Week 11 living off the land! 😊 #homesteading #growyourownfood #gardenharvest #offgridliving

[taffykins]

You should make a root cellar so you can keep veg like beets, onions and other roots plus hard fruit like apples and anything else that would save down there. It would help to vary your diet.

[AF-lllj]

I love how the biggest complaint/observation is about the lack of sweets. That'll be the hardest part for me too.

[Sheebert]

I know you guys have bees. One method of preservation that not many people take advantage of is covering perishable items like apples in beeswax to keep out oxygen. You can literally store a fresh apple for over a year after being picked if it is in a semi cool place and covered in beeswax. Investigate more into it.

[onedayiwillbeathome]

I can not wait to live like this. It just sounds so fulfilling to me.

[mabelurena]

You can dry the leaves of corn for later use...tamales, etc. And they can be used fresh for wrapping corn dough. The hair of the corn fresh or dried is amazing in tea

[servraghgiorsal]

I used to freeze strawberries puree, and grape puree until cider/ apple juice time, then made strawberry, grape apple, and pear apple juices. The grape's were concord's gone wild on an old homestead. I felt like a queen drinking these juices. And, of course, some occasiona home brew beer. By the third batch, my sweetie had it down to an art l

[mattmathematics]

You can make jam from squash i tried it this year for the first time n if u add cinnamon it oddly tastes like the most amazing apple sauce EVER

[sandrabeck]

CANNT imagine how my grandparents fed 11 kids over winters in Minnesota.

[grovermartin]

Your photography is so clear and bright ans well composed. It brings all the fall colors to life. I can almost smell the season!😅

[alexisvarga]

Sincerely, I wish I could live and eat as you do! Wow! You are living the best life. So amazingly inspirational. You must feel so good physically and mentally. So awesome!

[AnthonyNekro]

Make sure to do crop rotations it always helps with the soil

[MawandeZibonda-hxbn]

YouTube team listen hear

This the best content I ever watched in 6years . Quality YouTubers still exist ❤

[annerenebronkhorst]

You can preserve potato's with a laundry basket, newspaper. Pack in layers and place in a dark, cool place. See how it goes! We tried it in South Africa in the winter and it worked really well. Also shredded paper can work instead of newspaper.😊

[sparklejarret]

Slice the squash in half - take the seeds out - put some butter and brown sugar on each half- cook in microwave or oven. Tastes so good! Hearty with a bit of sweet buttery taste.

[heatherrussell]

If you have enough space for it, you could do a greenhouse as well for some fresh things like herbs and lettuce type veggies

[jennylegrande]

Your channel is so wholesome❤ in todays society it’s so nice to see people living the way our ancestors did. Beautiful ❤

[janinecombrink]

Wow you are living my dream ! So brave guys !

[animilovich]

My fiancé and I have the amazing privilege to live on a lot of land. We made a decision last year that we wanted to try and work towards sustainability from only our garden and the community garden in town (if needed. We have plenty of land to grow whatever we want, so we want to leave the community garden for the families in town who need the fresh veggies more and don’t have the option or time to grow their own) we did an “experiment” this year with only a few plants, and they’ve taken off, and we had to rehome some groundhogs to the nearby state park (no killing, but the park is much better suited for them). We decided that this was doable and we are already planning a huge garden for next year for nearby family and friends to use as well. With some help from my uncle who is a very seasoned gardener ☺️ Honestly, it was your videos and Chanel that helped inspire us to use the land we are on.

[twistedsunshine]

We have some filipino dish here called ukoy. It's sort of like a fritter. And we also have pumpkin with coconut milk here we call Ginataang kalabasa. Hope you guys try it. Enjoy! 🤗

[procrastinator]

Forgotten Fridge Treasure!😸
like finding a forgotten $20 in your jeans’ pocket😸
we had some friends over for deer tallow margaritas😆