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Purpose Driven Homestead π± is a Telegram channel listed on TeleHub. View its description, category, member count, and Telegram join link.
We're a couple on a mission to achieve self-sufficiency through homesteading. With over 1600 members, this channel is all about sharing inspiring stories of farm life, practical tips, and everyday adventures in regenerative farming. From maintaining our chicken tractor by hand to dealing with surprise calf births β expect tales that reflect the joys and challenges of country living. Our recent discussions include making home improvements at the milk shed, refurbishing brooders used in raising meat birds, and integrating eco-friendly practices into our routine. We strive for methods that create harmony with nature β like letting our hens spread nutrients around as they forage through leftover bedding! Follow us for insights on everything from DIY projects to daily chores on a small-scale farm managed alongside day jobs. Whether it's using an E-Bike for efficiency or learning what it takes to raise healthy livestock, we're excited to share every step of this fulfilling journey with you. ππΎ Let's cultivate knowledge together!
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Getting a few more things "knocked off the list" before my family gets home from vacation. One item was to replace a hanging light with a ceiling fan in our "office/homescool" room that used to be a dining room. Lol. Given that this 100 year old farmhouse has no insulation in any of the existing external walls, having some ceiling fans helps circulate the air a bit and improves the look. I'd like to tell you that those wires hadn't been sticking out like that for months waiting for me to get this done... but I'd be lying. π π€£ I had the ends wire nutted and taped so they were safe,but this project took too long to do. Farm life... eh? Never enough time.
Its not just farm work I have been trying to get done while the family is out of town. I asked my best friend to help me get some drywall work done on the milk shed while my family is out of town to start finishing it out. I bought a drywall crane/lift for the 12 foot ceilings for the gambrel roof and it worked so amazingly good. For that first picture, that was what my wife and son were able to hold up with me on three ladders before they left. The other pictures show the lift in action and it would have been possible to do most of this by myself with the lift, but it went so much faster with my friend's help. I'm not a professional drywaller by any means, but it turned out great. He and I were able to get the rest of the 40 foot ceiling done with cutouts for all the ceiling fans and recessed lights. Once again, just like the spray foam, I'm saving tons of money doing this myself. If you want to see how I did the spray foam insulation myself, you can check out the video here:π https://youtu.be/qLYuDK8FjR0
Well... life continues on the farm without my amazing wife and kids while they are on vacation with family. After a surprise calf birth, I have been supplementing with some colostrum. Since its a new cow, neither of them (cow or calf) knew what to do, so I had to step in. Since the cow would only let the calf nurse for a few seconds before stepping away and only when I was holding her by her halter, I made two bottles of colostrum yesterday. The first one the calf drank 90% of it. The second she didnt want. Thats a sign that even though ive not seen it, the calf is nursing somehow... otherwise she'd be hungry. I made this bottle πΌ this morning and once again she didnt seem hungry. Making a warm bottle for a calf requires a dramatically bigger pot of water than for a baby... lol. Since I work a non-farm day job all day, I can't observe the cows all day. I have to make inferences based on other data. Here, the calf is mobile and not hungry... thats a good sign even if I dont physically observe her nursing.