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A great add into your homemade fire cider
Every year I make a batch of fire cider for the season …each one is always different but really tasty.
Come along let’s do this one together and add in a great new powerful ingredient 👍.
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Gandrbeefarm homestead .
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Find the one vine that gives beauty & stress free energy benefits
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Finally found this vine which has so many benefits when growing it . Hope you find it helpful and you will grow one as well :) Thank you for watching today please like , share , subscribe so others can learn also . Follow us on the homestead facebook page . GRbeefarm/
A WET Spring so far, Moving the Meat Birds Outside
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It's definetly been a wet spring here in the northeast, making things difficult to get done like getting the meatbirds out of the brooder room and into the chicken tractor.... finally got a break ....let's get this done! Our first year doing meatbirds so here we go ...come along see how we do it on our homestead. Learning to be more self sufficient in growing your own meat. Thanks for watching ...
What the end of April 2024 tells me Spring begins !!
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Spring is here and Bees are flying everywhere !! This is our second inspection into the hives, and we Added a Nuc about 7-10 days ago. So let's go hang in the bee yard to see what is buzzin around the bees. Hope you enjoy the video , glad I could actually get some footage this time Hey Make sure you HIT that LIKE BUTTON and Share our Video so others can learn also. If your not SUBSCRIBED yet hi...
The Duck egg Test ….Good vs. Bad !
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Some eggs need to be washed then go into the refrigerator, because you have washed off the protective coating called the (bloom) . Sometimes you will get a bad one …here is how I know when we are washing our duck eggs. This techniquecan be done on any type of eggs 👍 Enjoy …learn …hit the Like 👍 button … Share so others can learn too! Subscribe to see more ! Follow our channel and on Facebook at...
A No Fluoride option natural tooth powder
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You know fluoride isn’t healthy for you …in your water or in your toothpaste products. Today we are going to talk about tooth powder and make a small batch with natural powders, and other herbs, spices & oils . Hope you find this helpful to you today Follow us on Facebook & Instagram at the homestead . We would love to have you hang out with us . 😉👍🏡 GRbeefarm/ Please hit that 👍 bu...
Making Stove Top cottage cheese from scratch
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Ever wondered if you could make your own cottage cheese from scratch well Yes you Can !! I'm gonna show you using fresh farm A2 Jersey Milk fresh from the farmers farm. Hope you will give it a try its really not hard at all, and its so much better for you knowing what is really in it. Please follow us on facebook at our homestead page gandrbeefarm homestead Hit that LIKE Button , Share our vide...
How powerful can the Sun be used in the Winter time
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You know the Sun is really different in the Summer months than in the Winter months....Hot vs Cold...especially when you are using free energy to cook ! I did a experiment in February to see if you could achieve enough heat from the sun to cook food. Hoper you enjoy the video and are inspired to maybe give things outside to help you be less dependent on energy that cost your $$$. Please SHARE ,...
A No Cheese cloth .... Greek Yogurt
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Making homemade yogurt from scratch is probably one of the best ways to have yogurt ....that way you can make it creamy or thick. Today I 'll show you another option of getting your yogurt to a really nice thick greek style . Hope you enjoy our video , please Hit that LIKE button and also SHARE so others can learn also. If you aren't subscribed yet ....Hit that Bell so you can follow our channe...
We hope to Save $$ on using this on the homestead ...
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There are always things you can do or hope to make things easier, quicker and cheaper in the long haul. We hope this will give you a way to help you on your homestead. Let me know if you have one already & whether it was worth it or not. Be sure to follow us our homestead on facebook GRbeefarm/ Be sure to SHARE LIKE & SUBSBRIBE so others can learn also ! I did get mine back in the ...
Things you can do to make your Elderberry Syrup even Better !
