This Changes EVERYTHING We Had Planned! Tiny House / Homestead Work
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You guys are doing excellent jobs!
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It's white mold, harmless, grows on damp soils and tree debris. Could be because of the tree roots left behind as well. Ya'lls idea on doing the fence right, once, is spot on. Love ya'll ❤️
White mold on the ground is a common surface mold that can indicate poor drainage, too little aeration, or not enough sunlight. It's caused by the fungus Sclerotinia, which overwinters in dead plant material and infects the soil. White mold can survive for several years and establishes itself during periods of cool, wet weather.
Hi Jason and Danielle you can dig up some of that white stuff and take to your local extension office and they can test it or even tell you what it is and it's free have a great weekend.
Mushrooms from the mulch from the trees you had chopped down+the rain.
A farm can never have too many gates - I think you'll be glad to have a gate in that stretch to the barn.
Omg!! Awesome! What you see is mushrooms.... it's a beautiful sign the the mulch is being turned to compost.. GARDENERS GOLD!!!! DON'T GET RID OF IT
White balls - is slime mold. What forms on the ground from ground cover/mulch
Use the t-posts and some cattle fencing, encircle the dog pen so that they can't climb up and through the main panel fencing until it trains them there is no escape, and then you remove that exterior cattle fencing and t-posts after they're trained and you don't end up changing the asthetics of that perm fence you made for them in that 10x20 area. Don't put it right against the main fence - sort of like making a double wall to keep deer out, you are making it to where that if they do make it through the first fence they are stuck and don't like the result. Call it a training barrier. You put a gated area in the same place and so they are also taught that the gate is their salvation - ONLY when you provide it to them.
I'd put pieces on cattle/goat panels in the section of the panels that the guardian dog went through,and then some across the top with 2x's, turn it into a true kennel
Doing the fencing right the first time is primo. Looking good and excited to see the fencing done and watch as animals get into the space. Seize the weekend!
Just a suggestion you can use your front end loader to push your t post in
Maybe add some decorative live edge boards inside the opening where the dogs are getting out. I think it would be in keeping with the rest of your builds and would definitely keep them in
white fuzzy patch, it's likely a species of saprophytic fungi. These fungi are part of the largest group that grows on and decays organic matter, playing a crucial role in nutrient cycling, especially nitrogen.
You two are wonderful people
I know its too late for this section of fence but we use the bucket on a tractor to push the posts in when we did out fence. So much easier on the body. lol
You guys have done a great job on your place blessings 🌹🌹♥️♥️🙏🏻👍
Man, ya'll are just the best! 🙏 you're my boy blue!
Jason and Daniell you are hard workers. Continue to work towards your goals.
YOU SHOULD HAVE THAT TESTED....COULD BE COMING FROM SKY. YOU 2 BE SAFE. ❤❤❤
It's a type dog slime mold, it's not toxic or harmful to humans or animals.
Happy 3rd year of togetherness!!!😊❤❤
Use the bucket on the tractor to push the t posts down.
Hello Jason and Danielle! I agree. Take a sample of the white powder to the Ag extension office. The fencing is looking great!
Love the attitude brother, do it right the first time, can't wait to see your boy back
Howdy 🤠 Jason Danielle and all the animals love you all the fencing is coming along awesome
What you guys have is a type of slime mold and it's very common. I live here in the Appalachian mountains of Tennessee and have seen it all my life. It starts from rotting wood and dampness. You have an early stage of it because sometimes it will turn into hairy looking brown blotches. It's nothing to be worried about since it's really a common good type of mold. You will probably find that you have wonderful soil for starting a garden.
White mold from wood.chips , and wet weather.
I came up with idea buy a container so you can keep feed and motor cycle in it and other stuff
Try using the bucket on your tractor to put in your t post
it's mycelium.... it's a natural (and very necessary) thing always in the ground... when you disturb the ground it has to move in and reestablish itself
love the barn, thinking about a barn for our storage trailers and RV
Glad to see the fencing getting done. It’s going to look so good.
Looks like your area is in a 10 zone for Tornados today. Stay safe
Love the video but I have a suggestion that I just saw on a video by max and occy he used those white plastic rain catchment things cut the tops off and is gonna turn them into planter boxes for a garden maybe you can do the same if you and Danielle decide to grow food
Hi guys- nice forward progress. Good work 👍
You guys are doing such a great job on all of your projects. You have accomplished so much. I just love watching your fencing videos. 🥰
If you stand on a ladder to drive the fence post in , it would take a lot less tole on you'r arms if your not lifting the post driver so high.
So pleased you got over the Tornando (sorry about the spelling ).
It's 01:00 am here in the uk ,its cold and wet now
It's the mulch from the trees breaking down. Microbes leave it be it's a good thing.
That looks to be mycelium (fungus). Its actually good for y'all with helping grass grow, I believe it is safe for animals but I would keep an eye out and make sure they aren't eatin too much of it. You could always send it in and test it if your worried. Fencing is looking great, everything is really starting to come together!
