Justin Rhodes - YouTube Channel

I have been watching every day for the last 3-4 weeks. That family is awesome. He runs a farm, takes care of 4 children (Thing 1 and Thing 2, Miss Messy Hair and Mr. Brown) and a wife (the Beautiful One). He is so busy grazing his cows and raising chickens (dino's). And on top of all that, each day he films what happens, and does a ton of editing. That is a huge amount of editing each day!

I am a big fan.

The littlest one "Mr. Brown" is about my sons age and my favorite in these videos. Trying to figure out his nick name though.

We love his channel and have learned SO much!
Sweet little Gideon gets his nickname from a beloved Dr. Seuss book called
"Mr Brown Can Moo, Can You?"

Oh the wonderful things Mr Brown can do!

William Schlegel wrote:The littlest one "Mr. Brown" is about my sons age and my favorite in these videos. Trying to figure out his nick name though.

You were not the only one!! Katie, thanks for solving this mystery for me.

I will never have cattle or pigs, and farm in a totally different environment/manner than he does, but I love his vlogs. Lotta respect for someone working so hard to bring his kids closer to the land and their roots.

In my house, we think of  Justin as Mr Brown's Dad first,  chicken guy second.
This grants Justin authority he would not otherwise have.
When I told my wife "Justin Rhodes  said the chickens don't need a heater", she cared not one bit.
So they got a heater.

Then we watched Justin with his kids.
We watched them on tour.
We watched him with his wife.
Now, she cites Mr.  Browns Dad when she is "supervising"  my choices in chicken care 😜
No need for a heater,  says she but Mr Brown's Dad says ventilation is key...

And she wants a cow.

I give this YouTube Channel 10 out of 10 acorns!

Justin Rhodes does an excellent job of showcasing his journey homesteading and using permaculture. He provides advice and demonstrations from his own first-hand experience, as well as, many wonderful videos showcasing the work of other homesteaders and permaculturists!

I give this Youtube channel 8 out of 10 acorns.

Justin Rhodes captures his homesteading journey and the various parts of homesteading with a camera like nobody else can. This channel is not afraid to show the 'raw' parts of homesteading but in a light that allows appreciation and acknowledgement of what it really takes. From processing animals to dealing with our own feelings, there are a slew of things covered by this channel. I appreciate the availability of both long form and short form content provided by the channel.

I would recommend this channel to anyone interested in homesteading.