I want to say thank you all for sharing your life . Now at 77 dont think i will be finding that country farmer . So enjoy every video u all put out and learn so much GOD BLESS You all, Gayle
Great labeling by the Director of the Label Department! Even better are the creative memories that will last her lifetime. Many good memories for the years to come. Happy Gardening! -Bob...
So precious little time we get with our children, it is truly a blessing when they actually want to spend time with us. That lavender bell pepper really has my interest, I always love the garden part of your videos, and really love the canning and pickling. I let out a belly laugh when I saw how Samantha had labeled the jar "Beware Hot" LOL that was just too funny. Your videos are always a blessing to me, so thanks for sharing them. Jimmy
Creative labels Samantha used for the jarred peppers. Nice to see Mother & Daughter working together in the kitchen. Memories being made for sure. Hope Grace is healing nicely...Y'all have a Blessed day.
I had the greatest relationship with my Mom before she passed way to young of Multiple Sclerosis. It is so great to see you guys enjoying time together, too, in your garden:)! It will be sweet memories you will both always treasure. Time with family always is:)! Samantha has the most beautiful smile, too, like her Mom:)!
Having your children help is priceless! I believe all children needs to know how to grow their own food. Whether on a farm or in a container, it's a great tool to give them. God Bless
Nothing more enjoyable than the younger generation wanting to learn how to do things. Those are the best memories to make and when they begin their own family then it's passed on. To many kids now a days just take things for granted.
So wonderful that your daughter wants to learn! I'm sure it's your desire to pass on your hard earned knowledge to your children. I love to see the changes in your homestead and to see how you continue to learn and figure things out.
Its so peaceful out there! Im so happy to see more kids becoming reconnected with the beauty mother nature has to offer us, right at the tips of our vert fingers. Thanks for sharing a great video Sarah and kevin
I don't get to commenting often but this video is great! I really enjoyed how sweet and helpful your daughter is. You are blessed! I also watched the other canning videos and have learned so much about canning I feel I will be able to can as well, lastly, your calm and respectful manner between you all is heartwarming! Thank you for sharing!!
Learned the hard way about loading pigs . back your trailer up a few days (3) before taking off and start feeding them in the trailer. When it's time to load them you just feed em and boom they're ready to go! Place looks great , family looks great!
Nice to see Samantha, I'm sure shes staying close and helping her sister. I am so very happy for you all that things are going well. Life takes us on some really rough roads, God was really with your young lady... Thanks be...
So good to see Samantha again. Gosh she has grown into a lovely young lady. I hope Grace is doing better every day. So nice to see Samantha learning from a great teacher. Your flowers are beautiful. I hope they have sold well at the Farmers Market. Blessings on your family & homestead. Love & Hugs from Vicki in Ft. Worth, Texas
Hi Kevin & Sarah! I love seeing samantha in the video and hope she enjoys the gardens this summer! I enjoy her lovely smile! I must say the ducks are so so adorable, I live in the city but it would be so fun to have a couple of them to enjoy their little selves lol. I am also fermenting cucumbers and a couple of jars with a mix of carrots, onions and peppers and when the carrots are ready I will be making your flour tortillas to enjoy them! Jenenda 🍅🍅🍅
Good morning everyone. Beautiful family, beautiful garden and as always I learned something new. Have a blessed day. Say hello to Grace for us. Continued prayers for you and your family.
Good morning Samantha! You are as tall as your mom!! It's so good to see you and your mom making some great memories. Hope your fermented peppers are yummy. Kevin and Sarah we love the updates. Btw the flowers are beautiful! God bless and hugs to Grace. 🙏❤😊
Grace is so cute, I get such a kick outta watching her nod in agreement to everything you say. I also can't believe how grown up she's looking. When y'all start your channel you looked so little and now she's almost a grown. I know you (Kevin and Sarah) are both so proud of your daughters and you certainly have every reason in the world to be. They are just the sweetest young women and so polite and so mature. I just adore them. As I am sure you both do as well. You've raised wonderful daughters. You should be proud. Good job mom and dad.
