Our Setup for Butchering over 500 Pounds in a WEEKEND Getting the Homestead Ready to Butcher 2 PIGS
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- Our Setup for Butchering over 500 Pounds in a WEEKEND Getting the Homestead Ready to Butcher 2 PIGS
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Just leave Figaro in the milk room one night. Four-legged, furry mouse traps work best.
Love those shots of Figaro & Gina walking down the road with the chickens. Nature is so healing.
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That apple roller reminds me of the fisher price popping vacuum we all had as kids 😅
Good Morning from Coastal Ms. 76 this morning and humid. We've gotten lucky so far and the hurricane should go west of us. Please pray for anyone in it's path . This has been a very rough season for those of us on the Gulf Coast.
Glad you are staying safe.
shiela taylor Good Morning. I’m not far from you...near Poplarville, MS. I’m praying Delta does what I think it’s going to do and that is weaken as soon as it reaches our cooler temps. Stay safe neighbor.
We live about 250 miles from the coast in Readhimer, Louisiana and we got hit by Laura. Trees down, no electricity for a week, lost lots of fpod. Dreading this weekend so bad. These things terrify me.
Jeanne Dennis stay safe.
@@LumnahAcres thank you.
Mornin Al. Happy to hear your leg is healing. You have done so well raising your food. I believe you have done so much better in 2020 than many others. Blessings on your family.
Thanks
When we use to put trailers like yours in the barn, we would hook the up to the front of the tractor and push them in. It’s a whole lot easier.
Boy y'all have gotten so much done this spring&summer. It will be so nice this winter. Have a blessed day, off to work I go...
It is great news your nail would is healing! Gina's Escort of chickens to the goat barn was a Sweet snapshot! AL doing the Lumnah two step as you packed the gravel with your feet in front of the greenhouse , Gina's Chocolate chip cookie obsession confession, Olivia's Fall Crunchy leaves walk to collect eggs and love on the goats, The fall landscape, This was a gorgeous Video. Thank you for sharing!
Definitely a "feel-good" episode! 😊
You hit all my observations, especially Al stomping the gravel. In fact, I think stomping is a dance form! 🕺🏻 Oh, love Olivia's top...very pretty.
Keep figaro in the milking parlour overnight
I have been with ya'll for so so so long and I still can say how wonderful ya'll are we so love ya'll your family should be on a billboard all over the world to show people how to love everyone again stay awesome family thank you for being amazing parents thumbs up my friends
Figaro is so involved. Just wants to be a part of everything. Such a healthy cat. A real beauty.
When it comes to home made chocolate chip cookies, there is no such thing as too many.
Good morning Al , Gina and Olivia, greetings from Ireland. Glad to hear you are able to take a day off, excited to hear your news next week, you gave an excited grin when you talk about it!
I watch each and every one of your episodes I wake up every morning first thing I do is check Facebook for a new episode I would love to see you get a milking cow as an addition to all your other animals and even though I don’t have the room for Figaro I would love to adopt him LOL love the cat he’s got a great personality
Milk cow and a steer 😁
Good morning Al and Gina! Oh I can almost smell those cookies!!! I hope all goes well with the pig harvest!
Al what 2020 had in store for me was learning how to raise chickens. I've always hardened and as a chef I've always wanted fresh meat. I've successfully raised 500lbs of chicken and had to buy a new freezer just for them. Thanks for your channel it helped tremendously
I absolutely love the old green stove!
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@@samvalentine3206 Thank you for the link; going back in time to see the how the stove came to be in the outdoor kitchen. 😅
It was funny to see Olivia walking in the same skinny path that the goats use!! Seems like a good fall, rainy day to have some stew or hearty soup! When you drop an egg, pour salt on it and it will dry it up and you can clean it up without the too! Happy harvest and God Bless!
