Season 3 Episode 3 An American Homestead - Harvesting Garlic

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  • Опубліковано 5 лис 2024

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  • @johnmawk
    @johnmawk 8 років тому

    Garlic... so good for you... so good tasting... what a gift. Proof that there is a loving Father looking out for us!!

  • @BlueGrassBound.
    @BlueGrassBound. 8 років тому +1

    It was fun watching Jamie braid the garlic!

  • @katherinequintana7002
    @katherinequintana7002 8 років тому

    I Homeschool my 13 year old daughter. we enjoy watching your videos together.

  • @pearlseverlasting7
    @pearlseverlasting7 4 роки тому

    My family and I watched this a couple years ago and I came back to find this video. I did not get to meet Jamie before her deep sleep, but I saw this and thought she was a sweetie back then. Thanks for your family's dedication and hard work. This is our first year truely attempting a garden and I appreciate the advice. Shalom to your family and I hope you all are continuing to be encouraged. May Abba Yah bless your family. ~ Rachel Durning

  • @easyacresfarm109
    @easyacresfarm109 Рік тому

    We miss you Jaime!!! Love all the videos Zach! Thankyou!!!!!

  • @BEARwidme
    @BEARwidme 8 років тому

    GREAT video! I like you all but Jaimie's mother is my favorite. She has such a sweet smile and she reminds me of one of my favorite aunts, a kind soul. :-)

  • @rough-hewnhomestead4751
    @rough-hewnhomestead4751 8 років тому

    This is the first year we've mulched and, WOW, what a difference! Another great tip!

  • @kathleenzimmerman8227
    @kathleenzimmerman8227 8 років тому

    GARLIC!!! YUMMMMMMM!!!!!!! SO GOOD and SO GOOD FOR YOU!!! This is my first visit to your channel. I have subscribed, *liked* and shared on my FB page. Thank you for sharing, and please keep the videos on ALL subjects coming! You and your family are absolutely AWESOME! God bless you all

  • @robertomarrero3897
    @robertomarrero3897 8 років тому

    This is Sharon and I loved this video. We would like to try this this winter for sure and will let you know how it turned out. Cant wait to see you finished outside kitchen. Thank you for the explanation on how to braid as well as cook the garlic. Be Blessed.

  • @tonation5038
    @tonation5038 8 років тому

    Thanks for mentioning the value of good mulching, A long dry spell can turn garden soil hard as concrete with a good mulch. And, continuously adding more as it decomposes adds more organic matter to you soil.

  • @TheRealXesc
    @TheRealXesc 8 років тому

    Perhaps it's a crocodile, or gator egg... or even a Dino egg? :D
    You guys are so awesome, very inspiring, and genuine. I love everything you do :)
    God bless!

  • @bullshoalsblues
    @bullshoalsblues 8 років тому

    Good to see yall are devotees of Ruth Stout, first lady of mulching!

  • @teresadean1995
    @teresadean1995 8 років тому

    Thank you so much for showing how to braid the rows, my precious aunt taught me so many moons ago, but I was young, and just doing it with her, and only her, I have not kept that skill up. Thank you for my refresher course. I appreciate it so much more then you know, I lost my precious aunt four years ago.. I had no one to show me how to do it any longer..Thank you.

  • @suburbanplantation1770
    @suburbanplantation1770 8 років тому

    I really appreciate the great videos,what a bunch of good people

  • @hsmomofmany9022
    @hsmomofmany9022 8 років тому

    I am loving the little clips at the end of the videos. :)

  • @katiegrazier4091
    @katiegrazier4091 8 років тому

    Definitely a big egg! Thanks for sharing about growing garlic.

  • @skatooli3971
    @skatooli3971 8 років тому

    You can also evenly coat garlic with oil and roast in foil. I just wrap loosely. I learned this about 20 years ago at a fine dining restaurant I worked at in the Rocky Mountains. Excellent in mashed potatoes with fresh herbs from the garden.

  • @Chickenfoothomestead
    @Chickenfoothomestead 8 років тому

    That roasted garlic looks wonderful, I think I will have to give it a try.

