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Breezy Woods Homestead
Приєднався 12 лис 2020
EAR TAGGING baby GOATS | how and why
It’s time to eat tag the baby goats! In this video we’ll get that taken care of as well as explain a little bit about why we do it!
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NEW ANIMALS | successful kidding season
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That’s right guys! New animals! Animals are always coming and going from the farm but lately we’ve just been adding! With a very successful kidding season, and a new protector in training who knows what we’ll be getting into in the near future!
Loading PIGS into our HOMEMADE LIVESTOCK TRAILER | last day on the farm
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Loading PIGS into our HOMEMADE LIVESTOCK TRAILER | last day on the farm
Starting our SEEDS for 2022 GARDEN
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It’s that time of year again! I’m this video we’re simply getting some seedlings started so that when spring hits, they’ll be ready to transplant right into our garden beds!
GOAT KIDDING SEASON! | we did NOT expect this!
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Kidding season has officially begun! We’ve been waiting patiently for this day and it definitely didn’t disappoint. Windy is our first goat to kid and she did a great job having TRIPLETS! That’s not bad considering this is her first time kidding.
How we KEEP the CHICKEN COOP CLEAN | litter box for chickens?
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If you have chickens, then you understand the never ending battle of trying to keep their coop clean. I mean, there’s poop EVERYWHERE! Today we’re going to show you how we keep our coop clean and fresh!
What happened to Winston?? | Breeding season is over
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Well folks, breeding season has officially come to an end. That means Winston’s time to leave the farm has come. Luckily, we found his new home and herd within 2 days of looking! He was a great guy and did the job we needed him to do. Now, on to the next buck for next years breeding season.
We’ve got some BAD NEWS | our saddest moment on the farm
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Lately, things have been a bit gloomy on the farm. We had some events occur that didn’t only break our hearts, but set us back a bit with creating video content. On the bright side, our barn is finally closed in!
DIY Futon HAY FEEDER | part 2
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One of our most viewed videos is of us turning an old futon frame into a hay feeder. Today we’re going to be making another one! The first one we made had a couple flaws and we’ll show you how we improved them and a more detailed look at how we turned the futon into a hay feeder.
DIY PIG SHELTER | Getting the pigs ready for winter
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The cooler temps are starting to creep into Florida, especially overnight! That being said, we need to build our pigs a shelter so that they can get out of those chilly winds. Using just a few pallets and some old metal tin, we can easily get this task accomplished!
Feeding livestock GUTS! | pumpkins for natural dewormer
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One of our favorite things to do this time of year is carve pumpkins! Well, today we’re going to be doing that but more importantly, we are going to make use of the insides. Usually they’d just get thrown away, but luckily we have livestock that will enjoy this healthy treat!
It’s BREEDING Time | Our first ever GOAT breeding season
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It’s that time of year! Time to step into our first ever goat breeding season! This will be Winston’s first attempt at breeding the does and we hope he can get the job done. We’re ready for some baby goats on the farm!
MICE in the COOP!
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Mice in the coop! They’re taking over and we need to do something quickly! Today we’re going to be testing out various mouse traps to see which one works best. Hopefully we have some luck and catch something.
DIY Pickles | Fastest homemade pickles ever!
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DIY Pickles | Fastest homemade pickles ever!
Turning our old SHED into a CHICKEN COOP
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Turning our old SHED into a CHICKEN COOP
HOME GROWN PORK | taste test and why we do this!
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HOME GROWN PORK | taste test and why we do this!
It's HATCHING DAY! | Refilling the INCUBATOR
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It's HATCHING DAY! | Refilling the INCUBATOR
Taking our HOG to the PROCESSOR | out with the old, in with the new
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Taking our HOG to the PROCESSOR | out with the old, in with the new
PROCESSING the BROILERS | Meat Chickens
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PROCESSING the BROILERS | Meat Chickens
LADY had her BABY! | New GOAT KID on the FARM!
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LADY had her BABY! | New GOAT KID on the FARM!
