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Hey Jacque, I like the format, the conversation and enjoyed the education too. Not so sure about the one camera back and forth. Split screen seemed better, I wonder what the conversation would look like with a two camera. How about stroll discussion. But really, the video was very cool. Thanx guys, keep it up!

Why did Tom Spellman get fired? Why are you steeling other people’s videos.

The thing with the too much compost in the mix is a pretty simple one. The whole point of it is the microorganisms. After the mix is saturated with enough it becomes a non issue, but the high amount of nutrients in the vermi/-compost will lead to nutrient "toxicities".

There are freezer jams and fruit curds you can make and freeze. AcreHomestead does a lot of preserving and food prep content that I love learning.

Gardening is all about persistence. Every failure is a learning opportunity. Every season I get another win from a mistake I made in the last one. On year three, I'm trying to succeed growing a pumpkin.

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I overproduce every year but i don't mind if the overproduction goes back to the ground. Many times i find some nice volunteer plants the next year and i just let them grow without any care. Sometimes very nice extra harvest without any effort, sometimes i don't even harvest.

Did anybody else cheered out loud when she said the tree somehow cleans the toxins and the fruit is clean?

This woman puts her melons in the dishwasher. The Howard Hughes of gardening is here.

Loved the podcast! Love from Lakeside, CA!

Thanks for including us in your great conversation!

We have had ducks for 5 years and had 12 at one time. She spoke very well and covered the downside of having male ducks. As an experienced duck owner that has a 1 acre pond, so I don’t have that part of cleaning up to take care of…. If I could go back, I wouldn’t have gotten them. We were gifted our first ones, so we were unprepared starting out, but we’ve learned SO much along the way. They are a lot of work, especially if you live somewhere cold. They’re so messy. I love them but when these last 4 are gone, no more ducks for us.

yes to the fertilizer experiment! I vote to add in a plant-based fertilizer as well 💕

Love using my vinegar water all over for everything! I usually do approximately 50/50 vinegar/water How do you dilute yours?

Great stuff! 😊

I need a girlfriend to pesto you know what I'm saying 😂

Miracle grow... The gardening gateway drug. 😅

Thank you

Wow!! Very interesting, informative and thought provoking! Thank you ❤️

Legit did not realize podcast channel was posted on YT 🤦‍♀️

I heard this on the daily podcasts. Yes, there are some great points here but my gosh I feel like this person is afraid of everything in the garden! And would she ever let her kids go out and play in the dirt? I’ll take Garden Answer’s (Laura) approach any day - Let the kids pick the berries, and apple off the tree and eat it right then and there and don’t worry so much!

Love this channel! So glad I found it 😄

She was a great guest n this podcast is something i can share w neighbor who has grade school kids n with whom i share my harvest. Learned a lot n definately want to try fruit/vinegar/ alcohol drink 4 summer! ;)

Great conversation, awesome interviewing Jacques!

It’s great to see Jacques ❤

what spacing do you use for your onions? What month do you put them in ground? And when did you start them? 10b

Who else Subscribed to all his channels lol?

Why have you not promoted this more on your main channel like this channel was hard to find?

The carrot salad. Its a very very old way of eating carrots. When i was a child my mom would use a carrot peeler to slice them thin. She would then use lemon, salt and then put them in the freezer just a little to get that cold. One of the core memories of my childhood. ❤

I happen to love bats for their place in the eco system the sheer amount of insects they eat helps keep me mosquito and bug bite free in addition to what they do for may garden

Add worm castings and compost to the woody soil

Agent J and Agent K - Men in backyard. I'm glad that Jaqcues tryed the double pepper plant thing, as I was one of the people who suggested it.

When you eat just meat, that doesn't happen, lol just saying 🤷

My first Grow Bag Potato harvest, I made the dirty smashed, Dark Red Norland Potato. Was wonderful. ^ more bags of Potato to go, plus, refreshed, then, replanted potato into the grow bag, for an October Harvest

Im so glad that you guys made this kind of podcast-ish on CZcams, I was struggling to watch all your other channels while putting on makeup, driving, cooking. Now I can just listen and don’t get the fear of missing out from the screen Amazing! 🎉🎉🎉

Took me 14 years to get asparagus planted. Lol. Imoatiently waiting for my first harvest. Lol. Still hoping to get rhubarb planted.

any bird will dominate an infant...

Thank you Kevin. This was so informative.

It's interesting to hear about the different products available! I don't live in the US and here, everyone uses "garden soil" for containers, raised beds, and topping up in ground beds with or without extra additions like perlite, and it's very effective. I think the ingredients must be different.

Great video, you two are simply awesome!!

The OG team!

It’s crazy to me how little amount of experiments have been performed and yet we gardeners confidently say what works best. I’m in healthcare and research is the foundation of the entire industry, along with care itself.

Sounds close to carrot slaw but without the raisins.

Love your stuff and love aquascapes/fishkeeping. Epic Gardening inspired me to start growing my own garden and this year I've upped my game with some raised beds and I just purchased a greenhouse for overwintering my santaka chiles and hopefully building an aquaponics system. I also keep medaka rice fish. They're a great option for small water features, and could be a colorful small fish option for your pond as long as the other fish don't eat them 😅

What evidence is there for synthetic fertilizers killing off beneficial soil life in-ground?

Idk if I’d test something toxic that way…😅

I have caught my chickens eating their own eggs, I feed high protein layer feed and scratch

I could listen to you both for hours. Love the content and how natural the conversation flows.

I’d love to see a mycelium/soil life count in the organic vs synthetic beds as well

I'm confused how is it that I jus kno of this podcast...