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Welcome Friends, Today on the homestead we are learning more about Elderberry and the wonderful things you can add to make a great batch of syrup when you need it . We hope you find this helpful :) Thanks always for watching and please share our video so others can learn also . LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to see more from our homestead. You can follow our homestead page on Facebook and Instagram faceboo...
You can use Raw fresh milk in your instant pot to Make Yogurt !
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Nothing like the taste of fresh Raw Milk ... come along so I can show you how I made a greek yogurt in my instant pot . Hope you find this helpful and will LIKE SHARE so others can learn also Hit that SUBSCRIBE button to see more things from our small homestead follow us on facebook & instagram :) GRbeefarm/ Thanks for hangin out with us today .....Blessings to ya !
Just how well will it work on this ?
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Hey Friends....Today let's see what we can do in the Sun Oven We are trying out something new in the sun oven to see how well it will work Hope you find this helpful when using your sun oven. Please LIKE, SHARE our video so others can learn also. Don't for to SUBSCRIBE to see more :) Follow us on Facebook on our Homestead page at gandrbeefarm Thanks for Watching today and Blessings to ya !
Can you Freeze Dry Fresh Raw dairy ?
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Nothing like Fresh Raw Dairy from a farm ....there is only a short time to use the raw milk . What to make with your milk to preserve it longer ....let me show you how I made some of my raw milk last. hope you find this video helpful by hitting that Like button, Share our video so others can learn also. follow our homestead page on facebook at ; GandR Beefarm homestead Blessings to ya !
From clabbered raw milk to cottage cheese
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Nothing like fresh raw milk from a farm … today I will show you how I learned to take it and turn it into clabber to make a great cottage cheese. Hope you enjoy our video today …please hit that LIKE button and SHARE it so others can learn also … Follow our little homestead at GandRbeefarm on Facebook…. Blessings to ya !
5 ways to help you stay boosted All YEAR !
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5 ways to help you stay boosted All YEAR !
Ditch the Condensed soup version ! Start Making Scratch in under 10 minutes
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Ditch the Condensed soup version ! Start Making Scratch in under 10 minutes
I became more Self sufficient without gas,electric ….to help with my Harvest in the garden
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I became more Self sufficient without gas,electric ….to help with my Harvest in the garden
Let’s do a garden chat & something new to use
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Let’s do a garden chat & something new to use
Using up your fruit scraps
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Using up your fruit scraps
Part 3 in 2023 how to become more self sufficient on the homestead getting it pre ready to use
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Part 3 in 2023 how to become more self sufficient on the homestead getting it pre ready to use
Homestead Farm Fresh Eggs my 2 favorite ways to preserve them for long storage
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Homestead Farm Fresh Eggs my 2 favorite ways to preserve them for long storage
Part 2 in 2023 a new way to become self sufficient on the homestead accessories are important
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Part 2 in 2023 a new way to become self sufficient on the homestead accessories are important
In 2023 a new way to become more self sufficient on the homestead part 1
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In 2023 a new way to become more self sufficient on the homestead part 1
Prepare your hive for the Early Summer honey flow
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Prepare your hive for the Early Summer honey flow
June 2023 Time for mite control & Is there any honey yet ?
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June 2023 Time for mite control & Is there any honey yet ?
Using your own herbs at home for another use ….
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Using your own herbs at home for another use ….
Straining the Vinegar Hair Rinse & how to use it
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Straining the Vinegar Hair Rinse & how to use it
Split inspections 2023 will there be queens ?
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Split inspections 2023 will there be queens ?
How to fix those dreaded potato bugs organically
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How to fix those dreaded potato bugs organically

