You guys rock! Tucker wants to be on camera too and a little attention! Sweet baby, he's so handsome! Can't wait to see Sassy Man and the ginger kitty together! Garden is just great Jason, so proud seeing what it produces for your family, nothing better! Ruby and baby look too cute together, hearing peeps just made it even sweeter! MaryCarl, girl, I think you've grown another foot! Brooke, love your knowledge and participation with all that goes on, I don't know how you do it! Really enjoy your site, learn a lot! Thanks for all the positive energy! ;)
What a testament to love/nature inn action. Your turkey mama/chick baby is awesome. I’m thinking they’re mirroring back the love they experience from you folks! Awesome!!❤️
Coghill side business.... "Ruby and Rhonda Day Care for Chicks!" How adorable. Weed 'em and Reap have a broody turkey that LOVES to sit on other "Peeples" eggs too. Nature is always fascinating and entertaining.
I always put the date on eggs so I would know when I got them. House eggs I kept in basket on cabinet and used according to date. They last three weeks easily. My turkeys and geese would peep at me while in shell when I talked to them..I loved it. I so enjoy watching you 3 interacting with all your animals,
I was really suprised that you put the pineapple top, and the avocado pits into the worm compost. You raise orchids in your greenhouse, it is SOOO easy to grow a pineapple from the top, and avocado trees from the pits. You can keep the avocado trees pruned to keep them in the greenhouse at winter. And fresh, Real food, for years! Minimal care too.
Yes you can grow avocado from the pits but the pit won't grow the same fruit. Avocado must be grown from a cutting from the tree that grows the fruit you want.
@@claytonnicholls3178 I am no expert, but we have been planting our pits, from Walmart avocados, Haas variety in particular, for over 20 years. We have a small farm just south of Tampa Bay, Fl. We also have a few store-bought trees. By now we have a small forest of seed-grown avocado trees, and delicious avocados, which look exactly like the parent fruit. Maybe we just got lucky. We also plant our pineapple tops, and most everything else that might grow. It is always worth the trying to give them a chance at life. They seem to appreciate it. We certainly enjoy them, even just to look at. Beautiful. I feel Blessed.
I recently found your channel and it is delightful. Brings a smile to our family. That's amazing farm you have. Thank you for your content, very much enjoying it God bless. Looking forward to many more videos.
Watch you opening those feed sacks brought back memories of my Granny. She raised chickens and saved all her strings from feed bags to make crocheted doilies and table covers. I still have many of them and will treasure them always. She used the feed sacks ( they were cloth then) and make quilts. Thanks for the videos, I really enjoy them!
My Mother did the same! Woe unto the kid who cut open a sack of feed and did not unravel it and save the string. She quilted with the strings for thread, and made dresses for the girls and shirts for the boys out of the cloth feed sacks. Our sheets we made of four 200 lb fertilizer sacks sewed together. Most of my early life I slept on sheets that said 4-10-7, the kind of fertilizer that we used. I am now 82.
Hey I struggled for years getting peppers to start but here’s how I do it and I’m very successful now in growing peppers from bells to the Carolina reaper!! If your seed starting trays have the clear tops put that on as it helps lock in the moisture. The temperature needs to be consistent but it also needs to be higher. I run my peppers of all varieties at 80-85 degrees and they all come up within a week to week and a half. Very rarely do I get anything past two weeks. I also use lights around the clock even when starting the seeds. I have even used a incubator to start them before. Spray them daily with water sometimes multiple times a day. Hope this helps!! Got any questions don’t hesitate to ask!!
I think I’ve fallen in love with Pink/Rose (?) the black kitty. I’ve noticed she follows you around every where begging for pets. And many times she can be heard in the background 😍😘. You guys have so many different animals that the “basic” ones have little camera time 😁 and are being forgotten about! (At least by me) Give her loads of pets from me 🥰
My wife told me about your channel and I thanked her. You guys are interesting and informative. We just bought a 71 year old farmhouse in Snead Al. And your tips and ideas will come in handy when we finish redoing it. Keep up the good work.
Those feed bags would make into some cute bunting triangles for a country party. Or maybe a scare'em away bunting around your garden. Probably wouldn't be as quiet as the prayer flags but they're every bit as bright and wouldn't fade. Or make them and put them on Etsy!
