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Four Brothers Farm
Приєднався 25 кві 2020
TikTok: Four Brothers Farm
Instagram: four.brothers.farm
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We started this channel to immortalize the beautiful moments of our life, and to capture the many memories we have made on our small piece of land in the woods with our four kids (Lyric, Presley, Indy and Jett).
Join us on our family’s journey toward self reliance and clean living. We are constantly learning, and have a passion for helping others who are interested in becoming more self-sufficient. We invite you to accompany us as we go back to basics, and vow to never take this simple life for granted.
If you enjoy our content, we would love to have you as a subscriber - this is the best way to help us grow our channel and get our message out to the world :)
Instagram: four.brothers.farm
UA-cam: At least one episode weekly
We started this channel to immortalize the beautiful moments of our life, and to capture the many memories we have made on our small piece of land in the woods with our four kids (Lyric, Presley, Indy and Jett).
Join us on our family’s journey toward self reliance and clean living. We are constantly learning, and have a passion for helping others who are interested in becoming more self-sufficient. We invite you to accompany us as we go back to basics, and vow to never take this simple life for granted.
If you enjoy our content, we would love to have you as a subscriber - this is the best way to help us grow our channel and get our message out to the world :)
Huge Owl Attacks Chickens! | Farm Vlog
This week we had a Bard owl attack our meat chickens and were able to film his escape. Cam talks about some of our ideology around the homestead and reflects on the past, present and future.
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These Animals HATE Taking Medicine!
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It's been a busy week, but we wanted to still put a short homestead update out there. It's the 9-day mark for our new piglets so it was time to give them their 2nd iron shot - which we cover in this video. It's also been 30 days since deworming our sheep, so they were due for another dose of Ivermectin. If you enjoy our videos, make sure to subscribe to support our productions, and share with a...
The Exciting Birth of Our Piglets | First Time Mom
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In this episode, Bella, the Kunekune pig, finally gives birth to her first litter of piglets. We were lucky enough to be able to be with her for the whole time to make sure she was comfortable, and we documented the entire adventure for you here! Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Re-checking meat bird weight 02:29 Fall tomato planting 04:14 Piglet Birth #pigs #homesteading #birth #animals #cut...
CRUCIAL Steps to Raising Meat Chickens
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This week marks the 28-day milestone for our Cornish Cross broiler chickens - which means it's time to check weights, and make sure everyone is growing at the rate we need them to. It's also Bella's (our Kunekune pig), anticipated birth week for our new piglets. We prepared her farrowing station and made things comfortable for her in readiness for the new piglets. Recommended Cornish Cross grow...
The ULTIMATE Chicken Composting System | Raised Bed Garden Tour
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It's been a busy week - in this episode, we harvest some potatoes, move our meat chickens across our mulch bed as a part of our chicken composting system, and give you a walk through our raised bed garden. Don't forget to subscribe to join our journey and learn with us! Chapters: 00:00 Introduction/Sheep rotation 01:00 Potato Harvest 01:33 Moving the chicken tractor on mulch/adding grass clippi...
Homestead Morning Chores | NO TALKING | Farm Ambience ASMR
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Homestead Morning Chores | NO TALKING | Farm Ambience ASMR
How to Create Compost Using Chickens on Mulch/ Preparing for New Piglets!
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How to Create Compost Using Chickens on Mulch/ Preparing for New Piglets!
Identifying Issues With our Premier 1 Fencing/ Modifying Our Raised Bed Garden
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Identifying Issues With our Premier 1 Fencing/ Modifying Our Raised Bed Garden
Meat Chickens Arrive! Seed Starting FAST in Our Raised Beds
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Meat Chickens Arrive! Seed Starting FAST in Our Raised Beds
Premier 1 Fence Arrives/Rotational Grazing/Raised Beds
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Premier 1 Fence Arrives/Rotational Grazing/Raised Beds
Herbalist Tips: Common Medicinal Plants Revealed/Homestead Updates
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Herbalist Tips: Common Medicinal Plants Revealed/Homestead Updates
We Are Protecting Our Homestead From HOT Weather
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We Are Protecting Our Homestead From HOT Weather
DIY Compost Pile with Kids 🌿 Delicious Pork Chop Recipe
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DIY Compost Pile with Kids 🌿 Delicious Pork Chop Recipe
We're Gardening Differently This Year
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We're Gardening Differently This Year
This is What 100 HUNGRY CHICKENS LOOK LIKE
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This is What 100 HUNGRY CHICKENS LOOK LIKE
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Hello can you make a pigket farrowing assistance video, piglet pulling out, with the women in the video assist farrowing, i make a school presentation and i hope i can learn from that how pullimg pigs out :)
So when can you make the video? :)
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They ate cute too
They sure are!
GET A HORSE!!!!
