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Hey Brent & Amber! Thanks for bringing back fun memories from our trip to the Burton Cotton Gin Festival back in 2020! Glad to see Burton doing so well. And we agree 100%, it’s important for all of us to visit with our community from time to time. We learn a ton from the folks we meet when we take that opportunity.

Thanks you for the detail and close up view. I’m ready to give it a try when my niece and family butcher this summer.

Looks like a great time. I always loved when the festival's took place. Sadly, for our town 2020 stopped ours and they haven't brought it back.

Great comments about seeing how there are lots of good people out there.

Very interesting video, randomly came across my video feed. Thanks for sharing this.

How did you keep TC quiet for so long? That is a miracle. Great video

Curious on a couple things… we are going to be new to chickens… I’m still in the process of finishing up our coop/run… Chickens should be here in the next 2 to 3 weeks. I was curious to what you were putting in the coop with the dropper? And then what was the white powder substance you were spreading around in the run? Always looking for new tips and advice . Thanks

Awesome video on the instructions! We have never done that before, but we are talking about starting to get some meat birds. Doesn’t appear to be quite as complicated as I’ve heard. But I’m sure they’re still going to be a learning curve… Lol😜

Oh my word. We did ours the hard way. The machine that plucks them. What is that called? It all looks organized and running a smooth operation

Good job with the explanation of how to breakdown a chicken. I have processed hundreds of chickens on the farm and boy how I wish I had a mechanical plucker we had to pluck them all by hand. Nothing better then chicken you raise yourself. Once again great video. THANKS

Good video as always the garden looks amazing. Where did you all get the tree spreader that Brent was messing with on the peach tree?

How do you amend your pots each season?

I watched the process last summer and I came away with the idea that if I make a mistake cutting into something-bile duct? that the bird has to be trashed since it contaminates the meat. So I want to know how to safely do it for my first time.

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Busy day.

Looks like a highly productive day. Y'all's weather looks gorgeous. I'm kinda jealous lol. We just has another false spring, its done gotten chilly again here . Got the woodstove going tonight. Soon though. Your chicken tractors look amazing. How much longer til y'all harvest them?

Looks like a fun day. What kind of tree were y’all planting?

Thank you! We have a small orchard, nothing major just enough for all our family, out back. The deer and bears give us fits. Should mother nature cooperate and give us peaches this year, we're trying this fence thing. Last summer , they ate everything they could find. We'd check the tree's think a few days we'll harvest and they'd come in a clear every peach overnight. Once they locate fruit / food they don't forget, they hold town hall meetings to tell their neighbors about it. Lol. Great video

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Amazing that you don't need a real fence to keep the deer out.

Try Happy Frog! It’s the best organic potting mix! Overall, you will harvest more pounds of produce with this mix. It comes in 2 cf bags, and if you adjust the price per cf it’s pretty cheap. It is a potting mix, not soil, so it does not contain any dirt. For sustenance gardening, I believe it will be the best option.

Guys. I'm not being mean-spirited or haughty or anything like that, but y'all have some really basic soil concepts wrong that will keep you from being successful for a long time if you don't put in a bit more research. Your test here doesn't take account for soil texture, water retention and and aeration. I really recommend that you visit the Garden Fundamentals channel to get some more simple, sound advice. If you go mixing these soils you tested into your native soil, your results will be radically different from the test you ran. And you only used on bag of soil for the test. Those bags can vary widely. If I were planning to put that much effort into growing your own food, you should probably test more than one bag. I'm just trying to help, guys. I want y'all to be successful. Garden Soil is for amendment -- and even then it's overpriced and unnecessary. Raised bed soil has much more aeration -- and garden soil . . . very literal in comparison. If there's a problem with your soil, amend it with the singular amendment it needs. Don't buy those expensive bags of soil containing stuff you already have. Please visit Garden Fundamentals to learn how soil works. It will really help you guys out, and you'll have so much better harvests with so much less work. You guys seem like really nice people. God bless you both. Sincerely -- a Fellow Texan.

Hey Brent and Amber! What a great idea! 😁 Very interesting conversation. Hope to see y'all next time we're back in the area.

I've seen multiple Q&A videos from homesteaders and others, but never one with a 10 minute timeframe like that. I think it's a great approach, and shows great respect for your viewers.

Absolutely love this Q&A, it answered questions we had on how messy the meat chickens are.

Ugg I hate that you guys aren't at a 1000 subscribers yet.

Great video! First of all, WOW! I dont blame yall a bit on tomato transplants, thats a great deal. Up here, we cant find 6 packs anymore its all singles and they are 6 bucks each Y'all are right on the grow light's, space etc wirh tomatoes. I just up- potted 30 yesterday and my station is completely full now. Now everything else is going into cold frame ro start. Good luck on peanuts. I hope they do well for y'all

Good video.

The man needs to quit interrupting woman. Very annoying. Let her talk.

Cool video of showing the soil being turned over. How’d you film that?

It’s all looking good it doesn’t seem like spring should be here already. I have everything in the ground for the spring except okra and sweet potatoes I will have to wait for it to heat up a little more. All of my citrus has set bloom and it looks like it will be a bumper crop.

Im excited for y'all. It is so nice when we can really get to planting. Yall have a busy week ahead. I am waiting and dreaming right now, so I'm enjoying y'all's sunshine and warmer weather. Here , we're moving into getting transplants going, and planting cool crops out by d/s. Got about a month to go for us still. I wish ya the best on your sweet corn, kinda interested to see how that works.

perlite soil ran out of water cause of perlite . lol.

I watched this video as well as your Chicken Tractor video. I'm impressed with you guys and really appreciate the content. You've got another subscriber, and I hope you guys get many more. I like your style Brent, good to be ungovernable. It was also cool to see your chicks come from Cackle. Our homestead is about 40 min from Cackle and we pick ours up. Keep up the good work and wishing you the best!

I love when we can look around and re-use to re-purpose. Beautiful brooder box and some happy chick's.

Welcome back Brent we missed you last week. That’s going to be some good eating

I just used your discount code for the poultry treats and they gave another 10% off my next purchase as a welcome discount! Thanks!

Common sense talk and animal husbandry respected

Looks very well built good job Brent

Regarding those “heat resistant” Brussels…..if they are OP, let them flower and save the seeds.

Do you two read the contents on the ingredients list?

Anyone know where you can get the Burpee 1 cu. ft. Natural & Organic Raised Garden + Container Mix? Searched online and can't find a source anywhere for either pickup or delivery. Looking for zip code 97701. Thanks for suggestions.

I am beyond ready for spring, my tomatoes and peppers are going in the ground next week. I don’t think anyone can ever make enough compost, I make a lot and it seems like I still have to outsource compost.

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its called winter however its warm in ma.. right now at 50 for january is pretty sweet

Sadly I don’t have much prep needed here in yuppievile, but it’s been rewarding to see the neighborhood helping each other.