Definitely...Figuero is the foreman of Lumnah Acres and he is loving it....💝
Good Morning to Lumnah's and Friends of the channel, I look forward to all comments posted daily. The scenery was so beautiful with the leaves on the driveway. Sad the pigs are going but i understand. Figaro on the fence post always cracks me up. That apple picker is the best i am going to look that up for our tree, made my first apple pie with the apples from our tree and it will bless our table on Thanksgiving. Take care everyone and have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
Those were walnuts...my brother uses it every fall. However, it would work fine on apples.
@@rkthing55 Oh lol they looked like apples to me but i have seen them use them on apples too.
@@donnadunlop I stand corrected. Went back to the segment and they are a bunch of spoiled apples. They are the same color of the green walnut husks. Nevertheless, my brother uses it on walnuts.
I’m tired.... just reading the title! Lol
Those leaves are stunning!!!! I’m don’t do cold weather. I’m a southern girl all the way. Besides being older cold hurts now. But I do love the way the leaves change. Such a beautiful way God has of transforming nature.
Al, next year's project should be putting a deck or porch onto that sliding glass door that leads to a 3ft drop
Don't think anything you share with us is boring. Could watch whatever you all do all day. That butcher block table was beautiful. You did such a good job. Gina, muffins and chocolate chip cookies turned out yummy. Can't wait to see what happens next. God bless you all.
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With all the craziness going on in the world today... watching Lumnah Acres do prep work for tomorrows chores has a very calming effect on the soul. We love you Lumnah family and friends!
What a way to start my day. Thank you for all your videos. God bless. Stay safe🇺🇸♥️🌹
Gina, I can see that your confidence in doing your cooking segments is growing. Just smile a bit more, please. Somedays you look a bit bewildered. You are a wonderful role model for your daughter and you and Al compliment each other with working together on your farm, as it should be.
PS how about naming the road to the barn "The Chicken Walk". That shot of Gena walking with the chickens to the milking barn was so cute!
I know I'm being pedantic! but it's *Gina*
I LIKED IT WHEN I SAW HIS CHICKEN SEEDING THE SUNFLOWER SEEDS. 👏👍
Morning Lumnahs! I loved your little dance stomping the gravel at the greenhouse! You are a workhorse. I bet winter drives you crazy when you can’t get out & work as much. Keep up the great work & videos. Blessings, Love & Hugs from Vicki in Ft. Worth, Texas 🇨🇱🇺🇸👍❤️😄🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Gina, those muffins and cookies looked so tasty! I love watching the cooking segments just as much as the animals and growing of crops. Looking forward to seeing what you do with all the pork you'll have now too! Your homestead is looking stunning with all the leaves falling, all those gorgeous colours. So many of the trees in South East of the UK are still in green leaf, very slowing changing colour now. Been very wet and windy here the past week.
I"m with you...look forward to Gina cooking/baking segments. I also enjoy the morning routine of feeding the animals. Only wish Al would give the chickens more feed and/or split it into two areas.
Same here SW though the storms about 2 weeks ago brought down my Crab Apple tree and my neighbour's Quince tree. We live on the North Norfolk Coast ...keep safe in the South East of the UK .
Next year's project - a storage shed adjacent to your outdoor kitchen to store all your processing stuff.
I was thinking that same thing.
@k henne poor figaro 😆
I think he might do a fencing project but to take it over on the other side of the Creek as he always talked about someday he wanted to make a pasture on the other side but had to put a bridge in. Or they are going to put a B@B in up by the house, possibly put a 3 car garage with living quarters up above and rent it out as a Bed and Breakfast. It would sure bug me keeping my vehicles outside in the climates.
I agree that's what I thought he was going to build this year. I got it half right
@k henne Hmm ... I think you are on to something ~8^)
I have discovered when using the bucket to level stone use the next bucket load. The added weight levels it much better in the float position.
If you put a hitch on the front of the Earth mule you will be able to back that very well I know I have the exact mule you have and the trailer I almost identical and it works very easy if it's hooked under the front of your ATV they do come with them you can order him to aftermarket AP leap parts James T North Carolina big fan
Good morning y'all! Glad your leg is ok! And I agree I like this fall weather here in Tx. The mornings are wonderful but afternoon is still a little warm but I'll take it any day over 105+ that we have in the summer.
