Sugar, instead of cutting squares of cassava, cut squares of the stem of the banana tree that you felled. Then combine the stalk chopped into small squares with flour, either from rice, corn or cassava, or a combination of all. This super food will serve you to give to all kinds of animals, chickens, pigs, ducks, fish, etc. In addition to being cheap and saving a lot, the animals will grow and fatten quickly. ^^ 👌👍👍
Everything you've done is awesome 👍 your little civilization is so pretty the fish pond the free range chickens your living area all of your bowls and tools the watermill every detail is perfect 😍 it's like straight out of a movie...
goats eat and go everywhere... so it would be the apocalypse... 🤣 🤣 🤣 To keep the grass at bay it would be better a couple of donkeys or buffaloes ... but I don't think the owner has enough money to afford it!
@@TheblackMoon1444 sheep maybe? He could make a collar and tie a rope to the collar, with a loop at the other end to slip over posts to keep in a specific area, and when it is finished just move the sheep to another post/area. plus the manure and possibly the wool will be a bonus too.
Com as minhocas que você encontrar faça uma pequena composteira, agora que você terá bananas, as cascas são ótimos alimentos para minhocas. Com essa composteira, você terá adubo para as estações de plantio e uma reserva de minhocas e outros insetos para suas galinhas, aumentando a variedade do cardápio das galinhas elas produzem mais ovos. Sobre o Jardim ao lado da sua cozinha que você leva muito tempo para capinar, se fosse ao lado da minha cozinha de fazenda eu faria caixotes para fazer uma pequena horta de especiarias que eu encontrasse.
Apreciado Duong. Sigo con sincero apasionamiento tu construcción de esa hermosa granja que ojalá algún día se abra a los visitantes extranjeros. Por ahora te sugiero comenzar a construir tejas de barro cocido para reemplazar los techos de palma y madera, las cuales son más durables y estéticas. Gracias por el sembrío de banano cerca a los bordes del lago y el cautivante crecimiento de la avicultura. He visto, cuando paseas por el bosque árboles de laurel y con su cera podrías hacer velas para alumbrarte en la noche. No te parece ideal? Un fuerte abrazo desde Cali, Colombia, Suramérica.
21:10 Hello to cut the weeds you could restart the forge to make a scythe that would allow you to stay upright and quickly mow the garden. In any case, it's absolutely brilliant what you do and it's very pleasant to watch, I'm myself in the countryside, and seeing the chicks running around reminds me of mine. Good luck for the future and thank you for the videos. Hello from France.
Have you thought of forging a long handled scythe to help tend the weeds in the garden when your needing plant your crops and getting the ground fertilized and ready for planting? Would be really interesting to watch and it could be another tool to add to your shelf! :3
Congratulations Duong, new additions. When will you work on the melon rack over the pond? I'm very happy for you and look forward to meeting your wife and children in the future.
Are you going to include an area as an incubation place for the chicken to hatch? The egg shells are awesome calcium for the fish. You should build a chopping stone and grinding stone. It makes me happy to see you happy.
Hello Duong ! I live in Algeria and work in an office i love your videos because there is no music it's great to hear the sound of nature, keep the great work you inspire people :) thank you
DUONG WARNING : You have so many viewers : hundreds of thousands of followers and I think it's not a good idea to show us your family in video for security reasons. it is enough that there is 1 madman out of a million and a half good people : and your life will become terrible and dangerous ! ... We Love you so much and we don't want bad things happen to you. We wich you peace and joy !
@@manashdb : There are crazy people and stalkers out there that obsess on celebrities and well-known people. These people's obsessions sometimes lead to violence (e.g. John Lennons assassination.). Then there is Social Media. The anonymity of it brings out the hatred and bullying in many. Because of these sick people, @P. Skills needs to be cautious about what he exposes his family to.
