Introductory Video Part 1

Introductory Video

Part 1

Today I have done my introductory video. Basically I am showing you around the homestead, showing you what I have done, future plans and some of the materials that I have picked up for free. First project that I will be videoing is the making of a chicken feeder and nests. Followed by many other projects for the homesteader including canning, pressure canning, building projects, and out scouting the neighborhood for resources that are free or little cost. You will be surprised at what people are willing to give away, if you're willing to haul it. With the nice weather that we have outside today I'm going to get my lawn done and get right to making the feeder and nests because come next week, those items will be put to good use once the shed is turned into a chicken coop for six laying hens. Thank you for following me on this journey. All videos will be uncut and unedited and completely in the raw. However, the only cutting that will be done is putting them in part 1 and part 2, for uploading. A long video would take too long to upload and who has time for that when there is so many other things that can be done. In other words, it would be like standing there watching your laundry in the washer when you could be playing a game with your child or doing research on homesteading. You get my drift. lol You can watch through the YouTube link and if you want, you can subscribe so you don't miss a video and a chance to learn something new. I encourage comments, tips, trick, ideas that you have learned along the way because I am always up for finding new ideas and new ways of doing things. And if anyone can give me any tips on uploading video to YouTube that would be great. I would like to welcome you again to Ayres Acre Advice....Little Land, Landing Big...or more importantly...Welcome to my home.

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Introductory Video Part 1 http://youtu.be/hNK3QwFL2aY

Watch for upcoming videos in the next few days. They will include everything from step by step instructions on how to build a chicken coop and furniture out of recycled materials, to gardening, canning, pressure canning, storing canned goods, and more. Stay tuned because there will be something for everyone. First project, chicken feeder and nests out of free materials I inquired one day just by taking the long way home (scenic route) and with materials I already have laying around from other old projects. You will be amazed at what you can make from things that are laying around your home right now. Others see junk, I see a new project and another opportunity to be self sufficient. :)