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Bonitas las clases para acabar con los 🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳la casa de muchos animalitos del bosque, que dependen de ellos, para su supervivencia. No sigan acabando con el planeta..!😮😮😢😬😬😬

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Hey im 11, and this is some of the most informative information you can get when needing to buy steer. Which I do often

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Outstanding!

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This was wonderful, thank you. Glad to see Geraldine and SunTrap thriving! ~Mason

Nice ! Thanks for the instructions , great video ! how did you made that brush, whats the material ?

very helpful thank you!

What do you squirt into the samples of milk to test for mastitis? Thank you!!

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What if i add some strains of bacteria like azotobacter ? Will it breed ?

Thank you for the info! Can you use trees that grew close to the highway? Will mushrooms be overly toxic?

Thank you sharing such a wonderful experience and knowledge with us. Pls how can I get those minerals

3.5 Gallons Thats about $40

Hola cómo hago para irme a trabajar con ustedes?estoy en New York City tengo permiso de trabajo

Estoy en New York City

Hola buen día cómo hago para irme a trabajar con ustedes en el campo?

I have thoroughly enjoyed this series, thank you!

Wow ! the process is long 😮thank you for sharing 🙏👍

Update from someone farming and logging with horses: since this was published, the prices he quotes are no longer realistic. Not at all accurate. Everything else is bang on, just not dollar values for infrastructure items, costs have gone up a lot in 10 years or more.

Shit I love you bro you’re just like me

From which country is this ?

I'm sorry but the lip smacking is killing me. Great information though.

Some great tips!

Why did you use a grinder instead of a drill to make the holes?

Very interesting. I love your cheese presses, what an ingenious idea and your cheese cave is awesome too.

Such incredible information! I am helping to start a community garden in Syracuse and am excited to learn from folks who have stewarded this land for thousands of years.

How long does this last? Thank you

Beautiful farm! Love everything about this from the beautiful ewes to the calm demeanor of the shepherd! ❤

Mechanical power

Wonder how you deal with SWD on raspeberries?

Shires and Clydesdales.

In my experience, the biggest thing with contamination is that: Bacteria/yeast - too much water in substrate or water needs rinsed and exchanged for fresh water. Mold - too little water/humidity, especially on the very surface of substrate/mushroom culture. Growing in draining containers like you would a plant works really well for just the right amount of bacteria to keep the mold at bay, and the single-celled bacteria tends to wash away every time you re-water it. Unfortunately fungus gnats are a serious threat to any containers that have big enough holes to properly drain. Balancing these two factors has been my biggest problem, personally.

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Where can I find a soup kettle like that please? Does anyone know? This would be a good item to add to my cheese start up business plan 🙏

I do enjoy watching your posts, I just wish they were 10 min or longer. Thanks for sharing and have a nice safe day!!

Geo thermo for your cooling and heating, run corrigated pipe 8 ft down in ground , length according to size of area, only energy is for the blowers.

Just want to know how to enter farmland locations (those letters and numbers like NE 1/4-6-36-2W2nd…..) I got hundreds of land locations of places where I can hunt but I only have the land locations using that system and I would like to find out exactly where they are located on Google maps and then I will have the longitude/latitude and I will be able to enter it in my GPS, my cell phone…. Thanks in advance for your precious help.

Getting cut back all the time; no wonder the Whomping Willow was cross!

are these cheese vats/soup kettles available in ten gallon

I think you may be wrong about the potential productivity of a given area of land. If you were to take 1/5th of that coppice would and turn it into charcoal, and another 1/5th cut as ramial (1st year green and leaf wood) to shred for compost to innoculate that charcoal, turning it into biochar, and another 1//5th to use as mulch around each coppice stool for one rotation, you would only get 2/5ths production for that given rotation, but you would make gains in the woodland's ability to hold and store moisture and nutrients that might exceed the land's current capacity as stated near 21 and 22 minutes in this vid. If that was done over 100 or 200 years the land would certainly be more productive. Just a thought.

Please, What are the quantities of the engredients besides the water?