Guys dont waste the old lamb, its delicious!! We Greeks cook old sheep in the oven at 250°C celcious with potatoes(cut them in half) some bay leaves salt and a little bit of water. The meat shoyld be cut into big pieces(2 pieces of meat for each person) . Cover it well with foil(try sealing it) and in 3 to 4 hours it will be tender and delicous!! You should definetely try it😅
Grow lots of sunflowers on the sacrifice area. They naturally aerate and till the hard soil so it’s a bit softer next season. I did that to an area with lots of hard soil and rocks. Helped a lot
I love that Justin can laugh when the kids are funny or when Jonah is conspiring for a dessert he can't have. At least he remembers what it was like to be a kid. Sometimes it's hard when you're stressed- reminds me to slow down & enjoy life more. Garden in the greenhouse is looking good. Arun is such a treasure! Baby Henry is sooooo cute!!! Rebecca looks amazing after recently having a baby. Honey sweetened icecream- wow- that sounds great!!! Dinner looked delicious & all that abundance of meat for the week! You're irises are lovely- ours bloomed about a month ago, & I miss them. I also love seeing the grandparents so much- what a blessing to have them close & involved. T/y for sharing. Glad your heel is feeling better, Justin. Hope you take it easy while you're body is trying to heal. Blessings, Y'all! I love my Premiere Membership- what a wonderful resource!
hey Justin, do you know tomatehooks? you tie a rope to the bottom of a tomato, twine it around the plant and attach the hook above the tomate to a metal wire or something like that. its very easy and handy and looks also very nice. it comes with another advantage: if the tomato plant grows too high, just unwind a bit from the extra rope from the tomatohook and attach the hook again to the metal wire, but slighty shifted from the prior spot. in this way your tomate grows longer but not higher, because you compensate the height growth by diagonalising it. i hope this idea works for you :) greetings from germany, Phil
Omnivores and carnivores! Whatta beautiful feast! Check in with Jess & Miah with Roots and Refuge, if you want to reference cattle/pig panels and tomatoes. They put the panels about 20 inches up, supported by t-posts. It seems to work really nicely!
Kettlebell Training is so great! Good to see you trying it out. I love it because I found that it worked great for me, since I can do 2-3 quick 15-20 minute workouts per day, 5 days a week, it is quite fun and feels great. I think the farm work and Kettlebell training will compliment each other nicely.... According to Mark Wildman (he has an absolutely great UA-cam channel!) you can basically train every movement that humans naturally need to do with 6 basic kettlebell exercises and when I started feeling which muscles and what parts of my body have been strengthened by Kettlebell training, I am absolutely convinced that he's right.
Thanks for sharing what you are always learning and letting us see the process. Real life. Enhanced information for us. Good job, Jonah, for making the Memorial Day celebration happen!
Great video! So glad to see y'all hired a trainer! You won't ever regret it! I'm a retired Personal Trainer. I received 4 certifications from the Institute of Aerobics Research, "Cooper Clinic". I'm certified in Pilates and group exercise. I trained and taught from 1978 until 2017!! I had five children at home and nursed all five until they were old enough to talk!!! My oldest was the longest! He was almost 3!!! I got a LOT of flack for that!
🇳🇱I am always happy when I see this fantastic farmer family at about 10.15 pm Dutch time then I can wait quietly for the next episode Greetings from Roosendaal Hans.
I put a spigot with a hose attachment on my polar plunge stock tank. I attach a hose when I am finished and water my fruit trees with the water. I move the hose each day down the line of trees. It always bothered me to just let the water run onto the ground.
Have you tried making baked broccoli? You drizzle some sort of liquid fat over your broccoli and add finely chopped garlic and some salt and pepper then put it on a baking sheet in your oven until the edges crisp up a bit and it gets a little softer. It tastes totally different then boiled or steamed brocolli
You can look in to methods used by hydroponic growers for supporting vines. All you need is the top wire from which to hang things and you've got all the structure needed really.
Its the oddest thing but notmal for me. We hate peppers and plant just for my salsa. I just throw them wherever and pretty much ignor them. Of course they they always look better then anything else and produce better! Love greenbeans and fight them every step every 2 years to get a 100 quarts put up. It's like every other seed germinated! Too many cold snaps here.
One way to get some squashes running might have been to use "melon pits" like David the Good uses. It's probably not even too late, squashes grow so fast, as long as you have the time.
You can place a diagonal structure from plants to the panels of the wall and you get good air flow under them as they grow up.👍it also keeps the fruit or veg off the ground.
