Off-grid homestead tour | four months progress | Millennial Homesteader

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  • Опубліковано 26 гру 2024

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  • @AGoodEnoughMom
    @AGoodEnoughMom Рік тому +7

    What you guys have achieved is phenomenal! Your homestead is looking beautiful and you really are starting to pick the fruits of all your hard work! Well done!

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  Рік тому

      Thank you. It feels so good when it slowly starts to come together. ☺️

  • @lindiwemalaza1438
    @lindiwemalaza1438 Рік тому +4

    It's no longer a property but a HOME❤

  • @malesedee
    @malesedee Рік тому +1

    This is a very good example of 'hard work pays'. You are inspiring me to get started on other parts of my garden....

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  Рік тому

      Small and steady really does win the race. Just consistency and pushing on. It works miracles.

  • @nonkululekowilliamssefolo2976

    I really enjoyed this tour. Awesome work as always guys. Truly happy for you and the great investment you've made 💚💚🌻🌻

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  11 місяців тому

      Thanks so much. So much to do still but we are looking forward to it.

  • @bevcoetzer9089
    @bevcoetzer9089 Рік тому

    Merry Christmas and a happy New Year. May 2024 be a happy and productive one for you🌲🌲🌲

  • @sillymonger
    @sillymonger Рік тому

    Beautiful!

  • @mamikiramafoko4095
    @mamikiramafoko4095 7 місяців тому

    It is such a beautiful garden.

  • @adebadarries3437
    @adebadarries3437 7 місяців тому

    It looks beautiful! You guys Rock!

  • @LearningLife77
    @LearningLife77 11 місяців тому

    Living my dream. Well done!

  • @Shaz-on-Adventure
    @Shaz-on-Adventure Рік тому

    Well done, it's looking amazing!

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  Рік тому +1

      Thank you so much. It doesn’t feel much sometimes but when we look at the progress we can’t believe our eyes.

  • @mokgaetjidorothyledwaba1557
    @mokgaetjidorothyledwaba1557 11 місяців тому

    You guys are living the best life.. I'm trying to do that but in a very small space ❤

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  11 місяців тому

      Thanks so much. Fortunately you can always start in a small space. The goal is to become more sustainable, if you can grow more food, can or preserve etc it’s a good start.

  • @silver_embers
    @silver_embers Рік тому

    Well done.

  • @Vuka2024
    @Vuka2024 Рік тому

    Those paving can become a headache if grass and weeds start growing through,, if you don't want to use Roundup a good alternative is a gas burner or what my mom used to do is boiled water and poured it over the weeds, worked very well too.

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  Рік тому

      Thanks so much. That’s a nice natural method. We also ready that soap, salt and baking soda mix works well too.

  • @phumlamyataza8527
    @phumlamyataza8527 Рік тому

    Wow! This is amazing. You have done a lot of work. I'm so happy to see that you've done so much progress.

  • @susankuhn5030
    @susankuhn5030 11 місяців тому

    The property looks so nice and nice and neat. Cant wait to see how lovely the duck pond will look. I can see the vision. Slowly slowly catches the worm. The arc 😂 you referred to that the beans are growing on are called arch just so you know for future reference. Keep up the hard work.

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  11 місяців тому

      Thanks Susan. 😂 sometimes the words slip off the tongue when we get on the camera 😂😂. The vision is slowly coming together, there is so much to do but we are so happy to see it all unfold.

  • @chanalogue
    @chanalogue Рік тому

    Love your garden!! Thank you for sharing!

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  Рік тому

      Thanks. When we have planted the garden out we will do a proper garden tour.

  • @musamusashi
    @musamusashi Рік тому

    Great work family, i love to see such amazing progress: more power to you, beautiful people.

  • @moniqueoosthuysen556
    @moniqueoosthuysen556 Рік тому +1

    Looking good! Clip the one side of your chicken's wings and then they won't be able to fly over.

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  Рік тому

      Okay, this is a genius idea Monique. I have never considered this as an option and have been reading and watching videos on how to do it. These little mavericks are always flying over the fence and causing so much chaos. This is such great advice, thank you.

  • @rubytimbers397
    @rubytimbers397 Рік тому

    Beautiful 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️

  • @chenair6613
    @chenair6613 Рік тому

    Amazing! KUDOS to you guys. Job well done.

  • @lindiwemalaza1438
    @lindiwemalaza1438 Рік тому

    I've seen other UA-camrs clipping the wings feathers with a pair of scissors. Apparently it keeps the chickens from flying out. Maybe you could try it

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  Рік тому

      Thanks so much. I am definitely going to try that, although Audry is not keen on making any body changes to her babies 😂

  • @Mega30cent
    @Mega30cent Рік тому

    Wow! You guys have truly been working hard and it’s so beautiful to see how far you guys have come. Truly, all the best 🥳

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  Рік тому +1

      Thanks. It’s kind of crazy to think we always are so hard on ourselves for not being further than where we had planned. It helps to have perspective and be happy about small wins.

