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RE: Homestead Garden Harvest & Raising Chickens For Meat & Eggs
Wow, winter is upon us. Where are you located at? Everything looks great!
Wow, winter is upon us. Where are you located at? Everything looks great!
Actually I forgot to add my little part where I explain we are catching you up on all our videos from the day we moved to our new homestead to the present. I want to give you the background story.
This was August.
It is COLD here now. Lewiston, MI.
Thanks.
In comments you claimed it freezes all summer long. Then in a video you claimed you read where the first frost is early September. This is why we call you out on your lies. There is no reason to lie about such things but after 5 years of trying to claim self sufficiency on the homestead you still have to lie to appear things are working out for you. Are you a Christian?
I read that the first frost is September. But everyone here says it was an odd year.
How do you explain the frost on the ground and frozen plants each time?
More props?
Posted 2 hours ago...at approximately 8:30 AM local time. Sunrise was at 7:36 AM this morning in Lewiston, Michigan. Today was the start of gun deer season in Michigan. Any deer hunter knows the best chance to get a deer is opening morning...and yet here you are on SteemIt AGAIN. Did you get your deer this morning already or are you so addicted to the Internet you just can't step away for a day to fill your freezer with venison (since you are too poor to buy beef)?
Check the weather. I am in for breaks due to intense rain. Very quiet today for opening day.
You really don't know much about anything, do you? Raining on opening day is a gift. The deer can't hear you walking. It is a perfect opportunity to scout your prey. Instead you head inside to put your feet up and drink coffee. Unbelievable.
@homesteadbuilder, Reid is located near Lewiston, MI.
These videos are from this past August or so.
Spoiler Alert, Lewiston is in northern Michigan where apparently it FREEZES all summer long there.
The garden will be dead soon where he only "harvested" a few beans, peas, and tomatoes.
He had to replant the garden three times this year for some reason or another.
Everything else died by harvest time from one thing or another.
The only thing that actually lived was sunflowers and an unknown type of squash that grew on its own from the compost piles.
I suppose it did not help to introduce highly acidic free compost to an already highly acidic soil.
@homesteadbuilder That pitiful garden was ravaged by critters, then by frost as he didn’t protect it. Lack of watering in the dead sandy desert like conditions didn’t help either.
Actually we watered the garden every day, as needed. Not sure where you got your info but it was not from our videos.
We are still processing the food even now