Congratulations on the baby chicks , we love watching your videos, you are a amazing person with all the gifts you have making things . My son has watched your videos he’s in the Army and lives in Virginia keep up the good work
Terimakasih duong videonya santai, menenangkan membawa kita semua menikmati alam, dan hutan yang indah seolah2 kita semua terbawa suasana. Sehat selalu dan umur panjang menghibur kami semua semoga rejeki berlimpah untuk mu dan keluarga disana. Salam dari indonesia
Congratulations on the chicks! As much as you clear the grass in the garden and around the pond, it could be a good idea to make a full scythe so you don’t have to be on your knees to do it.
that is so wonderful what you did with mother hen,she trust you,,super great,,and beautiful how yousaved the worms for her and then fed the little babies,,now they learn what to look for...nice
When chickens appeared in my village, we fed them with boiled chicken eggs, chopped. you can also boil the roots that you crushed at the beginning of the video. They are still small and such food will be more digestible. Until they get a little older. Thank you for the video. Very cute.
Salut Duong! Ainsi les ancêtres t'ont parlé: tu te fies à ton vécu, à tes intuitions, à ton expérience. Je penses que tu as même consulté notre plus grand sage à tous: la forêt, la jungle, sa nature. La Nature n'a coupé aucune herbe mauvaise, n'a brûlé aucun sol, ni défriché son toit par intérêt ; & pourtant en harmonie tout y pousse en équilibre comme d'un seul tenant. Cela n'est plausible que grâce à ce jardinier hors paire des terres: le lombric du sol. Duong, j'aimerai te faire une introduction à la permaculture des vers. C'est une approche qui s'oriente en introduction, vers la culture multi-étagée forestière. Pour cela je te présente un autre garçon comme toi. Un jardinier qui a appris lui le jardin domestique de sa grand-mère depuis son plus tendre enfance. A la différence près c'est qu'il est lui en zone humide tempérée, alors que toi Duong tu es en zone humide tropicale. Tu n'es pas obligé de comprendre tout ce qu'il dit, mais observes bien son intuition, à son contexte que sa pratique. Léo s'efforce à cultiver que des plantes pérennes, sauvages, fécondes. Si tu trouves le traducteur de sa langue matière c'est encore mieux comme de s'en inspirer ua-cam.com/video/z_1RS8TCBUQ/v-deo.html
Chao Mr. Primitive Skills! Please never stop showing the mountain in the background somewhere in your videos. So majestic and beautiful! The sound the bamboo makes when you tap on it with your due tells you what?? Giu an toan! tim
Congratulations on your baby chicks, your hen is very friendly to let you near her babies. Our chickens are very protective and will chase off anyone/anything who stray close lol
Your baby chicks are beautiful and it was so nice to see you smiling at them! : ) Will the momma hen and chicks go back in the nest each night for awhile or will you build a special chicken coop for the chicks and momma? You really need a scythe. It would make clearing weeds, etc., off of your garden areas so much quicker and easier. As the weed coverage in your garden area, might be a good green manure, cutting them regularly and either composting them or letting them lay and decompose. Curious… can the cassava also be pulverized with your hammer mill? Can you process larger quantities, like a weeks worth at a time, of the cassava in powdered or chopped form and store it in bamboo containers, ready to feed?
For the amount of weeding you do, you really ought to make yourself a scythe. it'll save your back and knees from having to be crouched over to cut the grass or clear weeds.
Instead of burning the dried grass, pile it up for your chickens. They will kick it apart to hunt for bugs and turn it into free fertilizer for you! All you have to do is pile it up once every two days.
Advice? Some types of flower are attractive to butterflies. If you plant these, it will ensure plenty of caterpillars for the chickens. The earthworms are valuable for the soil. Another idea is to put a water container under the chicken coop. This will catch poop and make excellent fertilizer.
Hitting the bell would be more effective if you had a stick connected to the bell going into the water, because sound travels faster in water than in air, also sound transfer from air to water is super inefficient
I feel like making a scythe would improve your life significantly. you spend a lot of time crouching down to chop things at ground level... also, some variety of portable ladder/scaffold for reaching high places... harvesting fruits, repairing roofs, that sort of thing =S
Congratulations. :) She'll be an excellent mother, of course, and you'll be an excellent surrogate father. I would also encourage you to look into the no-dig gardening method. Charles Dowding is a master. He has a channel. Fermenting the chicken feed adds to its nutrient value, and making a compost heap they can't dig into will produce a lot of earthworms for the chickens.
a. the chicks are super cute! I hope they grow big and strong! b. watching you scythe the gras with your machete makes me suggest a stand up scythe, it would make clearing the grass and what not so much easier and faster for you.