The DUCKS need a NEW HOME! | too many issues
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The DUCKS need a NEW HOME! | too many issues
TRIMMING TREES | updates on the GARDEN, BROILERS and PIGS
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TRIMMING TREES | updates on the GARDEN, BROILERS and PIGS
Our SEEDS have SROUTED! | starting SEEDS using DIFFERENT METHODS
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Our SEEDS have SROUTED! | starting SEEDS using DIFFERENT METHODS
The DUCKS are LAYING! | our first time eating DUCK EGGS
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The DUCKS are LAYING! | our first time eating DUCK EGGS
TRAMPOLINE GREENHOUSE | Preparing for the GARDEN
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TRAMPOLINE GREENHOUSE | Preparing for the GARDEN
GOAT STAND VS WINSTON | will it hold him!?
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GOAT STAND VS WINSTON | will it hold him!?
SNOW in FLORIDA!? | animal updates and a surprise!
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SNOW in FLORIDA!? | animal updates and a surprise!
I used long metal tubes that slip over the trampolines tubes. I like the wood fram skirting, keeps it square.
There's several good PVC duck feeders . the main problem is moisture it only takes a little to gum up the works
How did the greenhouse hold up ? I’m in IL where the winds are horrendous!!
I plan to do this. But thought about using roofing nails to hold the plastic???
The gap type ones for the felt
How does the plastic hold up to winter weather. Was thinking about using this for a walipini build
Thanks for mentioning removing the bolts on the one side so you can make the angle between the sides smaller. I spent a lot of time trying to figure out how everyone was getting their angle smaller but mine wouldn't close that far.
This is genius
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I just need to buy 4 of this nipples
Yess you have followers here in South Africa keep well guys build up that farm 🐖🐖🐖
Thank you so much! We’re working on it! Stay well!
Ur videos is boring make it more fun
What a surprise!! We are still waiting for our does to kid! Thanks for sharing!! ~jc
It’s such an exciting experience!
Great idea
I'm so sorry 😞
Thanks. It’s a sad moment but all we can do is move forward.
Ha! That's genius. I like easy work! Definitely gonna be looking for a futon now.
I’m telling ya! They work great. Saves some money too!
i free range my ducks and geese. feed them only wheat as suppliment, put the wheat in water so other birds cannot get to it and waste less when the ducks and geese eat the wheat. i've tried pipes as you have and just holes into the pipes, but still waste if the feed not in water.
Thanks for dis video, am going to try it
We highly recommend it! We’re on our second year using this same one and it still works great.
Do you think your ducks will over eat? My ducks will eat all day if I'd let them. I'm trying to build a timed/automated system to limit the food portions because feed is $$$...they are pigs, haha.
Oh yeah they are pigs for sure lol. But we actually have a cover that I use and once they’ve had they’re morning fill, we cover it up and the roam the property for a majority of the day. We’ll take the cover off in the evenings for them to eat again before covering it again over night.
@@breezywoodshomestead5773 ah ok. Thank you for the reply.
What kind of screws and drill bit did you use
I just used a Hart brand brushless drill with 3 inch galvanized screws. I had to pre-drill holes in the metal tubing so that the screws went through easily
This was a fantastic use and amazing for how inexpensive it was! I am considering going on a hunt for a futon frame now... How has it held up over the last year?
Thanks! It’s been great! I’m very surprised with how well it has held up. I’m actually in the process of doing our second futon to use as a hay feeder in one of our pastures. One of the things I was worried about was it eventually getting rust but thankfully it hasn’t even done that. I highly recommend finding a futon and doing this idea. Very inexpensive and it looks and works like one of those expensive ones from local feed stores.
Loved the vid on the goats, that's on the cards for us in spring, so were learning together :-) P.S you've got a new subscriber.
Yup this is our first shot at it! We will have an update vid on the goats soon. Our buck did a great job. All our does are pregnant!
Awesome job ! Good video
Great... I like it... Rafik Patel from India
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You had me at "real crisp pickles"
Hell yeah! I have the farthest thing away from a green thumb. Yall are killin it! I wanna come.check out the farm!
