I really enjoyed the quick fire questions. Sometimes an answer is best to be short and sweet. BTW, thank you for keeping your children out of your videos. It's hard enough growing up in a media focused world while also trying to find your way as a teenager.
I appreciate them, also! A child who doesn't want to be in videos, should just be respected! Parents who make good decisions, for the benefit of their children, should be a role model for all!
I love Wednesdays and Saturdays. They are Kevin and Sarah days. Thanks for allof the wonderful info, videos, and letting those of us stuck "in town," have a glimpse of the good life
I'm not stuck in town anymore, but I still have coffee with Kevin and Sarah every Wednesday and Saturday! They're my best friends I don't actually know! lol
You both are a wealth of information and a breath of fresh air! Thank you for all your hard work putting all the informative videos together. They are enjoyed and appreciated!
You are experiencing the weather we had here in Oklahoma. The day Russia invaded Ukraine that evening around 11pm our electric went off like someone flipped a switch. Which kind of shocked me due to the bad weather had already came through. I was like oh boy here we go, EMP was my first thought! Then after I felt my way through to light an oil lamp, just as I got it lit and set down the electric came back on. Whew…strange the things that go through your mind now days with the times we are living in. I enjoyed your 25 questions and yes would like to have more of them.
Sheila, I've keep EMP in mind especially now. I keep a small flashlight in several rooms just for that reason. They'll be useless in case of an EMP but for normal blackouts they will keep me from breaking a leg or worse in the dark. Mike
About 25 years ago when we lived on Long Island - I was at work and there were big windows - we all saw a flash and everyone turned to the supervisor - her reply was it was snowing like crazy and it doesn't lightening during a snow storm - a few minutes later there was a big clap of thunder - so it can thunder & lightening during a snow storm - the one and only time I ever witnessed it.
Thundering and snowing at the same time is called Thunder snow, thundering and sleeting at the same time is called thunder sleet. This is what our meteorologist call it.
@@lynnschantz9185 the weather channels Jim Cantroy (bad spelling) was doing a winter storm live show and suddenly he had a thunder storm crack through during his forecast. He jumped and turned around and was so excited, he never ever experienced a thunder snow.
University of Geulph has an amazing tutorial on beekeeping. It is a compilation of about thirty videos five or six minutes each. This is definitely the Golden standard of beekeeping
Our ground is also rock with some soil on the side! I tried to plant a one quart plant a few years ago and finally got my husband because I couldn't get the "rock" out. By the time he finished half the bed was dug, had several large boulders, multiple rocks and built a stone wall with them! Driving stakes or fence posts can be ten minutes or ten days, you just never know.
I enjoy watching all your videos for a few reasons...just so you know Lol. You acknowledge the yuck of the world but you do not dwell or preach about it. You openly share your opinion, again without preaching. You share and teach without talking down to your subscribers! And last you insure that all your videos are meaningful. I learn so much! Thank you for sharing your life with us!
I saw a video of Jill at North Texas gardening and she freeze dried heavy cream. It turned into powdered butter. She has the Harvest Right freeze drier too.
Very much enjoyed the quick questions and answers! Thank you! Just had to let you know that today, like less than 30 minutes ago, we received our weed stop fabric from Growers Solutions!! Now I really cannot wait to get the garden covered for spring planting!! Six feet by three hundred feet should cover the entire garden!!! Whew hew! Let's go!! Thank you for all the information and encouragement that you give to all of us! Stay safe, be happy and God bless you!!
So grateful that you dedicated this video to talking about "the elephant in the 'world' room"..... So often I tune in to catch up on what you all are doing on the homestead but I always love the distraction from the threats and horrors that lie beyond the gate. Keep safe and continue to keep the faith, love your life and family and keep on going. God Bless!
My husband and I watch all your videos. You two have inspired us to become more self-sufficient by raising our own meat, fruits, and veggies. Thank you for being so open and real.
Hi Sarah. You might want to grow Lovage instead of Celery. It's an herb that tastes like celery. I dry the leaves and crush them similar to parsley. It's in the celery family, but has a round stalk. Mine used to get as tall as me; 6' tall in Western NY. Here in TN it grows about 3'. Good luck and enjoy.
We have a cream separator as well. I have found that it doesn’t work well and lots of trouble. What brand do you use? Ours came from Ukraine. We didn’t have English instructions so we watched videos. We don’t use it. It pains me to buy cream.