Smart girl: 'Lovely Banana Peppers' and 'Beware Hot Peppers'. She should write all the labels for your preserved foods. The goats are doing an excellent job! The birds are coming along great. Lovely. And that lovely purple pepper. I hope you get a good amount of them. Give our love to sweet Grace. Love to you all from the Fusco family.
Hey great to see you Samantha 👊🏻 bet you’ve been a great little sister looking out for your big sis Grace 💪🏻 love the homestead so peaceful with a beautiful family 😘🙏🧚♀️
I love your beautiful daughter. Loved her smile when you mentioned burping the jars and also her lovely labels. Thank you for sharing your ferminting project. Please update us when they are ready. I had gotten discouraged with the same ole same ole same ole, but you have inspired me to try again. Love your videos. Love seeing you guys work while I am eating lunch.
Wish my kids would learn homesteading things!! So glad yours is doing stuff with you, it's always nice to see family learning! Good to see the goats are doing their job and can't wait to see the pigs in a bigger pen!
Good Morning...Mom and Samanta...so glad you are wanting to learn from your Mom and Dad. These things will serve you all your life. God Bless, Sherry :)
Samantha looks a lot like her daddy but she's got your hair and smile. Y'all bring back such fond memories of my childhood growing up on the farm with my grandparents ! I was the oldest of the grandkids but we all from 5 yrs up worked in the garden. She had huge gardens but huge family ! Thanks for being good people and sharing your everyday life..bringing about sweet memories ! Sending love.
Man what a "difference a day makes" or more than, in this case! Sam great to see you! Your one more beautiful young lady. You are for sure a welcomed help to mom and dad and you will be still learning, but to me it's got to be more fun on the farm. And at times real hard work. You got this! Great job on the peppers, I to would only like the "lovely" jarred ones. Tyfs and God bless.
Samantha is such a lovely girl. I love her labels for the fermentation jars: Lovely banana peppers and Caution Hot! Perfect - helpful and also shows the preference of the label writer 😁 I hope Grace is doing well.
I enjoy so much, watching all of y’all’s videos and love all of your animals. I’m kinda partial to them when they are babies. Sooo cute!! You have a beautiful family and are so very blessed. I know this is hard work, but the rewards are tremendous and wonderful. God bless ya’ll and your homestead. Keep the great videos coming! ❤️
Samantha what a joy your decision to want to learn. You have a couple of loving teachers. I don't believe that I imagined that your mom was a little more peppy and happy. You already have a grasp of the kitchen so use that to learn more. Maybe dad will teach you how to use the tractor or how to care for the quail. or.....
We've watched you let the birds out in the morning and feed them their breakfast...what I'd like to see is how you round up the birds and get them settled in for the night. Your night time routine. :)
Speaking from personal experience with my own flock, all the birds go into their own coop at sundown. All you have to do is close the coop after them. You don't have to gather them In order to condition them to do this, when you start your flock you want to leave them in their coop and even feed them in there for several days up to a couple weeks. This teaches them where to go at night. Personally I give a call (chick chick chick chicky) every time I feed them in the morning and every time I give them treats or scraps. They come flying from every corner of the yard when I call them. This allows me to guide them back into the coop during the day if I need to,.
@@pugsabi Thank you SO much. I'm quite ignorant when it comes to things like this but I do find it very interesting. I was thinking that it would be difficult to 'round them up' at night, but apparently that's not the case at all!! :) I've always loved chickens and wanted to have them but I find the ducks just so fascinating...lol...
@@artist45 I've only had my chickens for a year, so I'm not all knowledgeable. Many people ask the same types of questions so please don't feel bad. Until I got my chickens, I thought they only came in white! I have an all hen flock so I also get asked if I still get eggs even though I don't keep a rooster (the answer is yes). My grandmother asked me this even though she used to keep chickens herself! Roosters are only needed if you want chicks, and some cities, like mine, don't allow them unless you live in over an acre of land. So that's that. I've wanted to get ducks but I don't have the room for them and they can be quite messy.
With having chickens for a few years now, most of the time chickens do go into the coop on their own, if we notice some did not, then they let us pick them up and put them into the coop. At night they are extremely docile.
@@taylormartin9070 All of mine were flighty until they laid their first egg, and then they seemed to calm down overnight. I sometimes wish they were a bit more fearful because now they get underfoot whenever I'm in the yard.
