There are NO STUPID HOMESTEAD questions | Pantry Chat Q & A
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2024
- In this week's episode of the Pantry Chat, we're answering your questions on topics from freeze-drying, garden planting, soil amendments & composting to food storage, planting and fermenting with the phases of the moon, and buying seeds!
Grab a cup of coffee and come hang out with us! If you have any questions, be sure to leave them in the comments section and we may answer them in the next Pantry Chat Q & A.
LINKS MENTIONED:
- Freeze Drying Milk: homesteadingfamily.com/how-to...
- Garden Planning Basics: homesteadingfamily.com/garden...
- Homemade Bone Broth: homesteadingfamily.com/instan...
- Fermenting 101: homesteadingfamily.com/preser...
- Fruit Tree Care: homesteadingfamily.com/prunin...
- Food Storage Tips: homesteadingfamily.com/buildi...
- Fermented Limes: homesteadingfamily.com/preser...
- Compost 101: homesteadingfamily.com/how-to...
- Thorvin Kelp: homesteadingfamily.com/thorvi...
- Redmond Animal Salt: homesteadingfamily.com/redmon...
TIME STAMPS:
0:00 - Chit Chat
9:30 - Freeze Dried Milk
11:55 - Planting North & South
14:44 - Saving Broth Fat
17:25 - Amending Soil
19:15 - Moon Phases & Fermenting
22:36 - Fruit Tree Care
24:42 - Food Storage
27:10 - Buying Seeds
29:38 - Fermenting Vessels
31:41 - Minerals in Soil
34:27 - Fermented Limes
35:44 - Composting
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MORE ABOUT US!
WELCOME! We're so glad you're here! We are Josh and Carolyn Thomas. Together with our eleven children, we are The Homesteading Family where we’re living a self-sustainable life in beautiful North Idaho. Let us welcome you and show you a bit about us here: bit.ly/HFWelcomeVideo
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- Thrive Wellness Checklist - A simple guide for healthy living: homesteadingfamily.com/TWC_YT
- Permaculture for Your Homestead- An introduction to permaculture with some strategies for applying it to one’s homestead and garden.
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- Save the Crumbs- Several Recipes for using bread leftovers, a less committal entry to bread than the workshop. homesteadingfamily.com/STC_YT
- Fearless Fermenting- A simple guide on basic lacto-ferments. homesteadingfamily.com/FF_YT
- Fermenting Tomatoes - Easiest and fastest tomato preservation: homesteadingfamily.com/FT_YT
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How rude people are. I love how you explain things and especially the chemistry between you. You guy's are fun and helpful. Talk away sweetie
Amen
I agree.
The word "chat" is in the title what did they expect false advertising?
I agree.
I agree! Don’t let those negative comment get to you.. the rest of us love your pantry chats and we don’t want you to change a thing 💕
I have been following you for about a year now, and as a farmer for almost 50 years I have Learned a lot from you. Your channel is one of the best Homesteading sources out there. At 60 I sold every thing I had In Arkansas moved to an island in the Southern Bahamas and started all over. I was told I would not have much success gardening in the sand and salt here. WRONG; my garden was so successful after 3 years I reduced the size to half. I now keep chickens, rabbits and a milk goat. I am dolng reacher on honey bees.
P.S. your are not talking too much. My personality is pretty Blan, so I enjoy listening to you. ❤️👍
Your message was just what I needed to hear, it’s always been my dream to do bit of homesteading but never found the way to do it. Now at 61 I can but wasn’t sure if it was a pie in the sky ’Ive always done the duty thing, now it’s time to follow my heart
That sounds like a dream life ❤️
I haven’t gone in a few years but have vacationed in isla Mujeres Mexico several times, while there I noticed they don’t grow any vegetables, they rely on everything imported to the island. They have piles of palm fronds and seaweed that could be composted but it’s not, I’ve just dreamt of changing the food supply on that island !!!
Anyhow, I’m up here in zone 3 of northern Minnesota with a very short growing season 😏
Happy gardening 😍
You don’t talk to much, you teach and that requires words. You give information that can be overlooked by others.
