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James Prigioni: I Bought a 10 Acre Homestead Farm!



Showing the new 10+ Acre Homestead Farm

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Timestamps

00:00 Intro
00:52 How I got the Homestead Farm
02:48 Progress from January to April
04:11 The First Thing I Added to the Homestead
05:00 The Future Kitchen Garden
06:40 The Future Food Forest
07:44 Property Design Ideas
08:55 Where I am Planting Fruit Trees
10:14 Ideas for Chickens, Bees, and Mushrooms
12:05 The Pond on the Property
13:11 Future Plans for In-Person Events
14:46 Temporary Disturbance for Future Investments
15:57 Update of Old Food Forest
17:14 First Perennial Harvest of The Year
20:12 Am I Getting a New Dog?
21:30 Final Thoughts

Thanks for the kind words and support 😁🐕❤️

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36 Comments

  1. @jamesprigioni

    SHARE THIS VIDEO IF YOU ENJOYED IT!  😁

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    Timestamps
    00:00 Intro
    00:52 How I got the Homestead Farm
    02:48 Progress from January to April
    04:11 The First Thing I Added to the Homestead
    05:00 The Future Kitchen Garden
    06:40 The Future Food Forest
    07:44 Property Design Ideas
    08:55 Where I am Planting Fruit Trees
    10:14 Ideas for Chickens, Bees, and Mushrooms
    12:05 The Pond on the Property
    13:11 Future Plans for In-Person Events
    14:46 Temporary Disturbance for Future Investments
    15:57 Update of Old Food Forest
    17:14 First Perennial Harvest of The Year
    20:12 Am I Getting a New Dog?
    21:30 Final Thoughts

    Thanks for the kind words and support 😁🐕❤

  7. @MissDeb-jq6nz

    What a blessing! Congratulations James! Is it possible to re-start the lost culture of the American Chestnut 🌰?? Can you harness water power from the pond? That's what comes to mind for me.

  8. @Beachpaintings

    I am so very happy for you. Tuck is always with you. I will still spam luvs for tuck even though I am relatively new to your channel.. after binging your videos I was so sad to hear of your loss and his passing. So excited for your new journey though I know you will do amazing things and I can't wait to keep learning. Luvs for Tuck!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  12. @ted9654

    Congrats on the new place. You might want to check with Luke before getting rid of those old trees. He is trying to save some old varieties.

  17. @Dragoncandy11

    Grow Well, J.P.! I've learned so much from you and Tuck. We miss his little self, but his spirit is still gardening with you and watching things grow. Gratz on your vision with your new exciting farm home! 😊 We'll be tuning in to your adventures.

  19. @Sevospinner

    Awesome, can't wait for this content! Just curious, where I'm Jersey is this? I'm from Jersey too so I love your content!

  24. @patriciakline4967

    God bless you regarding your thoughts and comments on tuck and how he was your bestie. My 2 dogs are my "people". The world revolves around them!!! For everything, there is a season and a time for every activity under the heavens……

  25. @Ariessunfairy81

    I cried hearing about how you ended up working for the gentleman whose wife sold you the farm. Congratulations!!!! A new dog or dogs will come in due time. You are definitely a dogs dream come true to be buddies with. Congratulations again, and I can't wait to watch how you transform this new place.

  26. @lynnlovessoil

    Maybe instead fencing in the berries you can propagate them then plant inside your 8ft fence. Closer to you and easier to manage. Then Just leave the wild one for the deer and birds.

  28. @nininoona

    As a gardener with multiple acres (including large wooded areas) I would suggest studying up on wild plants that you can forage. My property has elderberry, nettles, wild garlic, wild onions, chickweed, blackberries, and dandelions everywhere. So, we make use of them all throughout the season. As for the established fruit trees already on the property, I would not recommend removing any unless they are diseased/dying. Far too many people allow fruit to just go to waste, instead of using them. (It's a pet peeve of mine.) So even if you don't particularly like to eat a certain variety, you should keep them and use them in other ways: like feeding the chickens you want to get.

  30. @bikerbrandon1

    You should make that place like willy Wonka's chocolate factory for fruit lovers but incorporate cool architecture with interesting planters and irrigation trenches with coy fish and a stone bench for tuck overlooking a carrot patch

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