Lovely to see you again Samantha, you’re growing up so pretty. Looking forward to seeing you learn more on the homestead during your school break. Maybe with your young brain you will come up with some new ideas. Incidentally, I’m with you re the hot peppers.
Samantha, I really like you. I hope you are present in all the videos - my greetings to you and to all of your family - Greetings. I am Ayad from Iraq.
Haha, give those goats a little ladder and they'll have that area to the ground in another few weeks! I had no idea what was going on under all that brush but now you see right through it.
Very peaceful morning, so happy to see Samantha out gardening with you guys. My daughter Olivia loves 🍌 peppers too. Absolutely love how the lables were very clear mom HOT 😂😂. Olivia would put them in a completely opposite counter from hot ones " just in case 😂. Thank you for sharing hoping Grace is feeling better 🙏💖
We grow a lot of jalapenos, which I often use to make easy, yummy poppers. Fill jalapenos (sliced lengthwise and seeded) with cream cheese, grated cheddar, and garlic. Crush crackers and mix with melted butter. Press stuffed peppers into crumb mixture so crumbs stick to cheese. Bake at 350-400 until tender.
Loved seeing Samantha...pretty girl. I have been sharing your channel with other UA-camrs...if they say they are looking into a better way to do something..I suggest them hitting up Kevin for help. Hope Grace is healing...God is great. Bless you. From Colorado.
Its HILARIOUS to have eggs of different colors! We got into it by accident, picking up a crate of hens with a rooster(very important) at an auction. Surprisingly found the eggs varied in color! Had to look REALLY carefully, but YES that WAS a blue egg(tinted from white), and a green one too! Then we had a few browns, varied in shade from barely tinted faintly brown(more pink) to almost chocolate. Then I started HUNTING for unusually coloured laying hens and so on and so forth, ended up with having quite a flock, was getting requests for *rainbow dozens* which I couldn't always fulfill in a single day, just because the hens were initially older hens, not always laying daily, when we started,As I began replacing them, I started having *double dozens* and couldn't keep up with the hens instead of the orders! Then a few of the kids told their teachers, so was getting requests from schools! And before long was *almost* back in the same situation. And then, the neighbour's grown son went on holiday and asked his dad to look after their dog...🙄 which was fine and we knew nothing about it, until dad decided to save the hassle and brought the dog home to make it easier. And dog decided to come a hunting...😲🙃 found that the taste of warm chicken buffet was MUCH more to his liking than dry kibble!🤬 wasn't long before my flock got reduced...🤯🤔 at first, I wasn't going to make a *HUGE* issue of it, then I got reminded of just how much money I had invested *and* wasn't going to be making anymore. Country being country, I also didn't want to ruffle waters and make for bad relations with a neighbour I might need favours from in the future...even as minor as crossing his land...he solved that for me by showing up very shame faced with his wallet out and apologizing profusely, demanding to pay what the birds were worth(found a lot of feathers on his lawn, put 2 and 2 together with dog'sblody face and untouched food bowl, ... because if the livestock control officer had been called on, it would have been MUCH more expensive and the dog would(mandatorily) have had to be put down. Given that I hadn't (yet)reported it, if I'd just take the value(plus some) we could work it out informally, the dog could go home and that would be the end of it.🤔😎 so, he insisted on paying triple the cost of replacing the hens, and we shook on it, everyone was happy(ish) I *had been* attached to some of those birds, like Mrs. Saggy Bottom(literally named, she was so old, her edifice had stretched so much that every 3rd day she laid the weight equivalent of a goose egg!) The older a chicken gets, the larger their hoo hah stretches...so I'm told...I guess apparently like a human woman who has 12 or 14 babies? Each is easier than the 1st? Didn't hold true for me!
The label for the hot peppers that Samantha made is amazing! You certainly ont make a mistake and eat them!! Thank you for showing me this kit. I have been looking at it.
Good morning! Your flowers are so pretty and garden looks great! Samantha, you look so pretty with your hair up in a top knot... I had hair down below my waist & lived in PHX, so I mostly wore it up to stay cooler. Hope Grace is feeling better..... Hope she feels like getting outside in the morning when it's cooler. Gotta get her vitamin D to help heal & just feel good. Prayers and blessings to everyone! Nancy
Samanatha is just Darling. Watching her on the video, she looks like Daddy, she even has same facial mannerisms....love all your vids....thoughts going out to Gracie too!!!