I was very happy to see the chicks and I'm also glad to see you make a fence around your garden. I hope there are no more rats able to get into the garden and eating your food. Thank-you for making this video Duong. 🙂
Hello Duong ,it is early end the year 2022,today is 22 -12.Merry Christmas and happy Newyear to you and your family……lovely the chicks you build up …….with loveDuong❤❤❤
Hey Duong, I congratulate you for all your achivmenets. I supose you already tought about it, but will be a great next step to build an earthworm bed (I am sure will be easy for you). Where you can get a great source of fish/chicken food, and as a bonus you get a waste digester, and the best fertilizer ever. Keep doing the best farm ever!. Best regards from the opposite side of the world (almost, Argentina)
Duong, Now a nice name for a Awesome Smart Guy. If I lived out there I would be happy to . I wouldn't miss the modern technology or the race of fast pace. You have Solitude and Happiness isn't that what we all want. Have a Great Week Cynthia USA 😊😊😊😊🌞
i have an advice, fence off some area for the chickens , they will consume all the weeds and worms in the area, make it movable, will help you out with weeds
Parabéns pelo vídeo Duong, os pintinhos são lindos, da vontade de que eles nunca cresçam haha. Estou ansioso para ver a reforma de sua cozinha. Uma dica, faça pequenas hortas moveis com bambo onde você possa cultivar algumas ervas, condimentos, temperos, que você possa encontrar, são fáceis de cultivar em vasos ou recipientes de bamboo que você possa deixar na sua cozinha ou ao lado sem que precise se preocupar com sua área de plantação para cultivalas.
Hello from New York. I envy your lifestyle though it is a lot of work. So peaceful is your environment, no worries that city folks like us have. Stay safe, enjoy the miracles of life around you. The chicks are soooo cute! Ludy Z
you have to fish them with a hook so you only choose the bigger ones to eat and release the smaller ones to grow.. very beautiful. congratulations 👏🏽👏🏽
You should really use the weeds, grass and banana peels to create a compost pile. As long as the grass or weeds did not seed. This will be VERY helpful for your upland rice.
Congrats on your new batch of chicks. Do you plan on eating any eggs at some point, or maybe any chickens once they've grown and you have extras to spare?
Hello Duong, I hope you and your family are well. Beautiful, the hen and the chickens wow!!! I wake up this morning and I sew your video it’s amazing. Have a wonderful day my friend. I great you from El Salvador 🇸🇻 in Central America.
When I had chickens I called them in by calling " here kitty kiddy" they would come a running, you trained the fish to come with the gong. VERY INPRESSIVE!!!!!!!!
Save the banana tree trunk ! Banana fiber makes top quality ropes and cordage. Thread made with banana fiber is also used as a Silk substitute, and makes fine cloth. Cordage (rope, cords, string, thread) should be your next project. From there you can develop the loom and the weaving of cloth. All skills that are ancient and necessary for evolutionary advancement.
You should make a little worn area. Work up soil really loose. And put many worms in that area. They will multiple. Then you can feed to chickens and fish. My dad had a worm patch,so he'd have easy way to scoop up worms when he went fishing. Feed worms vegetables peeling and water patch slightly when there's not much rain. Love,nana Chris Arizona
Great video Duong, I have been following you since nearly the very beginning and I really couldn't wait until you got to this point, congrats. Might I suggest constructing a composting area, to further add to the development of your farm. You can think of it as a worm farm for you chickens, doing so will benefit all of your future crops by producing an abundance of healthy soil and providing space for additional insect life that your chickens are sure to enjoy.
Really big garden. I advise you to think about natural farming, namely mulching. This will stop the growth of weeds, improve the texture of the soil, make it more fertile. It also reduces the need for watering. I also advise you to try to build terraces for growing plants.
you should make a compost area with a hard bottom with good solid sides, so you can collect worms in it, as they will breed and this can keep your soil turned in a less physical manner for no till gardening. Assuming you can take the time to learn its ins and outs. Compost is also a great way to get chickens food, as it attracts insects.