Good morning from the UK.
Good morning for Cleveland, Ohio!
Cant wait to see what your next project is and what animals will be going in those stalls!
We are building a chicken coop and run here in the city this weekend. We are building 3 more raised beds for next year and hopefully a small greenhouse all before winter so I can start my own seeds in the spring. Building our own little homestead here in the city.
Niki Weldon ~ Weed 'Em and Reap (where Hope was born) has a homestead in the city. They're in Arizona -- a far cry from Ohio -- but they have lots of good ideas and information. If you don't already watch them, they'd be a great channel to subscribe to. (Things like collars for roosters that keep them from crowing so loudly out of respect for their neighbors.)
I hope the harvest goes smoothly and the time with friends is memorable, God bless you all !
I enjoy watching all your older videos, it's an incredibly big development you've gone through
I just love the Fall season! So much happening!
Hi Al! A really good way to seal your wood countertops id to use a mix of melted bees wax with mineral oil. Let the wax cool and use it as a rub. The oil will soak in, and the bees wax will seal the grain. You’ll love the results!
10 eggs 🥚, I have been so lucky to have you and your homestead in my morning. I am also interested in the cold room.
Gina's cooking corner: basically where I get half of my dinner recipes. For me, the hardest part of making dinner is figuring out what to make. Thank you for always making it easier for me. Your recipes are awesome.
I too enjoy Gina's cooking segments, and have used many of her recipes. 👨🍳
Love your music.
All the colorful leaves are breathtaking, y’all are so blessed.
Good morning Lumnah family ☕️☕️ double cup of coffee this morning, have a blessed day
Good Morning from Artesia NM. I really miss being up in NH with those crisp morning but I don’t miss shoveling all that snow that’s for sure. I love the fact that you’re harvesting your own meats.
Good to see Figaro each day. How does he spend his day. Does he sleep indoors over night
You're Kinda running with the nail gun accident, so keep in mind, farmers get hurt quite often so start picking up your messes as you make them, less chance of injury. When scooping cookie dough, keep a container of water to dip your scoop in from time to time. It makes scooping much faster and easier and saves time. Dip your scoop in the water, shake off the excess and scoop away. Nice job on the dough.
Yes winter is around the corner, but I anticipate the indoor projects you do in the shop as much as the big builds. Oo cant wait!
I love your "wood stove" in your outdoor kitchen. I would be making fresh bread every day or so. Your outdoor kitchen is brilliant.
LOL! Figaro sitting on the post like a gargoyle .. Those chickens like to keep egg hunting interesting for ya ;)
LOL...Gina, you have the soul of cookie monster, just like me ;) . The cookies yummy!
I just want to thank you for what you're doing.
If your incline into the greenhouse gets ice, sprinkle some of your wood ash on it. It works fantastic! Doesn't kill surrounding plants and it gives great traction. Plus, bonus is, you have a use for some of the ash😁👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Wow, that's the first time I have seen a front-end loader mounted on a lawnmower... cool!
I think it says volumes for the health of your channel when us lot out here in YT land notice and are disappointed when you miss an upload
I too have a mouse and chipmunk problem in our barn and they keep stealing the ducks food. I need some barn cats quick. Good thing my ultimate duck house is almost complete so the ducks can move into their new digs... hopefully I built it rodent proof lol.
Love watching your channel from here in UK, inspiring to see you live your dream.
I tried baking my own cookies once. Made 9 dozen; thought I would get ahead.
But you know you have to taste test a few along the way.
By the time I finished baking, I had 3 cookies left. 😒
I'm a cookiholic. 😜
Back away from the cookies ~8^) Sounds like you may need a 24 step program .... I doubt a 12 step one would do. The 1st step would be to send all those cookies to me, where they would be "safe".
My husband and I did the same thing once with date walnut cookies w/lemon and orange zest but in the last dozen I threw in some crazins.They were delicious.I think there were 2 cookies left lol
Lol. Somehow I never even end up with one. My husband and kidlets tell me they’re just protecting me by “taste-testing for poison”. They’re very good at their jobs. 🙄
Who doesn't like cookies, they looked delicious. Make sure you save some for your helpers .