  • @VaughnMalecki
    @VaughnMalecki 8 років тому

    The ending was so cute. I'll have to subscribe and share on Facebook now. God bless you.

  • @rough-hewnhomestead4751
    @rough-hewnhomestead4751 8 років тому

    Great chain saw tip. My husband just bought his first Stihl and LOVES it so far! Thanks for the heads up!

  • @Michaelleger77
    @Michaelleger77 8 років тому

    oh man I am so happy for yall. I feel its a grand accomplishment to grow garlic! I have tried for years to no avail! I bought some heirloom garlic last year to plant..had really good looking plants through the winter and spring...I think all the heavy rains we have been having lately kept them from bulbing out. I pulled up some nasty smelling little bitty garlic.

  • @donramsey1831
    @donramsey1831 8 років тому +2

    Actually we use lots of hay and shredded leaves, and limbs, news papers any cardboard and junk mail minus the little plastic window on the envelop to mulch. as long as you keep mulching the grass doesn't grow. Out of a 60'x25' garden we have so much veggies to put up for winter and also to barter and give to others that aren't able to get out and grow veggies. We also live in the hills of the Ozarks.

  • @peaceout290
    @peaceout290 8 років тому

    Love watching your channel. Please do more videos of your garden and harvesting :) Also please give a tour of your place! Looks beautiful out there

  • @denisefrench8458
    @denisefrench8458 8 років тому

    I can't wait to plant garlic. Enjoy your videos.

  • @Chrelms
    @Chrelms 8 років тому

    I'm loving the new music!

  • @kathyjotourtois
    @kathyjotourtois 8 років тому

    great video n ty for the garlic class n recipe . have a great day !!

  • @katiebenz9892
    @katiebenz9892 8 років тому +1

    We harvested our first garlic this year and it is amazing!

  • @ChefJimmyJ
    @ChefJimmyJ 8 років тому

    Great video. My wife and I are crazy about Roasted Garlic as well. Try drizzling some Olive Oil after spreading on the bread and sprinkle with Parm Reggiano Cheese and some Red Pepper Flake , if you feel Spicy. It takes the Garlic to a higher level of tasty...JJ

  • @Joy-to-the-world308
    @Joy-to-the-world308 3 роки тому

    I love roasted garlic. Something I like to do is add a splash of balsamic vinegar, with the oil, yummy. Add to mashed potatoes or really anything. Try it you’ll like it.

  • @troyotatroyota4845
    @troyotatroyota4845 8 років тому

    hello i love the eggs at the end of the video one of my chickens layed an egg like that and my boys found it and were so excited that Jasper our rooster layed an egg...... lol

  • @rodgerdanforth246
    @rodgerdanforth246 8 років тому

    Great video, thanks.

  • @stymiesnerdly771
    @stymiesnerdly771 8 років тому

    I've had the same issue with my Stihl string trimmer, and it's most certainly related to the fuel. Low octane fuel with ethanol will ruin the primer bulbs as well. It was suggested to me from the Stihl dealer to run high octane fuel & drain all fuel that won't be used within a month.

  • @MrWestexjustinc
    @MrWestexjustinc 8 років тому

    seeing you use the chain saw with no chaps gave me an idea for a video topic for yall.. a walk through of yalls first aid/safety kits and their placement around the homestead

    • @Anamericanhomestead
      @Anamericanhomestead  8 років тому

      I usually use chaps for bigger trees and hardwoods. They can be tricky. But these small cedar softwoods come down so easy.

  • @namasteme
    @namasteme 8 років тому

    I LOVE BACKED GARIC WITH SUNDRED TOMATOES AND NOODLES WITH A WHITE SAUSE

  • @bellaterra7777
    @bellaterra7777 8 років тому

    ty so very much for the filter tip :) ours has been a bear this year, I'm gonna have hubs try changing it out.... ty

    • @bellaterra7777
      @bellaterra7777 8 років тому

      and at the risk of sounding crazy lol Jamie is like .... well she's who I wanna be when I grow up lol.... I aspire to someday be half as competent and lovely .... and I loveeeeeee her head wraps. Ty you guys for all the info you share ... you have no idea what an absolute educational pleasure you've been to watch :)

  • @qristv1912
    @qristv1912 8 років тому

    thanks for sharing!