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  • @liberta2570
    @liberta2570 4 дні тому

    Does it need to be refrigerated?

  • @everywherenowhere6901
    @everywherenowhere6901 27 днів тому

    They have beautiful flowers!

  • @earthspirit516
    @earthspirit516 29 днів тому

    I like the folk method you are using, not exact measurements. Feels right.

  • @WildmanDave
    @WildmanDave 4 місяці тому

    Lord have mercy get to it. Okay

  • @WildmanDave
    @WildmanDave 4 місяці тому

    You talk too much

  • @barbaragoulet2690
    @barbaragoulet2690 4 місяці тому

    Why did mine turn to white fluffy seeds while drying them lol 😂

  • @TickleTales-1242
    @TickleTales-1242 5 місяців тому

    ua-cam.com/video/dqvcdHr5Qes/v-deo.htmlsi=55ifOfNgoco3tzd_

  • @wendydixon2180
    @wendydixon2180 8 місяців тому

    I came here to say the same thing about the tumeric. I can't imagine that it won't stain the shower floor, but maybe if it's not a large amount it won't? Idk. @scentsbyemebathbody3161

  • @InFeCtEdSoApY
    @InFeCtEdSoApY 8 місяців тому

    Just saying this isn't really apple brandy. This is just a mead I'd say.

  • @ahabthecrab
    @ahabthecrab 9 місяців тому

    Can you put a link to this product in the description please? I could not find this product by your info.

  • @scentsbyemebathbody3161
    @scentsbyemebathbody3161 9 місяців тому

    I purchased mine last summer from Tractor Supply company. But it was cheaper then . You can try them or here is another place that carries the same one . www.agristoreusa.com/collections/grain-mills

  • @timsheteron7903
    @timsheteron7903 9 місяців тому

    Where did you buy the electic mill from?

  • @andreawhisenant2718
    @andreawhisenant2718 9 місяців тому

    Can you put a link in the description box please.

  • @Elderyute
    @Elderyute 10 місяців тому

    You have to live in Pa. with that accent

  • @jomama81ranch8
    @jomama81ranch8 10 місяців тому

    You don't want the oils in your shower but you want the tumeric and flower petals? --- Sorry, I am not a shower person... I take baths so have a couple of questions! LOL I want to make some of these but have a question? Could somebody tell me if all these flower petal thingies... don't they clog up the shower drain? I don't think my husband would appreciate having to clean up the drain by using them, so I am guessing nobody else would just to make them pretty? LOL Maybe they are tiny enough to just go down the drain? And as for the tumeric, I am fairly certain that would stain the bottom of my husbands shower, am I wrong? Maybe not in a regular tub style shower, but our Master bath shower is a free standing one and it has a plastic type surface on walls and base. I teach cooking classes and do some catering so I do know my food and I KNOW that tumeric will stain clothing and some surfaces, so I am just asking... has anybody tried using this in a shower with a surface like this? Just saying.... please test this before you "gift" someone one of these!

  • @justintime6346
    @justintime6346 11 місяців тому

    Definitely a good way to stretch the food! We do this to!

  • @junkinjodi
    @junkinjodi 11 місяців тому

    That looks so good

  • @arresteddevelopment2158
    @arresteddevelopment2158 11 місяців тому

    Helpful demo 🎉

  • @pearaltamelo1027
    @pearaltamelo1027 Рік тому

    You can create new plants from tender cuttings from the tips of the plant

    • @CLH-hc8ce
      @CLH-hc8ce Рік тому

      There must be some year old wood on the branch for it to root well, at least a bit of the darker woodier stem. I have been creating huge bushes of rosemary from single 10-12" stems for 50 years. I snip the top as well, that way the cutting will immediately start "bushing out". I always strip the needles from the part going into the ground. They root the best planted from November - February here in Greece when the weather is not so hot and we get rain. I do the same in Italy where I first started planting rosemary cuttings many moons ago! Here I have big areas planted in rosemary as a ground cover, I have to cut it back at least once a year to keep it from getting leggy and keep it at the right height.

    • @pearaltamelo1027
      @pearaltamelo1027 11 місяців тому

      @@CLH-hc8ce I was never able to root older stems, but the tender tips always root for me!

    • @IseetheGloryofKingdom
      @IseetheGloryofKingdom 15 днів тому

      @@pearaltamelo1027do you develop root in water before planting or just go directly into soil please?

  • @kimmcwilliams3012
    @kimmcwilliams3012 Рік тому

    I saw it is best to pre freeze the milk. How did it go?

  • @tinatrottier582
    @tinatrottier582 Рік тому

    I’m puzzled as to why you would put your plant material in a bottle, with a narrow neck…how will you remove the spent plant leavings?

