harvesting some of our home-grown timber, and making woodchips
Published 6 years ago • 24K plays • Length 6:07Download video MP4
Download video MP3
Similar videos
-
6:22
the field is full of mud and timber (but we have an exciting plan!)
-
4:21
poplar cuttings 2015 (and first firewood harvest!)
-
6:15
logging with two horses and a slarch (and kay, and lots of midges, and a homemade bandsaw...
-
4:37
wood chips as food for animals (uses for woodchips number one)
-
22:28
digging banana trees growing: vegetable gardening for farm life income
-
4:27
cutting open a 5,000 year old bog oak tree
-
7:34
cutting up leylandii trees with the homemade bandsaw (is there useful wood in them?)
-
4:18
homemade earrings from 5,000 year-old irish bog oak wood – using the x-carve
-
3:50
home-grown free-range organic pork - part one, new pigs arrive!
-
3:59
potato experiment update – harvest!
-
1:30
look out – there’s a carrot-thief about!
-
5:32
how we built our house – part two: the grass roof.
-
1:57
poplar harvest 2016..
-
6:21
homemade hedgehog houses (first project with the new corrugated iron machine).
-
4:56
best ever design for a garden shed? (probably not, but it’s still pretty cool!)
-
1:01
instead of buying cheap plastic landscape edging, try this.
-
20:11
rocks and bogs – five days horse-back riding through connemara
-
3:42
opening up the spalted beech log for the first time
-
8:00
harvesting our green roof, tree planting, and fencing with a meitheal (and a horse).
-
8:45
testing the woodchip railway wagon!