  • @waza4390
    @waza4390 8 років тому +1

    I think your show is better than bear grills in the wild. Great recipe thank you I'll try it myself.

  • @SimplyCanningSharon
    @SimplyCanningSharon 8 років тому

    I grow our tomatoes on cattle panels too. Romas do really well, I tried some beefsteak type and they don't grow as long and so did not do quite as well. Mulch is the only reason I can garden at all. We live where the average annual rainfall is 7 inches. I had to smile when you said it hadn't rained in a week! That is the norm here in western CO! :)
    You should check out Back to Eden film. com

  • @propagating-radio
    @propagating-radio 8 років тому

    Excellent video! Keep us the great content. Hope you all aren't cooking too bad down there.

    • @Anamericanhomestead
      @Anamericanhomestead  8 років тому +1

      It's not that bad today. but the heat gets back tomorrow. When its that hot, we head to the swimming hole at the end of the day. :)

  • @gardeningwithhoss
    @gardeningwithhoss 8 років тому

    For root crops like potatoes and sweet potatoes, how are you able to "hill" them as they grow? Do you pull the mulch away and then throw dirt to the plants, or do you just put the dirt on top of the mulch?

  • @thepeacefulhappyandbountif2041
    @thepeacefulhappyandbountif2041 5 років тому

    Great chain saw tip! Thanks mate! Im subscribing cos i have a feeling im gonna learn more from you..

  • @georgejacoby8189
    @georgejacoby8189 7 років тому +1

    Yeah annual maintenance is a must, even with Stihl chainsaws. Fortunately we have a nearby gas station that sells ethanol free gasoline. Have yet to replace fuel filter.

  • @robhoug3724
    @robhoug3724 8 років тому

    Patiently waiting for Episode 4 :)

  • @stacyboxmusic
    @stacyboxmusic 8 років тому

    Straw on the garden is a GREAT idea! Do you water your garden at all and if so, how often?
    Here in Montana, we don't have the humidity, but we do have the heat.

  • @j.verheulst268
    @j.verheulst268 8 років тому

    Will you be planting several of those smaller garlics back into your garden, together with several onions, etc., to Permaculture (Companion Planting) protect several of your veggies against pest like tomatoe hornworm and cabbage worm etc.?

  • @claypoplebackyardfarm4880
    @claypoplebackyardfarm4880 8 років тому +1

    love garlic!

  • @michaelgaul2244
    @michaelgaul2244 8 років тому

    You can also use bark dust

  • @Michaelleger77
    @Michaelleger77 8 років тому

    i found some stuff I add to my weed eater (stihl fs45) fuel that counters the effects of ethanol. the ethanol ate up my diaphragm in the carb so I had to replace it.

    • @PatrickWagz
      @PatrickWagz 8 років тому

      Try to get some ethanol-free fuel if you are able. We have only 1 place within like 30 miles of us that sells it, but that's where we go for fuel for our small engines.

  • @Soulman-lb3gg
    @Soulman-lb3gg 8 років тому

    Whereabouts in the Ozarks are you guys? I live in Springfield, MO and have set a goal of moving to the country to do some farming and homesteading by 2022 (when I'm 40). Been looking all around southwest Missouri for around 20 acres of land. It's have to find a plot that has a good mix of pasture and forest, and I would really like an all-weather stream on property, as well as a well.