    • @scentsbyemebathbody3161
      @scentsbyemebathbody3161 Рік тому

      It really doesn’t they actually come out pretty well . If it gets clogged any …after I strain it out … just rinse it out with water … but it’s always good for me . 😊

  • @mrchoo76
    @mrchoo76 Рік тому

    Do you have an update, are you still using it?

  • @lisagiles9113
    @lisagiles9113 Рік тому

    First time viewer...... Enjoyed your review....I will start mine soon.😊

  • @nealgary9322
    @nealgary9322 Рік тому

    Not Brassicaceae, Solanaceae

  • @yerneedsry
    @yerneedsry Рік тому

    They go after all nightshades tomatoes and peppers.

  • @born4thstime
    @born4thstime Рік тому

    People need to update

  • @dmariewalker6880
    @dmariewalker6880 Рік тому

    I have sandy soil, it’s dry& mine doesn’t seem to be spreading? It’s in flower now. Should I cut the flowers off?

    • @scentsbyemebathbody3161
      @scentsbyemebathbody3161 Рік тому

      Best to use it before it flowers to use in teas , you can use for other things but will be more bitter taste…once the flowers come it will reseed and make more for next season.

  • @juneladd1912
    @juneladd1912 Рік тому

    Most of these videos about collecting and drying Dandelions and other wild plants and herbs never talk about when the best seasons are to pick and why, or after drying them out what is the best way to store them, and for how long they will last...also, is there a better oil to use for each one, independently, to enhance the medicinal potency of that particular wild flower, wild plant or herb...or is it just a matter of personal preference.. .and what measurements of dried herb or flower to how much oil is best....also, once the infusion is made, how long will it last? And the reason I ask is, because I use these salves and oils for myself, ( I'm not in any business) I had a terrible accident many years ago where I was dragged under a train while working at the railroad and my whole body just hurts all the time from muscle and joint and nerve pain, after having a very major spinal surgery..the medications from the doctors do no good, but I have found that the natural infusions help the best..So I start in early spring and gather and dry, hoping to have enough saved up to keep me in oils and dried goods throughout the cold winter months, when my pain is at its highest...any info u can add to your videos would help a lot...Thank u

    • @scentsbyemebathbody3161
      @scentsbyemebathbody3161 Рік тому

      I certainly can understand your need for them . I would have to say depends on your own climate where you live on when to collect …my experience has been early to mid spring where I am is the most abundant time . I usually dehydrate mine at 125-130 degrees to get the dried then transfer to a mason jar with a sealed lid that can be done with your food saver or jar lid sealer . Reseal lid every-time you use some to retain freshness they will last longer I’ve had some up to a year but they usually get used up. As far as what oils are good to use or which have the best results is really your own preference. I like sweet almond oil , avocado oil, jojoba oil all are skin loving and absorb very well. You can always research others Shelf life depends on when the oil was made always go by that and you should be fine when making your infusion. I always use my own up within 6 mos- 1 year regardless. Hope this helps answer some of your questions. You may want to Ck out learningherbs.com a great source to start your journey of herbs. Stay well 👍💕

  • @nicim3730
    @nicim3730 Рік тому

    Do you have an update? I have been drinking it for a week.

  • @sharyonlowery
    @sharyonlowery Рік тому

    Thank you so much, for the detailed review of this product 🌼

  • @elaineedwards2530
    @elaineedwards2530 Рік тому

    Honestly, I have been using this product for about 3 weeks and see a noticeable difference in the bloating of my stomach. So much so that I take it every morning without fail, which for me says alot as consistency isn't always my strongest skill. It certainly keeps you from being constipated. I've tried many of these products over many years but this one I absolutely will order again, and continue to use.

  • @Liztrusslol
    @Liztrusslol Рік тому

    Is it for kids

  • @TimeMariner
    @TimeMariner Рік тому

    Can't hear a damned thing.

  • @milenanucullaj1779
    @milenanucullaj1779 Рік тому

    Is this healthy for your bones???

