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We have recently shifted away from our self sorting bins in favor of some new tools that have made our work WAY faster and easier. This video shows them in use as i run our mealworm farm through its twice a month sifting. If you want to grab any of this gear, check out the […]
Well folks, we finally finished our garden! Check out the final steps that took us over the finish line, including the CHICKEN TUNNEL!!! 🙂 SOURCE
These two ingredients can fix several issues in the garden, without the use of poisons. SOURCE
The fences for our chicken moat garden are coming along nicely. Check out how easy it is to set a fence post in this video 🙂 SOURCE
10 minutes of work now done in 30 seconds! Check out this video to learn more about my new favorite tool: the Space Coast Mealworm pupae sifting tray. Want more information, or want to buy your own? Check out the links below: More info – https://www.mealwormfarming.org/ Pupae Sifting Tray – https://www.spacecoastmealworms.com/ Use the promo code […]
A quick 30 minute project to make dome raised planting space in our garden. Good luck! SOURCE
I love when the elk make an appearance 🙂 Follow us on instagram for more wildlife sightings on our property @welcomebackwoods. SOURCE
How to build a cheap, simple way to grow your own mealworms at home. Great for small to mid operations. Enjoy! SOURCE
Our sub-irrigated planter (SIP) bucket video has become our most popular video, so I thought I would show you all how we are improving on things for this year. Enjoy! If you missed the first video, here’s a link: https://youtu.be/N-dXXY79mAA If you like the music, check out my good friend Ian and his Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/campermantravels/ […]
Hey friends! We are continuing our work on the chicken moat garden. In this segment, we salvage some old T-posts using my new favorite tool: a T-post puller. We have been using those as the new support for our pallet fence. Stay tuned as we continue to develop this garden 🙂 SOURCE
