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Already mentioned how you can spray insulation in by making holes. No one said it's for housing fragile lifeforms. It's actually made well for those who need the product in moderate climes. The sound levels are moderate. Quieter than most indoor environments where pets sleep.

Unless you modify it. Some animals are hardy enough and depends where you live. You can customize and spray insulation in the shell. Add straw. Carpet the door. Sky's the limit. 20 diff is pretty good with no custom work uninsulated. Could be greater than twenty if properly customized.

Thank you! It's been a journey but we have enjoyed it! I hope y'all are able to get there too! Start small if you haven't yet. I started growing green onions in my window sill from store bought ones in water 5 years ago!

@@homesteadyall you’re so welcome! 💐 Im sure its been a wonderful journey! Yes me too! I pray to God all the time that one day we are able to provide for our family off of the land! 🦋That is such a fantastic idea! ❤️ I know my stepmother grows green onions from the chopped roots sometimes and it’s always to amazing to watch them grow! We’ve got a small garden outside with some small little veggies and fruits and I’d love to start tending to it more and learning how to plant, take care of and grow them myself! 🍓🍏🍎🍉

@Rosegarden1708 you can do it!

@@homesteadyall Thankyou so much! God bless! 💝🥳💗

I'm not sure about cats. It's just white noise not very loud but every animal is different right?

@homesteadyall I guess they could get used to it. I would need a bigger cat house, tho. Thanks..

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Acquire suet. Render to lard. Grow sweet potato slips. Plant slips. Water plants . Harvest sweet potatoes. Peel. Slice thinly with mandolin slicer. Heat tallow to 350. Fry chips to desired crispness. Salt or use other seasonings

What is your temp there? Texas isn't too bad with the heater. My plan was to carpet the door and spray insulation into the body through drilled holes. But our pup loved the cold and went in the house when it was finally cold enough and loved the house and heater. Up north I'd recommend modifications

Thanks! We are loving all things linen!

Always a yummy treat! Better than Reese's peanut butter cups!

Find a char siu recipe that works for you. Some ppl make the marinade from scratch. Some people use a mix from the Asian grocery store. We don't have one near us so I made one. Marinade the meat. Smoke the meat. If you don't have a smoker, you can also bake it.

It was just right. My eggs didn't stick!

Yikes.

Merry Christmas!

Most eggs (duck, chicken, turkey, etc) do look the same... They differ in size and slightly in taste. A Turkey egg is like 2 chicken eggs in one and a little richer tasting. The shell is also super strong.

@@homesteadyalllol city boy wouldn’t know

We followed the craft a brew directions. We degassed day 2 and 3 and every few days after. Here's a link to their directions blog.craftabrew.com/making-mead-at-home-a-beginners-guide/

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Thanks for watching

Yea, I researched it and wasn't sure I wanted to spend the time and ingredients to make traditional figgy pudding. (I share all that in our blog post w the recipe.) This is similar to sticky toffee pudding, but with figs.

It is in the video description but here it is for you! homesteadyall.com/figgy-pudding/

I don't see why not. I can reach my Plex. You will just need to reach it by tailscale IP or name. Or set up DNS names for your home network

I haven't gotten it up on the blog. I will work on it!

I'm glad it helped. Some things are daunting to us too. Especially when there is a steep learning curve with not much help from anyone. UA-cam is definitely a good teacher for many people to build confidence. Good luck. You can do it

@ thanks! I did it the same day I found your video. Turned out great! 😊

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Dehydrated mashed potatoes. I agree using fresh potatoes would be better and we use them when we have them on hand! Otherwise we use what we got and make what we can!

I hope so! We will check on them in the morning!

She was licking/cleaning the calf off.

I did 16 oz of tallow and 1/4 cup of olive oil

I'm not sure what you mean. Are you trying to use IPV6 or a static IP?

We will definitely post and share when baby arrives!

We know the feeling!

Heavy cream, powdered sugar and vanilla extract The recipe homesteadyall.com/homemade-whipped-cream/

We got it from Amazon. There is a link in the video description!

With winter coming I'll be checking them. Like anything it will depend on what stumps you are grinding. Many estimates say around 20+ hours. Them you have to sharpen or replace.

@@homesteadyall thank you

Time and priorities. Didn't look up the code on that either. Like for like swap seemed easy enough

Coconut oil and beeswax. Link in description tells you how to make it

@@homesteadyall Coconut oil can go rancid.

The Bermuda certainly did come roaring back with clover underneath. The clover is winning in the spots under the septic sprinklers only. I guess we'll see now that the weather is turning colder soon what happens if the clover comes back more extensively. I'm thinking about making a video on this. There was a big brown yard when the clover died in the dry summer. Right now it's hard to see the clover under Bermuda any more but I'm hoping some of the clover went to seed and will pop up again

I can definitely say that I had to mow less frequently this year because of the clover. Might be worth it just for that

@@homesteadyall thanks for update, where are you located? I think if I water the clover in August, July and June it will stay green, but yes the heat makes it go dormant or will kill it if too intense

We're east Texas. I hope it works. If you have deer they love the clover

Lovely

I'm not sure about that setup. Nor have I used foundry. I think port forwarding is a nonstarter with cgnat starlink. I suppose you could connect tailscale on the home PC and your remote device. If you connect directly with tailscale or IP then you don't need to forward ports. It looks like wake on lan is not fully supported by tailscale when I look at their GitHub topics. You may have some success if you share your local network through tailscale and can use DNS at home . You may want to pay for starlink static IP instead if you need a lot of features

A lot of people would agree. Hope the video helped.

It still tastes like honey but since it's whipped, it's a little lighter in texture.

@@homesteadyall oh okay, thanks for answering!

@@CheezBorgerr anytime!

Absolutely

​@@homesteadyallnice easterns are beautiful

Thanks for watching!

I don't really have a recipe for this. It's whatever you have on hand. So I believe I used left over mashed potatoes, a little flour, shredded cheese, sour cream, green onions, garlic powder, salt/pepper

Yes🎉 always more protein than carbs!!

If I understand which one you mean, I ordered the pole mount adapter from starlink. And the pole mount pole with bracket from Amazon. I've listed these two in the description. Unless you are speaking of something else?

Thanks for watching. Good luck

So easy and so delicious! homesteadyall.com/german-spaetzle-recipe/

Thanks!! It turned out well! A win 🎉