    • @scentsbyemebathbody3161
      @scentsbyemebathbody3161 Рік тому

      Yepper from head to toes …such good benefits from all the great herbs, spices, fruits … all healthy too ! 💕😋😋

  • @lavonnereeves6366
    @lavonnereeves6366 2 роки тому

    Learned something new today....thank you for that and may your day be blessed

  • @America-1961
    @America-1961 2 роки тому

    Thank you for sharing how to make Apple Cider Vinegar. I clean with ACV. I also mix ACV, water, sugar, and Dawn for a nice cocktail to trap gnats! 😉

  • @gardenfreshhome
    @gardenfreshhome 2 роки тому

    Hello, I'm glad I found you n this channel I enjoyed this video, love learning about foraging plant, will you be making this available? Pain relief is priceless Much love💯👍❤️

  • @kane6578
    @kane6578 2 роки тому

    ❗ ᴘʀᴏᴍᴏsᴍ

  • @leaf2stars
    @leaf2stars 2 роки тому

    I like your video.... and how you took it step by step. It was like I was sitting right there with you. I do have a question tho. What does a person do with the tomatoes later. Can you just open up the jars like you were going to put together a sauce.? I have lots...and we're still getting them and this is a great way to hold on to them for awhile.

    • @scentsbyemebathbody3161
      @scentsbyemebathbody3161 2 роки тому

      Yup just take out what you need to use and just make sure the ones left are covered with the brine ..refill your jar or start a new one 😊. Cool place is the key to preserving them …like around 55 degrees.

  • @anthonyvangelos978
    @anthonyvangelos978 2 роки тому

    should you do a boost after starting a new hive in the spring?

    • @scentsbyemebathbody3161
      @scentsbyemebathbody3161 2 роки тому

      It doesn’t hurt …a little bit helps the Queen get moving more brood. But don’t overdo it if you have plenty of resources already coming in .

  • @ofeliapinoliar9675
    @ofeliapinoliar9675 2 роки тому

    Did you have to wash before drying?

    • @scentsbyemebathbody3161
      @scentsbyemebathbody3161 2 роки тому

      I try not to at all but if they are really dirty then just a light rinse , then dry on paper towel

  • @susierodgers4782
    @susierodgers4782 2 роки тому

    Just found your channel and immediately subscribed!!! Love them all!

  • @JaniceCrowell
    @JaniceCrowell 2 роки тому

    I guess I felt this video was a waste of my time. No useful information.

  • @JaniceCrowell
    @JaniceCrowell 2 роки тому

    I thought you would tell us how, and maybe how to keep flowers from going to seed when you dry them.

  • @JaniceCrowell
    @JaniceCrowell 2 роки тому

    I thought you would tell us how, and maybe how to keep flowers from going to seed when you dry them.

    • @scentsbyemebathbody3161
      @scentsbyemebathbody3161 2 роки тому

      It has been with my experience that Picking them early just as they are opening or just before they open can help a lot. Let them wilt a bit before using them, so they are not too damp. They will turn to fluff if you fully dry them, though, unless you are super careful. Some actually pick off the pedals one but one which is time consuming…Dandelion takes lots of practice for the flowers! But either way the benefits will still be there . Hope this helps 🥰

  • @aetherenvy3077
    @aetherenvy3077 2 роки тому

    LOVE how you grow what you can and source 'clean'...we need to teach the young to grow and be self sufficient with nutrients/foods xo

  • @pegmarmn2587
    @pegmarmn2587 2 роки тому

    Some recipes call for heating the dried flowers in the oil over low heat to infuse. What do you think would happen if you set it in the sun - like sun tea - to infuse with the warmth of the sun for a few days?

  • @Val-jz6lf
    @Val-jz6lf 2 роки тому

    The longer they infuse the better the product! ;)

  • @kathyvaughn5546
    @kathyvaughn5546 2 роки тому

    👍🏽 I never thought of using the eucalyptus leaves. I think I will try it.

  • @MsYangchen
    @MsYangchen 3 роки тому

    If you fill it with 50% water, do you have to use a preservative?