7:40 if you crush the eggshells you can put them in the pond. theyre an excellent source of calcium for any snails, shrimp, or other hard shell crustaceans. you dont have to worry about the membrane on the inside of the egg its mostly protein and the fish and crustaceans will eat it also setting up the fence around the garden to keep the chickens out is a good idea, plus chicken poop is high in nitrogen and good for the plants to grow as a natural fertilizer
Once upon a time, as a little boy, I used to scatter flat stones near the chickens in the paddock, under which earthworms, beetles, and ants live, and always when I came to visit my grandmother, I was the first to go to turn over the stones, I learned that the chickens always walked by me or near me because they knew that under rocks are a tasty snack, it was always a battle for the best catch from under the rock
@Wee Willie: Why ?! Because you were unable to understand what he did ?! Or because you were too lazy to research all the others on Y/T who have done the same thing, in the same way ?! To the ignorant, advanced techniques seem like magic or miracles. Can you say Hi to Mycroft Holmes for me ?!
Hello! This video brightens my day! Congratulations on the new chicks hatching! So happy for you. Have a wonderful week ahead. I love what you did with the garden, very smart work and really great to see some very large fish now as well. Best regards from Chicago.
Hello, You're good at making things out of metal, -- Why not a "Sickle" to help cut weeds and grass. The blade would be longer than your knife -- cut more - plus you would be saving your knees and back. You do a lot of interesting work and I enjoy watching your progress. Garlen Gillen Baytown, Texas U.S.A.
Sugar, instead of cutting squares of cassava, cut squares of the stem of the banana tree that you felled. Then combine the stalk chopped into small squares with flour, either from rice, corn or cassava, or a combination of all. This super food will serve you to give to all kinds of animals, chickens, pigs, ducks, fish, etc. In addition to being cheap and saving a lot, the animals will grow and fatten quickly. ^^ 👌👍👍
So true they are great feeds gor livestocks
Everything you've done is awesome 👍 your little civilization is so pretty the fish pond the free range chickens your living area all of your bowls and tools the watermill every detail is perfect 😍 it's like straight out of a movie...
Congratulations on the hatch of the little chicks! They’re so cute. Can’t wait to see what kind of fence you’ll create around your garden.
Awe, you're a great farmer! Loved seeing that smile on your face when you saw the chick's! Congratulations 🎉
Domestication of animals is WAY easier than hunting for food. Chickens and rabbits are very easy to raise. A goat would come in handy as well.
Depends
goats eat and go everywhere... so it would be the apocalypse... 🤣 🤣 🤣 To keep the grass at bay it would be better a couple of donkeys or buffaloes ... but I don't think the owner has enough money to afford it!
That's why we domesticate animals before we even start agriculture
I can confirm that rabbits CAN DIG
@@TheblackMoon1444 sheep maybe? He could make a collar and tie a rope to the collar, with a loop at the other end to slip over posts to keep in a specific area, and when it is finished just move the sheep to another post/area. plus the manure and possibly the wool will be a bonus too.
Çok çalışkan bir insansın tebrik ediyorum Türkiye'den selamlar
Com as minhocas que você encontrar faça uma pequena composteira, agora que você terá bananas, as cascas são ótimos alimentos para minhocas. Com essa composteira, você terá adubo para as estações de plantio e uma reserva de minhocas e outros insetos para suas galinhas, aumentando a variedade do cardápio das galinhas elas produzem mais ovos.
Sobre o Jardim ao lado da sua cozinha que você leva muito tempo para capinar, se fosse ao lado da minha cozinha de fazenda eu faria caixotes para fazer uma pequena horta de especiarias que eu encontrasse.
Apreciado Duong. Sigo con sincero apasionamiento tu construcción de esa hermosa granja que ojalá algún día se abra a los visitantes extranjeros. Por ahora te sugiero comenzar a construir tejas de barro cocido para reemplazar los techos de palma y madera, las cuales son más durables y estéticas. Gracias por el sembrío de banano cerca a los bordes del lago y el cautivante crecimiento de la avicultura. He visto, cuando paseas por el bosque árboles de laurel y con su cera podrías hacer velas para alumbrarte en la noche. No te parece ideal? Un fuerte abrazo desde Cali, Colombia, Suramérica.
