Utilize Corn Scraps and Look Ahead

delicious so guys we've already taken one load up here to the goats and we're gonna take our second load of corn shucks up here to the goats some of the corn didn't do so well so while we're sitting in the buckets it kind of I guess just got moldy so a whole lot of it we're gonna feed to the goats and we'll be depending on that corn garden you see right behind me so we've probably got a quarter of an acre of silver queen corn planted right there it will probably depend mainly on that for our corn this year but I did want to show you how we put our corn back the southern way the way my great-grandparents taught my grandparents and taught my parents so stay tuned for a future vlog once we start harvesting this corn right here which it's tasseled out really good I'll take you over there and show you here in just a minute we're gonna go ahead and dump some of this over to the goats they really love it delicious corn so any time we can give our goats something green and fresh we give it to them they love this stuff give them some good roughage awesome got one more bucket and this is basically the corn that just got kind of moldy it just kind of got bad so note to self learn from me if you're ever harvesting corn for freezing be sure you harvest it and you cut it off the cob before it's too late now this is our second corn garden and I'm six foot five so this stuff is about seven feet tall it's gonna do great we'll have a lot of corn a lot more corn than we can use so we'll share a whole lot of this with our neighbors it'll be awesome so guys I hope you enjoyed the farm vlog today I hope you learned a little something we'll take you through this garden and show you what we do with it - this little corn garden stay tuned to a future vlog we'll have some fun in this little garden we got to build a go check we've got our goat waterer right here hey vine all kinds of fun stuff so thanks a lot guys be sure to pound that like button subscribe to the channel we'll see you next time on the Stoney Ridge farm all right