Fancys Regenerative Farm
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The October Challange! Big Savings!!
The October Challange! Big Savings!!
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Ways To Use Micro Greens!!
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Ways To Use Micro Greens!!
ZUCCHINI JERKY! Yummiest Way Ever to use Zucchini!
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ZUCCHINI JERKY! Yummiest Way Ever to use Zucchini!
Best Ever Mexican Bean Dip!
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~Mexican Bean Dip~ 32oz refried beans 1 pack taco seasoning 2-3 avocados 1c sour cream 1c mayonnaise 1 large tomato diced 1 can sliced olives 1c shredded cheese Mix refried Bean with taco seasoning. Spread in 9x13 dish. Then mix avocados, sour cream and mayonnaise. Once mixed well spread over bean layer. Then sprinkle diced tomatoes and olives on to it. Top with shredded cheese. Refrigerate unt...
~Simple Leftover Dumpling Soup~
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~Simple Leftover Dumpling Soup~
Best Homemade Gronola Cereal!
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Cold Gronola Cereal *5 cups oats *1 cup shredded coconut *1 tsp vanilla *1/2 tsp salt *1/2 cup hot water *1/2 cup coconut oil *3/4 cup surgar Place dry ingredients, plus vanilla in large bowl. Mix wet ingredients in separate small bowl. Once wet ingredients are mixed well combine to dry ingredients. Stir, then serve as cereal with milk. Store in fridge. Enjoy!😊
A VERY overdue update on the farm!!
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A VERY overdue update on the farm!!
We've Got Milk!!
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In this video you will meet a couple new members on the farm and how to milk a cow, simple and easy.
Offgrid Tankless Propane Hot Water Heater!
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We explain how our hot water heater works well for our off grid setup.
Best Off Grid Propane Heater!
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Best heating solution for your off grid homestead or shop!
Playday in the Mountains!
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Playday in the Mountains!
Another Early Morning for More Excitement "SURPRISE ENDING!!"
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Another member added to the Fancy Farm over at the Townstead! This one is a handsome one for Gloria.😉
Gloria Comes Home!
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We bring home our beautiful minature Jersey!
Visit on the Townstead!
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A little tour of the farm at the Townstead and Exciting News!!!😃
Fireside Dreaming
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We spill our guts about our present, future, hopes & dreams.🙂
Finally! A cabin tour!
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Finally! A cabin tour!
Fancy Farm is back!
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Fancy Farm is back!
Prepping for puppies
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Prepping for puppies
~Following along on the farm~
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~Following along on the farm~
Spring is in the mountains
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Spring is in the mountains
How to unload a 15k haybale with no tractor! ...Fancy farm style
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How to unload a 15k haybale with no tractor! ...Fancy farm style
Painting Experiment!😃
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Painting Experiment!😃
Duck, Duck Gone!
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Duck, Duck Gone!
Keeping Order in a VERY Tiny Space!!
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Keeping Order in a VERY Tiny Space!!
Delicio! Vegetarian Lasagna!
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Delicio! Vegetarian Lasagna!
Fireside planning
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Fireside planning
It s the simple pleasures of life ....
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It s the simple pleasures of life ....
Southern Butter Lima Beans
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Southern Butter Lima Beans
Duck Pen Blues
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Duck Pen Blues
Incredible White Chicken Chili w/Cornbread!
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Incredible White Chicken Chili w/Cornbread!

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  • @RobertKinne-lh8wn
    @RobertKinne-lh8wn 2 дні тому

    If you closed the door it would be warmer in the house. Just saying escamo joe

  • @RBTrujillo1
    @RBTrujillo1 3 дні тому

    Great meal ideas! I really loveed your first meal in this video! I'm going to have give a try!

  • @JamesCaywood-e8h
    @JamesCaywood-e8h 3 дні тому

    If you get one of the 5 panel heaters that looks similar....you will throw rocks at the blue flame heater, its heat goes straight to the ceiling.

  • @MarahHulse
    @MarahHulse 5 днів тому

    Oh that hamburger meal looks so good! I don’t usually eat buns so that is right up my alley. Thank you for the inspiration!

  • @oldseer7610
    @oldseer7610 6 днів тому

    Put in ceiling fan(s) for better deficiency.

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm 6 днів тому

      Yes a great idea! It is difficult to collect enough solar energy, during the winter, to run a ceiling fan in our neck of the woods

  • @robertbrewster6890
    @robertbrewster6890 8 днів тому

    Been right there!