At 6:04, thats a nice ranger side by side!! Awesome video guys, great editing job Jason!! Y'all gonna have a TON of geese as long as Mrs. Coghill keeps filling the incubator LOL
Checking in from Bahrain in the Middle East... looking forward to getting back Florida so I can start farming! Thank y'all for keeping me entertained and educated!
Your produce looks amazing! Those carrots really filled out and the broccoli is perfect. Hope everything survived the ice storm, or that you did not get it. The turkey mom is funny. Sweet!
We're finally starting to thaw in north Louisiana. I've NEVER seen this much snow here and it's never stuck around this long. We got hit twice. Last Sunday/Monday with snow and Wednesday with sleet and about 3/8 inch of freezing rain...I wasn't made for this weather 😭
The ducklings are adorable. Love the chickens with the Mohawks. I had never seen them before I started watching your channel. Nugget has beautifully colored feathers. Aww, Ruby and Rhonda and their chick. We can learn from animals. The seedlings look good. Take care and be well! 🌹🌹🌹
😄 I know that at times, I can be a turkey, but I am thanking God no chics are following me around! The strange relationship between Ruby the turkey momma and that little baby chicken makes me giggle! When I was a teenager, I grew radishes, bell peppers, beefsteak tomatoes and roses. I learned that bell peppers don't bear well if you fertilize them. All you'll get is a taller plant with lots of leaves. A bit of rotted manure, but not lots, should go into thier soil along with good compost.
So funny the little chicken riding the turkey momma. The Broccoli salad looked soooo good. I am going to write those ingredients down. Stay warm and dry. 💖💐💝
I t is great that your daughter is so involved in the animals. She is learning so much more than a lot of children. Our Grandchildren enjoy being with wild life as much as possible. Before they left Ohio for Florida they really enjoyed our farm. That continues with their new life when they can go to zoos and other farms to enjoy and learn about all animals and nature. I give my Son and his wife for keeping them involved in outdoor activities. Especially what is happening with children these days not learning something other than electronic world. Thank you for a breath of fresh air and my continued belief that the American life is still alive and well. 🙏🏼 🇺🇸
Nugget likes his Polar Plunge!! Very healthy! The turkey with the chicken reminds me of the children's book " Are You My Mother?"! You could always germinate your pepper seeds(or any other seeds) between moistened paper towels, and then put them in dirt after they germinate in the paper towels!! You just disturbed Nuggets decorating scheme!! I'm surprised Big Joe has not tried to jump out of the goat pen! Peaches is stealthy while she makes her rounds checking out if her EMPLOYEES are doing their jobs to her satisfaction!! Broccoli gets sweeter when cold weather comes, even some ice! Your veggies look delicious and yes, don't forget the corn bread!! Dinner was top shelf! God Bless!
Enjoying watching your farm family grow. Would love to see the ducks swimming in your sm river. It's really relaxing to watch them do what they do best, (swim). Great job!
I watched a vet that calms her pot belly pigs with a fork if I did not see it I would not have believed it . I guess it like scratching them put it calms them. Amazing
I noticed Tucker was photo bombing and talking and nudging up against Brook while she was talking and was trying to get a pet...He's such a good cat, doesn't mess with the birds and probably keeps the mice population down. I thought the (birds be gone) lids were good idea. Peaches is the Mayor and Nugget is the Sherriff. The veggies are doing so well, yummy!
Something else you can give your worms is grit. They need grit like chickens do. But chicken grit won’t work for the worms. I rinse out my egg shells as I use them, let they dry, and then I give them a blast in the blender so the worms Can digest their food easier. Worms don’t have teeth but they do have gizzards, which is where their food gets ground up. Happy to see you have a worm bin. Love your channel ❤️
Beautiful babies! I love how Ruby, is caring for "her," baby. For all intents she IS the mama. That lucky baby has 2 mamas, both turkeys. Love it. Your gathering from the garden made me hungry. lol The black kitty is lovely, what is the name?
please add a thick layer of wet newspapers over your food items; it protects the worms from birds and holds in the moisture in the soil; you will find that in summer you will have a fly issue. also i really recommend that you find a fully shaded spot for that tote
Good Morning Coghill Family✝😘🙏💜 I shared your family and Podcast with my friend and her daughter.She is hooked😆😆😆😂 thank y'all.The great grandma from Ohio
What a great supper ..YUM😋 You sure have such a sweet momma turkey. My husband was loving your garden...our garden is covered with 10-12 in. of snow here in Indiana. Spring can't come soon enough🌷
I had 10 pure Russian wild boar.....when they had their piglets, they would have a meeting arranging in squeals and grunt ...who was taking the first baby sitting shift...the rest would forage on the section....periodically checking and changing shifts....just amazing. The Momma’s would come when called and even line up for treats and vitamins!