I greatly appreciate you folks, wishing you and yours well. May I suggest an idea I noticed when you use your post driver you lift it up high to put it on the post as Sarah holds the post plumb and vertical. Perhaps if you left the driver on the ground put the post into the driver "cup" then raised the post it may be easier. Just a thought and suggestion. Be well, blessings.
The sound quality is really excellent, the microphones do a fantastic job, as do you both. I'm in ireland, and I'm fascinated to watch your posts every week. You guys take care over there, I often remember Sarah stating that she felt the need to grow extra tomatoes one year, she didn't know why, but she was going with her gut - next thing that happened was covid and you guys over there had serious shortages in the stores. We didn't really have many shortages, just flour in the first couple of months, but it levelled out fairly well and fairly quickly. I always remember Sarah and her gut feeling though. I always listen to those gut feelings too - and I'm proved right more than wrong. God bless and thank you for a very welcome distraction over many miserable covid days, you were both an upbeat interlude on many a downbeat day. I've laughed with you, cried with you and thoroughly enjoyed the ducks giving out when ye let them out in the morning, talk about scolds, the lot of them 😂
Thank you, for the quick question and answer session. I would love to hear more of these. It is very informative and when watching your videos, questions like these pop up.
Love the variation and amount of information. You have stayed true to your teaching format over the years and that is appreciated. Keep up the quality work.
I’ve been watching you all for years. First time I’ve left a comment. Just wanted to let you all know I’ve learned so much and appreciate you! We got our freeze dryer a couple of weeks ago and feel much better about food preservation. We will sometimes turn you all on just to calm ourselves down. Thanks for all your hard work and sharing! ❤️ from Tennessee
Dear Hubby and I live in the city in Southern California and so enjoy watching your homesteading adventures in Missouri! You two have a grand work ethic and graciously support one another in all you do! Your enthusiasm for sustainable living is contagious; kudos! God bless you and your daughters!
🇨🇦 Great video. Thanks. You two are lovely. You're fun, funny and informative and I appreciate you being open about your faith. After all, He is the giver of all good things.
I always enjoy Kevin & Sarah video's and I love ❤ your ask & answer question videos. Thanks and wishing you well with your garden and moving to your farm.
I made ghee from store bought unsalted butter after your video - it came out fantastic! I have access to many mid eastern grocery stores so I but and use ghee. Like everything else the price has gone up - and LIDL has butter for under $2 a pound! So it was less than half the price of Ghee and the taste is amazing. Thank you!
It's no wonder why you are my first You Tube channel check since you are both delightful, even you Kevin! Sarah is truly "peaches and cream" if you understand this old saying, she's a doll, a cutie, a sweetheart. Many thanks for your videos. I pray you will continue providing your excellent videos for many years and do so in the best of health, always. Love from north Idaho, USA.
So glad I saw this as you all answered some of the questions I was wondering about. I saw an episode done by Cogg Hill Farm that showed how to use the bucket of a tractor to drive posts in the ground. He cut a metal pipe 3' shorter than the post and put it on the post. This kept the post from bending as they pushed it down with the bucket. They would stop pushing when they got to the top of the pipe. This also made sure the posts were all the same height. Hope that made sense. (Loved your shirt today, Sara!)
I have ALWAYS appreciated the way you two take on: Questions, comments and objections HEAD ON! Your GROWN, you answer like an ADULT and you're straight forward and HONEST about stuff. Makes you _Leaders_ in the 'Homesteading' world as far as I'm concerned. Be BLESSED!
Here in SE New Brunswick we have thunderstorms during snowstorms, more often each year it seems now - first time was like 😳 is that thunder? 😁😄 Now it’s we got thunder too ( if it happens in a snowstorm- almost expect it now it’s that often
In light of all the conflicts around us, thank you for the fun questions and answers video. I appreciate you mentioning it, but getting a few minute video away from it was helpful. I'm glad someone asked about the bee keeping. I completely respect NOT doing something you're not prepared to undertake right now. May God bless and keep you and yours.
A couple thoughts came to me while listening to your Q&A's this morning. The comment about your fertilizer bill made me think about Joel Salatins methods of doing the chicken tractors & rotational natural fertilizing. It might help? Also, I sympathize with the lifting of the post pounder. I use the non motorized kind that slips over the end and it's even heavy. I just make sure the end is where I want it, lean it about 45 deg. and then slip it on as I push the post up straight. It's only half the lifting distance. Keep up the good work!
