Goats Gardens and Healthy Tips
Goats Gardens and Healthy Tips
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Goats Help with the Chores
The Goats Love to help open a new bag of bedding and spread it around.
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Відео

Chicks Moved to the Chicken Run
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With the warmer weather we introduced the Baby Chicks into the Chicken Run. We're keeping them in their own little pen near the big chickens to get them familiar with each other.
Baby Chicks are moving outside
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Baby Chick update from ages 3 weeks through 5 weeks. Covers moving them from the house to the barn pen.
New baby chicks
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Just picked up 4 new baby chicks. This will add some new colors to the flock.
Fern's feeling frisky
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The goats have spring fever, lots of running around and head butting. Its been great seeing Fern gain more confidence playing with the herd.
Farm Day with the co-workers
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Farm Day with the co-workers
March snow - how will the animals respond?
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It's the end of March 2024 and we had an overnight wet heavy snow. It's a little inconvenient but they all have a cozy place to hang out.
Silly goats having fun!
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Springs in the air and the goats are being silly!
Healthy Home-made Dog Food
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Explains why I started making home-made dog food for our dogs and the benefits of it and all the steps to make it.
Fern the Peace-Maker
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Our biggest goat Fern is always gentle natured and trying to keep the peace when the other goats are rough-housing. Fern was a re-homed goat that started out shy and timid and kept to herself, she's come a long way and now she gets along with all our goats and is always trying to keep the peace.
Lets make an Egg Bake
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Step by Step instructions on how to make a healthy Egg Bake. This Egg Bake is loaded with lots of vegetables and your favorite meat choice.
Chicken Shelter Tent
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We built a simple weather protection tent / sun-room to provide a place for the chickens to go to be out of the rain, snow and wind.
Chemical free mite / lice treatment for the goats
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Easy way to treat your goats for external parasites. Non chemical based, inexpensive and easy to prepare and apply.
Delicious healthy muffins | gluten free, dairy free, sugar free
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Easy to make recipe for super healthy muffins. These hearty muffins are great for breakfast or snacks
Healthy minerals for the goats
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These are the minerals that I use and how I mix them for the goats.
Winter 2024 comparison to previous winter season
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Winter 2024 comparison to previous winter season
Home-made immune booster
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Home-made immune booster
Prepping for the sub-zero temps
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Prepping for the sub-zero temps
How to heal a goat that has CL
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How to heal a goat that has CL
Dual axis solar controller
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Dual axis solar controller
Solar Panels
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Solar Panels
Transfer Garden to GreenHouse
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Transfer Garden to GreenHouse
Time to trim the Goat Hooves
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Time to trim the Goat Hooves
Kubota Snow Blower Fix
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Kubota Snow Blower Fix
The Goats get a bath
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The Goats get a bath
Compost piles
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Compost piles
Closing the Gardens in preparation for winter
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Closing the Gardens in preparation for winter
Garden review - end of 2023 season
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Garden review - end of 2023 season
Kubota tree stump removals
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Kubota tree stump removals
Goat barn deep clean and new bedding
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Goat barn deep clean and new bedding

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @lisaasposito3615
    @lisaasposito3615 Місяць тому

    I used castor oil and our cyst popped the next day.

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens 29 днів тому

      Nice! That Castor Oil is good for so many things!

  • @markstamm272
    @markstamm272 Місяць тому

    Your optimizemsome is indearing. But cl dont work that way.i hope you know it can go to their lungs and coughing and sneezing can in fect rest of herd. They can live along time with cl and be comfortable. But if trying to biuld a big herd. Not a good idea. There is vaccine now. But they will test positive after taking it. I. Still interrested in how tbis works out for you. I hope i. Wrong. Keep posting please

    • @lisaasposito3615
      @lisaasposito3615 Місяць тому

      I have a small herd and I refuse to cull. Mine are happy at moment and no active cysts. There is so much biased information against livestock since the government does not appreciate us raising anything we could possibly eat that I do not trust it. I think we can heal them entirely if we try thinking outside the box. I can always put them down, so why cull if I don't rely on them for my livelihood and they seem happy?

    • @lisaasposito3615
      @lisaasposito3615 Місяць тому

      Also, there are studies tht show that it is mainly spread by the goop in the cyst and not much via aerosol. Even NIH is pretty clueless about CL though so who knows.

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens 29 днів тому

      So far they just keep getting healthier. I had an untreatable autoimmune disease in my early 30's. would have died if I didn't dig into it and try to figure out how to heal my body. I Have a very full and active life now in my 60's! So I think along the same lines for my animals. Fern has had only one small cyst in the last year. The others have been clear. I do understand it can be internal so I keep cleansing and detoxiong them. I seperate when the cyst is open and clean them up good before they return to the herd. I have a small group of only 6 goats so I feel this is manageable and these are pets, not for meat. I will keep posted if we have return of a problem, right now it is on the up side!