Piglets are so cute 😊
They are! Thank you, and thanks for watching 😊
Thanks for the detailed information about the chickens❤
Absolutely!
Beautiful nature !!!
Great video! One day I hope to have meat birds…. These were great tips on raising. Thank you! ❤
We hope you do! Such a flavor difference. Thank you so much for watching!
Farm raised poultry IS the best!
Gotta love the journey! About where you’re at, but the lovely lady won’t go for chickens until we start to taper back on our travel. Be sure to update on the piglets!
Agreed! And enjoy the travel while you can, I say! We’re hoping to have piglets before our next episode but time will tell 😊 thanks for watching.
dope!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed!
Short cutout, no useful info
Preview of a related video listed below which contains full video + additional plants and their benefits. Thanks for watching!
I've never heard it pronounced that way. It grows all over California
They stink and get full of mice.
They don’t get many mice if stirred weekly! The odor can also come from excess nitrogen. Thanks for watching!
We use to have one when we were kids ! So much fun!
The best!
Keep it up ❗️
Always ❤️
A well-mixed compost smells great, and it fast.
Yes indeed!
That powdery mildew is such a pain! Hope you can save the crops!
We have had it worse this year than ever! Thank you for watching!
Great video! As the compost increase the plant health will greatly improve!
We are very excited for that! Every year gets a little better 😄
Almost there yay 👍👍
You guys are crushing it!
Thank you!
Ouch! 😮
Not a fun thing, but makes for much more herd safety in the long run.
Decent vid. But I never trust a man who works in flip flops.
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😂
You should get a horse
You never know! 😀
I have 3
Great video! I loved the walk through nature's pharmacy!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching 😁
Wilt can kill a goat...not sure of your sheep/lamb... In case one does die of?...needs to be dried
Explain “wilt”, you’re saying just a wilted plant? Appreciate the info - with as much foliage that falls from trees and wilts in the ground that they eat, it seems like this could be hard to avoid. Typically they are eating all of the branches we put in this feeder in under a day’s time, so should be safe.
hot in the summer? oh my we will all die. lol
Haha far from it - the heat is definitely a bit different when animals and crops have to withstand it as well. We were able to get some time to enjoy it ourselves, though, which was great!
Beautiful job young man
Sooooooo cute
Goats are better for eating anything and everything. But that face is adorable!!!!!!
I season mine now and then...love your channel!
Thank you so much!
Oh my gosh! That face walking towards the camera is so adorable..
There so adorable
We love them! We’ll have more footage of them in our upcoming video, but they’ve been so much fun so far.
Cardboard sides
Are you recommending or asking whether these sides are made of cardboard? Either way thank you for watching!
God be with u beautiful ppl🙏🙏🙏
Thank you! You as well!
Aweee
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It's not wet enough.
I do. I have chickens and dogs, I never throw it away. I have 30 falling garbage cans in different parts of the yard that I throw sticks and leaves and cutting and then I throw the fresh dog poo in it. I drilled holes in the cans so worms crawl up inside and break everything down. The next spring on the top 3-4” has not been mulched by the worms, I dump it out, separate the mulch and throw the top layer back in. By far the easiest way with no turning. Fast mulch, no, but I have several cans going at once and I can dump and take the mulch anytime
Very interesting, I had always heard dog poo was a no go, but that’s awesome it has worked for you!
@@Fourbrothersfarm it’s a no go if your dogs have illness or parasites. Mine get ivermectin and Panacure monthly, they could eat raw pork with no issues…but if I gave them pork it still would have spent at least a week in the freezer and an ivermectin beforehand.
Don't forget to water it in... looks too dry
Absolutely! We have watered it once a day this week. It’s been sooooo hot.
Introduce some raw Veg leftovers and add some water 💧 Just saying 😂
100% - thank you! We do water it quite frequently, but with the heat this week it has been sooo dry. We stirred and watered again today ☺️ Thank you so much for watching and giving some advice!
@Fourbrothersfarm I cover my compost heaps with old hessian sacks to keep the sun out but still allow rainwater in.
That’s actually an amazing idea. Thank you for that.
Bone dry
Definitely added some water! We’ve had a few 95 degree days and it’s been a challenge keeping it damp. Thanks for watching!
You need 5o water your compost. It should always be moist.put asprinkler on it then cover it with a tarp. Add wood ashover the top every month or two
Great advice! We water it quite frequently but it’s been hard to keep up this week with the heat - it definitely needs a good watering to stay active!
Water need to heat it up no banapeels kill worms and ruin compost dry and dusty not doing and coffee grounds old ones green waist need a bucket in kitchen no meat scraps no banana peels old used coffee grounds green food that rotted in frig add water to green food compost will start to work that is what I d did and grass clippings also and some water turn over grass clippings into pile and water spray water lightly or your tea will run away 😊😊😊😊😊
Best way 👍👍