Gooood morning Lumnah Acres...Top of the morning to yall
Good morning ☀️
Morning to all from Colorado! snow coming again on Sunday, but till then the leaves are lovely! Glad Al you are doing well after your accident. I hope the new project is getting a Jersey cow.
Good morning! NH sure is beautiful this a.m.!
Morning Lumnahs just wondering how the solar fan for the green house insulation is going?
Quick tip for cleaning up flour. Always use cold water on the cloth when you wipe it up. Warm water will make it sticky and take more effort to clean it up! :)
Good Morning Al and family. We just fill a 5 gallon bucket halfway with water, put enough black sunflower seeds to cover the top of the water and put a stick hovering over the seeds for the mouse to crawl up. The sunflower seeds looks like a solid surface, so the mouse will get in and can't get out. I'm not sure if you have already done that. I am catching up on old vlogs. I'm so glad your leg is okay. I'm not a mean person, but I couldn't stop laughing at how nonchalant you were. But, back to work, things to do, no time to rest. We love your family and hope to one day be as self sufficient as your family is.
Gina looks like she's herding chickens as she walks down to the goat milking station, lol. And I really love how Willow (is that the mom?) and Nora always look like goat + mini-me, even facing the same direction, whenever you check on the goats in their stall.
I have a couple of questions, well, one question and one suggestion. Can you sprinkle the type of concrete that sets up rapidly on top of the gravel you just spread out so that there is less erosion? And the suggestion: I think making raised flower beds on two or three sides of the pig butchering area would really dress it up for the times it's not being used.
"I wish there was a place with 6 months of this weather" Hah! Welcome back across the pond, lol
Good morning, you guys! Always plenty to do on the homestead, eh? 👋😃
Goood morning. It seems like there is always something that needs to get done.
A lot is involved with preparing for the harvest. All the hard work will pay off when you get to sit down & enjoy it later on.
🌞Good Morning!!☕️ The cookies look fabulous!🍪 I learned to pour table salt on spilled eggs. It will soak up the moisture allowing you to just sweep them up.
We are building our new house now, and we use metal bands to hinder the mice in entering our house. There are mouse bands, mouse brushes and plates with tiny holes, and other things such that you could mouse proof your milking room with whatever suits best. With such a tiny room, all you have to do is making sure there are no openings wider than the width of a pencil...
Thank you for sharing everything
With us! Preparing for the pig harvest. I could see how it is bitter sweet. God bless you all! 💜
Have a great day! Thank you for sharing your videos!
I'm so glad your wound is healing well.
One recent way heating a Greenhouse in Wintertime that's has been gaining popularity is to use earth tubes under compost piles because they generate heat even in the coldest month and the temperature can been quite considerable. Indeed the tubes only circulate air and an innovative retiree in Nebraska uses just the heat from the ground/fans to heat his home and buried Greenhouse that collects passive solar to grow Citrus year round even there during the coldest month on the Great Plains. Feeding Livestock can make it cost more per pound than it is even at a store and a single Cow even for milking purposes needs nearly 5 tons of feed in a year and unless you can grow/bail your own it's a losing proposition since many forget that equation when raising what you'll eat.
I like when he says it's a beautiful morning out there this morning and the video immediately cuts to his wife. It isn't the first time I noticed this.
What a batch of muffins and cookies! They look amazing! I'm glad your injury is not causing you any problems. I hope the pig harvest went smoothly. You treat your livestock with such care and respect. Blessings to all.
Mornin’ from west Texas! Cant wait to hear what your new project is!
Good morning Lumnah Family. Midwest is having Upper 80's temp after having mid 30's. Crazy weather.
Could you install a triangled roof cover at the door entrance of the green house to avoid the snow blocking it ? So the snow falls off to the sides like /\ shape
😂🤦 Oh boy am i bad at explaining things
No, you're actually very good at explaining it as it's easy to see in the mind's eye what it is you're implying. It's a good idea to keep the snow away from the greenhouse entrance!