Sara I love to watch you in your kitchen!!! Love learning how you can stuff. I am a self taught canner but only have done jelly, jams and homemade apple butter (this is my speciality!) haha. But you sweet lady are showing me how to can veggies and we have a garden that is doing well, slow to put fruit on due to a very wet and cool spring! In fact the wettest we ever had. Now it’s just HOT! 100’ for today and the next few days! Ugh. Anyways I just wanted to tell you thank you I think your precious and love how you share with us!!! Pray y’all many Blessings!!! God Bless!!!
Years ago my in-laws elderly neighbors made kraut each year. Ceramic crock (jar), wooden disk with a few holes drilled through it and a nice clean rock to hold it down (glass puck), and a cheese cloth over the top tied around the side with twine (burping lid). Ah, progress. . . Same set up for pickles In the basement where it was cool they would keep most of the winter.
I have pinot noir purple peppers they start yellow and taste like green bell peppers. I caught a cute little bunny in my garden after it had eaten all the blooms off my beans. I didn't realize fermenting was that easy I may try it. It was great seeing Samantha I agree with her on peppers.
Oh my goodness Grace looks so good considering what she's been through. God is so good to us isn't he? She's blessed and obviously he has a bigger plan for her. Hope her recovery continues to go well for her. Also I just started fermenting with garlic but my garlic is turning green is that normal and safe to eat
Samantha is beautiful and a treasure. We are so proud of her for chipping in and showing interest. God Bless her and
your whole family,
I want to say thank you all for sharing your life . Now at 77 dont think i will be finding that country farmer . So enjoy every video u all put out and learn so much GOD BLESS You all, Gayle
We had a 20 acre farm when my kids were young . I’m 80 now and you remind me of my good times. I miss my farm. Love what you do.
It was so nice to see Samantha join you in the garden. All those life skills will serve her well!
Great labeling by the Director of the Label Department! Even better are the creative memories that will last her lifetime. Many good memories for the years to come. Happy Gardening! -Bob...
So precious little time we get with our children, it is truly a blessing when they actually want to spend time with us. That lavender bell pepper really has my interest, I always love the garden part of your videos, and really love the canning and pickling. I let out a belly laugh when I saw how Samantha had labeled the jar "Beware Hot" LOL that was just too funny. Your videos are always a blessing to me, so thanks for sharing them.
Jimmy
Creative labels Samantha used for the jarred peppers. Nice to see Mother & Daughter working together in the kitchen. Memories being made for sure. Hope Grace is healing nicely...Y'all have a Blessed day.
I had the greatest relationship with my Mom before she passed way to young of Multiple Sclerosis. It is so great to see you guys enjoying time together, too, in your garden:)! It will be sweet memories you will both always treasure. Time with family always is:)! Samantha has the most beautiful smile, too, like her Mom:)!
Having your children help is priceless! I believe all children needs to know how to grow their own food. Whether on a farm or in a container, it's a great tool to give them. God Bless
Nothing more enjoyable than the younger generation wanting to learn how to do things. Those are the best memories to make and when they begin their own family then it's passed on. To many kids now a days just take things for granted.
It's so nice to see your daughter get involved in gardening and preserving , great video .
So wonderful that your daughter wants to learn! I'm sure it's your desire to pass on your hard earned knowledge to your children. I love to see the changes in your homestead and to see how you continue to learn and figure things out.
Its so peaceful out there! Im so happy to see more kids becoming reconnected with the beauty mother nature has to offer us, right at the tips of our vert fingers. Thanks for sharing a great video Sarah and kevin
I like Samantha's labels!!!
I don't get to commenting often but this video is great! I really enjoyed how sweet and helpful your daughter is. You are blessed! I also watched the other canning videos and have learned so much about canning I feel I will be able to can as well, lastly, your calm and respectful manner between you all is heartwarming! Thank you for sharing!!
