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Hello Did you add a gallon of water to your gallon of vinegar

Thank you for making this video.. It was very helpful. :)

Thank you for your help

Exactly 🎉

Can you use the 75% concentration?

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👍 You need a few more of those

Bro, bend those staples over. It will save your hands in the future! Nice lookin' soil!

Perfect! Thanks for taking the time to describe the assembly process. I, too, have roughly 3 acres to tend to with a sprayer. I wonder if you could use a drop of Loctite on those two nuts that occasionally shake loose? I subscribed to your channel. I like the way you explained everything plainly.

I just got two of these exact barrels. I would love to see the piece you were talking about. I look forward to getting these in place hopefully this week.

Lol I didn’t dilute or wear a mask wasn’t that bad

man you went heavy on the 2,4d. i've been doing 1 qt for every 25 gallons. seems to take about 2 weeks for me see weeds dying . maybe i'll to try a heavier rate. i use that same stuff & i've been happy with it..

Thank you, lots of great information! They look amazing! 🍅

Looking great 👍

which fertilizer are you using for the dandelions? They look great

would this hurth the mulch if i was to spray this on the weeds coming up from under the mulch?

So? At the end, those terrible creatures came back? I hope not

Front yard looks great.

Good idea about the manifold. Also if you are just using one barrel for gardening hose, you can raise it on blocks and it will give more pressure too. I have a couple of 32 gal. rubber trash cans I drilled a spigot hole about 10 inches up from the bottom to make room when i want to use my watering can. I have the second barrel connected to the first one with a 2 inch by 10-inch (an extendable length 10 to 20 inch) hose about 7 inches lower than the hole of the first barrel. I also have an overflow hose on the first barrel about 4 inches from the top. My roof space is about like yours and I really use that overflow hose with just the two barrels. Isn't this a fun project. I remade my downspout to make it come out to the barrel, as you did. I had to drill a lot with a hole saw but it was worth it since we are getting so much rain. The overflow hose (24 ft.) goes to a tree in the backyard and the spigots have garden hoses going to the front yard.

Kudos to you for consistently delivering videos that stand out, my friend. Your unique style and creativity make them unforgettable. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.

If it was a little tailess mouse it sounds like voles, the have nests in ground and don't hill like moles do

Great recipe, thanks for sharing. 🌞Hi, I'm a new subscriber.

Nice harvest, exciting!

Much less work to use a bag lawn mower

Beautiful view...like your video..

Yay! Lovely hike

Try it in a deeper bucket or old garbage pail, you wont get as much spillage 😊

Happy happy harvesting sweet potato...like it...😍😍

Great video, I am considering buying the same aerator/seeder combo. What are your thoughts on the spike aeration vs plug aeration, and did you do any dethatching? Thank you for your time.

Hey Friend, great video I am considering buying one also, I was going to purchase the plug aerator, broadcast spreader, and the dethatcher, all by Brinly. I only have a half acre of land to manage but do not want to buy a manual aerator and spreader. What are your thoughts on how effective the spike aerating will be instead of plug aeration? Thank you for your time.

Nice harvest enjoy

Not had for the first harvest...next year try putting a lot of mulch..good luck.

No you wont get more waterflow or pressure.... you are restricted by the diameter of your hose ... need a manifold outlet CLOSE to source bigger then source outlet

I think you should take a pitch fork and go through that whole area where vines were. Potatoes tend to grow off those side vines

Seems like more is left in the ground. Thanks for sharing

Need to follow the roots all the way because they run under the ground. Nice harvest .

New subscriber to your channel ❤ Nice sweet potato harvest. 🎉

Rather than a trellis, I built a cafe around my blackberries. About three feet high, three feet wide and three feet long. Your plants are small now but the new canes next year will be able to grow up and hang over the sides, and not trail on the ground. Show a video next year of how your canes have grown! 😊

I have used Dirt Booster Plus from The Andersons co. Really speeds up the process. Also spread it on the lawn to help improve soil and reduce fertilizer usage.

Can you screw in a hose or sprayer to the black hoses ?

Aww your chickens are soo cute❤❤❤

Good info, thanks for sharing

Excellent video.

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Don't forget to make sure all 4 tires have the correct air pressure, before you take any measurements.

i live fairly rural and less than a mile from a retired hydroelectric dam that is home to a wildlife sanctuary and critters are abundant in my neck of the woods (i have a coyote den about 100 ft from my front door). i also do trashcan composting but i either procure trashcans with holes in the lid for a locking mechanism, in my case bungee cords, or drill holes for such to keep the lids on so the critters can't get in. racoons & possums are crafty creatures. i also anchor the primary can, i have 8, to my back deck (with a hook & bungee cord) and then attach each trashcan together by their handles so they don't go anywhere or get carried off. when those trashcans start to approach capacity they are very heavy and not very likely to go anywhere. i also place the bottoms of my trashcans right on the soil and water like you but i also will put down something to attract worms like molasses or maple syrup along with a dusting of cornmeal, oats or flour. i usually have worms in a days if not right away. i make 1/2 holes about 6 in apart in my trashcans and don't worry about screening the holes. i have never noticed any untoward pests and i am checking temps daily (all year) and turning if necessary. also, when i add moisture to my compost, i usually add some molasses, maple syrup or even soda (which also adds phosphorus) to keep the beneficial microbes & worms fat & happy. i would love to be able to worm farm out back also but it just gets too hot here in the summer & too cold in the winter. i have inquired about closing in my back deck but hoa says no :(

This stuff is a game changer for me! Using 40%, with some dish soap & it works great even on woody sprouts.

Where do i buy a vinegar with that high a percentage?

Love this stuff!

Are there any issues with mosquitoes accessing these barrels and laying eggs?