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Thanks for the tip!

lol

He is now 13, and strong and good to work with, a capable helper for sure.

Thank you for your encouragement!

Thank you Herb! Stay safe and keep all the Local Firefighter's Safe is my prayer for this season.

"was" is right, thank you Herb!

lol, yes, it was a mild year they tell us, I guess I will have to put up some snow storm videos when they come.

Bailey's - They don't list the prices, you have to call them, depending on the model you choose, they are about $12k -$20k but you will have to verify that with them. These mills are actually from Australia.

Great to hear! Thanks for the comments!!!

We have not had that happen yet. I guess we need to keep a watchful eye on the spool, thanks for the heads up. P.S. our typical row is 200ft, our longest in the potato area is about 350ft +-

We have used electrical tape from harbor freight for patching, works pretty well, drips a bit sometimes, but its ok, it is drip tape after all, we just consider it an extra dripper, lol.

Thanks for the tip, I will look into Greenhouse tape.

Thanks, we really were pleased with the results of this new to us experimental way of planting our sweet corn.

Thanks for the encouragement!

It was the idea of a friend of mine, I try capture all these work around ideas in my mind as they spark future solutions to problems.

We don't have that problem in North Eastern Washington, but I imagine it is a real problem in many areas.

Paid a little under $3000 for my 36" from berryhill drip

@@user-vt1oj2cp5w that's what I wanted. I only have 25hp. I was told it would probably still work. My soil is fluffy. I just didn't have the money to gamble. Berry Hill is awesome

@@user-vt1oj2cp5w I got their smaller plastic mulch layer

@@hdtvcamera1 I pulled it with my 48 8n like it was a toy lol. Biggest thing with the older tractors is sway control. It's an absolute must.

@@user-vt1oj2cp5w I replied while I was sleeping. Yes I bought the 36 inch from Berry Hill. Layne Arrington was my salesman. He's awesome. I wanted the layer that could lay 36 or 48, 2 drip tapes and had an option for a fertilizer hopper. It's late in the season and I'm waiting for dry fields. (Raining today) I had a huge project cleaning 1.5 acres of old trees for a fruit, nut, olive, grape orchard and a 30 x 50 garage. I cut down my cover crop last week. I got the "12 head exerything" speeder and a torch hole maker. I'm looking forward to getting crops planted. I wish I had my sons for helpers

It really feels good to make lumber instead of just firewood out ones trees.

Thanks 👍 for the encouraging words!

Yes, work is good for them, helps them develop a good character for sure!

That's the plan! Thanks for your comment.

He loves driving the gator, the rides at Disneyland would be boring for him compared to doing real stuff on the farm.

Thanks for the encouragement!

Thank you for your comment friend!

It was a little work to make, but tried to give you a picture of how much money there was in this one large log. Thanks for the comment.

@@johnssawmill i have a dedicated slabber a month ago. Made my first $2800 after cutting 2 slabs. 😀

Noted! Thank you for your feed back and have fun with the mill, I am sure you will be pleased with it!

Cool, I have not heard of that mill.

Thank you for the tip.

Yes, he is a fast learner and eager worker, I am so glad to have a family with wonderful children.

@@johnssawmill sounds biblical ! Woo Hoo Glory

Thanks, we figured that was the case, and tried to get him off the road so he didn't get run over by someone going to fast to see him.

Yes, which model do you have?

Ours is not GMO.

Lol, yes we need to be careful with all creatures. Beavers are the least of the challenges in these parts.

Awesome! Thank you! I post a video when we harvest them. I have snitched a couple, they are looking good, but still growing so I am going to let them stay in the ground as long as possible.

Dave, I am not work there anymore, as of last Friday. Yes things are getting cool at nights, and I imagine on your mountain your plants even feel it more. Blueberries are all gone, delivering last order today. Regarding shunning, probably not, I have heard others say that she does not return phone calls. Don't take it personal, it is not your fault.

@@johnssawmill thank you John Really appreciate you my brother Best David Alas little round fruit super food I'm sure a gift from God Man the make me feel great when I eat them ; More blueberries please !

Thanks for your comment, we hope to post some more of these videos showing the capabilities and uses of these fantastic tools.

Thanks for your comment, these are fun to use for sure!

Thanks, for you comment, I was extremely exhausted that particular morning! Left my plate on the trailer accidentally as I had loaded the trailer in the dark. lol

@@johnssawmill your welcome

There are no chemicals / sprays whatsoever.

Yes, we have a larger pump out of our 900 Water Trough, 2 x 450 gallon tanks, a 1500gal, and a 2500gal. Plus two wells, pond, and creek. The problem is power, so we have generators right now, and some gas powered pumps, but need to get our utility power with a switch and connected to a generator. That will keep all our sources of water going when the power gets cut, which it most often does.

Thank you David, also for the great ideas!

Thank you for your prayers Gary!

Thank you!

For sure, but most people use Douglass Fir green, as they don't want to wait for the drying and they don't shrink much and don't warp once nailed in place. Thanks for your comments!

lol, thanks, they are good boys and getting better every year!

@@johnssawmill they're really something to be proud of. I was that kind of kid.