I’m having the same problem with my cucurbits in my new garden expansion. All my plants are furiously flowering and so small. Not spreading out like they usually do. Then in NY this weekend we got crazy amounts of rain. I may just direct sow some more. This is so frustrating. Using new soil this year has been challenging. It’s def not an herbacide compost situation bc I can germinate beans cleanly in it. But it’s holding a lot of water and moisture after the rain
Better to have strawberries and asparagus near buy, because it's so easy to miss the produce when it's ready. There is a need to watch it daily when in season or you miss it
Hang the tomatoes off the frame. It's built for it. Plants get super heavy and will wreak your doors :) I trellis my tomatoes in a greenhouse and they are tied up to the frame.
Justin check how Casey does his strings in the tunnels. I know zero about sheep but curious why you couldn't eat the older sheep? I guess because they are tough but cant you make ground meat out of them?
If that's your sacrifice area, do you think if cow waste had sufficient time to decompose? I planted my squash into beds that had manure added at the base during winter. My squashes are NOT having it, stunted and yellow.
Fresh poop takes the nitrogen out of the soil‼️ Same with uncomposted wood chips THUS yellowing plants. That area needs a YEAR of rest before you plant it.
I think it might be a pain to pull all the cucumber stems out of the chicken wire that’s on the putter walls on the greenhouse. I liked the idea of the cattle panel or string system.
People do not celebrate memorial day it is a day to remember those who have lost there lives in war or due to war by committing suicide. I am a vet and I don't believe this is a day to celebrate
No surprise those sprouts are yellow being that the woodchips are still being broken down. For now, they're taking nitrogen to breakdown, not providing it. I'd give those seedlings some nitrogen rich fertilizer or compost tea and observe. Next year will be 100% different no doubt.
Dr. Eric Berg on UA-cam is really great to listen to. He has whatever you need for info. He is a heart surgeon. One of his videos talks about how people need to feed and maintain your liver because the liver looks after the body. So it all starts with the liver. You got to check it out. 👍🤗💖. Rest
Why would you not eat the sheep harvest? There is no reason you couldn't make ground mutton with it. It's not like chicken! You can even still make roast leg of lamb. You just need to cook it low and slow for several hours, then up the heat to brown it at the end. Mutton stew cooked in a pressure cooker is DELICIOUS!! That is like saying you can't eat this 10 point buck because 'he's too old'.
Your feet need to be in lace's no slip ons , check out some stretches for your feet . You have been exercising and running so that and bad shoes will mess up your feet not a rabbit hole you want to go down . I have suffered for years from this and good shoe's and never going barefoot will get you back on track . That's a bit hard in summer
Ice helps for Planters facilities ! It’s terrible! You might need to change your shoes! Or get some inserts! I have it but under control after 3 or 4 years of severe pain!
Guys dont waste the old lamb, its delicious!! We Greeks cook old sheep in the oven at 250°C celcious with potatoes(cut them in half) some bay leaves salt and a little bit of water. The meat shoyld be cut into big pieces(2 pieces of meat for each person) . Cover it well with foil(try sealing it) and in 3 to 4 hours it will be tender and delicous!! You should definetely try it😅
Memorial day is important. Thank you for remembering.
I agree with lily eat the things you don’t like first and save the best for last
You're such a good dad taking the extra time to include your chittlens is so important for them and the memories they will have priceless ❤️
Grow lots of sunflowers on the sacrifice area. They naturally aerate and till the hard soil so it’s a bit softer next season. I did that to an area with lots of hard soil and rocks. Helped a lot
Is there any particular reason why you don't have one or two beehives? You'd get to sweeten with honey whatever you want
The skim milk is so good to use instead of water when making bread.
Cattle panels on the posts!! Reusable every year! Jess from Roots and Refuge does that
For those Veterans who didn't make it home, thank you for your sacrifice.
A plastic yard stick is my tool for spacing plants. No rust and it stays still until I slide it along the row.
Older lamb is mutton which is very nice in a stew or curry. Worth a try rather than use it exclusively as animal food
Simple & Sinister is awesomely simple yet deceptively tough! I've been thru it several times, absolutely love it. I hope it works for you!
I know y’all are friends with Art & Bri. Are they ok? No vlog for a week. Lots of people worried.
I love that Justin can laugh when the kids are funny or when Jonah is conspiring for a dessert he can't have. At least he remembers what it was like to be a kid. Sometimes it's hard when you're stressed- reminds me to slow down & enjoy life more. Garden in the greenhouse is looking good. Arun is such a treasure! Baby Henry is sooooo cute!!! Rebecca looks amazing after recently having a baby. Honey sweetened icecream- wow- that sounds great!!! Dinner looked delicious & all that abundance of meat for the week! You're irises are lovely- ours bloomed about a month ago, & I miss them. I also love seeing the grandparents so much- what a blessing to have them close & involved. T/y for sharing. Glad your heel is feeling better, Justin. Hope you take it easy while you're body is trying to heal. Blessings, Y'all! I love my Premiere Membership- what a wonderful resource!
