00:26:19	Amanda Snyder:	I will watch the chat and the Q&A during the session.
00:30:28	Dianna Baker:	hello--I clicked to start the seminar but it didn't ask for password and I don't see me on the board.  I am signed it?  Dianna Baker
00:30:50	vic vosen:	hi! are we starting on time?
00:31:31	Amanda Snyder:	You are here!  We haven't started, yet.  We will start at 9AM
00:31:39	Amanda Snyder:	We are starting at 9AM Pacific
00:32:33	Amanda Snyder:	Thank you all for joining.  We will be starting at 9AM Pacific / 10 AM Mountain.  Our audio is on mute until then.
00:44:16	Terri Rekawek:	are the slides available for download?
00:45:14	Kate Painter:	We will have slides from UI Extension presenters available for download. If the other presenters are ok with it, we will also share their presentations.
00:45:17	Amanda Snyder:	We will have the slides posted on the Campus Extension site for download. The link will be shared at the end of the webinar
00:46:12	Terri Rekawek:	thank you
01:29:22	Erin Doty:	Extension Publishing can ship physical copies of the fire publications to folks for free as well!
01:29:55	Amanda Snyder:	From participant: Extension Publishing can ship physical copies of the fire publications to folks for free as well!
01:30:01	Erin Doty:	https://www.extension.uidaho.edu/detail.aspx?IDnum=103
01:30:25	Amanda Snyder:	I will post on the Campus Extension site
01:31:28	Kay Teisl:	What are the best options of controlling noxious weeds such as nap weed on forest land?
01:32:18	Amanda Snyder:	Kay - do you want to write this in the Q&A box?
01:43:13	Virginia Colvig:	Thank you Chris,. This was very helpful!
02:07:00	Deborah Peavler:	goat in the back seat of a pickup truck
02:07:03	Travis Tyson:	Goats in the bed of my pickup. :)
02:07:30	Deborah Peavler:	I've transported a goat in the back seat of a pickup truck
02:07:31	Perry Birch:	pigs in dog crates in a pickup bed
02:08:04	Teri Capshaw:	Yes! Animals in the dog carrier in the back of the SUV—everything from goats, sheep, and chickens for a few miles to a livestock guarding dog for 1000+ miles!
02:09:00	Kimberley Smith:	I've put a meat sheep in a minivan. :)
02:17:01	Teri Capshaw:	Yes, I love looking at this as a business. The food produced is a wonderful contribution to our family’s budget and learning to homestead this way is an excellent education (both from my own experience as a child and seeing what I see my children learning).
02:51:47	Dianna Baker:	how do you store your water in winter?
02:52:49	Rebecca Burt:	I would really love Sean's excel sheets if he will share!
03:11:18	Dianna Baker:	so, are you on a well water then?  in winter, are you pulling up water straight from the well?  do you use a generator for backup when the electricity goes out?
03:12:00	Amanda Snyder:	Dianna, do you want to put your question in the Q&A?
03:12:47	Amanda Snyder:	https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/nrcs/main/national/programs/financial/eqip/
03:20:38	Amanda Snyder:	With thinning, are their concerns about which trees to leave standing and which to take out due to potential wind and weather damage to remaining trees after thinning?
03:22:36	Chris Schnepf:	https://www.extension.uidaho.edu/publishing/pdf/CIS/CIS1226.pdf
03:23:19	Chris Schnepf:	Logging Selectively: https://www.extension.uidaho.edu/detail.aspx?IDnum=667&title=Forestry%20and%20Range&category1=Natural%20Resources&category2=Forestry
03:23:32	Amanda Snyder:	Thanks Chris!
03:25:15	Debra Zambino:	what is the best way to get local contractors for work on house, put in holding tanks, do thinning and brush removal? We are near Worley area
03:31:01	Michelle Primer:	Check out your library as well. I know we have a lot of old resource books!
03:31:35	Amanda Snyder:	https://campus.extension.org/course/view.php?id=2049
03:33:38	Amanda Snyder:	The link to the post workshop survey: https://uidaho.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2rXpqHn6pEKlrSe
03:34:07	Dianna Baker:	i had a few more questions in the question box.  do you have any more time?
03:34:52	Erin Doty:	The first question on the post workshop survey asks if you're a land owner, etc., etc. -- If we're not any do you want us to not take the survey?
03:36:50	Amanda Snyder:	our only way to establish trees and seedlings were to fence the individual seedlings -it was always comical when the moose would come in and poop inside the cage to help fertilize
03:38:10	Debra Zambino:	I tried the peanut butter electric fence trick when I worked on research plots for the forest service in WI.  They weren't stopped at all. It was a waste of time and peanut butter for those oak trees.
03:45:21	Dianna Baker:	what about the 13,000 gallon limit for pumping up water?  is that enough in summer?
03:51:36	Tina Imlay:	My dream is to have a high house like Sean has!!!
03:51:57	Karin Carestia:	Thank you SO much, this has been extremely informative, and entertaining too!
03:55:10	Debra Zambino:	Native gopher snakes, closest they live is down in Lewiston area. It's a little too cool for them here.
03:59:06	Edward Moroz:	Thank you all .
03:59:07	Teri Capshaw:	Thank you!
03:59:20	Rebecca Burt:	THANK YOU!!  I really enjoyed today!
03:59:43	Michelle Morey:	Thank you very much for the great info!
04:00:44	Tina Imlay:	Bye. Thank you.
04:01:38	Dianna Baker:	really enjoyed this--you guys are so knowledgable!  great information.
04:12:18	Dianna Baker:	i would prefer not having breakout rooms--I like hearing the answers to question that I haven't thought of.  I like having a well rounded informaiton.  please consider--thanks