A big shout-out from Michigan cold as ever still snow on the ground only 14 degrees watching you and my nice warm house I love it your family is great your farm is beautiful and I love how you make my tummy hungry at the end keep it up and take care COG HILL FAMILY😊✌💞
Nugget, having a polar plunge. Now it would be nice if you got him a hot tub. I don't know when you filmed this one, but this is day 4 of snow! here in Tennessee. I was born and raised in Ohio, I know snow. However, that was 70+ years ago and I don't have the clothing for snow. You made me jealous. I love watching the animals. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe.
You can use two or three tablespoons of apple cider vinegar in the slaw recipe too, and black or golden raisins, or sweetened dried cranberries, I don’t add the cheese, I add a quarter to half head of thin sliced purple cabbage. It’s wonderful..the broccoli is even better after about three days in the fridge..so crispy and flavorful..
Did You know when you plant tomatoes in the ground if you plant deep leaving only a few leaves about ground. The stem will turn to roots. Givens you a better rooting system. Less breakage, and seems to help produce better tomatoes.
Put the peppers directly on the heat mat, and cover with a clear humid dome to keep the heat in..it takes a surprisingly large amount of heat to get them to germinate, and sometimes a long time, so, don’t pull them prematurely..
You guys rock! Tucker wants to be on camera too and a little attention! Sweet baby, he's so handsome! Can't wait to see Sassy Man and the ginger kitty together! Garden is just great Jason, so proud seeing what it produces for your family, nothing better! Ruby and baby look too cute together, hearing peeps just made it even sweeter! MaryCarl, girl, I think you've grown another foot! Brooke, love your knowledge and participation with all that goes on, I don't know how you do it! Really enjoy your site, learn a lot! Thanks for all the positive energy! ;)
What a testament to love/nature inn action. Your turkey mama/chick baby is awesome. I’m thinking they’re mirroring back the love they experience from you folks! Awesome!!❤️
This is one of the cleanest and well run farms I have ever seen!
Coghill side business.... "Ruby and Rhonda Day Care for Chicks!" How adorable. Weed 'em and Reap have a broody turkey that LOVES to sit on other "Peeples" eggs too. Nature is always fascinating and entertaining.
I always put the date on eggs so I would know when I got them. House eggs I kept in basket on cabinet and used according to date. They last three weeks easily. My turkeys and geese would peep at me while in shell when I talked to them..I loved it. I so enjoy watching you 3 interacting with all your animals,
I was really suprised that you put the pineapple top, and the avocado pits into the worm compost. You raise orchids in your greenhouse, it is SOOO easy to grow a pineapple from the top, and avocado trees from the pits. You can keep the avocado trees pruned to keep them in the greenhouse at winter. And fresh, Real food, for years! Minimal care too.
Yes you can grow avocado from the pits but the pit won't grow the same fruit. Avocado must be grown from a cutting from the tree that grows the fruit you want.
@@claytonnicholls3178 I am no expert, but we have been planting our pits, from Walmart avocados, Haas variety in particular, for over 20 years. We have a small farm just south of Tampa Bay, Fl. We also have a few store-bought trees. By now we have a small forest of seed-grown avocado trees, and delicious avocados, which look exactly like the parent fruit. Maybe we just got lucky. We also plant our pineapple tops, and most everything else that might grow. It is always worth the trying to give them a chance at life. They seem to appreciate it. We certainly enjoy them, even just to look at. Beautiful. I feel Blessed.
I recently found your channel and it is delightful. Brings a smile to our family. That's amazing farm you have. Thank you for your content, very much enjoying it God bless. Looking forward to many more videos.
Just ordered my seeds from Hoss and am super excited to try the free yellow zucchini! ❤️❤️❤️
You remind me so much of Sandra Bullock with your talk and all. She's one of my favorite movie stars.
Watch you opening those feed sacks brought back memories of my Granny. She raised chickens and saved all her strings from feed bags to make crocheted doilies and table covers. I still have many of them and will treasure them always. She used the feed sacks ( they were cloth then) and make quilts. Thanks for the videos, I really enjoy them!
