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@@albertosanz8446 yeah pigs are the best

Thank you. Pigs are a lot of work but worth it, and It's still hot and humid. 😂

Ha ha its a never ending saga! The emus are half grown already!!

Thank you yes it is heart breaking. We took two on from the same herd so they would have each other, and we are giving them their best life, they have 72 acres with creeks, trees and grass to enjoy and we spend time loving on them too. They landed in a great place with us. thank you so much for your comment it means a lot.

@@bevcumerford4526 thank you 🌹😍

Hahaha, yeah, thank God 😊

ha ha thats awesome, you know you can eat the leaves as salad or cook them up. They are delish.

Hey Lisa. There is an abundance everywhere. We just need to start recognising that. Thanks for sharing.

@@bevcumerford4526 hey there! Awesome to hear from you. Yes we are doing all the things 😆. You have some binge watching to do this is only episode 2 season 1 we're at the end of season 3 lol. Love you xo

@ I have binged don’t you worry it’s my night time viewing 🌻

@@bevcumerford4526 ha ha hopefully we are getting better. where are you now? We are up near Bundaberg.

@@RunningAmukOffGrid it’s all looking great you’re doing a fantastic job🌻it is always trial and error honey keep up the good work I may even have some good preserving recipes for you aquaponics is a terrific way of growing super veggies and fish for your bellies of course it’s all time consuming to begin with but very enjoyable once you get going….i am in Western Victoria now….but hopefully soon I will be moving on from here it’s time for a change.And what a beautiful bride and groom 🌹🌹💐💐🌻🌻❤️💙

@bevcumerford4526 thank you. Yes we are keen to learn about the aquaponics

Hi thanks guys, we are enjoying our new format, adding a useful message. 😄

Yes it sure is. Your life sounds wonderful. We really are more resourceful and capable than we are led to believe. We are capable of a huge abundance in many ways. Thank you for your comment, we appreciate it. 😃

Hi @sharonbromley2850 we used a wire brush and plenty of albow greese. It isn't perfect, but once fired up, the burning off does the rest. Oh, and glad you liked the video.

@@cs7717 Thank you we love them. Thanks for watching and commenting

@brendaphillips1022 Thank you Brenda, your kind words mean a lot.

@christinekelly8766 thank you Christine much appreciated

Hey Connie, thank you so much for your encouragement. We can all take back our freedom, start where you are and just don't let them get to you. We hope you continue to watch and enjoy. Thank you so much for taking time our of your day to comment, it does mean a lot to us both to know that our actions and sharing touches some hearts and hopefully inspires you to do what you love too.😃

I will, thank you ❤

Thanks Julie, we appreciate you watching.

@@stephenrawlings9044 thank you. We really enjoyed making this one too.

G'day, too right. It was heart breaking to watch the government sit back and watch the farmers suffer through the drought a couple of years ago and probably more recently in some areas. Farmers really do it hard sometimes. Thanks for watching.

@@deckyitsomo3476 Thank you we are so glad you enjoyed it.

Hi Marco, it is truly wonderful, it is challenging too, but true happiness comes from your state of mind.

Hi Brenda, Thank you. it was crazy hot, too.

@@RunningAmukOffGrid which made it all much harder to stick to, phew, well done, 💯👍 xxx

@@CristaVenn Thank you so much. The piglets are all healthy and well now. We appreciate you watching and your kind comments thank you 😊🌹🐷

Hi, thank you, glad you enjoyed it. We inherited Eve with our property and she was possibly a piglet from a wild pig, we can't say for sure.

Aloha Freddy, we are in Queensland Australia and mostly our weather here is great, we do get high thirties in summer if you work in Degrees Celsius and below 0 in winter but only briefly. Thanks for your kind words, glad to know you are enjoying it.🌸🌴

YEAH all that upstream biology. At least we worked it our in the end.

@rachellecamp2323 thank you. They love it, too. And I loved making it for them, too.

G'day! Thanks for joining us, glad to have you here. And thanks for your comment.

Hey mate, thanks for your comment. I made the roll bar to code last yr after a few concerns bloke commented as well. So it's good to hear we're all looking out for each other. I think the roll bar on the quad became mandatory in 2021 here in Queensland. P.s they're great aren't they.

@@RunningAmukOffGrid 🚜oh cool about the quad bikes that's excellent, back in the early 80's I worked in a wholesale plant nursery we had four small kabotas they had everything the large tractors had ,they were great fun and powerful workhorses, we also had a frontend loader which I would use to make potting mixes in a old full size cement trucks mixer taken off the truck and placed on the ground, it saved much time, they were fun days, made good friends and they gave us beers on the Friday Afternoon🍻 with a pay packet that had real cash in it,💰😍👍

Wow sounds like fun days. And a pay packet with real hard cash. Haven't seen that in a long time.

Well, the land is kicking are arse. We tried to grow cucumber, failed a few weeks later, and Gourd was found growing in the top of one paddock. We tried growing tomatoes, the easiest thing to grow right! Failed. The pigs can, and nature does. We just laugh and carry on regardless, and we never let it stop us.

@@honey-bee-farmstead Yeah they did seem fine. We know for next time though. But is was amazing how Eve helped with the birthing and we figured they do it in the wild. Live and learn

You obsoletely correct. Sometimes that another female pig could eat the other one babies when they came out….. need to separate them weeks before giving birth…. Nice video but it is a learning experience for some people…. Awesome job

@@FreddyBoy808 thanks. It was definitely a learning experience for us. We didn't think the other piglets would be the problem, if anything we wondered how the sows would go.

@@RunningAmukOffGrid no problem. It’s good to be together but birth time we never know…. Try watch KC Farm channel. Oh him and his pigs 🐖 so gorgeous….. lol…. At least now you guys added to one of my favorite animals channels lol…. Aloha 🤙🏽

@FreddyBoy808 awesome good to know. Thanks for tuning in.

@@honey-bee-farmstead hey. Farming is definitely a learning curve. We wouldn't swap it though.

@@Budzyoner hi, it really is. It's amazing what you can make when reusing is the only option. ( Life's hidden treasures)

@@davidsterling2578 thanks we agree, it's so satisfying to give something a new life. It's amazing how many opportunities are missed by not seeing the multiple uses in things rather than throwing things away like we used to.

So True. Yes they are self sufficient, under our domestic care we try to allow them to be as natural as possible and only intervene in life or death situations.

Hey Barry, you're not wrong! Thanks for watching. You take care too, thanks for commenting.

Thanks ha ha I should have had a flash back of my jackknife in there, would have been funny. Thank you for your support.

@brendajoyce9468 Thanks, Brenda, we always try to take the lesson in everything we do. Next time, we'll get a bloody bigger excavator.

@@RunningAmukOffGrid 😂😅 absolutely, but it all looks a bit hairy, omg, 🙀 xxxx

@@brendajoyce9468 Rob is a dare Devil, did you see the part where I said to him don't get any closer to the edge and he just pushes the drive stick forward and goes! Scary!

Yep always lots going on here but we love it. Thanks again Lisa for all your help and support, we love you !

Yep dam straight mate.

@ZAN-THE-GOAT Hi Zan-the-Goat, we do exactly that further along in our weekly video.

@@WeeJasperVetClinic ua-cam.com/video/EfYw_aGSyRw/v-deo.htmlsi=AAKtr6ZJGU1mtFnp here's the link to the video