SamehHenari

Maintaining the Homestead one step at a time.

Maintaining the Homestead one step at a time.

Maintaining the Homestead one step at a time.

A glass roof protected from hail by stainless steel screens.

Planing ahead before starting was the key to keep the cost down. Knowing all the materials needed and make an estimate of total costs so you don't end up spending more than what you can afford. Thank you for watching.

This video is part 3 of the Homestead Maintenance series. Homes on raised foundation are a place for unwanted animals taking residence under your home. It is a constant struggle when you live in the country. Staying on top of the issue will save you thousands of dollars on the long run. Thank you for watching.

After the heavy rain in May and June, now it the time to manage and control the overgrown vegetation on the Homestead. Thank you for watching.

Adequately Supporting The Roof. A glass roof will be heavy and needs adequate support. Using wood beams would be fine but still could warp or sag by time. I didn't want to put posts in the middle, so steel beams is my choice for this task. Thank you for watching.

Harvesting seeds is as important as harvesting crops. It is the first step for a new successful season. Knowing how to harvest your own seeds is the gift that keeps on giving year after year. Thank you for watching.

Caring for our rabbits, cleaning and weaning kits. Thank you for watching

The only downside of this system that it is not going to work in freezing temperature. Other than that, just pray for rain.

Designing the greenhouse layout and installing the windows on the north side. Hope you enjoy the video and thank you.

It is time to train these young cucumbers plants to go upward on the trellis and pruning for bigger harvest. Thank you for watching.

Harvesting is a joyful time. "In the morning sow your seed, And in the evening do not withhold your hand; For you do not know which will prosper, Either this or that, Or whether both alike will be good." Ecc 11: 6

Finally able to continue working on the greenhouse after the rain. Framing the walls one stud at a time is my way of getting it done without having to lift the whole wall frame all together. Thank you for watching

This video is about getting all the lumber ready to assemble the walls of the greenhouse.

It is an easy project. You can use just a 100 sq. ft. in the corner of your backyard and plant a couple of these. They will quench your thirst on a very hot day.

A morning surprise changed my whole day. Things comes up on the homestead that need to be dealt with immediately. Thankfully I have these products at hand to use. Will keep you updated with the results. Thank you for watching.

Are you the original YOU? or are you modified? And who modified you and by what did you get to your current YOU? Find the real true answer at the end of this video. Thank You,

See how we manage getting around to different areas on "Our Mini Homestead" when the ground gets muddy due to rain or covered with snow. Saving thousands of dollars by making things, not pretty, but functional.