  • @betterlivingonabudget
    @betterlivingonabudget 9 днів тому

    Love the idea of zucchini jerky. I'm in the market for a dehydrator, and can't wait to try it!

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm 9 днів тому

      Oh man I just got my dehydrator last year and it is seriously one of my best purchases ever! You will so love it!😃

  • @RBTrujillo1
    @RBTrujillo1 10 днів тому

    I'm mad at myself for never trying this! May I ask what exactly is the spice you used? Thanks! (New subscriber)

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm 9 днів тому

      Oh awesome thank you so much for following me!😃 It is THE best way to use zucchini! Who doesn't like a crunchy/chewy snack.😉 I use seasoning salt that I buy from Azure Standard. It is very tasty but also very salty, so be careful not to go to heavy.

  • @scalefingerz
    @scalefingerz 10 днів тому

    The little guy is precious! He's chilling like a villan!

  • @scalefingerz
    @scalefingerz 10 днів тому

    I will try this!

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm 10 днів тому

      I think you will love it! We are already working on our 3rd batch and no one is tired of it yet!😁

  • @lattelolly6925
    @lattelolly6925 12 днів тому

    Your little guy is adorable. Great seeing what you are doing again.

  • @Kbnb2077
    @Kbnb2077 13 днів тому

    That guy has his coat hung on a bare wall touching insulation. Something tells me this guy doesn’t think ahead

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm 13 днів тому

      Some of us work and succeed. Others just watch and talk about what they would do....

  • @Standinthegap4ever
    @Standinthegap4ever 18 днів тому

    Does the avocado get brown in your dip?

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm 18 днів тому

      It never has on me, but honestly it's so good it never has lasted longer than one day for us. 😁

  • @Standinthegap4ever
    @Standinthegap4ever 18 днів тому

    Maybe Rosarita or Goya for the brands you were searching for?

  • @amandagonzalez1992
    @amandagonzalez1992 19 днів тому

    I just learned you can add chicken stock to your refried beans and it tastes so good!

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm 18 днів тому

      Oh that is an awesome idea! I'm totally going to try that! Thank you!☺️

  • @lonerglide
    @lonerglide 19 днів тому

    I've used those heaters for yrs, problem is the one u have is an open flame which aren't near as efficient as the infrared heaters, they throw the heat so much further than the blue flame, I never used the blue open flame after I figured that out havin both to compare

  • @MarahHulse
    @MarahHulse 19 днів тому

    I will set aside some cherry tomato seeds for you guys. Eliyana has been growing and saving seed on two varieties for years and Shayla has a couple good varieties too that she grows and saves. They are absolutely delicious!

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm 19 днів тому

      Oh man that would be amazing! Thank you 🤗 That's so cool they do that already at such a young age!😃

  • @dogdazetravellergarrett1367
    @dogdazetravellergarrett1367 19 днів тому

    Good tutorial video...... Thanks

  • @MarahHulse
    @MarahHulse 21 день тому

    You might enjoy Muscovy duck meat. They are absolutely delicious!

  • @MarahHulse
    @MarahHulse 22 дні тому

    That Gouda looks amazing! Smoked Gouda is one of our favorites, I would imagine a peppered Gouda would be delicious!

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm 20 днів тому

      We want to smoke one! :) Thank you so much for watching and commenting:)

  • @LarryeWhite61
    @LarryeWhite61 24 дні тому

    I use a 30,000btu blue flame ventless heater. I have 2 Voda stove fans sitting on a DIY rack. 3 40lb tanks I rotate with. The propane store is just 4 miles away and your size tank is just too much to handle.

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm 22 дні тому

      You don't get this big moving 40 lbs tanks;)

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm 22 дні тому

      Thank you for watching!:)

    • @robertbrewster6890
      @robertbrewster6890 8 днів тому

      @@Fancysregenerativefarmjust purchased one of these - reading the directions, it recommends 100#. I wonder if I could get by with 25lb grill tank? your thoughts?

  • @SaaidAdi
    @SaaidAdi 27 днів тому

    Please, sister, I follow you on UA-cam and Instagram. Please help me find a job contract on a farm. May God bless you.