Dear Kevin and Sarah, I watch your videos with great regularity. This kind of question and answer session I find very valuable. I encourage you to use this format again. Sincerely, Larry Clarence Lewis, Ontario, Canada.
2 Questions: 1) What do your feed your rabbits? Pigs? 2) Would love to see the 'putting up for the night' process. I enjoy 'going along' to let all the critters out...just wondering how the putting up goes.
Sara, I bought some celery seed and leaf celery seed for this year to try. I use a lot of dried celery in my cooking and love the flavor of the leaves, so praying at least the leaf seed will do well to stock my pantry! Texas Deb ❤️
Haven't planted celery in a few years because of lack of space but never had a problem prior. I am now going to order some celery seed and see what happens. I'm wondering if it might be the variety.
I planted the Chinese white celery this fall and it did well until it got cold very quickly after being unseasonably warm. It is still alive at root level. I've never tried it before and it started in cell pots fine, it just took a week or two.
Yes, I really enjoyed this episode. One or two new bits of info for me. You were the first "homesteader" channel I watched, and you have inspired me so much. In fact, this summer we will be moving to our own homestead (a mother/daughter house) on nearly 12 acres. Thank goodness our kids think like us!
YOU TWO ARE SWEET … YES I watch all your videos and share many with many … God bless you and keep you always 🙏🙏🙏 ~ JillyinSD MY granny was born in Polo, Missouri
Love you two. We are urban farmers in a very small way-1 gorgeous giving avocado tree and 1 Valencia orange. 2 4x8 raised beds plus pots that I grow in year around, as we are in SoCal. Your tips are great and I love your videos! Q & A was great. Saw the ghee video. Friends keep livestock and I will definitely get some cream from them and make it! So easy.
I was looking into the possibility of getting a guernsey cow. I’ll have to research buying one. Both of my cows now are partial Jersey, and I love them.
What a great video today (though all are great!)...Loved the "shotgun" format. AND we had thunder-sleet here in Kansas a couple of weeks ago in the middle of the night. Wild! The lightning was pretty intense.
I love your Q & A videos. They’re so much fun to listen to. We appreciate all your hard work and enjoy having you take us along on your journey. Stay safe and healthy. God Bless!
For the cost of the fertilizer....please consider regenerative farming instead....it will pair perfectly with ur gardening practices and quite frankly will draw u more subscribers which will more than pay for the cost of fertilizer and any hay costs while u work on building up ur soil to grow a better hay crop. 🙏💪👍👍
I cannot how much I have learned from the 2 of you. Thank you. I don't blame you for keeping your girls out of the videos. I also hope the one had a full recovery. Once again thank you for sharing your wisdom and knowledge. Much appreciated. Live from ohio
Nice to get to know you a bit better and the short questions was kind of cool. I guess in today's world it is good to know we have the Lord that will supply all our needs according to His riches in glory if we learn to have faith and trust Him..God bless.
I always learn something new from you two, and with everything going on in the world, it is always such a solace to check in with what you two are up to and see Sarah‘s gorgeous dimples smiling at me constantly. I don’t know how you stay so upbeat but I am grateful to the both of you for putting out the content that you do, thank you. God bless and stay safe!♥️🙏
I did enjoy this quick Q&A. I’m a city girl, not a homesteader, so I don’t need in depth explanations - just answers to things that make me go..hhmmm. 🤔. Thanks for that. ❤️
I loved this video Sarah and Kevin! You're so enthusiastic and happy all the time and just a wealth of information. My husband and I are starting a homestead and I can say, we couldn't be doing it any better as amateurs without your channel! Robin and Charlie in East Tennessee thanks you so much! Ps. Can you give a link for your microphones in the Amazon store? I couldn't find them if it was there.
Good Video ! Bless you for protecting your daughters. I know they are lovely cause I can see their parents. We raised four beautiful daughters....must take after their Mother. I used to joke with people that I lived with five women. Prayers to your family.
Fun video. We are also experiencing the crazy Missouri weather. Always say if you don't like the weather here, just wait a day and it will be completely different. 😃
I really enjoyed the quick fire questions. Sometimes an answer is best to be short and sweet.
BTW, thank you for keeping your children out of your videos. It's hard enough growing up in a media focused world while also trying to find your way as a teenager.