6:58 you can see Duong's face genuinely happy to see the 🐤🐤🐤🐤
21:10 Hello to cut the weeds you could restart the forge to make a scythe that would allow you to stay upright and quickly mow the garden.
In any case, it's absolutely brilliant what you do and it's very pleasant to watch, I'm myself in the countryside, and seeing the chicks running around reminds me of mine.
Good luck for the future and thank you for the videos. Hello from France.
Hello Duong! A great way to start the day! Your videos are so relaxing! Hope you and your family are doing well! Hello from Texas USA!
thanks, I'm glad you're here
Parabéns por morar em um pais livre TEXAS ❤️
great bush man skills and ancient tech. i'm glad to see your well and thriving.
blessings, guidance and protection to you brother.
Have you thought of forging a long handled scythe to help tend the weeds in the garden when your needing plant your crops and getting the ground fertilized and ready for planting? Would be really interesting to watch and it could be another tool to add to your shelf! :3
Congratulations Duong, new additions. When will you work on the melon rack over the pond? I'm very happy for you and look forward to meeting your wife and children in the future.
Very fortunate to have these future hens and roosters, especially after the unfortunate crop failure last month! May you’re good fortune continue!
Are you going to include an area as an incubation place for the chicken to hatch?
The egg shells are awesome calcium for the fish.
You should build a chopping stone and grinding stone. It makes me happy to see you happy.
Hello Duong ! I live in Algeria and work in an office i love your videos because there is no music it's great to hear the sound of nature, keep the great work you inspire people :) thank you
DUONG WARNING :
You have so many viewers : hundreds of thousands of followers and I think it's not a good idea to show us your family in video for security reasons.
it is enough that there is 1 madman out of a million and a half good people : and your life will become terrible and dangerous ! ... We Love you so much and we don't want bad things happen to you. We wich you peace and joy !
Agree. Family, as well as place, should be very private for security reasons. Thanks Weltaz for warning our friend, Duong. Have a great day.
What’s going to happen?
@@manashdb : There are crazy people and stalkers out there that obsess on celebrities and well-known people. These people's obsessions sometimes lead to violence (e.g. John Lennons assassination.).
Then there is Social Media. The anonymity of it brings out the hatred and bullying in many. Because of these sick people, @P. Skills needs to be cautious about what he exposes his family to.
Congratulations on the baby chicks , we love watching your videos, you are a amazing person with all the gifts you have making things . My son has watched your videos he’s in the Army and lives in Virginia keep up the good work
Your place is so nice and organized. I love the new baby chick's. I love watching your videos. Can't wait to see another one soon. ❤
this is peak evolution, why did mankind ever abandon this way of life
Truth !!
You could make a scythe for the garden
Duong, ì see you smiling, a happy heart.
Terimakasih duong videonya santai, menenangkan membawa kita semua menikmati alam, dan hutan yang indah seolah2 kita semua terbawa suasana. Sehat selalu dan umur panjang menghibur kami semua semoga rejeki berlimpah untuk mu dan keluarga disana. Salam dari indonesia
thanks
Congratulations on the chicks! As much as you clear the grass in the garden and around the pond, it could be a good idea to make a full scythe so you don’t have to be on your knees to do it.
that is so wonderful what you did with mother hen,she trust you,,super great,,and beautiful how yousaved the worms for her and then fed the little babies,,now they learn what to look for...nice
When chickens appeared in my village, we fed them with boiled chicken eggs, chopped. you can also boil the roots that you crushed at the beginning of the video. They are still small and such food will be more digestible. Until they get a little older. Thank you for the video. Very cute.
We want your world tour
Wouldn't it be easier to grate the cassava before you dry it? Congrats on the new chicks God's Blessings on you and your journey.