Learned the hard way about loading pigs . back your trailer up a few days (3) before taking off and start feeding them in the trailer. When it's time to load them you just feed em and boom they're ready to go! Place looks great , family looks great!
GREAT GOLLY O MOLLY, such a great idea!
Works with most animals!😎👏👏💗
I would love for you guys to do a pantry tour when your pantry is all stuffed with food for the winter!!! Love your videos. Thank you so much!
Nice to see Samantha, I'm sure shes staying close and helping her sister. I am so very happy for you all that things are going well. Life takes us on some really rough roads, God was really with your young lady... Thanks be...
So good to see Samantha again. Gosh she has grown into a lovely young lady. I hope Grace is doing better every day. So nice to see Samantha learning from a great teacher. Your flowers are beautiful. I hope they have sold well at the Farmers Market. Blessings on your family & homestead. Love & Hugs from Vicki in Ft. Worth, Texas
I love Samantha's labels on the pepper jars. 😊
Wonderful, wonderful thanks for teaching something new even at 70 you can learn something new every day Praise the Lord for YOU_ALL
Hi Kevin & Sarah! I love seeing samantha in the video and hope she enjoys the gardens this summer! I enjoy her lovely smile! I must say the ducks are so so adorable, I live in the city but it would be so fun to have a couple of them to enjoy their little selves lol. I am also fermenting cucumbers and a couple of jars with a mix of carrots, onions and peppers and when the carrots are ready I will be making your flour tortillas to enjoy them!
Jenenda 🍅🍅🍅
God bless you and keep a hedge of protection around you and the garden.
Good morning everyone. Beautiful family, beautiful garden and as always I learned something new. Have a blessed day. Say hello to Grace for us. Continued prayers for you and your family.
Good morning Samantha! You are as tall as your mom!! It's so good to see you and your mom making some great memories. Hope your fermented peppers are yummy. Kevin and Sarah we love the updates. Btw the flowers are beautiful! God bless and hugs to Grace. 🙏❤😊
Grace is so cute, I get such a kick outta watching her nod in agreement to everything you say. I also can't believe how grown up she's looking. When y'all start your channel you looked so little and now she's almost a grown. I know you (Kevin and Sarah) are both so proud of your daughters and you certainly have every reason in the world to be. They are just the sweetest young women and so polite and so mature. I just adore them. As I am sure you both do as well. You've raised wonderful daughters. You should be proud. Good job mom and dad.
I love the labels that Samantha put on the jars, Beware and hers is Lovely. All is looking great. God bless the goats for eating all that stuff.
Beautiful looking peppers. So, nice to see Samantha again. Your pepper plants are looking amazing.
Ah...Samantha! It's so neat that you're helping your Mom. You're a beautiful girl. I wish my Mom had taught me what you're Mom is teaching you.
My mom did teach me stuff and I so graitfull! I am 71 and I use things she taught me every day!
Beautiful beautiful wonderful wonderful garden Samantha is beautiful
Smart girl: 'Lovely Banana Peppers' and 'Beware Hot Peppers'. She should write all the labels for your preserved foods. The goats are doing an excellent job! The birds are coming along great. Lovely.
And that lovely purple pepper. I hope you get a good amount of them. Give our love to sweet Grace. Love to you all from the Fusco family.
It nice to see Samantha..in the Garden 💕💕 I think she is going to go far with learning the in ands outs of everything💖
Hey great to see you Samantha 👊🏻 bet you’ve been a great little sister looking out for your big sis Grace 💪🏻 love the homestead so peaceful with a beautiful family 😘🙏🧚♀️
Great to see your daughter and the progress you're making.
I love your beautiful daughter. Loved her smile when you mentioned burping the jars and also her lovely labels. Thank you for sharing your ferminting project. Please update us when they are ready. I had gotten discouraged with the same ole same ole same ole, but you have inspired me to try again. Love your videos. Love seeing you guys work while I am eating lunch.
Wish my kids would learn homesteading things!! So glad yours is doing stuff with you, it's always nice to see family learning! Good to see the goats are doing their job and can't wait to see the pigs in a bigger pen!
Great to see your daughter. I love you all. God bless you all
Awe Samantha's growing up so sweet. Thanks for sharing.
How fun with colored peppers!!
