With spring arriving, work shifts outdoors as bulbs emerge and new farm tasks take priority. Gavin and Nicole complete compost bays, experiment with land use, and continue balancing house renovation alongside smallholding projects. A hands-on lesson in stone laying highlights the skill and patience required for strong, lasting work, while a barn gym begins to take shape. The week wraps with important safety jobs, including removing a storm-damaged tree, marking a productive start to the season and renewed momentum across the property.
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S3E3 Fixing Our Moisture Control
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How to Build a Front Porch
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S3E12 Pouring a Small Concrete Slab f...
The project starts with installing an HVAC system for both upstairs and downstairs. A concrete slab is prepared for outdoor units, with careful attention to dimensions and securing methods. A concrete mixer is used to achieve the right consistency for the pour. Challenges during pouring include t...
