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MORE Plants, MORE Chickens! – Off Grid Living Portugal

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MORE Plants, MORE Chickens! – Off Grid Living Portugal

We re-home two more chickens today (1 is a GIANT!) Both with sad stories. Plus we get our no dig asparagus bed in and Dom builds MORE things!

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47 COMMENTS

  1. All of you have done a amazing job in such a short time it's looking great love the two new chicks I bet those two eggs were wonderful you all stay safe looking forward to the next video.

  2. Just seen you guys for the first time. Very good what you have done so far on your farm. I'm from UK 🇬🇧 and its cold here. Love the abundance of flowers and your veggie beds. Not forgetting the chuks. I'm looking forward to seeing. ❤ how you progress on the farm

  3. Can we see Wildlands after dark please? I'd like to see what it's like to sit out in the evenings. Dunno why, I think it would be the bit I would enjoy most if I moved to a warm country.

  4. Hi Dom, Missy and Rosey. I still can't believe the amount of work you've done in such a short length of time! I was just wondering if you've heard anything from the visa people and how long do you have left before your stay runs out? I am keeping my fingers crossed for you and wish you all a happy future in Portugal xxx

  5. Well done, it's looking so beautiful 😍 I just wanted to say don't worry about replying to my comment, as your channel is growing so quickly you won't have time to answer them all. A quick heart says you've seen it then you can get back to building that garden and looking after the chickens 🐔 take care xx

  6. Oh wow, your garden area is absolutely amazing,🌱💚🌿 I love every thing your doing & your new chickens are beautiful 🐓🐓 I enjoy seeing what your creating, keep up the good work both of you 🥰🥰🥰

  7. I grew Asparagus from plugs, in the hot weather of coastal Northern NSW, Australia 🇦🇺 and it didn't take years, producing spears the next spring. When I left the area I gave them to a friend, they must be 12 years old now, and they are thriving. I used spent compost from a mushroom farm, seaweed and sheep manure, they'll take everything, hungry plants. But keep them heaped up on a mound of dirt. Good luck.

  8. Just wow guys, the amount of work accomplished is amazing. It really is looking like paradise (a practical paradise). Hope things bear up, in the heat. I was wondering if you picked the strawberries at just ripe then stored them in the shade for a few days, they might fully ripen???? Just a thought. But as mentioned, it's hard not to eat them straight away. I had to laugh, I found myself quite envious of your poo. I never thought I'd see the day I was jealous of someone's poo. When I kept a horse, I had a boundless supply of well rotted manure, however nowadays I have great difficulty in finding any. Things are slowly getting back to normal, so maybe the situation will change soon. But the quest for poo continues. Take care guys xx

  9. Hi guys 👋 just us 2saying hi 👋 and thanks again for sharing this video update and lifestyle 👋 den and sue 👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🚌🚌🚌

  10. Thank you. Hope the chickens settle in well, sure they will. Wildlands looking great, improving all the time. take care and stay well. all the very best to you all .

  11. Gosh, the heat will be tough on you all! Love the new chickens, so cute. I am wondering if you've got fire precautions and escape plans in place for yourselves and the chickens, just in case you have to 'leg it'?

  12. I don’t believe wheat has a beard like that. Never seen rye growing so it might be that. Isn’t there a very specific season for asparagus? My Father grew it many years ago but I can’t remember the details

  13. Hi guys I must say the drone footage of what you’ve done to your land so far was superb. It looks amazing and shows the effort you’ve all put in… jealous of your land and your dedication! Well done guys keep up that fantastic work ethic and dedication can’t wait to see more… 👍🤘

  14. We just love your updates. You seem to be storming ahead with all your jobs and it looks fab. Enjoy your time with your dad and thank you so much for being our weekly Portugal watch – 😍 Cheers to ice and a slice of what ever you have 🥂🥂🥂🍷

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