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Headrick Homestead
Приєднався 12 сер 2015
Practical resources for the homesteader (and the aspiring)
Whether you’re just getting started and you have no clue where to begin, or you’ve been growing your own food for years, we're here to help you along
Whether you’re just getting started and you have no clue where to begin, or you’ve been growing your own food for years, we're here to help you along
How to Grow Carrots | 3 Tips for a Successful Carrot Harvest
Growing carrots can be so finicky. The tiny seeds are hard to plant evenly and then few germinate, but if you over plant then you need to thin. It can be so hard to figure out the best path. I’ve been growing carrots for years, and I continue to tweak my approach. I’ll show you my current approach and considerations to keep in mind
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:17 Soil Prep
0:46 Planting Carrots
1:10 Carrot Spacing
1:44 When to Thin Carrots
2:26 Care After Thinning Carrots
Subscribe for practical homesteading tips to help you grow your own food and visit our website!
🌱 headrickhomestead.com/
📷 ashley.h.headrick
💻 Web Design: theentrepreneursassistant.com/
Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:17 Soil Prep
0:46 Planting Carrots
1:10 Carrot Spacing
1:44 When to Thin Carrots
2:26 Care After Thinning Carrots
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I did wire roof for my first run but then I smartened up for run #2 and did a pitched corrugated metal roof
I had a chicken of 16 years old. She still laid 5 eggs. The oldest chicken I knew were 23 and 24.
Okay look lady, I'm loving the content. Just found the channel and you got yourself a fan. But if you continue with the annoying influencer voice where you crack your voice on the last word of your sentences and/or you stress the last word of your sentences then I'm out. Speaking like that is fake as hell and disingenuous.
literally grow up its the most tolerable thing you’ll see on the internet
Goodbye
What…💀
Great advice! I personally LOVE your voiceovers!!!
It works great if your rain only comes from above. I don’t know about y’all, but we have sideways rain too… That said, before chicken math hit us hard and we only had 10 ladies in an enclosed run, we had a roof too, and it helped.
Nope I have hens that are 7 and almost 8 years old and still lay
Sand works better for me
Cannabis?
pour water on plant, terps go burrr
Straw is bedding, hay is feed. Something else to learn for you. I raise rabbits, I know this.
I bet it doesn’t keep the rats out!
jalapeños and habaneros are what i grow i just water with my hose once a day during the hot season
The eggs will figure themselves out
If the summer is very hot/sunny it might be a good idea to sow them between corn rows. I did so this year and it helped, though I didn't thin them, but I sowed them relatively sparsely. I mix the seeds with sand (like 5% seeds, 95% sand, seen this on youtube), because it helps sowing them a little more sparsely and provides a clear view of where I sowed. Got more than I know what to do with, same with red beet (also between corn rows). But I don't know how it works in other climate zones :)
Something the dam squirrels and rabbits won't eat. I got raided last night ate all the Cuce and jalapenos and the pumpkin vines 🥹 Halloween is cancelled.
Hi..i joint to suport❤❤ Have a luck😊
No one knows the benefits of weeds.
Awesome
This is a good idea if you live in an area that’s above sea level. Here where I am in Texas the ground gets so saturated by water and run off is terrible that the dirt/sand turn to mud despite the covered run.
Chicks must be past the age where paste up is an issue.
Never use Walnut anything, it is toxic.......it will kill tomatoes plants. I should know, I have walnut tree...next year tomatoes plants in buckets. Ground I believe is polluted, walnut, J sprays round up over the fence. So be careful where you get your wood chips 😊
Don't like the GMO versions that grow in only 8 weeks
Si en el baño
MONSTERS!!!!!!!!! Hahah jk fresh meat is fking awesome, so is living off government eyes!! Good on you!!
I tried this and my chickens threw all the straw out 😂. They just scratched it right through the fence
what a comforting and lovely way to explain this.. you’re not trapped, you’re anchored.
I love this method. I occasionally had to spray everything with bug spray for mite control but otherwise very happy with the results.
How do you finish the case of abroody hen?
Not for me thank you. I don't like my animals living in their own manure nor do I like the bad smell.
You dont butcher your own chickens!? wtf kinda independent lifestyle is this.
Geez get over yourself.
I lived on a ranch for 6 years. We didn't feel the need to clean and maintain a full meat rail for something we did once a year or so. Cost us a lot less to just a have a good relationship with a few of the local butchers. Of course, we raised a lot more than just chickens, but the point remains. They can do a dirty job by hand for hours upon hours, and likely ruin a ton of meat, or they can pay a small fee to be sure nothing is wasted, as well as knowing the animals were put down quickly and cleanly.
@randalthor2859 I understand. But who doesn't know how to butcher a chicken? The bones are good for broth and I use the left over scraps for my hard working dogs, I make a nice meat and bones paste, nothing goes to waste. I also have a big family with kids so I guess I have the upper hand on labor 🤣, but at least they won't grow up not knowing how to butcher a chicken.
@@HardCoreFarmerDaddywhy are you assuming they dont know. Why do you think people should comply to the way you think things should be done. They do it the way its more convenient for them.
Some farmers are community-minded. Maybe they trade services and support one another. Without knowing more about how these people farm (or if they know how but choose not to butcher their chickens), we shouldn't judge.
What butcher did you use. I asked at 3 different butcher shops and they refused to butcher chickens.
Do it yourself!!
Taking a chicken to the butcher's insane she's definitely not telling us something maybe ask her directly, maybe they own the butcher shop
chicken. :) *explodes*
How many chick's did you get?
A sound I would say was a rapture comes from my neighbors yard I think it is a turkey.
I couldn’t cull my girls! That would be heart breaking they are named 😢
That has got to smell lovely ..
Do you ever wonder if they understand each other? And does she look at them and think “Wow, these chicks sure are funny looking?”
I would do deep but only to Aubrey 4 months worth. Not a chance I would clean it only once a year or 2 years . Wouldn’t that be fun cleaning it out ? You would have to get a ladder to get up to the floor or parachute in from the top .
I raised a Turkey once,now he’s 25…has no job
And then once they hit that water she's going to have a flip and Fit I know I watched it happen at our house
She's probably thinking, "Honestly, I didn't think I drank that much that night. I really don't remember the duck."😂😂😂 sorry I'm so bad I just had to.😂😂
Ducks have large families because few in the wild live there food for all the wild 1 with a bit of luck 1 will survive
Your eggs and chickens are still laying around in salmonella filled waste.
Chickens almost always lay eggs in nest boxes and not on the ground, and they rarely poop in nest boxes unless they are sleeping in there. And chickens prefer to roost on bars, so they aren't standing on bedding. Besides, they do not hang around all day in the coop, they are always outside in the run. A chicken stuck in a coop all day is a sad chicken.
So do I.
That is some nitrogen rich compost . Use it sparingly
I love the deep litter method. But I can't do it anymore because of surgeries on my shoulders. I now just clean up every couple of months. I compost it for the garden.
BRILLANT🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
You can also lay down some wire mesh, layer on some cardboard that's been colonized with wine cap mycelium, lay down some more wire mesh, and cover with your usual bedding. It's a little extra work but you end up saving on bedding while still getting the same effect and plus your chickens can eat the mushrooms as snack when they fruit.
Do you butcher the old hens?
Dickens!
Love this! We are doing the same method!! 🐓🐔
Chickens are actually better Moms than ducks. Mother ducks rarely sit on their young anymore after hatching, and pretty much just allow them to go and do as they wish.