Some people just want to be told the shortcut to how to do things rather than understand the problem and solution. The problem with that is like the story about the proper way to cook a ham. A woman was cooking the holiday ham and started by cutting the rounded end off. Her husband asked her why she did that. She responded that that was the proper way to cook it; the way her mother taught her. She then called her mother to ask why you needed to cut that end off. Her mother said because that was how her mother had always done it. The woman then called her grandmother and asked the same question. The grandmother responded, “because the only roasting pan I had was too small to hold the whole ham.”
I want to know that what I’m doing is indeed the best way to do something and not some work around that doesn’t apply to me.
The chit chat is like getting a little glimpse on what is happening with you which is great for prompting us to think about those little things that can easily fall through the cracks as we spend our time thinking about animals and gardens and such.
There are so many UA-cam channels out there that if your style doesn’t work for someone they can easily keep looking for someone who presents in a way conducive to their learning style. You keep doin’ you.
That was such a funny story and a perfect illustration of just copying someone vs knowing the "why".
I love your talking and I love the chit chat. Your just telling as much information as possible. Thanks for your knowledge.
I thank the heavens for you guys and your willingness to share your knowledge, I'm sure it's not always easy to put yourselves out there but I thank you so much from the bottom of my heart for all that you do. ☺
Pantry chats always brighten my day, so much admiration for you two, I love the fun chit chat as much as the educational content ❤️❤️
Please, please keep talking!! We love your chit chat and enjoyed seeing you giddy today. Some people just take life too seriously. Don’t take their negative comments personally.
I'm amazed at how they can talk straight through each episode, no cuts or dead ends. There's a lot of confidence in their knowledge, especially of what they don't know or uncertain about. I wonder if some of the complaints are just sexist b.s. there's studies showing even when women speak less than a quarter of the time, they're still seen as monopolizing the time.
@@moriseyusa I was wondering the same thing.
The two of you are an absolute joy, and give so much of yourself and I just want to say how much I appreciate your help and love seeing your obvious love and respect for each other ❤
You talk to share knowledge... our choice to listen, wisdom!
Carolyn,
Those critics are crazy!When you speak you always have something valuable to say. I avoid other you tubers who just go on and on and don't say anything valuable. I have learned so much from you!
Talk too much? That is seriously messed up. I love how both of you teach! It is not too much or too little.
Keep up the good work.😎🥰
You Talk To Much ???😅😂🤣 What in the world 🙄🤔🤪 Love you two...appreciate all you do and share with us. I've learned TONS from both of you and am just about old enough to be your parent 😅 I love to learn and you two are wonderful teachers. Thanks for being here and Talking to us in a meaningful and understandable way.
May God's blessing continue to be Bountifully 😃🙏💕👍👍
I love the way you interact with one another. I often check for your videos first because you’re so down to earth, friendly and natural. I certainly don’t think you talk too much. You both appear to think about what you’re saying and seem quite considered with your words. You convey loads of valuable information concisely, clearly and warm-heartedly.
Thanks for your beautiful videos.
What book from the 1700 are you finding all these tips in Caroline?
BTW… keep talking Caroline’ don’t listen to that negative person.
I think we do the dusting all wrong these days. My Granny used to sprinkle water everywhere to keep the dust from flying up before sweeping. We learned from her to damp dust. Use a wet cloth to wipe down instead of flicking round fluffy dusters. I don't think I would want tea or coffee smells. Would it not encourage a bit of mold? Maybe a spray bottle with water and some lemon, vinegar, essential oils, or something in it. Great videos. Thank you. Mx
Yes, they certainly did. The damp tea leaves and coffee grounds do absorb the dust. Kept the gunk on the ground instead of in the air. Just push into dust pan and toss into the garden.
I’ve got a swiffer and some wash cloths that fit it almost perfectly. I’ll spray in the general direction of the floor with the sprayer on mist and damp mop the occasionally. It works beautifully.
I think conversation with you in REAL life would be amazing! Keep talking!
Native Hawaiians use the phases of the moon for many things - planting crops, harvesting, starting an ocean voyage, weather predictions, calendar seasons, etc. Our ancestors were so much more knowledgable than we will ever be...
