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Hello. I infused my comfrey in my magic butter machine and it came out super duper green. IThe infused oil is the same deep green as the leaves. Smells great but by the looks of it it is very strong. How would I use it in salve. Can I dilute it to make it go further??

Jason wouldn't be the first inmate to tell Casey "say hi to Lawrence"

Honestly I think we need people like Jason in office. God bless y'all!

Good morning 🌞, the leading edge of Francine is hitting Jackson Tennessee at 7:00 this morning as the rain has started already

I have several mimosa trees growing in my yard, and I use it for hot tea. I saved some of the bark I was wondering if it could be smoked in any way? Thank you for your video it's awesome!

Jerusalem Artichokes are considered a perennial survival food. I love them roasted I coat them with olive oil , sprinkle garlic powder and a little salt ..omg..so good! One of the main reasons beside it being an edible perennial food for me is that for 1-you can sell them for $10 and up per pound. They’re an excellent potato substitute for diabetics because they won’t spike your blood sugar as there is no carbohydrates. Also very good as an appetite suppressant..as a fiber it swells up in your stomach and intestine absorbing water by doing so it reduces your appetite. So many benefits to growing this plant.

Great video!

Just saw you live, so glad I found your channel.

Hello 👋, I have been a mooch for better than ten years and raised my American Guinea hogs for the cost of hauling up to 500 pounds of waste produce from a grocery store for five years. The interesting part about this is that they drank no water for the entire five years and my two biggest hogs weighed over 600 pounds each. I agree that this situation can be gone in a heartbeat. I myself am keeping the number of animals down and working with those that eat primarily grass. That’s why I have Kunekune pigs. Our next animal will be meat birds in the spring. There again I will have some feed costs but are within our budget. Money spent on feed for the animals is replacing what we buy in the grocery store and the grocery stores can go away also without food for the shelves

I dumpster dive the 5 star for the sandwiches they throw out.

Definitely cooler weather. I love snow but now I'm older I prefer fall. 😊🍁🍂🍁

KSL in the house

Good morning 🌞 Shelli and Jason, it’s funny Jason mentioned box wood bushes. When we moved here to Tennessee I ripped out two huge boxwoods and planted asparagus. Now I have a better looking bed and edible plants growing there

I have a jar of flowers that have been soaking in voldca for a month. When its ready should I just use it as a tincture. Can I use it for everyday supplement??

Greetings, I hope this message finds you well. I recently came across your UA-cam channel and was thoroughly impressed by the quality of your content. It's evident that you've cultivated a dedicated audience who appreciates your work. As a fellow enthusiast of your content, I have some ideas that I believe could further elevate your channel's success. I look forward to the opportunity to discuss these ideas with you. Warm regards.

Can we do the same with fresh Comfrey?

I believe that they have autonomous cars as Uber cars in NYC

Good morning Shelli, I have been getting old refrigerators and freezers for repurposing. I got a refrigerator with a stainless steel door and fastened it to a cheap old dining room table. I had an old four wheeled dolly that I mounted the whole works on. It makes a wonderful processing table and only cost me about $30. I’m not sure if I posted it on IG or not. It’s pretty stinking cool though

I put mine in a large Ziploc bag and shook the hell out of it then poured the seeds into a seed envelope. I also think I let it dry out/mature too long after looking at yours as mine was much more brown and dried up and got a fraction of the seeds you got, and I noticed the individual pods were mostly open. Bummer!

As always very good information. I have to admit I need to start reaching out and introducing myself to the neighbors. I was 8n Home Care nursing for about 10 years and one of my fave things was wound care. We were always researching trying to find the best way to help heal wounds, especially the ulcers on legs. I hadn't heard of this electric option until this podcast and it does sounds promising, especially when you consider what a grounding mat can do for a person’s system. Thank you to you and Jason for tak8ng your time and doing this. God bless y'all!

Red lentils are best then sorghum

Thank you for the update. Love seeing your homestead.❤

Your garden looks like mine

8 weeks old now he’s 16 weeks old

Best dogs ever! Sounds like you are crazy busy with the meet ups and festivals. I don't know how you do it all!

Love Loki. Love the podcast. Good luck on the fence. Thanks for sharing.

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I love my Dexter cows… just enough milk for our family. Yogurt, cheese, chocolate pudding, ice cream.. 😊

I can’t find part two?

We would love to learn more about long term food preservation. Since we don't currently have chickens or pigs whenever our local stores have chicken or pork shoulder on sale we buy some and I can it. The goal is to have a year's worth of each to find my family. Thanks for taking the time to do this and God bless y'all!