I appreciate them, also! A child who doesn't want to be in videos, should just be respected! Parents who make good decisions, for the benefit of their children, should be a role model for all!
My grandson is being deployed next week to go over there. I am crying and praying. He just turned 19. Hugs❤
I love Wednesdays and Saturdays. They are Kevin and Sarah days. Thanks for allof the wonderful info, videos, and letting those of us stuck "in town," have a glimpse of the good life
Go back to their first few show under community
heading on the home page and select "oldest ". They have posted over 500 videos.
I'm not stuck in town anymore, but I still have coffee with Kevin and Sarah every Wednesday and Saturday! They're my best friends I don't actually know! lol
That Is so true, I live in Guatemala an I always look for the video and make sure is there so I can see it later in the day.
For a while, it seemed people were trying to race to see if they could the first one to view it.
I’ve freeze dried entire stalks of celery then powdered it. Love it in soups!
Praising my Savior
All the day long
Love the shirt Sarah
You both are a wealth of information and a breath of fresh air! Thank you for all your hard work putting all the informative videos together. They are enjoyed and appreciated!
You are experiencing the weather we had here in Oklahoma. The day Russia invaded Ukraine that evening around 11pm our electric went off like someone flipped a switch. Which kind of shocked me due to the bad weather had already came through. I was like oh boy here we go, EMP was my first thought! Then after I felt my way through to light an oil lamp, just as I got it lit and set down the electric came back on. Whew…strange the things that go through your mind now days with the times we are living in. I enjoyed your 25 questions and yes would like to have more of them.
Sheila, I've keep EMP in mind especially now. I keep a small flashlight in several rooms just for that reason. They'll be useless in case of an EMP but for normal blackouts they will keep me from breaking a leg or worse in the dark. Mike
More Q and A video's like this would be interesting.
About 25 years ago when we lived on Long Island - I was at work and there were big windows - we all saw a flash and everyone turned to the supervisor - her reply was it was snowing like crazy and it doesn't lightening during a snow storm - a few minutes later there was a big clap of thunder - so it can thunder & lightening during a snow storm - the one and only time I ever witnessed it.
Thundering and snowing at the same time is called Thunder snow, thundering and sleeting at the same time is called thunder sleet. This is what our meteorologist call it.
@@lynnschantz9185 the weather channels Jim Cantroy (bad spelling) was doing a winter storm live show and suddenly he had a thunder storm crack through during his forecast. He jumped and turned around and was so excited, he never ever experienced a thunder snow.
Yes, it's darn scary to see lightning and see streaks of it then add the claps of thunder. Makes one wonder what had happened to make GOD so angry.
University of Geulph has an amazing tutorial on beekeeping. It is a compilation of about thirty videos five or six minutes each. This is definitely the Golden standard of beekeeping
We call it "Thunder Snow" up here in Canada. It usually means a hard cold front is following after that.
How fun that was. Thanks and have a blessed day!
Our ground is also rock with some soil on the side! I tried to plant a one quart plant a few years ago and finally got my husband because I couldn't get the "rock" out. By the time he finished half the bed was dug, had several large boulders, multiple rocks and built a stone wall with them! Driving stakes or fence posts can be ten minutes or ten days, you just never know.
I enjoy watching all your videos for a few reasons...just so you know Lol. You acknowledge the yuck of the world but you do not dwell or preach about it. You openly share your opinion, again without preaching. You share and teach without talking down to your subscribers! And last you insure that all your videos are meaningful. I learn so much! Thank you for sharing your life with us!
I saw a video of Jill at North Texas gardening and she freeze dried heavy cream. It turned into powdered butter. She has the Harvest Right freeze drier too.
Very much enjoyed the quick questions and answers! Thank you! Just had to let you know that today, like less than 30 minutes ago, we received our weed stop fabric from Growers Solutions!! Now I really cannot wait to get the garden covered for spring planting!! Six feet by three hundred feet should cover the entire garden!!! Whew hew! Let's go!! Thank you for all the information and encouragement that you give to all of us! Stay safe, be happy and God bless you!!
So grateful that you dedicated this video to talking about "the elephant in the 'world' room"..... So often I tune in to catch up on what you all are doing on the homestead but I always love the distraction from the threats and horrors that lie beyond the gate.
Keep safe and continue to keep the faith, love your life and family and keep on going. God Bless!