Carolyn is fascinating! I love that Josh said that as long as the two of you’ve been married. What a joy to see the gift you’ve been given.
That made me want to cry. I LOVE LOVE LOVE pantry chats.
I love your videos and I am one that hates a lot of filler chat BUT CAROLINE I love all your chat and information. Just found you and think your a great teacher and your REAL. As is Josh. Your both great hosts. Thanks for inviting us into your home and your gardens. Love the videos. Hope one day I can join your membership.
Chit chat is where we learn. I learnt more about horticulture on a broader spectrum than when I was at college, and obv because I'm in England watching this I learn loads of new things on here that no one knows here
You two are so cute and genuine. Caroline, you look so good in this one as well as sounding good. I like the methodical way both of you have in explaining the various teachings you present. I guess I connect and understand you more than I do other persuasions of homesteaders. Thanks for all the free content. What a service. What a ministry.
Josh @ 7:20: "Keep the old books; they're important."
Me, nodding emphatically: "Amen! Preach it, brother!"
PLUS, we've been having such CRAZY weather that it's been more about seeing what survives!
I can't believe someone said you talk too much! What! I could listen to you all day because you are such a wealth of knowledge. Keep up the great work! I hope to meet you someday.
You don't talk too much . You give us the necessary details that we are in need of. THANK YOU SOOO MUCH , HOMESTEADING FAMILY !!!!
You do not talk too much. That "stupid - not stupid" question was amazing! Great chat. Love and hugs.
It is so fascinating (Historical info) about the wind and growing crops. I love info like that. This could take many years off of having to learn by experience. It all makes sense. Thank you🦋🦋
Thank you both so very much for this video,!!! Regarding the fat used to condition leather, we've learned to never leave those gloves outside or anywhere where wild or domestic critters can get a whiff of that scent, you will loose your gloves. The sweeping with damp tea leaves is interesting, I wonder if just using a fine mist spray of water (and essential oil) might do the trick too, without the added mess? With the Moon phase, I agree, there certainly is good science to that. As Christians we would never consider or believe in something 'magical'. I used to think it was all 'voo-doo" But the science behind it is true as far as the gravitational pull on fluid during the Waxing moon. Both my husband and I are from farming families and grandparents and great grandparents were God fearing Christians, they also used the moon phase system to plan gardening and other farm work. I personally have noticed that three days before and a day or two after the full moon, the fluid in my lungs and limbs very high and uncomfortable as I have a rare lymph node condition called 'LAMs disease', So after the full moon, my breathing improves and I feel great! I also notice our sourdough starter really gets ramped up right around the full moon, then shrinks back down after, and our ferments react the same! So thank you for talking about this and Thank you both again for sharing your most beautiful homesteading journey with us.
Raven❤️
REQUEST: COULD YOU DO A VIDEO ON THE WAY YOU ARE DOING A FOREST GARDEN? Also...what books do you read? Love listening to you two! Thank you so much for doing these chats!!!
They do have a good video on books for the homestead.😊
Thank you for the chit-chat, I appreciate the unity.
I'm so glad you all are still in the thinking/planning stage! We're in Interior Alaska, and have snow up to our ears still. It's nice to watch a homesteading channel and not get envious of their different climate!
Schmaltz! Chicken fat.
Mary's Nest has a video.
I roast chicken with it. And it's amazing. Saute veg for chicken soup in it... Instead of a neutral like avocado oil, it totally amps up the flavor.
I love Mary's Nest!
Josh and Carolyn, Can I request Josh make a video focusing In detail on companion placement of varieties in the bean tunnel, rows , And raised beds? I know some of the basics like tomatoes with Is basil, onions with carrots, And pollinators . But I saw Josh's video of pudding tomatoes onions and peppers in one row. He didn't elaborate much on how far apart , Is or a harvesting plan for each.
I love your content, And let's hear more stories from your Granny! Is the one about her cutting a hole in the watermelon Was one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard
Wow! I can't believe anyone would say that Carolyn talks too much. Thank goodness she's willing to share her knowledge with us. Please don't let anyone take your voice away, Carolyn! Thank you both for sharing your wisdom with us! I also love the chit-chat part.
