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You can fit more plants in a cracked row

Where do you buy your sweet potato slips?

I like the pipe addition suggestion for leverage

Lol I went the other day they wanted 260 and the 10p to program it I was like HELL NO

Sounds like your cat is in the back ground, sounding off to you, wanting your assistance for one of those jucey gold fish,😂 Looking good, Thks for sharing, Mr. Joel. Good job.👍

Great expo. Thank you and agree nothing puts food on the table like row cropping.

So pretty seems like a relaxing place to spend a hot summer day

I have a dozen Brandwine Tomatoes out and hope to get a few this year. Ground hogs have been wreaking havoc on my garden since it is so dry.

Growing mortgage lifter for the first time. Seemed wilty in the past few days from the heat. Looked a bit better today.

I just bought a couple more Bauer tools this week but that angle grinder is one of the next ones on the list.

I keep a flat file in my pocket, and touch up hoe every few rows.

I always learn something from you!!!! Thanks!

Thank you for review. Could you please tell me, can I use this table on my drill press table (wen 4212t) or this table is too heavy for using on drill press table. Do you know the weight of this table ? Thanks advance !

gonna try that rice recipe

Would like that full dehydrated tomato receipe if you have time

😂 thank you for your honesty! I totally agree and I love your channel! God Bless

That’s just the strainer screen. I’ve got the emax 25 and the actual filter is located underneath the right side of the machine just back from the steering linkage on the chassis.

Have you ever had a stress test?

A neighbor bought a new Mahindra about 13 years ago, he left my place twice, once in low gear and once in reverse shifters broke both times, it was some kinda pot metal. All bolts worked loose, so you might want to check yours. But it's still running though.

thats just a strainer screen just clean the metal particles off the out side and reuse it you dont have to replace those as long as it aint damaged

I didn't care much about helping my dad in the garden, just saw it as alot of work lol. Now that i'm retired, i spend alot of time in my garden and love growing various vegetables, flowers etc. I like these tomato cages as i screwed around buying those foolish small ones first, built some from scrap wood which is nice but they only last a couple of years and i have a bail of this wire in my barn which i figured was only good for a fence. I know my dad will be smiling when he sees my garden tomorrow from Heaven. Thanks for the good advice and enthusiasm. Tom in Maine.

Make a Christmas wreath or any decorative wreath for your door etc with the left over hoop.

Brother, you right! Getting old ain’t for WIMpS. Great vid U sterdant whole heartedly. Have a good one.

i miss goin w my grandma collectin walnuts in the fall time. be a nice lil grove to get walnuts thats for sure

I actually just bought this tonight. It was on the discontinued shelf at Harbor Freight for $26. The reviews are saying it will remove axle nuts which is pretty impressive. I needed something to rotate tires /lug nuts. I will sleep better now. Great.video. Cheers.

Are Purple Cherokees known for branch twisting, i got one plant with some moderate branch twisting, but no signs of disease or wilting. I don't know the exact type of tomato it is, got a mix packet of 5 different indeterminate varieties, all under the same conditions, nutrients, and watering schedules. But out of the 8 plants, that plant is the only one twisting. I even applied some liquid calcium to the plants with no changes.

I am 71 and have been putting metal on the outside of my house. It is running around 90 degrees here in S.C. and I put sometimes 3 pieces on week . Like I tell folks, I have the rest of my life to complete anything I start !!!!! KEEP ON KEEPING ON ,Young Man !!!!!

On those top boards put you some rest about halfway up,then climb ladder placed in middle, then move board rest of the way to top.

To direct seed in back to eden. Make soil pockets. Move woodchips and put compost in hole. And plant

Sir for love of goodness listen to me, screw yourself some boards that stick out about 6 inches on your post, put one end of 2×6 on that board walk up ladder with other end, set that end on the other board you just attached, then your hands are free to screw your 2x6 to post. Two small pieces of 2x6 at right angles to vertical post, plus they will hold you at the correct elevation. Not trying to be critical, but you are going to get yourself killed.

Hey, don't plant those butter beans with your sunflowers! Sunflowers put out something that can inhibit Lima growth. Google it. 🙂

So you plug the amplifier into the wall and a cable goes from the antenna into the tv? I might try it. I haven’t watched tv in about 10 years i think. 🤔

You can use the screws on the back side of the crosstable to fix the space.