Salut Duong! Ainsi les ancêtres t'ont parlé: tu te fies à ton vécu, à tes intuitions, à ton expérience. Je penses que tu as même consulté notre plus grand sage à tous: la forêt, la jungle, sa nature. La Nature n'a coupé aucune herbe mauvaise, n'a brûlé aucun sol, ni défriché son toit par intérêt ; & pourtant en harmonie tout y pousse en équilibre comme d'un seul tenant. Cela n'est plausible que grâce à ce jardinier hors paire des terres: le lombric du sol. Duong, j'aimerai te faire une introduction à la permaculture des vers. C'est une approche qui s'oriente en introduction, vers la culture multi-étagée forestière. Pour cela je te présente un autre garçon comme toi. Un jardinier qui a appris lui le jardin domestique de sa grand-mère depuis son plus tendre enfance. A la différence près c'est qu'il est lui en zone humide tempérée, alors que toi Duong tu es en zone humide tropicale. Tu n'es pas obligé de comprendre tout ce qu'il dit, mais observes bien son intuition, à son contexte que sa pratique. Léo s'efforce à cultiver que des plantes pérennes, sauvages, fécondes. Si tu trouves le traducteur de sa langue matière c'est encore mieux comme de s'en inspirer ua-cam.com/video/z_1RS8TCBUQ/v-deo.html
Chao Mr. Primitive Skills! Please never stop showing the mountain in the background somewhere in your videos. So majestic and beautiful! The sound the bamboo makes when you tap on it with your due tells you what?? Giu an toan! tim
Make a scythe for the grass. It will be interesting to watch. The blade of the scythe is like a microsaw. Mind it when you'll sharp it.
Congratulations on your baby chicks, your hen is very friendly to let you near her babies. Our chickens are very protective and will chase off anyone/anything who stray close lol
Do you eat your fish or chicken? Will you eventually eat some after you get more? Chickens are cute but they taste even better 🤣🤣🤣🤣
So glad you have new chicks! So cool! Thanks for you videos!
Sweet little baby chicks!💟🐣🐤🐣🐤🐣💟
Your baby chicks are beautiful and it was so nice to see you smiling at them! : ) Will the momma hen and chicks go back in the nest each night for awhile or will you build a special chicken coop for the chicks and momma?
You really need a scythe. It would make clearing weeds, etc., off of your garden areas so much quicker and easier. As the weed coverage in your garden area, might be a good green manure, cutting them regularly and either composting them or letting them lay and decompose.
Curious… can the cassava also be pulverized with your hammer mill? Can you process larger quantities, like a weeks worth at a time, of the cassava in powdered or chopped form and store it in bamboo containers, ready to feed?
Underwater pictures of your fish would be awsome!
I love your channel!
Earthworms are great for chickens but are even more important for making the land better for farming !
La vida en el campo es relajante y las actividades diarias ,son su trabajo para sustentar a la familia .Hermoso lugar .Me encanta la vida natural.
i know my chickens love leftover mashed potatoes... they often end up looking like they have little beards if they don't wipe it off... it's cute...
For the amount of weeding you do, you really ought to make yourself a scythe. it'll save your back and knees from having to be crouched over to cut the grass or clear weeds.
Instead of burning the dried grass, pile it up for your chickens. They will kick it apart to hunt for bugs and turn it into free fertilizer for you! All you have to do is pile it up once every two days.
Some ducks would do great on your lake❤
Chicks eating earthworms was hilarious! :D
Надо срочно выковать мотоблок 😊
Advice? Some types of flower are attractive to butterflies. If you plant these, it will ensure plenty of caterpillars for the chickens. The earthworms are valuable for the soil. Another idea is to put a water container under the chicken coop. This will catch poop and make excellent fertilizer.
Hitting the bell would be more effective if you had a stick connected to the bell going into the water, because sound travels faster in water than in air, also sound transfer from air to water is super inefficient
Wow there are many big fishes in the pond. Ready for eating.
So great to see your chickens and that the hen is comfortable around you now. Keep up the great work Duong!
Making a garden scythe and garden rake may be helpful.
hello friends, keeping pigeons will be even more exciting 👍👍👍👍
must forge a scythe!