Good morning, we live in zone 7A in Western Kentucky. I have my garden planted and now working and planning my fall crop.
I don't think you talk to much. Alot of good info on every episode and good conversation between both of us. It's great and shows your human instead of robots. Keep up the good work and ignore the critics.
I have my Nan's book on running a house, medical and recipes. It is around the year 1897 of being printed. My Nan was born 1911.
Love all the 'talking' Josh & Carolyn, that is indeed why I watch your Pantry 'Chat' 😉! It seems almost as if I'm having tea & conversation with you!👍
Carolyn and Josh, please accept my apologies on behalf of those rude people that said you talk too much. I’m so grateful for both of you, for who you are and for your willingness to help others. Keep those chatty videos coming!! 👍🏼🥇🏆
I really enjoy your chats. Please don't change that. You include a time line out of consideration for people who may not have the time or interest for the initial chatting. I appreciate you taking the time to do that. There will always be people who are never happy or satisfied. Please don't waste energy worrying about the few complaints.
Why do people get so crotchety about chit chat? If you want to-the-point tutorials, HF has that...plus, you can find those literally all over UA-cam. I like the personal touch. Keep it up, y'all!
As a missionary kid growing up in small Indian village in Mexico we always saw they used damp sawdust on the floor to help do the same thing as the tea leaves! It always smelled clean and fresh with the cedar sawdust.
Your voice is very calming to me. I watch all of your videos for many different reasons. It always amazes me that people say such things! I appreciate you both!!
Y’all are wonderful thank you for all your time to share your knowledge to pass it for the generation behind that don’t know -- some people has never been taught manners 🙏
Please talk more about the moon phases! I'm really fascinated by the knowledge that our ancestors had.
I personally love to hear about all the things yall talk about very informative. Please continue to talk. Thank you Barb.
Thank you for answering my compost question (mushroom or manure)! You have me thinking to mix them both maybe the way to go. I have to check the source to make sure I’m comfortable using that brand though.
As to the viewer that commented on Carolyn talking too much…. Maybe they should watch other videos where there isn’t anyone talking and just little notes being put on the screen for them to read???? Honestly, how are you going to impart the information we are all looking for if you don’t speak!?!? Carolyn, keep chatting. I, for one, love it. Hugs!
Great video! I don't care what anyone says.. I like the chit chat a lot! 👍👍👍👍
Love the way you all speak and explain even the small details. 4th generation farmer and I still learn new things from all your videos. The moon 🌙 phases definitely have huge affects on everything from fermenting, livestock,wild game, hunting, fishing, gardening, women phases, and even the tidal waves 🌊 of the ocean. The moon is very strong!! I have witnessed the changes in all of those things myself.
I love your chit chat and the down to earth and very informative and knowledgeable discussions. Please do not change your style due to a comment from a random troll that would not understand the value of what you do. Know that the vast majority of us that listen to you appreciate what you do and how you do it. Thank you so much for doing what you do and know that there will be a lot of us listening and learning.
Love the thought of using everything...my MIL lived by the adage "Use it up, Wear it out, Make it do, Do without" !
I'm still watching I just found this channel tonight but I love it so much!!! I love all the details. The details are what educate. You two are such a power couple. Such a plethora of knowledge 🙏
Love you two and I learn so much from both of you. Thank you for talking to teach. Rude people need to go away. Thank you for all you do, and blessing my days.
Moistened saw dust not only keeps dust down, it picks up the dirt also.
Regarding fermenting: I took a slow cooker to a church potluck and ended up with someone else's lid, that doesn't fit right. I've bought a few at thrift stores but none of them fit well enough to take anywhere. I had thought to donate them back to the thrift store when it occurred to me, they would make great weights to hold things down when fermenting.
I put out a reminder to our Azure co-op that it's time to get ingredients for preservation. Getting a little at a time saves from having a huge order in the summer and having to deal with getting it all put away and organized while the garden produce is filling up the kitchen.
The restaurant I worked in and the chef would pack lemons in salt and keep them in the walk in. When they had cured the whole fruit was edible rind and all.