God bless your family, you are one of my favorite channels. God bless and heal your daughter Grace. God is full of Grace and Mercy.
Good Morning...Mom and Samanta...so glad you are wanting to learn from your Mom and Dad. These things will serve you all your life. God Bless, Sherry :)
Samantha looks a lot like her daddy but she's got your hair and smile. Y'all bring back such fond memories of my childhood growing up on the farm with my grandparents ! I was the oldest of the grandkids but we all from 5 yrs up worked in the garden. She had huge gardens but huge family ! Thanks for being good people and sharing your everyday life..bringing about sweet memories ! Sending love.
We hope our kids and grandkids (someday) will look back with great memories also!
Man what a "difference a day makes" or more than, in this case! Sam great to see you! Your one more beautiful young lady. You are for sure a welcomed help to mom and dad and you will be still learning, but to me it's got to be more fun on the farm. And at times real hard work. You got this! Great job on the peppers, I to would only like the "lovely" jarred ones. Tyfs and God bless.
Thanks for the Tips on fermenting and the book suggestions! I love your Videos and your heart for the land and the LORD!
Love your videos❤❤❤❤❤❤
Good to see the girls involved in preserving your veggies. Love your videos. Keep em coming
I love watching your girls grow up and your animals. It's almost like being there.🤗
It's just like fermenting beer! Samantha has grown so tall!
Samantha is such a lovely girl. I love her labels for the fermentation jars: Lovely banana peppers and Caution Hot! Perfect - helpful and also shows the preference of the label writer 😁
I hope Grace is doing well.
Good morning! What beautiful flowers! Love those ducks & goats. Thanks for sharing. God bless
Thanks for the kitchen lesson. It was also really cool visiting your gardens. It is a pleasant experience seeing someone enjoying what they love.
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Samantha you labeled them perfectly. I am just like you. Beware of the hot ones. 😱Great job 👍
Hello Samantha😄How nice to see you working in the garden and kitchen. I hope to see more of you and Grace this summer 😀
Good video. Nice to see Samantha. Always look forward to new videos from y’all! Thanks for sharing so much with us!
I will have to try the fermentation recipe. One of my grandmothers used to do that and I loved all of the veggies. I am 67+ now. 😁
I enjoy so much, watching all of y’all’s videos and love all of your animals. I’m kinda partial to them when they are babies. Sooo cute!! You have a beautiful family and are so very blessed. I know this is hard work, but the rewards are tremendous and wonderful. God bless ya’ll and your homestead.
Keep the great videos coming! ❤️
Thanks for bringing us along with your beautiful family God bless you all
Great educational video. Hi to your daughter, glad she want to learn. Wish I. Outdoor join your lessons.
Samantha what a joy your decision to want to learn. You have a couple of loving teachers. I don't believe that I imagined that your mom was a little more peppy and happy. You already have a grasp of the kitchen so use that to learn more. Maybe dad will teach you how to use the tractor or how to care for the quail. or.....
I just wanted to let you know that at 64 you teach me some thing at least once a week. Keep it up, thanks.
We've watched you let the birds out in the morning and feed them their breakfast...what I'd like to see is how you round up the birds and get them settled in for the night. Your night time routine. :)
Speaking from personal experience with my own flock, all the birds go into their own coop at sundown. All you have to do is close the coop after them. You don't have to gather them
In order to condition them to do this, when you start your flock you want to leave them in their coop and even feed them in there for several days up to a couple weeks. This teaches them where to go at night.
Personally I give a call (chick chick chick chicky) every time I feed them in the morning and every time I give them treats or scraps. They come flying from every corner of the yard when I call them. This allows me to guide them back into the coop during the day if I need to,.
@@pugsabi Thank you SO much. I'm quite ignorant when it comes to things like this but I do find it very interesting. I was thinking that it would be difficult to 'round them up' at night, but apparently that's not the case at all!! :) I've always loved chickens and wanted to have them but I find the ducks just so fascinating...lol...
@@artist45 I've only had my chickens for a year, so I'm not all knowledgeable. Many people ask the same types of questions so please don't feel bad. Until I got my chickens, I thought they only came in white!