Hi- this is a slime mold, one of the many types of wood-decaying fungi that occur naturally and often appear on organic mulches during warm, wet weather. Removing it with a shovel is an excellent approach. It is completely harmless to people and other animals.
Awesome show guys awesome content excellent work you're doing keep it up God bless from Mustang Oklahoma
It’s all looking good guys!! 👍👍❤️❤️🇨🇦
It means good dirt the white mold from the wood chips
Good morning 🌞
Looking so good
Saprophytic fungi .
It means healthy soil but too wet
Mycelium... decaying the wood chips. Mushrooms incoming! Yumm!!
Maybe take a soil sample of the white stuff to the county to see if they can test it??
That fencing is going to look badass
It’s all coming together!!😊
Great job, it’s looking good 💪💪
it is sunday May 5 Cinco de Mayo Happy Anniversary!
Hippity hoppity hippity hoppity watch ole frosty go!
You need a little trailer for the bike we had one was so useful
Are you going to build a storm shelter..?? Better safe than sorry.
Yes put that on your to do list
Lmao you’re supposed to go to that other channel to comment the you’re my boy blue people 😂 sorry couldn’t help it. Land is looking awesome guys ❤
You guys are making it look great. The hardest working couple on CZcams.
You guys are all good, it is fungi which is a good sign that your soil is really heathy and start your garden, it will do fantastic.
Here is an idea on that pen for the dogs you can weld posts on the corners and add panels on top to keep the dogs in
Your place is looking so nice!! 😊❤️❤️
It is white mold called Saprophytic fungi. Which is caused by the mulch you left on the ground it's doesnt harm your plant. Some cases ppl can have allergic reaction to it. They do have spray for it.
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It looks great
The white mould is probably from the wood chippings, damp heat rain, drainage and air.
Ol boy gonna be soar tomorrow from all that post drivin"
he'll need to eat good. lol
Love how you both work so well together. Love watching your videos, keep up the good work. FYI: a couple more extra gates will make a difference in the long run😉
Love watching your videos. I have recently subscribed to your channel & working on watching all your videos.
We are almost neighbors! We live in AR but we have some property in OK. Keep up the good work!
Every time I watch one of y’all’s vids. I find my self somewhat jealous 😂😂. This land yall got is coming so far. It’s absolutely amazing.
Done Crockers! The property is looking good! Fence is that much closer!
Your guys' land is looking so nice ❤
Love that your doing everything all the way. Will really make a job done when you finish. Not having to figure when or if you can get back to it. Time and life saver in the ling run........ 😊
Looks like Frosty the Snowman has been pooping on your new lawn!
MIRA EN INTERNET PORQUE ES MUY RARO ESO BLANCO EN TU TIERRA UN FUERTE ABRAZO PARA LOS dos❤
Looking good. Keep going 💪🏽
Have a goose with the chickens as a guard against airial predators
The white stuff could be from the sulfur in your well water.
Love the wirk you all gettin done!!! 💯
Hey guys you are doing a great job! Yes, it is a lot of work but will be nothing but a blessing to your lives.
Great idea bristo meet up
Looking great Jason
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Love you both and all the wonderful animals I’m pumped ❤❤
It's really looking more gooder out there with the leaves on the trees makes a big difference I can't wait until you get the fence all the way down out front so you can keep all the yo-yos out of there
Google says "The white fuzzy mold that you are seeing on top of your plant's soil is probably just a saprophytic fungus, which is harmless to your plant." I have seen in on soil in Florida.
Plant parent app says it’s Epifagus common name: beech drops. 🤷🏼♀️
U could use the tractor bucket to put t post in ground with
Hey the pig wire could be used with metal zip ties ,attached around the inside of dog kennel high enough no dog escapes. Paint red all day 👍
The guardian dogs need to be in same paddock with goats that they are supposed to be protecting! That’s their job and they should be kept with them always. I was told that the only way they keep on task and don’t get ruined. I’d keep them separate from the other dogs. They have a whole other job. Just an idea. You do you though ❤ ya either way
Hey y'all. The grounds are looking great! One question...Do you plan on putting a loft in the barn for hay storage? Since storage space is limited.
You two are doing a great job. Defenseless Animals come first. Good for you. Thank you, have a good weekend.
unfortunately, I won't make your meetup this year. I'm having the alaska meetup that same weekend.
Hey 👋 Jason and Danielle yall are working hard today. The dogs keep getting our they are Spoiled. And loved alot love them they're so cute. 😀😀❤️❤️❤️
Lookin good guys!!
"Your Boy Blue" Everything is so coming together and your hard work is paying off. We don't have that white stuff but
we do get mushrooms from "too Much Rain." I wonder if that's why the white stuff came out. It wil[ go away once things dry out
I would be wearing ear pro for hammering tposts. I rarely see you guys using ppe
Love watching!! Love your animals!
😊good job guys 😊