  • @thobiledisemelo6672
    @thobiledisemelo6672 Рік тому

    WoW guys you have achieved so much! I am so proud of you for always pushing on. Well done - the homestead is really looking lovely.

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  Рік тому

      Thank you, slow and steady, still feels like so much is not done. So excited about what is to come.

  • @malesedee
    @malesedee Рік тому

    Mara guys😢I feel proud yoh... You did amazing job it's absolutely beautiful..... Like good job with paving and the chilling area.... We still need to sort out of deck😢😅so much work but I bet it's rewarding.... I'm going to catch up on your videos properly during the holidays fam.... 👌🏼

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  Рік тому

      Thanks so much 😂. Still lots to fix around here actually. But having a chill place and a places which bring us joy has been such a big blessing and really changed how we see things.

  • @emiliebeauchamp870
    @emiliebeauchamp870 Рік тому

    Looks amazing! Good work!

  • @siphamandlamkhize9766
    @siphamandlamkhize9766 Рік тому

    Hi, My partner always talks about you haha Good work guys. Hope one day we get to live off grid too

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  Рік тому +1

      😄 very smart wife there. Hoping that you achieve those dreams. Whether it is to be more sustainable or free.

  • @sharonrein4249
    @sharonrein4249 Рік тому

    Hi guys, loved the tour❣️
    I was wondering, are your neighbours curious about your homestead. I can just imagine you giving tours 😊 especially to school kids!

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  Рік тому

      Thanks Sharon, so glad you did. We have had some of our neighbours complement the progress and the work they see us do. We would like to do a few tours but that is a next year goal. Once we take the second and last part of our farm.

  • @FeliciaNobukhosiKhumalo
    @FeliciaNobukhosiKhumalo 11 місяців тому

    was the chicken standing on the fence dancing? cool homesteading experiences

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  11 місяців тому

      😂😂 it was trying to get away from the main chicken. But it sure does look like a dance right 😂😂😂

  • @habeebmusa-rx5mt
    @habeebmusa-rx5mt 9 місяців тому +1

    In which provides are y'all at, the land is beautiful

  • @siyabongakhumalo3386
    @siyabongakhumalo3386 Рік тому

    this is great work. 🤙🤙. where did you buy your weed mat.

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  Рік тому

      Thanks so much. We got them from a company in Nelspruit called Maxi Grow. The lady is called Kath. You can give her a call on 083 235 9834. It’s a business number so give her a call. Very responsive, professional and so kind.

  • @njabsmangena
    @njabsmangena Рік тому

    Lovely!, did you guys buy land and built that house from scratch or you bought it with a building already?

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  Рік тому +1

      Yes it already had a house. This was a non negotiable for us. We both work so a house and ability to get WiFi or connectivity were necessary so that we are able to still do our jobs.

  • @Test-xf2su
    @Test-xf2su 11 місяців тому

    I love this! May i ask which area you are in? We are researching off grid living

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  11 місяців тому

      We are in Mbombela. Nelspruit area. 😀 A great community here with several off grid homesteads.

  • @thatotlolane
    @thatotlolane 11 місяців тому

    I'm picking an accent. Where are you guys originally from?
    Great vid btw

  • @keletsomokone2663
    @keletsomokone2663 11 місяців тому

    I also want to homestead, but i don't want to be overwhelmed by a huge piece of land that i can't take care of. How big is your plot?

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  11 місяців тому +1

      Hi. It’s under 2 hectares. It will depend on what you intend to do with it. Either way it will be a lot. If things need to be built or maintained and you plan to do it. It will need your attention. Start small is definitely our advice here. Or at least visit a homestead first and get an idea of how it is.

  • @akatsukiawsome13
    @akatsukiawsome13 Рік тому

    Time for you to get two goats now haha 😅

    • @millennialhomesteader
      @millennialhomesteader  Рік тому

      We have been talking about it. We need strong fencing to make sure 1. The goats don’t mow over the fence to visit our neighbour and 2. The animals with 2 legs don’t decide to help themselves to the goats. But we can’t wait.

    • @akatsukiawsome13
      @akatsukiawsome13 Рік тому

      @@millennialhomesteader My mother visited earlier this week, and talked about how in the eastern euro soviet village she grew up in they would just stake a goat in an area for a day, and then move them a bit every day to keep the lawn mown. Very different from us stalling them and fattening over the winter so they have the most healthy possible births and have huge calorie reserves for high milk production in spring.