Dude come check it out! I didn’t have a “green thumb” until recently though. And yeah they were super crisp lol
Gave me a good idea to try it at home, you guys got some acreage, what state?
Yeah it’s been working out for us so far. We live on a small 2.5 acres in Florida. Nothing huge. it is our dream to purchase some big acreage one day though.
What kind of snake was it?
What kind of snake was it?
Yummm
That is really neat
Yeah one of the coolest things either of us have ever seen!
Did the feed end up filling the feed pipe? Love the idea! Thank you.. I have some 4” pipe to try... any tips after using now?
No the pipe was too thin and was clogging up in the corner. But we made another one using 4" pipe and it works like a charm! The ducks eat it away and is just falls through and refills itself!
Just make sure you have something handy to cover it on rainy days so the feed doesn't get wet.
That was awesome! So fresh!!
Can’t wait for the eggs to hatch!! So cool!
Y’all did a great job raising them they were so cute.
Awww look at Val, yeah that was pretty easy, Benny is a big boy.
Lol we never had duck eggs 😂😂 but that’s awesome! It didn’t taste ducky... Val is too funny
Omggggg we have to come visit!! This is amazing! Hey y’all!!
This is so cool y’all we just put up our first raised bed and can’t wait to harvest!
That's exciting! What are y'all growing?
A lot of great tips. Thank you! Just joined your channel.
Thank you so much for the support! We're happy to have you on board!
Breezy woods you have a great head start
Thank you! We're hoping for a successful season!
Jaime you handsome farmer! Look at y'all, the farm looks great.Yes do a video on processing chickens, i hate buying chicken from the store (there is NO chicken breast that big!)
Thanks! 😁 lol yeah it’s been a lot of work getting it going but we’re getting there one day at a time! Hopefully one day we won’t have to get any of our meat from the store but I will definitely make a video on the chicken when we do them. Should be in about 5 more weeks!
The goats looks so happy! I love the names. 😆 Good luck with the UA-cam channel.
Thank you so much! It means a lot! Yeah they are very spoiled for goats lol
She is a cutie and I love her name. You might want to contact Adler Farms. Their guardian dog Smoky isn't that old and Chad loves on him a lot. He will have some good ideas for you to follow with your journey with Piper. I was going to tell you that you will need to move her cage often in case she pottys in there. But you said that already. As she grows she will get used to all of the animals. And along the way the animals will get used to her being there. Are you trying to tell us that you washed your mouth and you can't do anything with it. LOL
Yes she is absolutely adorable! But thank you for the reference! I will definitely look them up and see if I can get some advice from Mr. Chad! As of right now she is being introduced to all of the animals daily and we are moving the cage daily as well. She is a funny little one. She likes to chase the goats around and play with them lol she things she’s big and tough!
organizing helps it takes awhile to pull everything together
Yes it definitely takes a while! We're getting close to our one year mark since we've started. We still have a long way to go. One day at a time and some organizing will make the journey a lot smoother!
May I suggest that you put a platform under it so he can't tear it off the tree. Screw three boards together. Take a 3 pieces of 2x4 stand one piece upright screw another one to the top then screw the last one to the top of that so it fits against the tree short ways. Put it up against the tree under the bucket and screw it into the tree; it will have one leg to hold the bucket up. I hope that makes sense.
Yes that makes a lot of sense and is extremely helpful! We appreciate all your feedback and advice it has been a huge help! I think we will get that taken care of and I'll post the picture of it here in the replies so you can see! Again, thank you!
You did a good job on the fence. Do what you can in the day. Make sure you drink a lot of water. Blessings to you and your family.
Thank you so much! Blessings to you and yours as well!
The green webbing is from big rounds of hay or straw. To make sure you don't have more stuck in the ground you will need to till up the ground. So, your uncle or someone had animals on the land way before you all.
You know, you’re absolutely correct! Thank you so much for letting me know! Now that you mention it, he used to have horses lol Thank you for the advice on tilling up the ground as well. I will definitely give that a go.
And it all started with some chickens just for eggs! Congratulations to you you guys are doing an AWSONE job!!!
Thank you! It means a lot!