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  1. Lacey Addis
    Lacey Addis says:

    "Work while you work, play while you play, this is the way to be happy each day. All that you do, do with your might. Things done by halves are never done right!"
    We loved memorizing that poem. โค

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  2. Milk Maid
    Milk Maid says:

    My cows are unvaccinated, because I started with 2 vaccinated dairy cows and raised their daughters for milk and their boys for temporary bulls and steers for the freezer. I'm located in Northern California with a 'closed herd' .
    I have 2 extra yearling heifers.

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  3. Earthy Artist
    Earthy Artist says:

    Josh prayers for you for a quick recovery, hope you feel 100% very soon! Great info about moving mulch in order to amend the soil, using store bought buttermilk as a starter, temps to store ferments etc. Merry Christmas ๐ŸŽ„ to both of you, and your family!

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  4. Nicola Harvey
    Nicola Harvey says:

    Hi Guys, i have only recently found your channel and love listening to you and your catelogue. I do have a couple of questions or maybe please do these vidoes. I would love an understanding permaculture 101, maybe a short video showing how you do it on your homestead. Also i dont have snow in my area so i would love to see a video on what you do for those big snow packs you tell us about. On the food front i would love to know how to use dehydrated food – i only use it as dried fruit, herbs or teas. But you seam to use it in other things, i was wondering how to do so and what to use it in.
    Have a wonderful Christmas and New Year. Thanks for your help – Nicola

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  5. Eric Nay
    Eric Nay says:

    @34:00..bean tunnel/hoop
    Not knowing where those folks are, or the amount of snow they get…but up here in eastern Washington our snow loud can be 2 – 3ft. It's suggested that you support a trellis/hoop every 2 feet (maximum of 3ft).
    I used welded hog fencing and arched it, and less than a foot collapsed it. This year I reinforced with 3/8ths rebar.

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  6. J Carr
    J Carr says:

    I am new to gardening and noticed you mentioned slowing down in year 7. Do you take a sabbatical year from gardening? If so, how does that work as far as sustaining the family foodwise?

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  7. J Dollar
    J Dollar says:

    I rarely get sick but caught a bug about 6 weeks ago. It wasn't Covid and really wasn't all that bad after the 2nd day.
    Unfortunately it really hit my stamina and I haven't recovered. I was out dismantling a garden this morning Nad it really woe me out more than it would have just a couple of months ago.

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  8. Kelli
    Kelli says:

    We sell miniature Jersey cows in TN and I am happy to put people on a wait list. We only vaccinate when a customer wants it, or again, as Josh said, according to necessary state laws. Blessings guys! Great podcast! Always love hearing what you're up to! ๐Ÿ™‚

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  9. Mark & Kristy Nichols
    Mark & Kristy Nichols says:

    Hey I just wanna say how much I love these pantry chats! I love to listen while doing chores, gardening, or like right now Iโ€™m listening like a podcast in the car! Love yโ€™all! โค๏ธ Kristy in Missouri zone 6b ๐Ÿ˜ƒ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ

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