Just a simple A frame ... good idea.
Oh thank you 😄
JudithB Good idea, but I would build an airlock building against the doors. It would dump snow off to the sides and keep cold air from rushing into the greenhouse. I access my greenhouse from inside the barn and Arkansas is no where close as cold as up there!!!
I understood it! I think it would work! Shalom and Blessings from NE Missouri.
Nice setup.. can't wait to see the next few videos.
Amazing how much you have built! You should be very proud.
Confession time, I'm watching your videos in part because of the New England color. Beautiful! Keep on keeping on.
2020 has been mostly the same for us..... except maybe supply shortages. But not too big a deal for us because of where we live. We buy in bulk and store a lot of extra goods because I shop once every month or 2 because the store is 2 hours away. We eat wild game, grow our own produce, and we are mostly self sufficient and have been for years. I feel blessed that the good Lord provided this life for us❤️❤️❤️
Awe how nice! Gina made a Home for the Mice to keep them out of the milking room! I hope you have the camera running when she takes that tarp off!
It is definitely baking weather! And, the aroma of the fresh-baked goodies is too much of a temptation. By the way, the broken egg and the flour mess were great! The messes are part of my routine!
I like your setup y'all got for butching the pigs and love all y'all video on your nice farm👍🇱🇷👍
Good morning 😊
Busy days ahead. Thanks for the video. 👍
I love the fact you use wooden tables for cutting up your meat so many people, nowadays you stainless steel and plastic. My uncle was a butcher and sometimes I would get to work in his shop from time to time.. one of my jobs was to take care of the wooden tables however, I did that job different than you did. 1. First of all, I would wash down the tables with warm, soapy, water, and a hard, bristle brush. 2. I would allow it to air dry for a few moments, and then sprinkle sawdust all over the table. 3. Then, with the sawdust on the table, I would take a wire brush and go to town, scrubbing it, good and proper. 4. Next, I would brush all the dust off the table with a soft bristle bannister brush. 5. Wipe down the table with some lukewarm water and allow to air dry. 6. Once a month or so I would rub it in food grade mineral oil. Depending on how dry the wood was would indicate the amount of coats needed.. sometimes it would be one. Sometimes it would be three. Once done my uncle, to give me a big smile and a pat on the back and then he would dirty the thing up again. lol.
Good morning Al. Still think one of your pig harvests, you should render up some Scrapple. BTW, my grandfather from Bridgeville DE was instrumental in developing the original scrapple recipe for Ralph and Paul Adams of the RAPA Brand scrapple company.
I will be over for some cookies. The egg cracked me up that came right out on the counter.God Bless.
I like the fact that it was not edited out - we all make mistakes! It was fun seeing Gina go at it with flour a-flyin'! Can't wait to taste test her wares! 😄
It is easy to check if the eggs are too old to keep. Just put them in water, if they float chuck them, if they sink they are still good.
Good morning Al, Gina, and Olivia. I'm so glad it's Thursday and you have a new video out. I just love to see all the animals, and follow you along as you feed them, milk them, collect the eggs, and do whatever else you are doing that day. Love the music you include in the background, too! Those cookies look yummy, Gina.
I love all the tools you guys have,both in and outside your home! I need the tool for picking up the apples that Gina was using.
I first started watching your videos right as you began your outdoor kitchen build, seems like it was just last year! But I was noticing today how the kitchen has weathered; it looks so old now! Wow, especially compared to your barn & garage, lol.
Gina, your zucchini muffins and chocolate chip cookies were absolutely beautiful! They looked like something out of my Southern Living Magazine. I could almost smell them.
I add nutmeg to my zucchini bread. My husband loves the added flavor it gives to the bread.
Love it! Good job guys..
Last supper for the pigs ..hope they enjoyed it ...well they had a great life.
I wish I could come and just watch. Happy harvest.
Thank you again for my morning treadmill entertainment!