I have an all hen flock so I also get asked if I still get eggs even though I don't keep a rooster (the answer is yes). My grandmother asked me this even though she used to keep chickens herself!
Roosters are only needed if you want chicks, and some cities, like mine, don't allow them unless you live in over an acre of land. So that's that.
I've wanted to get ducks but I don't have the room for them and they can be quite messy.
With having chickens for a few years now, most of the time chickens do go into the coop on their own, if we notice some did not, then they let us pick them up and put them into the coop. At night they are extremely docile.
@@taylormartin9070 All of mine were flighty until they laid their first egg, and then they seemed to calm down overnight. I sometimes wish they were a bit more fearful because now they get underfoot whenever I'm in the yard.
Lovely to see you again Samantha, you’re growing up so pretty. Looking forward to seeing you learn more on the homestead during your school break. Maybe with your young brain you will come up with some new ideas. Incidentally, I’m with you re the hot peppers.
Samantha, I really like you. I hope you are present in all the videos - my greetings to you and to all of your family - Greetings. I am Ayad from Iraq.
I truly enjoy watching your channel. You and your husband both are good instructors. Blessings!
It is nice to see young people be interested in canning
Great to see Samantha in the gardens and getting to prep "her" peppers (I'm with you, Samantha, never have liked hot).
Oh Sarah your flowers are beautiful!!! 🌺 along with the rest of the garden!!!-Kristy
Hey Samantha, gardening is a good thing for you to learn.i wish so much my daughters were interested.
I picked green beans today!
I am enjoying watching your channel. Love watching your animals and plants.
Wow Samantha, is sure becoming a young adult. What a pretty young lady.
I enjoy seeing your daughter help out and her labels were quite funny.
Wow! Those are Farmer's Market quality peppers...Beautiful!!
Haha, give those goats a little ladder and they'll have that area to the ground in another few weeks! I had no idea what was going on under all that brush but now you see right through it.
Wonderful video as usual! Great to have Samantha at your side-sweet daughter :)
Very peaceful morning, so happy to see Samantha out gardening with you guys. My daughter Olivia loves 🍌 peppers too.
Absolutely love how the lables were very clear mom HOT 😂😂. Olivia would put them in a completely opposite counter from hot ones " just in case 😂.
Thank you for sharing hoping Grace is feeling better 🙏💖
We grow a lot of jalapenos, which I often use to make easy, yummy poppers. Fill jalapenos (sliced lengthwise and seeded) with cream cheese, grated cheddar, and garlic. Crush crackers and mix with melted butter. Press stuffed peppers into crumb mixture so crumbs stick to cheese. Bake at 350-400 until tender.
Loved seeing Samantha...pretty girl. I have been sharing your channel with other UA-camrs...if they say they are looking into a better way to do something..I suggest them hitting up Kevin for help. Hope Grace is healing...God is great. Bless you. From Colorado.
Samantha is a smart girl.
I love your videos ❤️❤️
Its HILARIOUS to have eggs of different colors! We got into it by accident, picking up a crate of hens with a rooster(very important) at an auction. Surprisingly found the eggs varied in color! Had to look REALLY carefully, but YES that WAS a blue egg(tinted from white), and a green one too! Then we had a few browns, varied in shade from barely tinted faintly brown(more pink) to almost chocolate. Then I started HUNTING for unusually coloured laying hens and so on and so forth, ended up with having quite a flock, was getting requests for *rainbow dozens* which I couldn't always fulfill in a single day, just because the hens were initially older hens, not always laying daily, when we started,As I began replacing them, I started having *double dozens* and couldn't keep up with the hens instead of the orders! Then a few of the kids told their teachers, so was getting requests from schools! And before long was *almost* back in the same situation. And then, the neighbour's grown son went on holiday and asked his dad to look after their dog...🙄 which was fine and we knew nothing about it, until dad decided to save the hassle and brought the dog home to make it easier. And dog decided to come a hunting...😲🙃 found that the taste of warm chicken buffet was MUCH more to his liking than dry kibble!🤬 wasn't long before my flock got reduced...🤯🤔 at first, I wasn't going to make a *HUGE* issue of it, then I got reminded of just how much money I had invested *and* wasn't going to be making anymore. Country being country, I also didn't want to ruffle waters and make for bad relations with a neighbour I might need favours from in the future...even as minor as crossing his land...he solved that for me by showing up very shame faced with his wallet out and apologizing profusely, demanding to pay what the birds were worth(found a lot of feathers on his lawn, put 2 and 2 together with dog'sblody face and untouched food bowl, ... because if the livestock control officer had been called on, it would have been MUCH more expensive and the dog would(mandatorily) have had to be put down.