  • @Aussiehomestead1965
    @Aussiehomestead1965 6 років тому

    Hi guys...do you sharpen your own chain saw chains..??...if so can you do quick video on it please...Thanks from Australia..:)

  • @joescott3393
    @joescott3393 8 років тому

    Zack loved the video especially regarding the alcohol in the fuel. You have the right idea but the wrong reason. There is no problem with the filter, it is doing its job. The problem is the alcohol is attacking the rubber parts and some soft plastics. The filter then traps the mush and clogs up just like it is supposed to before the mush gets to the engine. The real solution is to buy fuel without alcohol. You will have to go to a bulk fuel dealer or refiner to get it and if the bulk dealer does not have it ask them to order it. You will probably be required to buy a drum of fuel at a time. Otherwise you will not only be changing filters every year or two but you will also be changing all the rubber parts that the alcohol is eating away. God Bless

    • @Anamericanhomestead
      @Anamericanhomestead  8 років тому +2

      There is one place in town that sells real gas with no ethanol. That is where we will buy from now on for the smaller engines.

    • @georgejacoby8189
      @georgejacoby8189 7 років тому

      An American Homestead Yeah that's definitely the way to go. :)

  • @BacktonaturelivingCom
    @BacktonaturelivingCom 8 років тому +1

    Great video! I have always wondered how people braid garlic. I have a question: When you start using your braided garlic, do you start cutting the garlic bulbs from the top of the braid first?

  • @nickiyoder3777
    @nickiyoder3777 8 років тому +1

    just a little friendly tip: look up tree notching! You wouldnt of needed the truck or tow chain. The way you did it in a bad case the bottom of the tree could of kicked back and hit you in the face!

  • @teresadean1995
    @teresadean1995 8 років тому

    I was just wondering, I know we use the greens of the onions, can you use the green tops of the garlic plants in the same way??

  • @treenopie
    @treenopie 8 років тому +1

    Just to be clear, 50 parts gas, 1 part oil.

  • @briankleinkopf8557
    @briankleinkopf8557 5 років тому

    guinya's r good critters... good deal!! good watch birds u need @ least 20 of em tho

  • @mikeduffy8229
    @mikeduffy8229 8 років тому

    it's a 362. I have several. always try to run 89 or better. and change your spark plug at least every 6 months. I am a professional free lance tree climber.

  • @thedogsmaid
    @thedogsmaid 8 років тому

    Ohhhhhh man I hope that filter tips works on our #$&%***** chainsaw!

    • @Anamericanhomestead
      @Anamericanhomestead  8 років тому +1

      It probably will. The main thing is to stop using ethanol for your chainsaws and weedeaters.

    • @azdesertgardening284
      @azdesertgardening284 8 років тому

      I have a lawn mower that after 1 year refused to start, sooo, took it to a repair shop, and, after $80. It runs like a dream again. The repairman told me the trick is to always let the mower run itself out of gas. Tie a zip tie on it if needed but run it out. I have had no problems whatsoever. Oh, also he said not to use gas older than 1 month old. I guess ethanol is really hard on small engines. Hope it helps.

  • @thegreatestislove8604
    @thegreatestislove8604 5 років тому

    Chop n drop method is cheap covering

  • @MrWestexjustinc
    @MrWestexjustinc 8 років тому

    and did the guineas stop going on their coop at night?

  • @danielerdman7543
    @danielerdman7543 3 роки тому

    Yummy......
    Just saying...

  • @petemaqueira1
    @petemaqueira1 7 років тому

    I don't put fuel with ethanol on any of my equipment.

  • @777Meliss
    @777Meliss 8 років тому

    Thats very similar to Back to Eden gardening method

  • @mablequarry1116
    @mablequarry1116 8 років тому

    When do you plant Garlic?? We are in the South

  • @charliealexander1096
    @charliealexander1096 8 років тому

    Where did u get the wheat straw?

    • @Anamericanhomestead
      @Anamericanhomestead  8 років тому

      farmer in the county grows it for his cattle. Keep the wheat and sells the straw.

    • @Asomesauc
      @Asomesauc 8 років тому

      +An American Homestead how long will that garlic stay fresh for

  • @briankleinkopf8557
    @briankleinkopf8557 5 років тому

    wrap it in foil * bakes better ;)

  • @1792CattleCo
    @1792CattleCo 8 років тому

    Talking about "Nails on a chalk board" when people call "Soil" dirt. Dirt has no life in it soil has millions of living organisms and minerals for helping plants grow and get nutrients. LOL