    • @markstamm272
      @markstamm272 15 днів тому

      Well I brought in 1 animal that had it spread like wild fire, while I was still thinking was just a tick bite. Horses cattle,deer , people eat can get it. I decided for me ,after the struggle, that I now vaccinate and cull at first sign and parted with my older animals. Got it 2 years ago. Seems like I got rid of it finally? Hoping

    • @markstamm272
      @markstamm272 15 днів тому

      The animal I brought I found out was extremely In fected in its lungs. Assume that why spread so fast and far rapidly. Was an emotional experience! And now that I can spot it, I see utubes where shearers are hitting it and people buying contaminated animals at auction. On e guy on utube knows his whole herd is contaminated. Says he doesn't care as long as he gets lambs to the sale barn? For me that's immoral. Certainly not anything I would want to spread.

  • @kathleenrayner1234
    @kathleenrayner1234 Місяць тому

    Great video. I home feed 8 dogs. Please remember to add some pepper to activate the turmeric. Your dogs are lucky to have you 🐶🐶🐶🐕🐕🐕🐕

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens Місяць тому

      Great idea! Thanks for the tip! Sounds like your 8 are very lucky!

  • @gracekarina7186
    @gracekarina7186 Місяць тому

    Thank you for taking the time to post how you prepare your pup food. I agree it does take time. We rescued a two month old golden doodle, he is now 14 months. When we got him home he came with big bag of kibble and some canned food which he did not like. We were hand feeding it him it to get him to eat. We knew this was not going to be sustainable for him. We looked at other what options we had online and came across Just food for Dogs and Farmers dog, we tried them and he ate up everything. Only thing was that it would become so expensive to keep him on purchased fresh food. So I looked at the ingredients they used, then I saw they had DIY recipes, so I decided on the DIY with their vitamins packets. We kept him on the chicken recipe for his first year and recently moved over to turkey, beef, continued chicken with chicken, beef liver, gizzard, assortment of recipes from reputable veterinarians on youtube. We vary ingredients, we add sunflower, omega. Krill oil, ground up sesame, sunflower seeds, flax meal, variety of mushrooms the fruit part in powders, bone powder as toppers before feeding. We use sweet potatoes, pumpkin, quinoa, some brown rice, chard, spinach, peas, and so, so much more. We get him raw goat milk, he drinks this twice a day. There’s so much room for variety. Our pup is so healthy, he is about 25lbs and so, so strong, his physique is beautiful, he has such a well defined little body. His veterinarian said what ever we are doing to keep it up. I can’t see him eating any kibble, (he just doesn’t like it). So we are stuck making it. It is a lot of work, but we feel so good knowing he eats really, really well. So thank you for taking your time to post and show us. I understand you and appreciate what you do.

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens Місяць тому

      So glad you enjoyed the video. I agree, the home made food with all the natural healthy ingredients make all the difference with the dogs health and vibrancy! Just had my pups to the vet for their spring check up and the doggy chiropractor. Both were amazed in Max's transformation over this last year, from 25 lbs with difficulty walking to 13 lbs and running all over the place, walking for miles. It is a lot of work but I will continue to make the dog food as well! Hope your pup stays very healthy!

  • @kathleenrayner1234
    @kathleenrayner1234 2 місяці тому

    Great video. Thank you. ❤️

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens 2 місяці тому

      Thanks for watching! Good food for the woofers!

  • @onlinethings9238
    @onlinethings9238 2 місяці тому

    Thank you for this video. Very helpful and hopeful.

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens 2 місяці тому

      Glad it was helpful! It was quit an ordeal but I really feel I have a handle on it now. I think key points are having a place to seperate the goat when the cyst is going to rupture or get opened, cleaning them off before returning when it is done draining and scabbed and treating the goat in a whole fashion to get them cleaned out and more healthy.

    • @dianacakelic4058
      @dianacakelic4058 Місяць тому

      Molim odgovor jel pijete mlijeko od zaražene životinje? Jel kozlić bude isto zaražen mlijekom hvala.

  • @aracaprilcaprinosavana
    @aracaprilcaprinosavana 2 місяці тому

    One of our savanna breed breeders (reprodutor da raça savana). ua-cam.com/video/IHOG4a4myIw/v-deo.html

  • @carolinecalder1259
    @carolinecalder1259 3 місяці тому

    Thank you! Your video was really helpful!

  • @lawlessmt
    @lawlessmt 3 місяці тому

    Brilliant. I was planning to do something like this but did not know how to best attach it. Your approach is easy and worth a first try. Thanks!

  • @BearsRecipes
    @BearsRecipes 3 місяці тому

    Looks delicious!

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens 2 місяці тому

      Freezes up really well too!

  • @bwillan
    @bwillan 3 місяці тому

    The usual way to handle on a snowblower on gravel is to build up a base of compacted snow over frozen ground. Then snowblow on top of that. This way there is no gravel to catch in the blower.