My husband and I watch all your videos. You two have inspired us to become more self-sufficient by raising our own meat, fruits, and veggies. Thank you for being so open and real.
Kevin's shirt is too much. Thanks for answering all the questions, it was fun. Love,love,love your channel.
The Q&A's are awesome I'm not a farm homesteader but I am a urban homesteader
Hi Sarah. You might want to grow Lovage instead of Celery. It's an herb that tastes like celery. I dry the leaves and crush them similar to parsley. It's in the celery family, but has a round stalk. Mine used to get as tall as me; 6' tall in Western NY. Here in TN it grows about 3'. Good luck and enjoy.
I’m in western NY , and would love to grow Lovage , where is the best place to purchase?
FUN! Thanks for the thought and idea of a light-hearted video. Perfect timing! Blessings!
That was fun! It felt more like visiting with friends, which is great! Be Blessed.
You can definitely make ghee from goat's butter. Butter can be made from their cream, we do it all the time. We have a cream separator.
We have a cream separator as well. I have found that it doesn’t work well and lots of trouble. What brand do you use? Ours came from Ukraine. We didn’t have English instructions so we watched videos. We don’t use it. It pains me to buy cream.
Y'all are so precious. Enjoy all your answers to all our questions.
We have had 'thundersnow' here in southern Alberta, Canada.
Prayers for Canada and U.S. and nations all around the world.♥️🇨🇦🙏🇺🇲
I've bought so many Elle & Grace shirts. I love them and have given them as gifts, too.
My husband and I are enjoying a quiet Saturday morning learning a little more about Living Traditions Homestead. Thank you for another lovely video. 🌻
I really like this. I know it's Hard to get to everyone's question great way to get back to some with answers. Hope you do more videos like this. 🙂
I greatly appreciate you folks, wishing you and yours well. May I suggest an idea I noticed when you use your post driver you lift it up high to put it on the post as Sarah holds the post plumb and vertical. Perhaps if you left the driver on the ground put the post into the driver "cup" then raised the post it may be easier. Just a thought and suggestion. Be well, blessings.
The smile on Kevin's face, when Sarah was laughing, is priceless!
The sound quality is really excellent, the microphones do a fantastic job, as do you both. I'm in ireland, and I'm fascinated to watch your posts every week. You guys take care over there, I often remember Sarah stating that she felt the need to grow extra tomatoes one year, she didn't know why, but she was going with her gut - next thing that happened was covid and you guys over there had serious shortages in the stores. We didn't really have many shortages, just flour in the first couple of months, but it levelled out fairly well and fairly quickly. I always remember Sarah and her gut feeling though. I always listen to those gut feelings too - and I'm proved right more than wrong. God bless and thank you for a very welcome distraction over many miserable covid days, you were both an upbeat interlude on many a downbeat day. I've laughed with you, cried with you and thoroughly enjoyed the ducks giving out when ye let them out in the morning, talk about scolds, the lot of them 😂
Celery freeze drys well. I do a celery and carrots together for my soups
Thank you, for the quick question and answer session. I would love to hear more of these. It is very informative and when watching your videos, questions like these pop up.
Love the variation and amount of information. You have stayed true to your teaching format over the years and that is appreciated. Keep up the quality work.
I’ve been watching you all for years. First time I’ve left a comment. Just wanted to let you all know I’ve learned so much and appreciate you! We got our freeze dryer a couple of weeks ago and feel much better about food preservation. We will sometimes turn you all on just to calm ourselves down. Thanks for all your hard work and sharing! ❤️ from Tennessee
Dear Hubby and I live in the city in Southern California and so enjoy watching your homesteading adventures in Missouri! You two have a grand work ethic and graciously support one another in all you do! Your enthusiasm for sustainable living is contagious; kudos! God bless you and your daughters!
one of the many reasons I chose to follow your UA-cam , is because you don’t exploit your children. super admirable!
Sound quality of your videos is the best of any of the videos we watch.
🇨🇦 Great video. Thanks. You two are lovely. You're fun, funny and informative and I appreciate you being open about your faith. After all, He is the giver of all good things.
I love watching, listening to you spread knowledge to others. God Bless
I always enjoy Kevin & Sarah video's and I love ❤ your ask & answer question videos. Thanks and wishing you well with your garden and moving to your farm.
Good job Kevin and Sarah, you're doing it right. Thanks for sharing. Fred.