Thanks for sharing what you've learned and know. You're changing the world one podcast at a time. Stay well stay safe and may God bless you and yours.
Very informative pantry chat. Thank you as most of the topics covered today will help this newbie gardener be more successful starting out.
Nooo not at all….y’all do not talk too much we absolutely LOVE ❤️ your pantry chats!!
Please talk away and don’t pay any attention to those boring people!
God bless you and your beautiful family!
Keep doing what you’re doing! 👍🏼
I do love the old ways and I appreciate that you research them and bring them to us.
Don’t stop! You are a wealth of information and I love every bit!
Thank you for encouraging us to work with what we have. I appreciate that. 🍎🍏
Could you do a whole episode on the moon phase? I’m a night nurse, trust me there’s definitely something to the effects of full moons. I’d like to learn more about how we can apply that beneficially to the garden and kitchen.
I heard someone talking about it like this (in regard to the garden)
If the pull of the moon is strong enough to affect every tide on the planet, how can it not affect the water, etc in the soil.
Not a comprehensive answer but, something to think about.
Yes! I worked EMS, ER and then OB as a nurse. And the moon does have an affect somehow. 😂
I'm positive you can learn a whole lot about moon phases here. Another good source is the current Old Farmers Almanac. They list moon phases for so many things, the part we pay attention to most are weaning, and gelding signs. I grew up using it for this, and it is amazing what an easier time our livestock have if you do things such as this on the correct days. Moon signs definitely affect people, why not everything else around it. Love this channel.. I have learned more here than any other channel I've come across. ♥️
The moon does affect people animals and yes plants. Learn tovread a farmers almanac
We are in Missouri. Planning the garden and herb plantings for this year. Taking advantage of a few warm days cleaning fence rows, checking and revamping the garden fence from winter damage. We will be trying no till this year, most of what we do is in raised beds but we have a few row crops. Enjoy the pantry Chat and your other videos.
So..they came for self reliance tutorials,tips and tricks and are surprised when you talk about them? Odd..I had my own cleaning business for years..when I had dusty places to clean I would bring in a humidifier prior to clean up. Especially construction clean up. Helps keep the dust down. Then just shop vac the heck out of it. Far less dust in the air to land back down and ruin all your cleaning after a day or so. Then wet dust after. Water and Murphys oil soap works pretty well. My tip for you.
I use Murphy's almost exclusively! I even clean my paint brushes with it. Nothing else is as versatile in my 1940's house 🙂
I would just like to say, Josh that I absolutely love that you are defending Carolyn. Almost as if since she's not that offended by it, you're offended for her because she's yours and you are one. And also, the lion does not worry about what the weasel thinks.Love you guys.
I did some planting by the moon two years back and did notice a difference. I have a friend that does the same and he always has a productive garden.
I would LOVE to see a planting/fermenting/etcetera by the moon phases video! 😉🙏🏻
You two are just so cute today! Well I am here for the talking so keep on Carolyn!
I like the detail. Explain away on your How-To videos! 😎👍
People are strange. Don't stop doing what you are doing. God is using you both. Thank you for sharing all that you do with us. We are all learning so much.
some of us are just listener talk away nice to see two that can chat and get along
I'm so excited about learning more about canning. I'm so glad I landed on your page. You talk slow enough for me to learn and keep up.
I really enjoy the chit chat! Carolyn, you give so generously of your information, and you impart so much knowledge... I'd be happy to have a cuppa with you, and listen to your chit chat! These are my favourite videos of all of them!!!
I Absolutely hate people that criticize. People should keep their criticism in their own household. Please let people know that they can unsubscribe and not watch. You are a phenomenal woman and I first learned homesteading from your video you were the very first person that popped up in the algorithm. Please keep talking because things need to be explained. I will watch your videos several times and play them as I am making or prepping something. Thank you so much
Ditto all that!
You both are wonderful and I appreciate the time you take out of your lives to educate others about how we can all become more self sufficient and less government dependent. Thank you!
