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Jim O'Donnell
Добавлен 17 авг 2013
A Rather Eclectic Channel. A bit of fun, farming, and family and friends.
Homelite 500 Chainsaw Cutting Firewood
My son bought this old Homelite 500 chainsaw. It didn't run, but after replacing some parts he got it going again. Here he is using it to shorten some firewood that got cut too long for the woodburner.
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Feeding the Cows on a Cold Wintry Day
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Just went out to feed the cows and they were coated in snow and ice. These cows are half Scottish Highland and have thick fur and just prefer to stay outside. The barn is always open to them.
Chickens Eating Asparagus Berries
Просмотров 2897 месяцев назад
When I cut my asparagus stalks for the winter, my chickens always come running for the red berries that are on the female asparagus stalks.
Furry Calf Eating Hay
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This calf is a week from being six months old. She is half Scottish Highland and half Angus. She is eating some hay out in the field on a mountain in Pennsylvania in late November.
Funny Chicken Eating Apples.
Просмотров 1117 месяцев назад
Wigs, our Golden Laced Polish hen, enjoying some windfall apples on our farm in the Appalachian Mountains in Pennsylvania.
Little Moo and Reply
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This shaggy little calf gives a moo and gets a reply.
Cows and Calves Eating Hay
Просмотров 949 месяцев назад
It's October in Pennsylvania and the cows are starting to eat some hay out in the field.
Chickens Eating and Running with Tomatoes
Просмотров 1669 месяцев назад
Our chickens don't want to share the tomatoes and keep picking them up and running with them.
Duck Eating Watermelon
Просмотров 34310 месяцев назад
I gave the chickens and the duck a couple of watermelons today, and the duck really seemed to enjoy them.
Chojuro Asian Pear Trees 2023
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I have a nice crop of Chojuro Asian pears this year. In this video talk a bit about thinning and repairing a broken branch, and one of the chickens takes a pear and runs.
Baby Calf Running
Просмотров 585Год назад
The cows just got put onto the pasture and some calves go for a run.
Winter Calf Getting Some MIlk
Просмотров 172Год назад
A shaggy half Scottish Highland calf that was born on our farm this winter is getting a drink of milk as the snow is falling around it.
Chickens Working in the Red Raspberry Patch
Просмотров 163Год назад
It's February and I've just about finished preparing my red raspberry patch for the spring, so now I am getting the chickens in on the preparation work. I throw the chickens their scratch grains and cracked corn in the patch and then they scratch around removing weeds and grass and grubs and insects from around the canes.
Walk Out to the Cows
Просмотров 225Год назад
It's the beginning of January 2023, and I just walk out to the cows and talk a bit about them.
Golden Laced Polish and Marans Chickens
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Golden Laced Polish and Marans Chickens
Light Brahma and French Black Copper Marans Rooster
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Light Brahma and French Black Copper Marans Rooster
I am obsessed I wish they were legal to own as pets in the United States. I love Highland cows. So very sweet 🐮😍
Jim, I’m looking to get my barn redone. I live in Bethlehem Pa. Can you tell me who the company was that resided your barn? Also if you don’t mind, what was the estimated cost.
Yeah I just ordered some they were almost $10.00 each beautiful hen I can’t wait for mine to get big.
Lucky you!!
Thanks for the tutorial, Jim! I rented one recently from the Home Depot. It was extremely difficult to operate & ran away from the area that I was working often (Honda mid-size option from the tool rental section). I watched your video find out what I might have been doing wrong, yes, after the fact... lol. I believe the sharpness of the blades have much to do with how hard the operator works with one of these machines. If you use a unit with sharp blades, you won't struggle nearly as much as one with dull blades. Just looking to give your viewers a heads-up before they become discouraged or overwork themselves. God bless!
Bro mooed in times new roman
Looks Incredible ❤ Here in South Carolina 🐚
Thank you for the video Jim
This is what I love about America
Them some nice chickens there. Why is there snow? What part of the world you from
Beautiful old barn. Thank you for the hard work.
Fyp the ladies were just sun tanning
Thats very satisfying. Do the chickens ever eat the beatles directly off of the plants?
Horrible “how to” video. Not even a mention of how to adjust the depth using the drag. What a joke 😂
Put some saw kerfs in your log, 3" apart it makes it easier to adze! Pop a chalk line on both sides for depth, then make the saw kerfs.
Nice place
Sweet
Can't hear what your saying!
After years growing up on a farm this is normal for me to hear, I can sleep through this easily. People say they can’t sleep with a rooster crowing but you get used to him eventually. Mind you one of our hens was quite the loud ones. My family named her Karen. Seemed appropriate.
Good citizen science stuff. I think you’re right. I might need to get some chickens on my property. Thanks for the info!
Hungry calf ❤
Trim the primocanes at 5’ for a bigger harvest. The primocanes are the first year shoots.
Babies born with mature voices.
Do it hold water when it rains
You can hear the nostalgic doves in the background
Nice vintage chain saw
Im confused as to what to do with the wheels that came with mine? When do you use them?
Just transport wheels ... don't really need them unless you're rolling the tiller from one place to another without it running. This thing is small enough to carry around from one place to another.
You didn't say anything about how to control depth. Are the wheels lowered, raised, in the middle? 😒😒
They are cumberland clark raspberry. I found them on sale in Russia...
In the morning, you should wake him up with rooster crowing sounds.
His moo is 2 adorable🥺🥺
I have a John Deere D100 that’s a 5-speed riding mower. I have no idea what gear to put it in and when? Help lol
I just bought 4 of these today. They are beautiful trees around 7 feet tall. Can't wait to plant them on the property. Your trees look fabulous!
😂what was the purpose of this video? So lost
This is what my children sound like calling for me insistently while I'm in the bathroom
Beautiful! Are you selling any of these at this point?
Dearly beloved....
If I ever have to wake up to that again every morning... Feathers! This one isn't even that pretty... lol. I discovered Bose QC-2 (or whatever!) noise canceling headphones.. They worked until I turned over and they came off my head while sleeping... I swear that rooster knew when that happened and would come as close as possible and COCK-A-DOODLE-DO. (hope I don't get in trouble for the first furken word).... I never shot it or poisoned it.. I just learned to get up earlier..
Hey! Thank you for this video! I bought my first ever John Deere mower the other day and had no idea how to use it but your video was very informative and helped so much! Thank you for making it or else I’d probably be still trying to figure it all out !!!
Thanks for the nice comment. Glad the video helped.
Amazing
Beautiful Rooster 🐓😍
That thing's not doing shit
The one sound I would dread hearing in the morning lol ☀️ 🐓
you get used to the noise.
How is Chojuro taste compare to other Asian pear varieties? Thanks
Which is your favorite peach tree?
What is the coldest in your area does it get down to?
How do you think they'd do in hot weather. Georgia?
Definitely yours or mine is not Moonglow. I bot from Lowe’s or Home Depot two pears, Bartlett and Moonglow. My Moonglow more green and larger. Bartlet come out, 8 years later, as Asian pear. So maybe Moonglow is not really Moonglow too.
sounds like a donkey
who thoguh this was a headed chicken? 👇