PREPPING for SPRING on The LaLa Farm • TIMELAPSE Garden
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- Опубліковано 27 лют 2022
- PREPPING for SPRING on The LaLa Farm • TIMELAPSE Garden
Here on the farm, the Spring and Summer seasons are extremely busy. Anything that we can do ahead of time to prepare for this hectic time of year just puts us ahead. Between the meat goats, gardening, bees, mowing, fencing, pigs and list goes on and on and on.
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Our channel follows the day to day activities happening around LaLa Farm. LaLa Farm is a small, family owned farm located just south of the Florida - Georgia line in Glen Saint Mary, FL (Northeast Florida). We focus on producing small scale marketable farm products, while moving toward food self-sufficiency for our own family. We breed Registered Kiko, Boer, and Nubian goats for market and meat. We raise our own poultry for meat and eggs. We grow seasonal fruits and vegetables and maintain a colony of bees for honey and pollination of our plants. The goal of our UA-cam channel is to educate and share with our customers, followers, and anyone else interested in the homesteading or small farm lifestyle - our approach to managing the little slice of paradise we call LaLa Farm. Our channel, just like the farm, is truly a family endeavor. On any given week, you may see videos from a number of family members depending on the video topic. Each of our family members has unique interests and skills that they bring to our farm. We would love to have you join us - the Robinson family - on our self-sufficiency and homesteading journey by subscribing to our channel. - Розваги
Great video! Raising your own food is always rewarding, even with all the work. It all taste better when it is planted, cared for, and harvested with your own hands. Enjoyed, take care!
Whether I grow it or build it - I always enjoy it more if I do versus buying it. - Rick
Lots of work to be done 👍 Can’t wait for spring 😀
Agree!! - Rick
Hi Patrick! Lots to do for spring. Thank you for taking us with Mr Rick. Many Blessings! -KayKay
Fabulous. Very interesting, Rick.
Your place is looking so great, I need to quit procrastinating and make a trip to come and see you. Take care and have a blessed week my friend.
Well that road travels both ways my friend!! We have just been so darn busy - its crazy!!! Thanks for watching Tony!! - Rick
I am LOVING the garden. And that compost 😍😍
Thanks Amy!! For next year, we should have two full piles each year that are either close to two years old or older. The two piles in this video were 1 and 2 years old. Thanks for watching. - Rick
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Doesn't it feel good to get everything ready for spring!! 🌱
Im excited for your garden to grow you have a beautiful place and lots of gardening space! 🌱
Yupp!! I love the spring because we can start planting. But it is also the first sign we are only 3 months from 95 degree days. Arghhhh.... But on positive note - during the summer I can work in my woodshop because its too hot for continuous outside work. - Rick
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I'll take the heat over the cold! 😉
I love your place. The gardens are going to be great.
Thank you Sandi for watching. Little by little we move the ball forward. Hard to believe this was nothing but overgrown Florida scrub trees and brush 5 years ago. - Rick
I planted some peas outside and getting ready for some tranfers! Let the planting begin!!!
Yupp!! I love the spring because we can start planting. But it is also the first sign we are only 3 months from 95 degree days. Arghhhh.... But on positive note - during the summer I can work in my woodshop because its too hot for continuous outside work. - Rick
Hello Rick, and hi there Patrick. beautiful raised beds. Your so lucky that it is so nice and warm there. We are still in the low 20's our upper teens. thanks for sharing this with us. 💕Nonnagrace
Great video, guys. 🥰
Thank you so much!! - Rick
The garden area looks great!!
Thank you so much for stopping by. - Rick
Love the garden area. This is awesome. Can’t wait to watch you guys grow. Best to you Rick!
Thank you Lisa - much appreciated. I love the spring because we can start planting. But it is also the first sign we are only 3 months from 95 degree days. Arghhhh.... But on positive - during the summer I work in my woodshop because its too hot for continuous outside work. - Rick
Love love loved the segment with Lil Rick mowing and the voice over!
Big plans for both our gardens this year. I'm so looking forward to watching the progress of yours!