  • @Cantsaydog
    @Cantsaydog 3 місяці тому

    We use the same thing up in my area fat far northeast but we use steel pipe and bolt it on

  • @timessiah94
    @timessiah94 3 місяці тому

    I work for John Deere doing setup, biggest thing would be to drag or grade the driveway and adjust the skids so that the cutting blade is at its lowest clearing and foreseen obstructions. With this I would be afraid of it coming loose and binding in the system breaking shear pins which is not something I would not want to Increase the chances of in the cold weather. I need a fix for my kubota, my problem is my neighbor across the street has a gravel driveway and he pushes his snow across the paved road into my grass to I have gravel piles in my grass every year.

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens 3 місяці тому

      I do keep the driveways graded fairly smooth which helps minimize high points but I do snow-blow trails around the yard and back around the barn. last years pipe worked great for approx 30hrs of usage, I'm careful not to drag backwards with snow-blower down, but no issues with it coming off going forward. I have the pipe and the skid shoes at approx the same height so the pipe acts like one big skid shoe which helps as I put the 300lbs snow-blower in float mode while using.

  • @jpdunamislodge
    @jpdunamislodge 4 місяці тому

    Great idea 👍🏻

  • @OrangeismyNewGreen
    @OrangeismyNewGreen 4 місяці тому

    Nice idea 👍🏻, I found lowering the skid shoes to the max works for me . Thanks for sharing 👍🏻🙋🏼‍♂️🙂

    • @timessiah94
      @timessiah94 3 місяці тому

      You dont want to lower them to much, that will cause the machine to want to climb, adjust the skids just enough to clear and obstructions you can foresee.

  • @l337pwnage
    @l337pwnage 5 місяців тому

    I was skeptical where you were going with this, but the shoes appear to be adjusted correctly, so it seems like a good addition for it's purpose.

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens 5 місяців тому

      thats a good thing to note, I have the shoes as low as they'll go and with the ABS pipe installed over the blade its a snug fit between the pipe and the ground while sitting on the shoes. While blowing I run the snowblower in hydraulic float mode and I'm getting a nice clean pass.

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens 5 місяців тому

      We haven't had any snow this season to capture a video of it in use but here's a photo from last winter photos.app.goo.gl/uphjpc5ByqQrC36H9

    • @l337pwnage
      @l337pwnage 5 місяців тому

      @@goatsgardens Looks like it does a great job. I don't see it really digging anything up.

  • @rickvb2709
    @rickvb2709 5 місяців тому

    What size ABS pipe do you use? I have the same blower and would like to try it. Thanks

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens 5 місяців тому

      1-1/2" pipe, our local home improvement store Menards carries it in 5ft lengths. Best of luck! We might be getting our first plowable snowfall tonight. I'll try to capture some video with it tomorrow.

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens 5 місяців тому

      www.menards.com/main/plumbing/pipe-fittings/abs-pipe-fittings/5-abs-sch-40-plain-end-cellular-core-dwv-pipe/abs031121000hc/p-1444426391421-c-8562.htm?exp=true

    • @rickvb2709
      @rickvb2709 5 місяців тому

      Thanks. The 1 1/2" is what I wanted to know. @@goatsgardens

  • @HangarBrew
    @HangarBrew 5 місяців тому

    Ready to go 😊 bro

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens 5 місяців тому

      I'm ready! Doesn't sounds like there's anything more than a light dusting of snow coming in the next 10 days. Good luck up north.

  • @jeffherron4701
    @jeffherron4701 5 місяців тому

    Fantastic idea! Merry Christmas

  • @jdinnis
    @jdinnis 5 місяців тому

    Nice idea, definitely going to try something like that this year.

  • @mr.vending1926
    @mr.vending1926 5 місяців тому

    Do you have any videos of this in action?

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens 5 місяців тому

      I'll capture a video on the next snowfall we get. the ABS pipe used last snow season has approximately 30 hrs of usage on it and it held up well.

  • @mr.vending1926
    @mr.vending1926 5 місяців тому

    Clever 😎. I’m going to try this with my 42” walker 2 stage.

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens 5 місяців тому

      Thanks, let me know how it works for you.

  • @charlesisnothome6694
    @charlesisnothome6694 6 місяців тому

    Very lovely video! I love your cute goats.

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens 6 місяців тому

      Thank you! They are pretty special girls.

  • @julierausch
    @julierausch 6 місяців тому

    So fun!! I bet they love that!

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens 6 місяців тому

      I think Bob likes it the most, LOL!

  • @GardeningWithCoffee
    @GardeningWithCoffee 6 місяців тому

    Garden looks beautiful

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens 6 місяців тому

      Thank you, can't wait for next year's garden season!

  • @onceuponafarmnz
    @onceuponafarmnz 6 місяців тому

    Lovely video, fall looks so beautiful there!

    • @goatsgardens
      @goatsgardens 6 місяців тому

      Thank you! It was a beautiful fall season. I just viewed some of your videos - great info - always like to learn more!

    • @onceuponafarmnz
      @onceuponafarmnz 6 місяців тому

      Thank you so much for watching! @@goatsgardens