  • @mcclaynjazmyn9845
    @mcclaynjazmyn9845 Місяць тому

    I have one to install, I've used before, IMPORTANT, These are not vented/chimney exhausted heaters, so you need to keep window cracked open for fresh air, as the unit is burning indoors and indoor air, plus be safe, especially in more confined spaces, get a carbon monoxide detector, not a cheap one either, don't mess with your health or worse, be smart, they are great heaters in time of off grid or power outages, use wisely !

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm 26 днів тому

      If your house is that airtight you would have to open a window to close the door. As a former contractor, you would be very surprised at how much air exchange your home has. However, as I have repeatedly stated we ONLY USE THE HEATER WHEN WE ARE AWAY! When we are home, we heat with wood.

    • @mcclaynjazmyn9845
      @mcclaynjazmyn9845 26 днів тому

      @@Fancysregenerativefarm My comment was more directed for those not in the 'know', know what i mean and I too, been remodeling & building for years, I know what you mean also, but for those that don't and as I have a fish house, small one room type set ups, you best have some air flow, right.....other wise I knew what you said about heating with wood, being a more northern person, we always had some kind of auxiliary heat, if not 2...And the way this ole world is flip'n so fast, people best figure something up for heat/cook'n, when the sh*t hits the fan here soon....Cheers !

  • @nobody3692
    @nobody3692 Місяць тому

    Omg i wouldn't even work in that house without a mask with all that exposed fiberglass insulation! Its very bad to breath around. How are you not all inchy all the time ?

  • @justinl5723
    @justinl5723 Місяць тому

    Would one of these heat a 1700 sq ft house one story house?

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm Місяць тому

      It would heat it depending on your insulation and climate. However, I think that there are some health concerns with co2. We only use it as a heat source when we leave and are unable to maintain a fire.

  • @sonjafancylint4060
    @sonjafancylint4060 Місяць тому

    Good to see you back. Congratulations on the new little one.

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm Місяць тому

      @@sonjafancylint4060 Thank you so much! It's great to be back and have a larger family!

  • @bowman826
    @bowman826 Місяць тому

    How does it work in the winter

  • @DaughterOfChrist333
    @DaughterOfChrist333 Місяць тому

    Any new videos coming

  • @AdmiralArchon
    @AdmiralArchon Місяць тому

    I hope he has ventilation... Get a CO2 meter. You will be shocked. In case anyone sees this, 100# Tanks hold about 24 Gallons of propane which means about 170 lbs full. We strap the tanks to dolly's and use aluminum ramps to pull to load/unload into the back of our truck. Many just lay the tanks on their side but I don't trust it. Using 24 gallons of propane in one week in the bitter cold in single digits and below is not abnormal... propane prices will vary greatly by area. Sure, it may cost $150-200/mo of propane to heat during winter. Try running an electric heater the entire time and see what happens to your power bill. Let me show you below if you are interested. In December 2023 Propane was $2.68 National Average per gallon. 1 gallon of propane is 91,500 BTUs The National Cost per KWH in December 2023 was $0.1573 per KWh. 91,500 BTUs = 26.812 KWh Now lets convert the cost of electricity 26.812 KWh * $0.1573 = $4.22 So the apples to apples comparison of 1 gallon of propane producing 91,500 BTUs of heating power cost $2.68, or $4.22 for electricity using the national average numbers. That's 57% more expensive. In my case, propane was more like 3.25 per gallon, (18% more) but my electricity rate is .1716 (9% more) so electricity was still 41% more expensive.

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm Місяць тому

      What a great breakdown of the costs! Thank you so much! I want to clarify . We are never in the house with the heater running. We ONLY use it as backup to the Woodstove when we leave to prevent Frozen canning and plumbing.

    • @AdmiralArchon
      @AdmiralArchon Місяць тому

      @@Fancysregenerativefarm wonderful to know. There are many indoor safe propane heaters that do not produce Carbon monoxide, BUT the carbon dioxide buildup is insanity. We use an indoor buddy heater to supplement our heat pump as it struggles below 20 degrees. In one hour, the CO2 from a 12000 BTU propane heater reaches over 3000ppm with 2 vent fans (bathroom and kitchen) in our 500 sq ft cabin. Everyone is focused on CO but they forget about CO2 😞 Fresh air is less than 1000ppm poor quality is up to 2500ppm, and over 2500ppm starts to have detrimental health effects. Over 5000ppm is heavily regulated by OSHA in industrial environments.

  • @tomthx5804
    @tomthx5804 Місяць тому

    I like how you always carry a gun just in case the kids get out of hand. Smart.