Yupp!! I love the spring because we can start planting. But it is also the first sign we are only 3 months from 95 degree days. Arghhhh.... But on positive note - during the summer I can work in my woodshop because its too hot for continuous outside work. - Rick
@@TheLaLaFarm - True that! Let the younger man deal with the garden during that 6-8 week time span. It’s the only time I hate being in the garden.
The garden looks so good. I can’t wait to get in the dirt here. Unfortunately it will be awhile, in the meantime I will live through you. Thank you for sharing. Take care
I love this time of the year. Before we know it though - it will be 95 degree every day. I hate the summers!! - Rick
@@TheLaLaFarm whoa. Too hot for me🥵
Looking good. I love that broken down mulch/compost🍺🍺
We have probably 5 piles of compost in various stages of decomposition around the farm. Hopefully next year and each year thereafter - we will have two piles ready each spring. - Rick
Oh I bet yall are excited as we are time to plant
This is always an exciting time of the year. My problems is always finding the time to maintain the garden. - Rick
Great video as always, awesome editing from lil Rick and great message too Rick
Looking good yall. Good video
Thanks so much - we are creeping toward that hot miserable summer though. I wish it was like February all year round. - Rick
Your garden area is beautiful. I love the boxes. I am so glad to see this. I was thinking of laying some ground cover this year and you just made up my mind! Lolol. I'm definitely going to do this now. I'm new to your channel. I hear your name all of the time. Glad I came over! Blessings.
Well thank you so much for following along with us. Much appreciated. - Rick
I am jealous your weather is so much nicer then it is here in Minnesota! And your garden beds look amazing! I really liked the music in the beginning almost made me get up and dance lol!
I am happy to be getting the plants in. This time last year there was nothing - no beds or anything. So it seems we are way ahead of the curve this year. Thanks for watching. - Rick
Would be a cool video if we got to see little Rick go into the pond. Lol
That has occurred in the past - at least one tire got stuck. He learned his lesson. - Rick
Fantastic video, Rick(s)! Self sufficiency is important. That has been my goal for a very long time! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Rick. I kind of chuckle when folks act like prepping is a new thing. I have just called taking care of yourself for decades. It anit rocket science - just do what allows you to be as independent as possible. - Rick
@@TheLaLaFarm We were taught in school in 1968 what would be happening now. They were spot on. That is when the seed for my UA-cam channel was planted.
That garden is going to be glorious!
This is our third year with woven weed barrier, it is a game changer. We have bindweed and thistle and johnson grass something terrible. Happy gardening!
Thank you so much - we sure hope so. By mid summer, the Florida weeds take over and that is what we are hoping to get rid off with the ground cover. We are really happy with it so far. - Rick
Love the time laps
Little Rick did a really good job on the time lapse portion of the video. - Rick
@@TheLaLaFarm yes he did
Yaw act like you know what you're doing. 🤜
I look forward to seeing what it looks like in a few weeks. ☮️💖🙏🇺🇸🇮🇱✝️
You make me laugh - I am a firm believer in learning as you go and never stop learning. Thanks for watching. - Rick
Your video quality is very well done!
Have you considered building bins for the compost?
The garden is amazing brother. A goat farmers dream 👍
I initially built 3 large bins for compost, but then I have to move the waste a good distance and it was very time consuming and labor intensive. These days I am trying to work easier - not harder. 😀 So we have changed up our strategy a big as of last year. We just put the material it into piles, strategically placed around the farm and let mother nature do her thing to break it down over time. We go out a couple times per year and turn the piles. The piles are actually in the paddocks closest to where we pull the bio-material out of. Four example - our 2022 pile in in the middle of one of our doe pens is about 5 feet tall and 8 week wide already. The bed material we are using in the garden this year came out of this system, and we are really happy with it - those piles are each 1-2 years old. Starting next spring, we should have 2 fully composted piles per year to supplement our garden soil with. The bins would work fine, but all of our compostable livestock materials is spread out between 3 livestock buildings and it would a lot of labor to move it to one central spot. - Rick
Thank you Mark - been working on it for two years.
Thank you sir! - Rick
How dry is it Rick? Frontend loaders are a wonderful thing.
We have been getting rain about every 7-10 days. Within the next couple of months - the rain will kick into high gear. - Rick