My Mother did the same! Woe unto the kid who cut open a sack of feed and did not unravel it and save the string. She quilted with the strings for thread, and made dresses for the girls and shirts for the boys out of the cloth feed sacks. Our sheets we made of four 200 lb fertilizer sacks sewed together. Most of my early life I slept on sheets that said 4-10-7, the kind of fertilizer that we used. I am now 82.
Two turkeys co-parenting a chicken? Who would have ever guessed. I really love this channel. It warms my heart. Blessings from New Orleans.
Hey I struggled for years getting peppers to start but here’s how I do it and I’m very successful now in growing peppers from bells to the Carolina reaper!! If your seed starting trays have the clear tops put that on as it helps lock in the moisture. The temperature needs to be consistent but it also needs to be higher. I run my peppers of all varieties at 80-85 degrees and they all come up within a week to week and a half. Very rarely do I get anything past two weeks. I also use lights around the clock even when starting the seeds. I have even used a incubator to start them before. Spray them daily with water sometimes multiple times a day. Hope this helps!! Got any questions don’t hesitate to ask!!
I just love your farm. Everything is so natural and I really appreciate that. Keep up the great work.
I think I’ve fallen in love with Pink/Rose (?) the black kitty. I’ve noticed she follows you around every where begging for pets. And many times she can be heard in the background 😍😘. You guys have so many different animals that the “basic” ones have little camera time 😁 and are being forgotten about! (At least by me) Give her loads of pets from me 🥰
I absolutely luv watching these videos, what a lovely life you have x
My wife told me about your channel and I thanked her. You guys are interesting and informative. We just bought a 71 year old farmhouse in Snead Al. And your tips and ideas will come in handy when we finish redoing it. Keep up the good work.
Good afternoon cog hill family, everything looking good. Garden is gorgeous 😍 animals all look happy. Have a blessed weekend
Just another day on the farm and loving it!! Y'all keep up the good work and for sure I'll be watching. God bless!!
Those feed bags would make into some cute bunting triangles for a country party. Or maybe a scare'em away bunting around your garden. Probably wouldn't be as quiet as the prayer flags but they're every bit as bright and wouldn't fade. Or make them and put them on Etsy!
At 6:04, thats a nice ranger side by side!! Awesome video guys, great editing job Jason!! Y'all gonna have a TON of geese as long as Mrs. Coghill keeps filling the incubator LOL
Peaches is the boss lady, she delegates all the work. Smart lady
Ah man! I could live eating your produce. I love collards, carrots, broccoli, kolrabi. That's manna from Heaven and hard work! Delish.
I LOVE this family!! Thank you for sharing your life with us. Nugget is my favorite. ♥
Thank you for answering the question about the lids and about the pickle barrels!
Carrots are my favorite vegetable. I could tear that patch up. But you can keep them collard greens. I will eat me some spinach though.
Sheriff Nugs needed to clean the treads in them muddin tires! 💗
Jason and family - you’ve made a LOT of improvements to your place. Wish we could get a little of your rain here on our place in Northern Arizona.
Checking in from Bahrain in the Middle East... looking forward to getting back Florida so I can start farming! Thank y'all for keeping me entertained and educated!
@Shaler Williams stay safe over there.
Best of luck from India. Stay safe.
i just love your videos! you are so entertaining, and i just love all your animals,
Thank God our deep freeze is over for this week anyway. Lol. I'm ready for spring
Your produce looks amazing! Those carrots really filled out and the broccoli is perfect. Hope everything survived the ice storm, or that you did not get it. The turkey mom is funny. Sweet!
You have such a well ran farm! Its a beautiful place to visit even online!! God bless
My 2 year old really enjoyed this video! Thank You!! She loves seeing all the different animals, it gets her to recognize and make animal noises
You have one of the best channels on UA-cam. Your farm is so well managed. I Love watching your videos. ❤
Thumbs UP to you all . Have a great weekend .
Jason you are a lucky man . Mrs Coghlan is a foxy lady with an awesome smile
Hoss heat mat changed my pepper game! Had it cranked to 100
That basket full of garden fresh vegetables was beautiful!!
We're finally starting to thaw in north Louisiana. I've NEVER seen this much snow here and it's never stuck around this long. We got hit twice. Last Sunday/Monday with snow and Wednesday with sleet and about 3/8 inch of freezing rain...I wasn't made for this weather 😭
Poor cat wants some loving, its like pat me pat me
Your farm is so pretty and well taken care of! Your garden is beyond beautiful! Yum!!