First Time i see him smile from the start of the Channel 😳 god bless you and your family Duong ✋😁
The Little Bit On Their Beaks Is Called An Egg Tooth And It Helps The Chick Break The Egg.
untuk video besok saya harap durasinya lebih lama.
saya suka lihat video anda.
tetap semangat👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I feel like making a scythe would improve your life significantly. you spend a lot of time crouching down to chop things at ground level...
also, some variety of portable ladder/scaffold for reaching high places... harvesting fruits, repairing roofs, that sort of thing =S
He has a ladder.
@@darkheart710 he has one that's good when there is something solid to lean it against. I'm talking about something more like a step ladder.
Congratulations on your chick's. They are so cute.
Congratulations. :) She'll be an excellent mother, of course, and you'll be an excellent surrogate father.
I would also encourage you to look into the no-dig gardening method. Charles Dowding is a master. He has a channel.
Fermenting the chicken feed adds to its nutrient value, and making a compost heap they can't dig into will produce a lot of earthworms for the chickens.
a. the chicks are super cute! I hope they grow big and strong! b. watching you scythe the gras with your machete makes me suggest a stand up scythe, it would make clearing the grass and what not so much easier and faster for you.
I was very happy to see the chicks and I'm also glad to see you make a fence around your garden. I hope there are no more rats able to get into the garden and eating your food. Thank-you for making this video Duong. 🙂
Hello Duong ,it is early end the year 2022,today is 22 -12.Merry Christmas and happy Newyear to you and your family……lovely the chicks you build up …….with loveDuong❤❤❤
Hey Duong, I congratulate you for all your achivmenets. I supose you already tought about it, but will be a great next step to build an earthworm bed (I am sure will be easy for you). Where you can get a great source of fish/chicken food, and as a bonus you get a waste digester, and the best fertilizer ever. Keep doing the best farm ever!.
Best regards from the opposite side of the world (almost, Argentina)
Hello, Sugar!) Think about scythe.
Duong, Now a nice name for a Awesome Smart Guy. If I lived out there I would be happy to . I wouldn't miss the modern technology or the race of fast pace. You have Solitude and Happiness isn't that what we all want. Have a Great Week
Cynthia USA 😊😊😊😊🌞
i have an advice, fence off some area for the chickens , they will consume all the weeds and worms in the area, make it movable, will help you out with weeds
Parabéns pelo vídeo Duong, os pintinhos são lindos, da vontade de que eles nunca cresçam haha. Estou ansioso para ver a reforma de sua cozinha. Uma dica, faça pequenas hortas moveis com bambo onde você possa cultivar algumas ervas, condimentos, temperos, que você possa encontrar, são fáceis de cultivar em vasos ou recipientes de bamboo que você possa deixar na sua cozinha ou ao lado sem que precise se preocupar com sua área de plantação para cultivalas.
You should make a fence around your garden area and let the chicks loose in it. The poop is good for the soil and they will eat all the weeds.
Hello from New York. I envy your lifestyle though it is a lot of work. So peaceful is your environment, no worries that city folks like us have. Stay safe, enjoy the miracles of life around you. The chicks are soooo cute! Ludy Z
you have to fish them with a hook so you only choose the bigger ones to eat and release the smaller ones to grow.. very beautiful. congratulations 👏🏽👏🏽
You should really use the weeds, grass and banana peels to create a compost pile. As long as the grass or weeds did not seed. This will be VERY helpful for your upland rice.
Congrats on your new batch of chicks. Do you plan on eating any eggs at some point, or maybe any chickens once they've grown and you have extras to spare?
Hello Duong, I hope you and your family are well. Beautiful, the hen and the chickens wow!!! I wake up this morning and I sew your video it’s amazing. Have a wonderful day my friend. I great you from El Salvador 🇸🇻 in Central America.
Maybe create a scythe to clear the grass from your garden faster!
Miraculous!
The chicks all look so healthy!
The hen has become accustomed to your presence.
This must be an incredible moment for you!
When I had chickens I called them in by calling " here kitty kiddy" they would come a running, you trained the fish to come with the gong. VERY INPRESSIVE!!!!!!!!
Save the banana tree trunk ! Banana fiber makes top quality ropes and cordage. Thread made with banana fiber is also used as a Silk substitute, and makes fine cloth.