  • @markfields782
    @markfields782 2 місяці тому

    Does it have a glass to protect flame from blowing out?

  • @dekklin5517
    @dekklin5517 2 місяці тому

    Anymore videos coming?

  • @dekklin5517
    @dekklin5517 2 місяці тому

    Love this video!

  • @JH-mo8mh
    @JH-mo8mh 2 місяці тому

    That is not a radiant heater that is a blue flame heater, I have a blue flame heater in my house and a radiant heater both are the same brand and rated at 30,000 BTU, the Blue flame heater does not put out as much heat and it uses more propane, I will never buy another blue flame heater again, You want a radiant heater also called infrared with ceramic plaques, they heat better and are more efficient. If you will notice when the big box stores sell out of heaters in the winter the blue flame are the only ones left on the shelf because they do not work as good.

  • @princessadventures1285
    @princessadventures1285 4 місяці тому

    My homeowners is trying to cancel me over my woodstove which we only use when it gets super cold so im going to replace it with one of these. I found we burn so much wood when its cold it is no cheaper as I have to buy wood.

  • @rvwithtnt7845
    @rvwithtnt7845 4 місяці тому

    How did the washer hold up outside?

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm 18 днів тому

      To be honest it ended up not working out for us because our generator at the time couldn't run it. We ened up just sticking with the laundry mat.

  • @Pitoumotorsport
    @Pitoumotorsport 4 місяці тому

    retour au début du ,20 eme siècle, c'est vraiment n'importe quoi...

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm 2 дні тому

      This lifestyle is not for everyone, its only for the tough and independent.

    • @Pitoumotorsport
      @Pitoumotorsport 2 дні тому

      @@Fancysregenerativefarm Oui, il faut revenir au temps des cavernes mais avec un appareil qui n'est pas économique ni écologique, une vraie mauvaise solution ....

  • @forgotz
    @forgotz 6 місяців тому

    thank you for the product links so thoughtful

  • @dinotrambulino8838
    @dinotrambulino8838 7 місяців тому

    No ventilation, no chimney, no nothing. Just a natural convection IN YOUR OWN HOUSE. Where is the evacuation of the conbustion gases? Dude, all those toxic gases will kill you one day. Do something about it!

  • @scorchin6481
    @scorchin6481 7 місяців тому

    Hello, do you have any issues with moisture building up in the attic or walls with this heater? We ran one and condensation was building up in the attic on the ceiling as we have a Metal Roof, just curious if you need to run a dehumidifier with these units?

  • @erniejenkins6758
    @erniejenkins6758 7 місяців тому

    Excellent video. Do you think this would run off of a 5lb tank or might there be pressure issues?

  • @rainriderpnw6259
    @rainriderpnw6259 7 місяців тому

    Raw milk is very health. I really enjoy the thick rich cream that forms on the top after it sets for a while.

  • @rainriderpnw6259
    @rainriderpnw6259 7 місяців тому

    You make a great video. You explained it all very clearly. Looks like a wise choice in heating products.

  • @lorrainestafford3809
    @lorrainestafford3809 7 місяців тому

    Just a few acres got Dexter's

  • @DUDENOHELP
    @DUDENOHELP 7 місяців тому

    are these kiko goats?

  • @jessiepyron3760
    @jessiepyron3760 8 місяців тому

    Please talk about how much it cost to fill that tank and how much it cost to heat your home

  • @fowlerfamilyhomestead3389
    @fowlerfamilyhomestead3389 8 місяців тому

    Hey! This house looks pretty familiar!! Can’t wait till you guys are back! ❤

  • @tommcclelland119
    @tommcclelland119 8 місяців тому

    Good off grid option…..especially a smaller version for our cabin bathroom.

  • @jswickstudios1696
    @jswickstudios1696 8 місяців тому

    how much is that 100lbs tank cost to fill? Lasting only 7 days is not great is it.

    • @Fancysregenerativefarm
      @Fancysregenerativefarm 2 дні тому

      It is only to keep the place from freezing when we leave. We heat with wood!

  • @paulm283
    @paulm283 8 місяців тому

    100lb tank is 23gal. 23gal. X $2.50/gal. = $57.50 per week to heat the house. Not too bad but why not just get a 2500gal. tank so you don’t need to mess with switching and filling so much? You must live WAY out there so delivery not an option 😂