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Lovely video. It's great to start the day slowly, with coffee 😀

Good stuff 😊😊😊

Everything is looking beautiful Tina. I'm so glad the seeds are popping up for you. I am slow to plant in the ground here because I am selling lots on our stand lol. But have got some beautiful peas I've been eating straight off the plants, and broad beans and strawberries galore. I love this time of the year. I do hope you are feeling better after your appointment, I sure know the feeling...and how beautiful is it to get back home to the serenity. Your storytelling is lovely and poetic as always, please keep well and take care lovely. xx Cathi xx

Thanks for sharing Tina.Looks like we are going to have more food from the garden soon. The chicken was well stuffed and I believe it tasted delicious 😋. Lovely garden.and looking forward to daily harvests😊❤❤

I hope the garden does well for you.

Getting lots done & you’ll reap all the efforts you put in, in time 😊❤️

What state is your farm in? I'm in NSW & after some on season garden tips. Thanks for the video

Hi Tina.You have done a great job with Paul planting all those trees.M so curious about the tree you said indigenous ppl used to make flour? Interesting.i love how you take classes from Lana .Her tutorials seem easy to follow yet very organic.You have inspired me to start attending too. That radish ? Is so huge😮😮 Have a wonderful weekend ❤❤ More comfrey roots😊 13:37

I often have plenty of 'garden mysteries' too. Lots of promise of future growth and produce to come.

I have always been a tenant but have looked after homes and the land as though it was my own. I have purchased up to 200 plants at my own expense and applied mulch and love to each property I have lived at. A few months ago I had to move and have ended up at a rental that wouldn't allow my spade into the earth. Twang, crash, grating sounds met every spade blade. Turns out the property owner had buried two household loads of tiles, concrete rubble, metal car parts, clothing, etc underneath about 5 inches of top soil and lawn seed. I just cried at this disrespect of Nature. I have spent countless hours cleaning up what I can. This might turn out to be a yard where I can only plant above the soil (straw bale gardening). I look forward to watching your videos for all of the helpful tips that you share. Congratulations on reaching 1,000 subscribers and becoming monetized. I so love the energy of Truffles!

Another lovely video share. And your impossible pie looks delicious.

Great video. I love impossible pie. I got the recipe from Mum many years ago, she called it Impossible Pie because it seems impossible for it to turn out in distinct layers when all ingredients are thrown in together. Either way, it's definitely delicious 😊

Hey Tina?Thanks to @Cathy shes a good friend 😊. The book really is good and has a lot one could learn. Yes can see everything is blooming .Your farmstead is really looking great.Comfrey is really a must have and it helped me to heal my leg bone faster.I also give to my chickens coz its good in proteins. The pie really was looking great and i can understand why is was finished by dusk😊 Enjoy the rest of your weekend ❤❤ 16:48

What breed your water pooch? My Kelpie cross-Border Collie is a water nut too😂

Thank you so much for sharing your family memories, your Impossible Pie recipe. Possum family is simply adorable with a cutest baby sitting on charming mother's back.

Always a welcome sight with new life & growth in garden🥰👏

Always a pleasure to share with you Tina, you have such a kind, grateful and gentle heart. My self sown sweet peas are in bloom now, and the aroma is amazing from them... That is so lovely that they bring you memories of your Grandma. Let me say that once you have sweet peas, you'll always have them!! I have that pumpkin book too, and it is a great read. Naomi is such a sweetheart, she is so kind and thoughtful. Take care beautiful and I can't wait to see your blooms. That pie looks so good too! xx Cathi xx

I’m so glad you’re sowing the seeds Tina🌱🌱and I hope they produce well for you! I’m out in the garden today doing some UA-cam catch up while I work. Have an awesome week lovely xx Cathi xx 😘

Hi sis still trying to leave comment.Thanks for the tips on strawberries. You and hubby are doing a great job you did a lot of planting .great you kept all those seeds❤

I wish you had kept the video going so that we could see what your potato casserole looked like

I know that pain of losing your birds. I hope the new protections do the trick. Like yours our remaining girls went off the lay after the fox attack. But they came good over time. Lovely seeing you are still enjoying your course.

Great video guys. All the learning is being put into practice which is awesome 👍

Another lovely episode

That coop looks good. Apparently the chooks like a bush mulch as a floor option too, gives them something to scratch around in and encourages bugs. Also good for your gardens afterwards 😊I'm sure it's the stress that has halted egg production. Great information too 👍

Poor chooks 😢

You’re doing a great job 😊 You’re teaching us new ways to do things too Keep up the good work Look forward to seeing how things are progressing So sad about the chooks 😢❤

Sorry to hear about your chooks!! I would be very upset and angry if that happened!! But I guess that's life!! P.S...your dog is sooo cute!! LOL!! Where abouts in Australia are you?? Fellow Australian here!! Cheers!! Adelaide - South Australia!!

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Beautiful narration, had to pull over and watch your lovely video!!!

It makes me smile to see your motivation to put into practice soil building methods which the earth and nature so desperately needs. I look forward to seeing your land become abundant with diversity, fertile soil and nutrient dense food. Nice video 😊

It all starts with the soil 🤎

Hi Tina Thanks for sharing sis.Iwill be following closely to learn more . Permaculture is what we should ALL be practicing and everything would be balanced . Truffles enjoying himself 😂❤❤

Really helpful information & always interesting to watch ❤

Beautiful ❤

That is why vertical split is the best

Love your advice ref stinging nettles, I have an abundance of them and really should put them to use rather than burning them once they've dried out 🙏

Beautiful video, but full of tears for your dog, that's so so sad, I'm very sorry 🙏

How wonderful and clever! It looks gorgeous top job!! new sub here from the mid North Coast nsw

We live in rural Missouri, U.S.A. Last Thursday a neighbor's large dog came onto our place and enjoyed killing eight of our black-laced silver Wyandottes. The rooster escaped. We have one still MIA, and four left. I just ordered new ones; but we'll have to have a large area fenced in to protect them as we hate to leave them in our run, which is only 14 x 20 feet. I'll be making it into a permaculture area per Edible Acres example. Best of luck out there.

My big problem with any predator is the waste . I will never understand why they kill so many then not even eat a whole one. Although we know we have foxes, goannas ,eagles , hawks ,dingoes and neighbours dogs here and even right close to our house some nights, somehow we havent lost any for a long while. I can however appreciate that those animals are beautiful in their own right. Last Spring my boys and i saw a gorgeous fox cub , all black except for its feet . Last week , i saw it grown up , i was mesmerised and we stared at each other for maybe 20 seconds though it felt like minutes then it disappeared into the dark night. I was incredibly excited to have seen such a beautiful creature and at the exact same moment a chill went down my spine, knowing it could take my beautiful hens next . I hope you love your permie course , I've done a few short ones now and im constantly learning new things or sketching more ideas out. We are getting down to 2*c tomorrow, so I'll have to protect the few trees that hate the cold. Somehow you created a beautiful video from a harsh reality of homestead life.🥰 Thank you for sharing lovelies ❤❤

Great video,thanks for sharing such an inspiring story ❤❤❤