Yes, we use pig panels for tomatoes, beans, squash etc
Invite the FIT FARMER down to the farm.
Add liquid fish/kelp fertilizer to your plants that are struggling.
hey Justin, do you know tomatehooks? you tie a rope to the bottom of a tomato, twine it around the plant and attach the hook above the tomate to a metal wire or something like that. its very easy and handy and looks also very nice. it comes with another advantage: if the tomato plant grows too high, just unwind a bit from the extra rope from the tomatohook and attach the hook again to the metal wire, but slighty shifted from the prior spot. in this way your tomate grows longer but not higher, because you compensate the height growth by diagonalising it. i hope this idea works for you :) greetings from germany, Phil
Omnivores and carnivores! Whatta beautiful feast! Check in with Jess & Miah with Roots and Refuge, if you want to reference cattle/pig panels and tomatoes. They put the panels about 20 inches up, supported by t-posts. It seems to work really nicely!
Kettlebell Training is so great! Good to see you trying it out. I love it because I found that it worked great for me, since I can do 2-3 quick 15-20 minute workouts per day, 5 days a week, it is quite fun and feels great. I think the farm work and Kettlebell training will compliment each other nicely....
According to Mark Wildman (he has an absolutely great UA-cam channel!) you can basically train every movement that humans naturally need to do with 6 basic kettlebell exercises and when I started feeling which muscles and what parts of my body have been strengthened by Kettlebell training, I am absolutely convinced that he's right.
You need walkie talkies on the farm to communicate and with main console for the beautiful one.
Wonderful day on the farm..
Have a good evening 🌷🌷🌷
Have you ever considered planting plants in groups? Like corn squash and beans all together?
Did i miss how the peppers were planted different?
I use pig panels for my trellises. Its perfect w t-posts and to top winter cold frame.with a 6ml plastic garden cover using nails and thick staples.
Thanks for sharing what you are always learning and letting us see the process. Real life. Enhanced information for us.
Good job, Jonah, for making the Memorial Day celebration happen!
Good morning from philippines filipino loves peppers
Great video! So glad to see y'all hired a trainer! You won't ever regret it! I'm a retired Personal Trainer. I received 4 certifications from the Institute of Aerobics Research, "Cooper Clinic". I'm certified in Pilates and group exercise. I trained and taught from 1978 until 2017!! I had five children at home and nursed all five until they were old enough to talk!!! My oldest was the longest! He was almost 3!!! I got a LOT of flack for that!
Tell me more about the kettle bell training please.
🇳🇱I am always happy when I see this fantastic farmer family at about 10.15 pm Dutch time then I can wait quietly for the next episode Greetings from Roosendaal Hans.
yellowing leaves; the soil is the fault near the pigs, before planting you did not aerate the soil. The spike thinga-ma-jigger. Try doing it soon.
When was the last time that your sheep with diarrhea was treated for parasites? Food for thought.
I put a spigot with a hose attachment on my polar plunge stock tank. I attach a hose when I am finished and water my fruit trees with the water. I move the hose each day down the line of trees. It always bothered me to just let the water run onto the ground.
Have you tried making baked broccoli? You drizzle some sort of liquid fat over your broccoli and add finely chopped garlic and some salt and pepper then put it on a baking sheet in your oven until the edges crisp up a bit and it gets a little softer. It tastes totally different then boiled or steamed brocolli
The sacrifice area I believe is to compacted.
Try shoes with good arch and spongy heal to cushion the impact of pressure from walking.
One percent work out every day Justin.
Keep it up!
You can look in to methods used by hydroponic growers for supporting vines. All you need is the top wire from which to hang things and you've got all the structure needed really.
Its the oddest thing but notmal for me. We hate peppers and plant just for my salsa. I just throw them wherever and pretty much ignor them. Of course they they always look better then anything else and produce better! Love greenbeans and fight them every step every 2 years to get a 100 quarts put up. It's like every other seed germinated! Too many cold snaps here.
Use the sides for peas or non pole beans
Half a dozen of those potato blooms in a vase would be lovely.
Love your show hello from Ireland 😘
such amazing content as always, would you ever consider having a full flock of sheep?
One way to get some squashes running might have been to use "melon pits" like David the Good uses. It's probably not even too late, squashes grow so fast, as long as you have the time.
You can place a diagonal structure from plants to the panels of the wall and you get good air flow under them as they grow up.👍it also keeps the fruit or veg off the ground.
after dinner Justin Rhodes video aaahhh
Awesome y’all, thanks! 👍👍👍💯💯💯
I’m having the same problem with my cucurbits in my new garden expansion. All my plants are furiously flowering and so small. Not spreading out like they usually do. Then in NY this weekend we got crazy amounts of rain. I may just direct sow some more. This is so frustrating. Using new soil this year has been challenging. It’s def not an herbacide compost situation bc I can germinate beans cleanly in it. But it’s holding a lot of water and moisture after the rain
Ha that's the same tape measure I have, now all I need is the homestead :P
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Greetings from Portugal!