Professional grade black woven ground cover is the only way I will even attempt to garden. I set it up once and leave it over winter. Replant in the same holes. Just make sure to put some good cinder blocks down in addition to stakes. It’s annoying if it comes up. I get teenage boys to lay it out for me. I don’t do well getting down on my knees. When I put in my plants I use a rolling stool. My husband will row crop and use wide rows and go down it with the tiller. That’s fine for him, but I don’t find that kind of thing accessible to me as a woman with small fine hands and delicate wrists. We all got to figure out the way we can get it done!

thank you for the golden nuggets of tips from your years of experience. at the end of the season could you do a video of how you harvest seeds from your crops for the next year or 2 for planting? thank you again

I have gardened in 3 states, TX, GA & AL. In the last 2, I've tried the Back to Eden style gardening. I found it worked well in GA clay except for direct sowing seeds. The 4-6" of wood chips would be completely composted by the next growing season, so I would direct seed and let the plants grow before adding the wood chips. It was backbreaking work to shovel and haul wood cold and put on more layers every spring and spread wood chips 2-3x a year in between each time we grew something. And it took an enormous amount of wood chips that eventually we weren't able to source. Had the same issues in AL. For row cropping, in both states, all we had was a walk-behind tiller.. The clay soil was too hard in GA for me to use it so i had to wait for my husband's muscles and time. He never had some to do tilling more than once, so I couldn't keep the weeds back in a 2000+ sq. ft garden area plus orchard and taking care of livestock and children and homeschooling. Husband works construction off the farm. So we went to raised beds and intensively growing in them. It used less mulch, less manure and other soil additives like compost, fertilizer, lime, etc. and was more manageable for me to do alone once the beds were built and filled. I've gone back to raised beds and using leaf mulch that I collect all fall as it's lightweight enough for me to put out. I compost everything else i collect with my chickens doing the work and use their bedding and the compost to keep the beds topped off once a year with either hubby's help or hired help for a day now that the kids are grown and my muscles aren't enough. I use landscape fabric in the walkways so I don't have to weed eat or mow between beds. Gardening is finally fun again and still very productive. I still garden in any 2000' of space, but now I have herbs and flowers too as the raised beds are so productive since the weeds are minimal and the height is helpful for my back.

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I feel like a lot of some of the newer gardening methods are people just saying; "Hey have you tried throwing time, money, and effort at the problem?" which isn't really practical in the real world. I don't like using plastic but the back UV stable weed fabric and using silage tarps to kill weeds is really the only practical thing that works for me.

So what kind of fertilizer do you use?

My father used to get a cotton rag damp, scatter seeds on it, roll it up, and put it in a soup where it would stay warm then check on it every day/make sure it's damp. Then he could count the number of sprouts to check how good old seed was.

You know you can buy higher number fertilizer for same price and just use less?

You are obviously smart enough and educated enough to know that conspiracy and theory are two different words, with two different meanings. Conspiracies are a fact of life - that's just the way it is, and always has been. Many theories have been proven to be facts. When the two words conspiracy and theory are used together our minds have been programed (educated) to dismiss what follows with ridicule. The fact that there are chem trails is becoming common knowledge. I enjoyed your channel.

Time to plant? I picked my first pod today.

Just saw the channel. Love it. Thanks for the info….nice vids. Keep them coming. New subscriber.

Love Okra!

I wonder if you soak your okra seed in water for 24 hours if your machine will still plant it for you and give you that extra boost😊

thank you for making these videos.as im getting older and my health issues increase im trying to learn the easiest most economic way to garden on scale to what your doing for 2 people. im building my house now but hopefully in say 5 years i can get into the gardening aspect of this hot and heavy. could you do a list or video of the equipment you have and use yearly since youve been doing this for awhile and will give a good cost estimate of the equipment i should shoot for to save money in the long run?i have a small kubota tractor with building attachment but havent gotten around to getting farming/gardening attachment yet. also if youve ever had a drought to deal withwhat is the best way to water your sizable garden? i live in southern az and watering is a must and must be done economically.any watering systems you prefer?

This is amazing. I'm definitely getting one now. I didn't know about that truck with the top link.

I just picked up my first tractor last week and i have a small area thats grown in just like your was. I was thinking of using the bucket but I was just worried that i would damage my bucket. Do you think i should do the same trick but put the rail addon on the bucket with teeth ? Thank you ver much for the video. And the tractor i picked up is a New Holland Workmaster 25 compact.

Loved this video! I love sunflowers. Planted some last year and have a bunch of volunteers! Anxious to see what I get. Very interesting about the seed swap. I will have to research and see if there is one is SW VA. And I love when you talk about all the different kinds of seeds, love the growing tips and just the general information you share. After watching a video on the Greasy Beans, I found them online and planted them. It took me back to my grandma's kitchen, the smell of them cooking and the taste was what I totally remember as a child(and I am no spring chicken) They are a staple in our home now and making memories with my grandkids sitting on the porch stringing beans. Thanks Joel for your knowledgeable and down to earth content.