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Thanks, I'm glad you found it helpful! :-)

Absolutely! I think it's a great way to improve your chickens' health and save some money! 😁

I'm so happy you found the video helpful, I try to make things clear and easy to follow. 🙂

Thank you for watching Marie. I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 🙂

Thanks so much for watching, I'm really glad you were happy with, and understood the explanations. :-)

Hello and thank you for watching the video. I'm glad you enjoyed it, and learnt something new. Ideally I like to keep firewood for 'at least' a year before burning it. Having said that sometimes you just can't do that. I have got pretty adept at being able to tell from the sound - the smaller wood stove pieces I can bang together and the sound they make is almost musical when they are super dry. You could buy a moisture meter - lots of people swear them. But unfortunately many more things on my wish list before I'II be getting one. :-)

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it. :-)

Aww, thank you for watching the short. I'm glad you like my 'make do' metal detector. It is a brilliant little contraption. But would love a 'real' metal detector one day.

Thank you so very much. We miss her dreadfully, and it still seems so strange without her around. Your kind words mean a great deal. xx

Hello and Welcome Brun, thank you so very much for the sub! I am glad you enjoyed the video. A friend of mine has a metal detector and we have awesome fun with it. I will have to get one of my own one day.... :-)

Thank you Sonia for watching the video. It is an awesome stove - I'm so glad it has 'inspired' you. :-)

Thank you for watching the video. I'm glad you enjoyed it and that it brought back some 'nostalgia' for you. Our woodstove is almost always on also. In the height of Summer we might let it go out, but then light it every couple of days, just to keep the water hot.

Oh thank you. I am so glad you enjoyed it. I had a few editing issues - when don't I, lol. But I'm still learning. :-)

Hello there Leslie, thank you for watching the video and for taking the time to ask your question. There are no 'local' hoofers, although there is a roaming person that goes around and does that sort of thing. But they are not due back in the district for at least a couple of months at this stage. We have organised for them to call in here when they are next in the area - hopefully sooner rather than later.

@@NE_Victoria_Australia hopefully it will sort itself, and it's not a white line defect or a foreign object. I live in the windiest place in the continental US, the Texas Panhandle. I purchased a greenhouse, I've not had the bravery to put it up. Hope you found yours!

Oh wow, I have actually heard of the Texas Panhandle. I had friends living near there (years ago now). I completely understand why you haven't put your Greenhouse up yet! I thought I had mine anchored securely, but there you go - you live and you learn. I will have to do a better job with the next one! Just in from my morning chores, and I am glad to report Oreo does appear to be improving. :-)

@@NE_Victoria_Australia great to hear!

Thank you so much for watching the video, and for your heartfelt wishes for our crops 'and' our cow! It is a simple life we lead, but as you say, that doesn't mean it is easy.... There are challenges, but there is generally a feeling of satisfaction, and of a job well done at the close of each day. :-)

Yes, indeed we did - even if our greenhouse didn't, lol. Oreo, is no better, but no worse. Will be scheduling another chat with the vet if she hasn't shown improvement in the next couple of days. xx

Thank you so much for watching the video, and for your heartfelt message. I think it is a bit more than a sprained ankle - time will tell. In the meantime she is getting lots of TLC and being spoilt rotten, lol. :-)

Yes, it's certainly been windy enough! :-)

Aww, thank you for that! It was rather devastating, but you know these things happen sometimes. And all you can do is pull your socks up, brush yourself off, and start again! :-)

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. I deleted it and re edited it about 10 times - hence the late upload! :-)

Thank you. It's 'VERY' nice.....! :-)

Thank you for watching the video and for your feedback. It certainly is 'very' tasty...... :-)

Thank you for watching the video Lia, and for your comment. Yes, Dot and the other farm animals all make use of the little barn from time to time. Now when they are in there they will be less impacted by wind and rain. We are very pleased with the results so far. 😊

Thank you for watching the video and for your lovely comment. Clearly i need a few more sheets of iron and a gate to complete the look. But good things come to those that wait - they will turn up eventually! :-)

Hello there and thank you for your comment. It's getting there isn't it! I want the gate to be a wire mesh gate, and it will be cladded with iron also. Up here we get 'so much' rain and wind. And I want the gate to be solid in order to protect any animals inside as much as possible - rather than creating a wind tunnel. :-)

Hello there, thank you for watching the video. And thank you for you question. No, I don't leave other feed out for them, I have found over the years with different birds and different flocks that it discouraged foraging, as the incentive wasn't there. My birds get into the garden, helping to keep it neat and tidy, eating all the grubs and insects they find. They are 'very' well feed. :-)

Hello there, thank you so much for watching the video and for your feedback. Yes, you would have to use a bit more elbow grease if you had a big build up. I used to let mine go for months sometimes between cleans. And it was an effort to get it looking nice and clear again. These days, in the cooler months when it is being used regularly I try to do it weekly - that way it gets done 'at least' fortnightly, lol. And it is much easier to maintain. :-)

Thank you. Yes, it is hard.... We all really appreciate your kind words and thoughts. xxx

Thank you for your kind words and thoughts. It means a lot. xxx

Thank you Julz for watching the video and for your heartfelt message. It is very much appreciated. xxx

Thank you so much for watching Gaias video tribute and for your kind words. I tried to edit a different video / different topic for todays upload - but my heart wasn't in it. It is so strange not having her around constantly. xxxx

Hello there, thank you for watching the video and for your question. Currently I have 10 hens and 2 roosters. :-)

@@NE_Victoria_Australiathanks. i am following you from sri lanka

Hello there Primerose. Thank you :-)

Thank you. It is so exciting watching the tree buds starting to swell, bulbs starting to appear above the surface, and flowers starting to form..... :-)

Hello again Julz. Thank you for watching the video and for reaching out. They are beautiful. I have been going down to check them everyday. The King Alfred Daffodils (they are mixed with), started opening yesterday. I think the Ice Follies will need a few more days yet! It's very exciting though......

Thank you Julz. I am glad you enjoyed the video. And yes, you are right - nothing quite like Australia or it's wombats!! Lol. :-)

You are so welcome Julz. I am glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful. :-)