Glad you got plenty of carrots cause Marycarl loves them.
I might not get it out, but you got it in. Bahahaha! 😂 Brooke you say the best stuff!
Have a beautiful weekend and a big Hello from Oregon
The ducklings are adorable. Love the chickens with the Mohawks. I had never seen them before I started watching your channel. Nugget has beautifully colored feathers. Aww, Ruby and Rhonda and their chick. We can learn from animals. The seedlings look good. Take care and be well! 🌹🌹🌹
Awesome ranger side by side 6:04
😄 I know that at times, I can be a turkey, but I am thanking God no chics are following me around!
The strange relationship between Ruby the turkey momma and that little baby chicken makes me giggle!
When I was a teenager, I grew radishes, bell peppers, beefsteak tomatoes and roses. I learned that bell peppers don't bear well if you fertilize them. All you'll get is a taller plant with lots of leaves. A bit of rotted manure, but not lots, should go into thier soil along with good compost.
So funny the little chicken riding the turkey momma. The Broccoli salad looked soooo good. I am going to write those ingredients down. Stay warm and dry. 💖💐💝
I t is great that your daughter is so involved in the animals. She is learning so much more than a lot of children. Our Grandchildren enjoy being with wild life as much as possible. Before they left Ohio for Florida they really enjoyed our farm. That continues with their new life when they can go to zoos and other farms to enjoy and learn about all animals and nature. I give my Son and his wife for keeping them involved in outdoor activities. Especially what is happening with children these days not learning something other than electronic world. Thank you for a breath of fresh air and my continued belief that the American life is still alive and well. 🙏🏼 🇺🇸
Always look forward to your vlogs. Best home studying channel ever!!!💖
I've never seen a Female Turkey flair Her tail so pretty.
Dude you must be the Broccoli wisperer 🙌💥.
Sounds like a yummy Dinner.
JO JO IN VT 💕😄☃
You make my mouth water, I love greens , can’t garden anymore yours is so pretty, love Mary Carl she’s so pretty 💚💚💚
Y’all got content to shoot the moment y’all walked outside 👍🏻
Hey Jason I was watching the new video then an ad came up , I skipped it then it put me in the middle of your last video 🧐
Love how the Turkey loves the baby chicken. You have inspired me to do a small garden this year. I will be buying Hoss seeds.
Nugget likes his Polar Plunge!! Very healthy! The turkey with the chicken reminds me of the children's book " Are You My Mother?"! You could always germinate your pepper seeds(or any other seeds) between moistened paper towels, and then put them in dirt after they germinate in the paper towels!! You just disturbed Nuggets decorating scheme!! I'm surprised Big Joe has not tried to jump out of the goat pen! Peaches is stealthy while she makes her rounds checking out if her EMPLOYEES are doing their jobs to her satisfaction!! Broccoli gets sweeter when cold weather comes, even some ice! Your veggies look delicious and yes, don't forget the corn bread!! Dinner was top shelf! God Bless!
Cog Squad checking in from Birmingham, AL!
Enjoying watching your farm family grow. Would love to see the ducks swimming in your sm river. It's really relaxing to watch them do what they do best, (swim). Great job!
Wow 250 a month that's crazy. We have 4 dogs and it cost us 100 or more dollars a month for their food . You guys have a great deal
Looks like nuggets been picking at the window screen 😉 - blended families 🦃🐓🦚🥰
COG HILL SATURDAY is right...had lunch with you folks...thanks for the company
I watched a vet that calms her pot belly pigs with a fork if I did not see it I would not have believed it . I guess it like scratching them put it calms them. Amazing
I counted yesterday. I currently have 153 chickens.
The videos are coming out rapid fire 🔥
Good afternoon. Hope everyone is having a good day. Garden looks good.
I like the way Nugget loves to hang out with you all
I noticed Tucker was photo bombing and talking and nudging up against Brook while she was talking and was trying to get a pet...He's such a good cat, doesn't mess with the birds and probably keeps the mice population down. I thought the (birds be gone) lids were good idea. Peaches is the Mayor and Nugget is the Sherriff. The veggies are doing so well, yummy!
Something else you can give your worms is grit. They need grit like chickens do. But chicken grit won’t work for the worms. I rinse out my egg shells as I use them, let they dry, and then I give them a blast in the blender so the worms Can digest their food easier. Worms don’t have teeth but they do have gizzards, which is where their food gets ground up. Happy to see you have a worm bin. Love your channel ❤️
i love watching your old videos, they show up on my feed sporadically
Wish I had a farm and gave y’all run of the place. God bless you.