Cordage (rope, cords, string, thread) should be your next project. From there you can develop the loom and the weaving of cloth. All skills that are ancient and necessary for evolutionary advancement.
С днем рождения цыплят!!!👍👍👍
You should make a little worn area. Work up soil really loose. And put many worms in that area. They will multiple. Then you can feed to chickens and fish. My dad had a worm patch,so he'd have easy way to scoop up worms when he went fishing. Feed worms vegetables peeling and water patch slightly when there's not much rain. Love,nana Chris Arizona
Great video Duong, I have been following you since nearly the very beginning and I really couldn't wait until you got to this point, congrats. Might I suggest constructing a composting area, to further add to the development of your farm. You can think of it as a worm farm for you chickens, doing so will benefit all of your future crops by producing an abundance of healthy soil and providing space for additional insect life that your chickens are sure to enjoy.
podoba mi się zorganizowanie gospodarstwa
Really big garden. I advise you to think about natural farming, namely mulching. This will stop the growth of weeds, improve the texture of the soil, make it more fertile. It also reduces the need for watering.
I also advise you to try to build terraces for growing plants.
you should make a compost area with a hard bottom with good solid sides, so you can collect worms in it, as they will breed and this can keep your soil turned in a less physical manner for no till gardening.
Assuming you can take the time to learn its ins and outs.
Compost is also a great way to get chickens food, as it attracts insects.
Sounds good, new journey will be started....
مرحبا صديقي العزيز مبروك ولادة الدجاج الصغير 🐤🐥🐣🐤🐥🐣🐤🐥😍😍😍😍
chicks really looks so nice, in few months, he could have so many chickens, he could get so many eggs per day from them
7:40 if you crush the eggshells you can put them in the pond. theyre an excellent source of calcium for any snails, shrimp, or other hard shell crustaceans. you dont have to worry about the membrane on the inside of the egg its mostly protein and the fish and crustaceans will eat it
also setting up the fence around the garden to keep the chickens out is a good idea, plus chicken poop is high in nitrogen and good for the plants to grow as a natural fertilizer
U should try making primitive lathe machine for better rounded surfaces like better spear for hunting or to improve the whetstone
Once upon a time, as a little boy, I used to scatter flat stones near the chickens in the paddock, under which earthworms, beetles, and ants live, and always when I came to visit my grandmother, I was the first to go to turn over the stones, I learned that the chickens always walked by me or near me because they knew that under rocks are a tasty snack, it was always a battle for the best catch from under the rock
Your smelting and forging videos where a bigger miracle.
@Wee Willie: Why ?! Because you were unable to understand what he did ?! Or because you were too lazy to research all the others on Y/T who have done the same thing, in the same way ?!
To the ignorant, advanced techniques seem like magic or miracles.
Can you say Hi to Mycroft Holmes for me ?!
Which of @Homeless Mindcrap's aliases are you ?!
Congratulations! You'll have a poultry farm before long!
Не смотрел этот канал года два... наверное...случайно зашол глянуть...а тут уже целая деревня...боюсь представить что тут будет лет через 10😀😀😀
Best video yet Duong! at least now you have some chickens to talk to all day!
I love seeing you constantly upgrade.
Bendiciones amigo azúcar. Desde Camiri-Bolivia. Fuerza!!!
Don't burn the grass. Make compost, mate. And read about no dig gardening.
Hello! This video brightens my day! Congratulations on the new chicks hatching! So happy for you. Have a wonderful week ahead. I love what you did with the garden, very smart work and really great to see some very large fish now as well. Best regards from Chicago.
Just wait till they grow up, and he turns them into a dish, let's see how brighten your day will be then
@@Soulfly415 umm animal husbandry is natural as anything so no.
С пополнением.ты молодец,удачи и здоровья тебе и твоей семье.
Hello, You're good at making things out of metal, -- Why not a "Sickle" to help cut weeds and grass. The blade would be longer than your knife -- cut more - plus you would be saving your knees and back. You do a lot of interesting work and I enjoy watching your progress. Garlen Gillen Baytown, Texas U.S.A.
Now you need a couple of goats to help control the vegetation and to give milk and cheese