I made ghee from store bought unsalted butter after your video - it came out fantastic! I have access to many mid eastern grocery stores so I but and use ghee. Like everything else the price has gone up - and LIDL has butter for under $2 a pound! So it was less than half the price of Ghee and the taste is amazing. Thank you!
It's no wonder why you are my first You Tube channel check since you are both delightful, even you Kevin! Sarah is truly "peaches and cream" if you understand this old saying, she's a doll, a cutie, a sweetheart. Many thanks for your videos. I pray you will continue providing your excellent videos for many years and do so in the best of health, always. Love from north Idaho, USA.
So glad I saw this as you all answered some of the questions I was wondering about. I saw an episode done by Cogg Hill Farm that showed how to use the bucket of a tractor to drive posts in the ground. He cut a metal pipe 3' shorter than the post and put it on the post. This kept the post from bending as they pushed it down with the bucket. They would stop pushing when they got to the top of the pipe. This also made sure the posts were all the same height. Hope that made sense. (Loved your shirt today, Sara!)
I always enjoy watching your videos regardless of subject matter. You are gifted with the ability to teach.
I have ALWAYS appreciated the way you two take on: Questions, comments and objections HEAD ON! Your GROWN, you answer like an ADULT and you're straight forward and HONEST about stuff. Makes you _Leaders_ in the 'Homesteading' world as far as I'm concerned. Be BLESSED!
Here in SE New Brunswick we have thunderstorms during snowstorms, more often each year it seems now - first time was like 😳 is that thunder? 😁😄 Now it’s we got thunder too ( if it happens in a snowstorm- almost expect it now it’s that often
Have been praying for all a long time. Stay safe! Lv an Prayers to all.
In light of all the conflicts around us, thank you for the fun questions and answers video. I appreciate you mentioning it, but getting a few minute video away from it was helpful. I'm glad someone asked about the bee keeping. I completely respect NOT doing something you're not prepared to undertake right now. May God bless and keep you and yours.
The sound on your videos is GREAT!!!! Love those microphones!
A couple thoughts came to me while listening to your Q&A's this morning. The comment about your fertilizer bill made me think about Joel Salatins methods of doing the chicken tractors & rotational natural fertilizing. It might help? Also, I sympathize with the lifting of the post pounder. I use the non motorized kind that slips over the end and it's even heavy. I just make sure the end is where I want it, lean it about 45 deg. and then slip it on as I push the post up straight. It's only half the lifting distance. Keep up the good work!
I recently got 10 mineral tubs from my farming neighbor. So excited to use them for herbs.
Your videos are a relaxing & educational treat , especially today when I needed a pick me up.
Dear Kevin and Sarah, I watch your videos with great regularity. This kind of question and answer session I find very valuable. I encourage you to use this format again. Sincerely, Larry Clarence Lewis, Ontario, Canada.
Hi Kevin & Sarah,such an interesting video.Thanks for taking the time to answer the questions.Take care & have a wonderful week.👏🏻😊👍🏻
2 Questions: 1) What do your feed your rabbits? Pigs? 2) Would love to see the 'putting up for the night' process. I enjoy 'going along' to let all the critters out...just wondering how the putting up goes.
Enjoyed this fireside q&a. I'm really excited to follow your adventures coming up. Stay warm.
Sara, I bought some celery seed and leaf celery seed for this year to try. I use a lot of dried celery in my cooking and love the flavor of the leaves, so praying at least the leaf seed will do well to stock my pantry! Texas Deb ❤️
Haven't planted celery in a few years because of lack of space but never had a problem prior. I am now going to order some celery seed and see what happens. I'm wondering if it might be the variety.
I planted the Chinese white celery this fall and it did well until it got cold very quickly after being unseasonably warm. It is still alive at root level.
I've never tried it before and it started in cell pots fine, it just took a week or two.
You can plant the butt of your store bought celery and it will grow, but not practical for a huge garden like yours.
@@hecker0402 Hello from TN! I just planted a celery "butt" a few days ago. It is starting to send up little green shoots! GOD bless
I like everything you do! But, yes, please continue the quick fire questions!
That was fun! Thanks Guys. 😊
I like you humble and honest hearts
Really really like this type of q&a!
Yes, I really enjoyed this episode. One or two new bits of info for me. You were the first "homesteader" channel I watched, and you have inspired me so much. In fact, this summer we will be moving to our own homestead (a mother/daughter house) on nearly 12 acres. Thank goodness our kids think like us!