Given that I hadn't (yet)reported it, if I'd just take the value(plus some) we could work it out informally, the dog could go home and that would be the end of it.🤔😎 so, he insisted on paying triple the cost of replacing the hens, and we shook on it, everyone was happy(ish) I *had been* attached to some of those birds, like Mrs. Saggy Bottom(literally named, she was so old, her edifice had stretched so much that every 3rd day she laid the weight equivalent of a goose egg!) The older a chicken gets, the larger their hoo hah stretches...so I'm told...I guess apparently like a human woman who has 12 or 14 babies? Each is easier than the 1st? Didn't hold true for me!
The label for the hot peppers that Samantha made is amazing! You certainly ont make a mistake and eat them!! Thank you for showing me this kit. I have been looking at it.
I just love you all. I enjoy your family an your ways. I've learned how to make you bread. My husband loves it
Holy smokes! Those goats cleared that area out in less than a week!
Samantha, so good to see you!! Hope you will visit us a lot this summer❤🥰
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Good morning! Your flowers are so pretty and garden looks great! Samantha, you look so pretty with your hair up in a top knot... I had hair down below my waist & lived in PHX, so I mostly wore it up to stay cooler. Hope Grace is feeling better..... Hope she feels like getting outside in the morning when it's cooler. Gotta get her vitamin D to help heal & just feel good. Prayers and blessings to everyone! Nancy
Welcome Samantha! Enjoyed this video. God bless you too.
So glad you made this video. I have a bunch of banana peppers, and my mason tops kit waiting to be used for the first time. Thank you!
Hello Samantha everything looks great
You have such a sweet farm...a little paradise!
Hehe Sam , " Lovely Banana peppers"... I also like the "Beware Hot!!!!"
If you are growing OKRA ... Try fermenting them, absolutely wonderful way to use them.
Thanks for that idea. I have never tried that and even though you were not actually talking to me personally i answered
green beans are great too
@@OILME651 just adding to the information for all to learn ... Thank You for replying
Samanatha is just Darling. Watching her on the video, she looks like Daddy, she even has same facial mannerisms....love all your vids....thoughts going out to Gracie too!!!
Sara I love to watch you in your kitchen!!! Love learning how you can stuff. I am a self taught canner but only have done jelly, jams and homemade apple butter (this is my speciality!) haha. But you sweet lady are showing me how to can veggies and we have a garden that is doing well, slow to put fruit on due to a very wet and cool spring! In fact the wettest we ever had. Now it’s just HOT! 100’ for today and the next few days! Ugh.
Anyways I just wanted to tell you thank you I think your precious and love how you share with us!!!
Pray y’all many Blessings!!! God Bless!!!
Hi from Australia 🤗
Waving back at you from Tasmania 😁
Years ago my in-laws elderly neighbors made kraut each year. Ceramic crock (jar), wooden disk with a few holes drilled through it and a nice clean rock to hold it down (glass puck), and a cheese cloth over the top tied around the side with twine (burping lid). Ah, progress. . . Same set up for pickles In the basement where it was cool they would keep most of the winter.
Your flowers and your daughter are both so beautiful!
I remember Grandma boiled a rock and used that as a weight ....times have changed!
My mother used clean flat rocks also.
I have pinot noir purple peppers they start yellow and taste like green bell peppers. I caught a cute little bunny in my garden after it had eaten all the blooms off my beans. I didn't realize fermenting was that easy I may try it. It was great seeing Samantha I agree with her on peppers.
So glad she's doing well!
Oh my goodness Grace looks so good considering what she's been through. God is so good to us isn't he? She's blessed and obviously he has a bigger plan for her. Hope her recovery continues to go well for her. Also I just started fermenting with garlic but my garlic is turning green is that normal and safe to eat