After Hurricane Zeta | Farming in the Mountain of NC

30 Oct 2020 · 12 min
12:24

In this vlog, Victor (Speaker A) and Rebecca give a real‑time walkthrough of their North Carolina mountain farm as they recover from Hurricane Zeta. They describe the immediate challenges posed by heavy rain and flooding—moving pigs, chickens, and a shed to higher ground, milking cows outdoors, and using a Cummins generator to keep power on. They discuss the condition of winter low tunnels, the importance of straw mulch for soil stability, and plans for drainage. The vlog also includes personal family moments: birthday preparations, a playful secret‑gift exchange, and a brief look at their cats. Toward the end, Victor provides an update on the delayed shipment of the "Joel Salatin Polyface Designs" book, explaining the packaging issue, new shipping timeline (January 4), and a digital PDF bonus for customers. The overall tone is informal, conversational, and upbeat despite the weather challenges.

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