulled it under an external fence as an entire animal to eat the carcass.
It was great to see the animals returning. It took about 3 weeks before we started seeing any animals in the cams. The bush looks totally different three years later.
Simple, yet effective. 👍
It is an easy way to set up and good to use a resource that was going to just go to waste otherwise.
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It is encouraging to see the animals. In their own way they all help nature to restore itself 👍
Yes nature always has a way of balancing itself.
@@honeybacres Sometimes nature needs a little help, so thank you for doing that.
Thanks. It was an honour to be able to do it.
Great information 😊
I’m glad you found it helpful.
Yeh um, i can't understand your acent
That’s ok. I get that all the time.
Nice👍
thanks
@@honeybacres That hay, combined with the compost, forms an excellent if not the most optimal habitat for the micro organisms with very constant and optimal conditions. So the microorganisms can multiply really fast, and provide the plants with plenty enough nutrients. And they do not go dormant because of sudden changes in conditions. Plants need microorganisms for their supply of nutrients.
That certainly is what I am hoping for. It will also provide good organic matter to work into that immediate area when the pumpkins are all done.
Somebody has got to do it 😁
Yes for sure. Nature has a job for everything.
It would be recommendable to create a larger area with mulch around the tree. And it wouldn't hurt if the layer is thicker as well. This will prevent heat transfer via the soil, and it will provide the tree and the microorganisms a much larger area that will retain moisture. Roots from trees prefer to grow away from the tree, at a much shallower level as what most people think they would grow. Most importantly is that beneficial microorganisms do not like rapid changing conditions in their habitat, so if you can prevent heat transfer via the soil, and when you can keep a more consistent moisture level in a larger area around the stem of the tree, then the microorganisms that provide the roots from the tree with important nutrients will give the tree much better conditions to grow well. A healthy and large and biodiverse colony of microorganisms make trees grow better and healthier. But if the conditions for the microorganisms are changing too much too often and too rapidly because of rapidly changing temperatures and moisture levels the microorganisms will not do well, especially at the outer edges from the mulch patch, and in turn the tree will have less nutrients that are available in order to grow well. In other words, then the roots will not prefer to grow away from the tree stem, and therefore the roots will be less able to find the nutrients in order to grow as well compared to the same tree species that does grow in the most optimal conditions in which there is a healthy and large enough and biodiverse colony of established microorganisms. Many people only apply mulch directly above the roots, but because of heat transfer via the soil and moisture evaporation the application from the mulch is much less effective for the micro organisms at the outer edges. So for those reasons it is recommendable to create a much larger patch of mulch as the area that you think where the roots from the tree are. 👍
Thanks for the good info. I do agree with what you say but I also need to work with what I have. My mulch pile is starting to get low but I should be able to get more soon. When I do I will be topping up the mulch around most of our trees.
@@honeybacres Fair enough, after all you can't make mulch out of thin air ☺
Good to see you back on CZcams!
Thanks @BradWatson it is good to be back.
A brick on the lid to hold it down would have been cheaper and less faf than drilling holes etc
you do you Steve. I would prefer some thing that looks a bit neater.
The reason why this will work is its soft wood on the top that will root from a wound
if you had installed the deck plate before the tap you would not have needed to climb into the bin. As I am bigger mass I would not fit in the bin LOL
How r u getting so much liquid in ur bin thx
Plenty of vegetable scraps and the occasional light watering. It was also on the south side of our house so never got sun on it and as a result never git hit enough to dry out.
This man is a legend in our times
New friend here thanks for sharing 👍
Good job
Hi Kenneth Stevens! Yes Aussie are straight, to the point , when telling someone how to do something, we DONT go on an on , don’t waste time. Ming .
I have a few palm trees growing, is there a business that buys them ?.
My question is what are the go to mixing ratios for verma composed with other types of soil for using in our garden.
iv been using your design of worm farm for two years and really recommend it other than what i do diffrent is i mulch up kitchen scraps in a blender with water and freeze in ice cube trays to feed which the worms prefer. I have found that i do not even use the spout because water does not build up. But if someone needed worm tea they could install a spout anyhow and flush a good amount of water through the top and let it drain into the bottom to harvest.
what happened to this bloke? stopped making videos?
Life change a bit Joshua but I am back now.