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Roots and Refuge Farm: Harvest & Chat (How to be human) | VLOG



WHERE TO FIND US:

– Our Website: https://rootsandrefuge.com
-Miah’s Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@miahsworkshop
-My Cooking Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@The_Farmers_Table
– Sign up for our newsletter: https://rootsandrefuge.com/yt-signup
-Order Coffee & Tea from our roaster: https://www.beulahroastingco.com
-Our Amazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/SFA0IZHZRCOZ?ref_=wl_share
-The Roots and Refuge Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/roots-and-refuge-podcast/id1669328823
-Merch sales: Real Food Comes Dirty Shirts: https://roots-and-refuge-farm-shop.fourthwall.com/products/real-food-comfort-color

PRODUCTS I LOVE AND SUPPORT:
Greenstalk Vertical Gardens(Use code ROOTS10 for discount): https://greenstalkgarden.com/?rstr=ROOTS10

The white beds in my tea garden (Birdies Beds from Epic Gardening): https://shop.epicgardening.com/ROOTSANDREFUGE

BootstrapFarmer Site: https://shrsl.com/3w46t

The Roots and Refuge Shop: https://roots-refuge.myshopify.com

Order our T-Shirts and Sweatshirts https://roots-and-refuge-farm-shop.fourthwall.com/collections/all

Dramm Watering head: https://amzn.to/3Djs9yF
Long neck Dramm watering wand (for more established plants): https://amzn.to/41xxcoH
Heat mats: https://amzn.to/3QCyhVX
Grow lights: https://amzn.to/41yscAd

(Some of these thinks are affiliate links which means I make a small commission at no additional cost to you. Using my affiliate links helps me buy seeds and soil and goats, so thank you.)

17 Comments

  6. @hidawayhomestead524

    Praise God for everything. ❤ So very thankful for you, Miah, and harvesting!
    Stay safe and God bless you my friends 🌱🐄🐖🐐🐓🌱 Lisa

  9. @abbie10001

    As a person who was diagnosed with MS 2 years ago, I intentionally started eating so much better. Now don’t get me wrong I didn’t eat that awful before, but I cook everything from fresh and no processed food crosses my lips now. And I definitely won’t eat the occasional fast food like I used to. On the rare occasion I do eat fast food I feel horrible the next day. Nutrition makes such a huge difference in the way I feel on a daily basis, as does stress or not getting enough sleep. You need to be very intentional with your self care, it makes such a huge difference.

  12. @ruthannecoro6198

    Oh Jess.. I totally feel you with living well. I feel overwhelmed by everything these recent weeks. My garden.. is growing lots of weeds, a variety of volunteers and a few dozen veg plants i purchased. I’ve got a few squash and pumpkins that I started from seed.. but they are way due to be planted.. oh I got a bunch of potatoes planted.. but got a late blight warning… mine look fine so far… I had my first born graduate in 2016… it was crushing. My middle graduated the next year and then my baby graduated in 19… I’m still adjusting. I think we are always growing and maturing and becoming … all the seasons we’ve lived thru so far.. prepare us for the ones ahead.. some are more difficult. I do find when I’m taking the best care of myself… things are easier to face and grow thru. I love your analogy of letting the tail end drag. I’m holding onto that with my dear life these days ♥️ I love your beautiful mind and wise old soul. Take care of you ♥️

  13. @angelad.8944

    I think your statement at the end is soooo relatable. We fight to keep sanity in the garden, freak out when we begin to lose it and then find absolute joy when we let go and embrace the chaos of a wild garden. Life lessons! 😅

  14. @TheTableatGethsemane

    Afternoon! Love the Vlog! Thanks for sharing with us. 😊 When the world would have us so distracted and stressed, it is good to remember to be human. I love the way you put it. God bless! ❤

  16. @Riverwell_Farm

    Thanks for this ❤ just what I needed to enjoy my coffee with as I prepare for my day on the farm. We’re just on the cusp of our season of overwhelm on our farm with our herd of 300 cows starting to calve. We tend to go into survival mode from now until October. But I’ll make sure I prioritise and let the low end drag. I just put my massive seed order in to our 2 main seed companies here in New Zealand yesterday, once they arrive I’ll slowly chip away at sowing them so I can look forward to my summer garden at the other end of the tunnel of the hard season.

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