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I guess that organic milk isn’t looking so expensive now is it?
Here’s a video of my 10 yr old daughter rocking an eventing show. She took second place and clocked the fastest cross-country time of the day.
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Bee swarm cutout. On this Bubbatube we’ll doing a small honey bee swarn cutout in Peachtree City. If you’re considering doing bee cutouts, do not watch this video as it will make them look easy.
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We take you on a video tour of replacing a broken water line with a new yard hydrant
Music: James Larson, Gaia Consort
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A longer look at doing some hive manipulations. In this BubbaTube, we open up a hive with all intention of swapping brood supers, but get a surprise in the process. We also replace some hardware that has come to the end of its life.
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Here’s a short video that shows you a quick spring inspection of the Woolsey hive. This is not a full springtime inspection, but rather just a quick peek under the hood so to speak to check on food stores, brood production, etc. A full spring inspection is much more comprehensive and would be done in warmer weather. The video is crappy. I shot it with the video camera on my blackberry kind of as a spur of the moment – hey this might be cool – sort of thing. Enjoy!
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Laura gives us a brief rundown of our seed starting activities.
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One of our podcast listeners, Josh, sent me this sweet video he did of him building a goat stanchion. For those not familiar with the term, a stanchion is basically a milking stand that holds the goat in place while you milk it or perform other tasks such as hoof care, vet checks, etc. Awesome Job Josh! Thank you for sharing!
Our goats broke into the chicken run only to encounter some unique challenges.