It is Time to Plant the Fall Garden!
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Welcome back to The Little Orchard Farm! Today we plant our fall crops in hopes that we will soon taste the awesomeness of broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, carrots, and peas. So come along on the journey and we hope you enjoy as we build our Modern Homestead American Dream!
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THE LITTLE ORCHARD FARM STORY
Ever dreamed about escaping to that place you dreamt about time and time again? So did we. So we did!
My name is Brian and my wife, Karen, are dreamers of a simpler life. We went all “Green Acres" style purchasing 56 acres in North Alabama and have the goal of building our modern homestead from the ground up. Literally from the ground up - starting with our cabin! We dream of food forests, hoop houses, goats, and alpacas to create our self-reliant homestead.
We have adopted the motto of "Living the Modern Homestead American Dream" because we believe the cultural dream society sells is wrought with unhealthy dependency on others like chasing the corporate ladder, going into massive debt to buy a home, depending on commercial farming practices for food, and so many other misnomers. There is a simpler more freeing way to live! And the way to accomplish it is through Livin' and Learnin'!
No matter your age, no matter how much land you have; if you have a desire to simplify and become more self-reliant, we are right there with you. We are new to the homesteading movement with little experience but a massive thirst for learning. We hope you will join us on the journey as we share our experiences - both successes and failures in our chasing of the Renewed American Dream.
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Thanks for watching this episode of life on our family homestead!
Take Care,
Brian & Karen
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We Have never had any success with anything you plant so your doing 100% better than some.
In a bit Mr big pee a golden moment.
😂 Gee, thanks!
Man, you guys are so lucky! We are just barely getting some things from our garden. 😂
Very nice guys!
It has been a struggle for sure. Some things did well and others were a flop. But we will keep trying! Hope you and family are well.
Good luck with the fall garden. I love planting in the fall. Be sure to keep the Bt on hand for those cabbage worms. They can decimate a plant in a couple days. I struggle with English peas too. Mine would not even germinate in the spring. Got them growing good now but went out today, and something(rabbit probably) is eating them. Gotta keep on trying though.
Amen! Got to keep trying! Thanks for the advice. We have definitely had our run ins with the cabbage worms. Little buggers can eat some plants up!! Good luck with your garden.
Hope all is well.
All is well. Thank you for checking in!
Hope all is well. Missing you guys.
All is good Richard. Thanks for checking in. We will be back shortly.
Hi Brian don't know if you have looked on google earth lately, Your pole barn chicken house garden that big shed you got but don't tell us much about. its coming on and you can tell more from a birds eye. can't make out the saw mill.
Hey Cutter! THanks for the heads up. I'll check it out. The sawmill is an area I am working on this winter. And, yes, I will be back online soon. I have had a HUGE project at work that has taken almost all of my time and sanity. Thanks for touching base and hope you have a blessed week!
Garden is clean! I had good success with English peas. The one I planted only get 18 inches tall. Do the ones you bought run tall enough to cover that trellis? They will be so tasty.
Thanks Ken! I believe our peas should get about 2 feet up the trellis. However, going on our history with peas, if they get a foot off the ground it will be a success. 😂
Why did you stop posting videos?
I'm getting back to them. Work (day job) got in the way. Look for a another video coming this week. Thanks for the inquiry.