I love your videos! Very educational. You two are excellent teachers.
YOU TWO ARE SWEET …
YES I watch all your videos and share many with many …
God bless you and keep you always 🙏🙏🙏
~ JillyinSD
MY granny was born in Polo, Missouri
Definitely love your videos and learn a lot from the wonderful people who comment, also!
Love the lightning round Q&A!!!
Like the quick fire question format for answering questions.
Love you two. We are urban farmers in a very small way-1 gorgeous giving avocado tree and 1 Valencia orange. 2 4x8 raised beds plus pots that I grow in year around, as we are in SoCal. Your tips are great and I love your videos! Q & A was great. Saw the ghee video. Friends keep livestock and I will definitely get some cream from them and make it! So easy.
Would you do a video showing all your greenhouses; comparing uses, pros, cons, issues, tips for first-time buyers and growers, etc.
my wife and I love your site. You are very good on picking subjects and were very wise to keep your kids lives private. Keep up the great work.
Thanks Kevin and Sarah
Excellent.I look forward to seeing your videos every morning 😃👍🏻
I was looking into the possibility of getting a guernsey cow. I’ll have to research buying one. Both of my cows now are partial Jersey, and I love them.
Goodonya for protecting your daughters. Great decision!
Blessings to you two. I really do enjoy spending time learning from you.
Awesome video. You guys deserve all the good things that come your way.
What a great video today (though all are great!)...Loved the "shotgun" format. AND we had thunder-sleet here in Kansas a couple of weeks ago in the middle of the night. Wild! The lightning was pretty intense.
Mahalo 🌈 for you both and Yes it answered questions I had but, did not ask! Aloha and God 🙏 Bless you and your Ohana
Love your channel and you two, so down to earth
Thank you for the Q and A! Love to see more in the future!
I really enjoyed this quick Q & A. Have a great day!
Lovethe Q&A's
Been following a looong time, you inspire.
I love your Q & A videos. They’re so much fun to listen to. We appreciate all your hard work and enjoy having you take us along on your journey. Stay safe and healthy. God Bless!
Love this format as a nice in between. I'm sure it's an easier video for y'all to make too, so gladly keep them coming!
For the cost of the fertilizer....please consider regenerative farming instead....it will pair perfectly with ur gardening practices and quite frankly will draw u more subscribers which will more than pay for the cost of fertilizer and any hay costs while u work on building up ur soil to grow a better hay crop. 🙏💪👍👍
Horse / cow pulled wagon, sickle bar etc
I cannot how much I have learned from the 2 of you. Thank you. I don't blame you for keeping your girls out of the videos. I also hope the one had a full recovery. Once again thank you for sharing your wisdom and knowledge. Much appreciated. Live from ohio
Nice to get to know you a bit better and the short questions was kind of cool. I guess in today's world it is good to know we have the Lord that will supply all our needs according to His riches in glory if we learn to have faith and trust Him..God bless.
Good morning. When I lived in IN I remember at least 2-3 thunder snow storms... yeah, it was weird. I enjoyed the Q&A.
I always learn something new from you two, and with everything going on in the world, it is always such a solace to check in with what you two are up to and see Sarah‘s gorgeous dimples smiling at me constantly. I don’t know how you stay so upbeat but I am grateful to the both of you for putting out the content that you do, thank you. God bless and stay safe!♥️🙏
Great video!
I did enjoy this quick Q&A. I’m a city girl, not a homesteader, so I don’t need in depth explanations - just answers to things that make me go..hhmmm. 🤔. Thanks for that. ❤️
I loved this video Sarah and Kevin! You're so enthusiastic and happy all the time and just a wealth of information. My husband and I are starting a homestead and I can say, we couldn't be doing it any better as amateurs without your channel! Robin and Charlie in East Tennessee thanks you so much! Ps. Can you give a link for your microphones in the Amazon store? I couldn't find them if it was there.
Good Morning! Love your chatting videos! May the Lord bless you!
Yes Love, love, love your microphones!
Good Video ! Bless you for protecting your daughters. I know they are lovely cause I can see their parents. We raised four beautiful daughters....must take after their Mother. I used to joke with people that I lived with five women. Prayers to your family.
You two are simply terrific.
Fun video. We are also experiencing the crazy Missouri weather. Always say if you don't like the weather here, just wait a day and it will be completely different. 😃