You are both a pleasure to watch and such a wealth of knowledge. Thank you for all of the time and effort you put into you videos. By the way, I love that you show how you do things, so helpful. 😊
Carolyn, you keep talking! I always learn soooo much.
Keep on talking! (and laughing!)
I'll take the joyful details any day over the gory details. :)
I love the energy and fun of today's (this) video, though I always like them, and if I only wanted a lecture I'd go find one. I love the conversational tone you guys have and the chemistry between you. You already compromise and timestamp for people to skip the chitchat, plus it helps for coming back to reference something later. Chitchat over, now for the talking. LMAO! Love this channel guys. :)
We’ve planted onions, kale, lettuce, alderman peas, pak choi, and spinach here on the Oregon Coast. I like how you mentioned the importance of the demeanor of the teacher you choose for your children. Something to think about since they will inevitably spend a lot of time with them. Right now we are doing an online/homeschooling hybrid with our children.
We are in southern IN so we are in 6a zone. We just indoor seeded the spring veggies today. Can't wait til it warms up! This is a new garden plot (to me) and was used last year by someone else. I'm trying to find the cheapest way to get compost or manure onto the plots so the harvests will be large. I really am glad I found your channel cpl months ago, I've learned a lot!
I love your chit chats. Thanks for sharing your wisdom.
I love the pantry chat! It’s so refreshing to be apart of good conversation. It’s like having coffee with some good neighbors. And Carolyn I hope people’s unkind comments don’t diminish your cheerful spirit. Your upbeat attitude and wealth of knowledge has been such an encouragement when the weight of homesteading prep gets to be too much. Josh you as well are a pleasure to watch in equal measure. Thanks so much for your heart for teaching and sharing all the skills you both have! I have learned so much!
I love all of your videos....the chit chat is always fun for me...I am stay at home mom doing homeschool witch my daughters and taking care of my 8 month old. So most days I talk and the baby says da-da and blows spit bubbles at me. So through the day I don't get much adult conversation.
Keep on with your style, it's what makes you unique!
Your are a fascinating person, my entire family sit to watch your videos. We love watching and learning from you both even all the way from Australia.
From someone else that talks too much, I enjoy all of the talks I've heard from you too and I've only recently started following you but I intend to continue doing so for a long time! Besides, people that talk too much become teachers! 😃😃
I'd love a better look at the effects of the moon phases on gardening etc, that would make an excellent video - I've not come across great content on the subject and it would be nice to have a focused episode on it.
I think of you more as bursting with information. You have so much knowledge and love to share it.
I love hearing you guys talk and Carolyn I love your voice it's calming :). You guys give so much good information. Thank you
A similar method to keep the dust down is still used today. I worked at a large warehouse that had us sprinkle a reddish colored saw dust all over the floor and then sweep up. It had the same effect as the tea leaf suggestion you made. So that method/concept is still used today and a product is sold for it.
The basement conversation cracked me up because my basement ceiling is 5.5feet lol. So I’m the only one who fits down there and because of how small and packed the space is(furnace, water heater, all the electrical, and plumbing) it’s almost impossible to do anything there lol.
Maybe I should try to make it more usable for food storage!
I remember seeing something similar in Dr Quinn she was shown how to sprinkle with water then sweep... Also don't stop talking I look forward to your pantry chats I learn so much and have a few giggles and I thank u for taking the time to do these videos
Talk too much?! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 WOW! Thank you, I needed the laugh!
My grandfather would spray down the barn with water before he swept to keep the dust down. I don’t think just tea leaves are required.
I’m still weeks away from starting onions. ~sigh~
Love the channel and the CONVERSATION. I love sitting down and having a chitchat. I lightly spray vinegar and sweep and dust. Currently looking for a small homestead and getting my hands back in the dirt. Thanks again for a great channel, content, and adult conversation.
I love these chats and your channel! I have learned so much and loved getting to enjoy your journey as well!💗
Hello, from southeast Tennessee...we are starting seeds and our chickens are working the ground in the garden. So looking forward to garden season. Also, thank you for talking. I appreciate the way you explain things 🌻
Got my seedlings enjoying the sunshine. Will be separating and transplanting to their own containers soon.