💪We're using repurposed materials to save money and reduce waste.
☀️The weather is beautiful on the farm, making our work even more enjoyable.
🐔Our chickens are laying eggs, indicating that they are healthy and productive.
🌱We're growing a variety of plants, from peppers to peas, and preparing them for sale to customers.
🧰We're working on building structures to improve the farm's infrastructure and storage capacity.
Are you using sustainable practices on the farm?
—Yes, we're repurposing old materials and implementing eco-friendly methods whenever possible.
How are the animals doing?
—The animals are thriving. Our chickens are laying eggs, and the cows and horses are enjoying the lush pastures.
What crops are you growing this season?
—We're growing a variety of crops, including peppers, tomatoes, lettuce, broccoli, cabbage, and cauliflower.
What are you building on the farm?
—We're constructing new structures to improve our storage capacity and provide shelter for animals and equipment.
How do you ensure the quality of your products for customers?
—We take pride in growing healthy plants and raising animals in a sustainable manner. We maintain high standards to ensure the quality of our products.
00:00We introduce ourselves as the Veggie Boys and express gratitude for our viewers.
00:30We collect eggs from our chickens and celebrate their productive status.
02:00We showcase our flourishing greenhouse, with peppers growing beautifully.
03:00We discuss the recent issue with plants being damaged and our preventive measures.
04:00We show the progress of building a new structure for the calves.
05:00We encounter Screech, the friendly cat named by Cali, and continue working on the structure.
08:00We move plants and discuss upcoming plant sales to customers.
10:00We update on the progress of building the structure, using repurposed materials.
12:00We enjoy the beautiful view and discuss the benefits of using old tin for construction.
14:00We conclude with lunchtime and express our satisfaction with the building progress.