Better to have strawberries and asparagus near buy, because it's so easy to miss the produce when it's ready. There is a need to watch it daily when in season or you miss it
we have a small yard in ( Warren, PA) wandering what kind of garden you think we should have
Your squashes and pumpkins need "Miracle Grow." Mix it up and apply once a week.
what a nice horse barn...
How are you watering plants in the tunnel? It would be cool if you could do some sort of a drip system using the stream and gravity/water pressure.
Put the cold tub up on the forks of the tractor and hook it to a soaker hose weaving through one of the gardens.
Hang the tomatoes off the frame. It's built for it. Plants get super heavy and will wreak your doors :) I trellis my tomatoes in a greenhouse and they are tied up to the frame.
Happy memorial day to you all. Cheers.
What's the brand of the ice cream maker you guys have? It looks amazing, thanks!
Justin check how Casey does his strings in the tunnels. I know zero about sheep but curious why you couldn't eat the older sheep? I guess because they are tough but cant you make ground meat out of them?
Yay here yaw are!!!
Plant green pole beans along those panels. You can let those beans go to white or navy beans.
Try HIIT (High Intensity Internal Training).
Will definitely try to get this going on. Whats a good soil to start with if I dont have my own farm?
Awesome!
If that's your sacrifice area, do you think if cow waste had sufficient time to decompose? I planted my squash into beds that had manure added at the base during winter. My squashes are NOT having it, stunted and yellow.
I can't wait till I do this
heel spurs hurt like a pole barn nail getting hammered in your heel, body will absorb it in 6-12 months...
You should get and old sink and put it in under your shed. Then wash the food and water bowls there.
What do the children do for school???
Top dress / hill up around those yellow sad squash and watermelon with compost. Also direct seeding would have been better than transplanting
I wonder if a whole bunch of dandelions for a season or two might break up that hard-pan dirt for you.
JUJIMUFU is i believe in NC he is a fitness youtuber. I'd love to see a cross over of that :-)
Awesome video
Where’s my boots? LOL! Who needs shoes?....
Your not eating the lamb? In my opinion the age doesn’t matter to me it all that’s good🤷♂️
Where do you get your ice cream recipes ?
You can make 'lamb ham' from the legs of the older sheep when you harvest them...makes great sandwiches
Fresh poop takes the nitrogen out of the soil‼️ Same with uncomposted wood chips THUS yellowing plants. That area needs a YEAR of rest before you plant it.
Anyone know what size that pole barn is??
I can totally relate to Lilly's rule of plate. I was like that has a kid. Eat what you don't like first then enjoy.
What was the name of the book?
What kind of ice cream maker is that? Affiliate link somewhere?
Has the beautiful one had a tattoo on her wrist? And mutton is great just needs a bit more cooking
I think it might be a pain to pull all the cucumber stems out of the chicken wire that’s on the putter walls on the greenhouse. I liked the idea of the cattle panel or string system.
Love yaw!💕
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People do not celebrate memorial day it is a day to remember those who have lost there lives in war or due to war by committing suicide. I am a vet and I don't believe this is a day to celebrate
Does one need a trainer when they're in better shape than the trainer? HMmmmm.
No surprise those sprouts are yellow being that the woodchips are still being broken down. For now, they're taking nitrogen to breakdown, not providing it. I'd give those seedlings some nitrogen rich fertilizer or compost tea and observe. Next year will be 100% different no doubt.
I'd give the watermelons a shot of MiracleGro at least once a week for the next month. It will give them a running chance.
48 here in Ohio!
Dr. Eric Berg on UA-cam is really great to listen to. He has whatever you need for info. He is a heart surgeon. One of his videos talks about how people need to feed and maintain your liver because the liver looks after the body. So it all starts with the liver. You got to check it out. 👍🤗💖. Rest
Why would you not eat the sheep harvest? There is no reason you couldn't make ground mutton with it. It's not like chicken! You can even still make roast leg of lamb. You just need to cook it low and slow for several hours, then up the heat to brown it at the end. Mutton stew cooked in a pressure cooker is DELICIOUS!! That is like saying you can't eat this 10 point buck because 'he's too old'.
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Your feet need to be in lace's no slip ons , check out some stretches for your feet . You have been exercising and running so that and bad shoes will mess up your feet not a rabbit hole you want to go down . I have suffered for years from this and good shoe's and never going barefoot will get you back on track . That's a bit hard in summer
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But I thought you quit... 😄
Pigs look so hungry.
Ice helps for Planters facilities ! It’s terrible! You might need to change your shoes! Or get some inserts! I have it but under control after 3 or 4 years of severe pain!