Beautiful babies! I love how Ruby, is caring for "her," baby. For all intents she IS the mama. That lucky baby has 2 mamas, both turkeys. Love it. Your gathering from the garden made me hungry. lol The black kitty is lovely, what is the name?
Pink
My favorite homestead channel. I like others too, this is my fav. Wonderful family. Learn so much.
Wow, that broccoli was big and beautiful. I also am jealous of all the rows of colourful carrots you have. Your supper looked delish :)
We have have chickens and ducks incubate turkey eggs... Never seen a turkey raise a chick though :) :) Fun video! You guys have a lot of birds!
please add a thick layer of wet newspapers over your food items; it protects the worms from birds and holds in the moisture in the soil; you will find that in summer you will have a fly issue. also i really recommend that you find a fully shaded spot for that tote
What a beautiful and healthy fresh dinner!! Take care, stay warm, and safe. God bless y'all!! ❤️❤️🙏🙏🤗🤗
Those delicious looking vegetables made my mouth water and the corn bread was the best 👌 😋
Good Morning Coghill Family✝😘🙏💜 I shared your family and Podcast with my friend and her daughter.She is hooked😆😆😆😂 thank y'all.The great grandma from Ohio
I love watching the farm animals. I’m learning about planting too! ❤️🥰👒
Brooke, dinner looked so delicious 😋. Mmmm Hmmmmm 😊❣️
Nice job growing the broccoli. Dinner looks good..... Stay safe and warm.
I really like that brown
turkey with the white
on it...(Ruby)... 🤗
The broccoli salad looks delicious! Thanks for sharing the recipe.
What a great supper ..YUM😋 You sure have such a sweet momma turkey. My husband was loving your garden...our garden is covered with 10-12 in. of snow here in Indiana. Spring can't come soon enough🌷
I had 10 pure Russian wild boar.....when they had their piglets, they would have a meeting arranging in squeals and grunt ...who was taking the first baby sitting shift...the rest would forage on the section....periodically checking and changing shifts....just amazing. The Momma’s would come when called and even line up for treats and vitamins!
A big shout-out from Michigan cold as ever still snow on the ground only 14 degrees watching you and my nice warm house I love it your family is great your farm is beautiful and I love how you make my tummy hungry at the end keep it up and take care COG HILL FAMILY😊✌💞
We are getting turkeys soon. Can’t wait!! 🦃
Nugget, having a polar plunge. Now it would be nice if you got him a hot tub.
I don't know when you filmed this one, but this is day 4 of snow! here in Tennessee. I was born and raised in Ohio, I know snow. However, that was 70+ years ago and I don't have the clothing for snow. You made me jealous. I love watching the animals. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe.
That broccoli salad looked delicious, thank you for the recipe.
Y'all inspired me...I sprouted some Delicata Squash seeds! Hee Haw!
Thanks for making me hungry ya'll be good keep safe and God Bless 😘😘😘💖💜💙
Hi from California. Glad to see everyone is doing great.
Nice video. Beautiful birds & goats you have 🐔 🐤 🐓 🦃 🦆🐐
You can use two or three tablespoons of apple cider vinegar in the slaw recipe too, and black or golden raisins, or sweetened dried cranberries, I don’t add the cheese, I add a quarter to half head of thin sliced purple cabbage. It’s wonderful..the broccoli is even better after about three days in the fridge..so crispy and flavorful..
Did
You know when you plant tomatoes in the ground if you plant deep leaving only a few leaves about ground. The stem will turn to roots. Givens you a better rooting system. Less breakage, and seems to help produce better tomatoes.
Love this
Put the peppers directly on the heat mat, and cover with a clear humid dome to keep the heat in..it takes a surprisingly large amount of heat to get them to germinate, and sometimes a long time, so, don’t pull them prematurely..
Good morning guys love from Philippines ♥️💞🇵🇭
😊
We had a bantam hatch a Turkey egg. That turkey would follow the bantam hen around everywhere. Hilarious!
Our seedings are looking good
And having a great day on the farm. Lol
That broccoli is beautiful...
Love The Cog Hill Farm..
Hey guys we have had great luck with our peppers. They like warm soil. This may help! 🥰 Have a great day!
Have you tried a heating pad with your seedlings?