I made this last year thank you for the video (which was simple straigtforward and pleasant with the kiddies and backround homliness) I made it for my patner who had just had a bladder tumour removed. I had read various good things about goldenrod and bladder issues and I put it in ice cubes as well as keeping some in the jars. It tasted medicinal but nice and each night he had 2mls in a drink and loved it as it was soaked in gin (this year brandy will be the alcohol I am soaking it in) He is still here thankfully and looking forward to the next batch! The goldenrod is just beginning to be ready. Thank you so much for your video. x

Can I use dried comfrey to infuse with my oil ????

Hello 👋, did you know that the old farmers almanac has gestation periods for many farm animals

Yes! Jason 5 gallon buckets and hoses are indispensable! The number of items you can turn a 5 gallon bucket into is infinite! Both lists are 👍👍

The statement at 4:10 about avian influenza being contrived is woefully ignorant. Culling poultry infected with avian influenza is a crucial measure to prevent the virus from spreading and mutating into more dangerous strains that could trigger a pandemic in livestock and/or humans. It's not about unnecessarily killing birds but protecting public health and the poultry industry from catastrophic outbreaks. Letting the virus run unchecked in hopes of natural immunity is unsafe and impractical, given the virus's high mutation rate. Control measures ensure long-term safety and stability, far outweighing the temporary impact on food supply and prices. Your statements about a mythical "they" boogieman doing this to raise food prices are absurd.

Long time listener, first time caller lol. Y'all sound like radio pros. Good job.

Great info especially on knowing your neighbors. Thank you for taking the time to do this. God bless y'all!

Great job y’all!

I really appreciate your timing on this one right now! We arent even full "homesteading" yet. I'm not a classic 9 to fiver, I'm a GM in food service so it could be anywhere from a 40 hour work week to a 60 plus hour work week, and usually all over the place. My husband works full time outside as well,so hes pretty exhausted by the time he gets home. We also have two young boys (our oldest is 21 and she's stationed at Ft. Knox KY) I started the permanent garden and the foundation of our permaculture orchard this last spring. We also started a small flock of chickens for eggs, and likely meat down the road. That said, the balancing act is such a struggle right now particularly with staffing at my day job. So difficult, so worth it, but so difficult to get it all done and meet all the needs. I always feel like I'm dropping the ball somewhere, if that makes sense. The potential for burn out is real. And the stress tears do fall sometimes. Thank you for the perspective, and the inspiration.

Jason needs to know about a product called tru oil, it’s for finishing firearms wood and it’s a fabulous product for old handles. I learned about it in about 1968 when my daddy had a shop for leather work, ammunition reloading, and firearm maintenance and repair. Also beeswax is a great wood preservation method, but tends to be a little slick when wet, but great for the heads of hand tools

Hello 👋 Shelli and Jason, my name is Bill Warner. I have Kunekune pigs and I have said this before. UA-cam doesn’t like us leaving contact information in comments so I sent my information to your website, Shelli. I got my pigs from KC Farms in Crossville Tennessee. Another Kunekune breeder is hilltop farm in or near Clarksville Tennessee. I personally am going to get a gilt from hilltop farm in the spring so I have different bloodlines for my sows. I’m trying really hard (not literally) to get my pigs breeding soon. My boar is coming on nine months old and giving it the old college try every 21 days. I’m hoping that the next cycle she doesn’t come in heat. Time will tell, my question for Jason is, would he consider trading a couple piglets for some sheep. I have enough land to cover enough grazing for three adults year round and feed out the lambs, two ewes and a ram. Anyway, I have met you and Randy at SRF spring of twenty three. I believe that you were having breakfast at the deli there. God bless all y’all and feel free to give my contact info to any people you feel relevant to what’s going on. Thank you, Bill and Cate, 40 Shades of Green Farm, Jackson Tennessee

I don't know if I missed it because I was driving while listening to this but I didn't hear anything about water, that's one of my big priorities. And the 5 gallon bucket is the unsung hero on the homestead.

Great info and I think I have each of those books you mentioned. You two are great together in a podcast. Will be sending question to you soon. God bless y'all!

Thanks guys for both your lists and your knowledge sharing.

Take them crushed seeds fishing 👍🤫

can these seeds be stored in a washed out prescription pill bottle ?

Enjoyed hearing how you 2 git where you're at today. Y'all make a great team. God bless y'all

Kune kune is the way to go, we're hoping our Julianna breed with our kune kune guilt.

Hello 👋 Shelli and Jason, I have Kunekune pigs (a breeding pair of registered) and I absolutely love them. Three cups of commercial feed a day plus as much pasture as they can eat and they grow and maintain mature weight with no problem. I have pictures on instagram of them. I know they take longer to grow out, but the cost is fantabulous. 40 Shades of Green Farm, Jackson Tennessee, Bill and Cate

Zombie pig 🐖! That's a good one - made Clint lol. Love the Not Today Pecker shirt 😅. Looking forward to the future podcasts! God bless y'all!