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If soil is well tilled in the spring will the E-Ox keep the pathways clear of weeds during the summer.

That rabbit manure is so underrated I use it as well but not a lot of market gardeners do

Love it, so those frost protection I know you got the green ones on Amazon but where did you get the others?

I've been growing veggie plants for a long many years and this year I've had a problem with many other plants too 😢

at least out of so many videos this one talks about what my problem has been this year maybe the UV the sun is at it's maximum solar cycle ?(tomato plants do best in mostly shaded places,, I provide shade for as many as I can,, those are the ones that recovered and are doing the best,, and some in shade are still not doing good ??????????????(?) !

I've been thinking more down the line of acidic soil,, seriously suspicious of herbicide,, I've been able to pestering my plants with everything in the book, some have recovered some recovered and then get sick again,, at least I got about 50 to 80 plants that are doing just fine that have recovered and I've had some that didn't even get sick they all were all together,, I've almost used every supplement that people use,, so I'm still losted to the cure and what the cauze is,, those still sick are growing they'll just have to take nature's course from here (unfortunately some just died after they quit growing)

You da man! I'm getting one here in Iowa

My HUGE concern is that the E-Ox is totally dependent on specific batteries to run. What if it gets hard to find those batteries. Tilmor, please make an OX, without the E and with a 5 hp Briggs engine.

I felt that. I'm in zone 6b too. A while bef of tomatoes are infected

TY for sharing the Qlipr system. I'm debating buying some to try. I have watched many vids but have not seen the Qlipr in person to try opening the clip etc. Thanks for the very closeup shot of the clip grippers. The belly to chest length of the bottom of the hook seems important to figure out because I'm 5' 3' so a comfortable reach is important for it to be useful.. I have viewed Farmers friend website as well as Neversink Tools website ; so far they are the only two sites I've seen to purchase Qlipr from.

How many people help you

Glad it’s going good! All my lettuces are bolting. I’m working on getting the back garden ready. Going to put the okra, squash, and climbing beans back there, plus some volunteer tomatoes that are clogging up my front garden.

Lots of hard work. Respect !

Hey boss,you dug out the gypsum

Wow, are you sure you're not a pro? It all looks very pro to me!

Very nice tour and beautiful garden

Beautiful garden❤

3:20 why his fingers buggin’ my peeps??!!😅😅

Today is may 3rd 2024 😅 how crazy is that

To make your videos more interesting please put in videos of how the plants came up and how much you harvested.

where did you purchase the Qlipr trellis system components? Excited to follow along.

You in 6b well to early ground temp is 43 degrees

It’s a bummer about that disease. I got something last spring that affected my artichokes, tomatoes and cucumbers. It killed 3/4 of the artichokes, and about half the tomatoes. I still don’t know what it was.

Oh hon. Don’t let the trolls get under your skin. People will make negative comments because they’re sad and lonely and bored. It honestly doesn’t have anything to do with you. Just imagine how pathetic their life has to be to take the time to write a paragraph about something they know absolutely nothing about. All you can do is bless their hearts. Because they’re so sad and pathetic.

Looks useful for preparing a seed bed or incorporating soil amendments Looks like you need to till in a few bales of peat moss to get more oxygen/moisture retention in the soil 🤘 I meant 'could use' more than 'need to' 😂

I've found that as long as plants are covered, they can take a LOT. BTW...."Now 7A" is nuts. Don't follow that if you want to succeed.

I started mine early indoors last week, stuck them. In polly tunnel and they wilted bad after a cold night 😢

What's the brass siphon?

32 degrees! that's balmy hot

Cool setup

Nice work,, ill be watching for updates!

The last 3 years I started my tomatoes early and they had to be covered at least twice so I waited till March this year. They’ll be fine.

A birdbath with rocks in it so they can land and not drown. I also used a cat or dog automatic waterer,you know the kind you turn the tank upside down and it glugs when the water flows out, also with rocks for them to land in. I guess you could use vermiculite cause they seem to like it.

Btw you got a new subscriber! Quick last question, if you're a baseball fan what is your favorite team?! ⚾️ Choose wisely... 🤨 better not be a team who's mascot is a young hairy 4 legged forest dweller who hibernates and steals picnic baskets.. 🤨 Unless you dont care for baseball then non worries friend! 😅

I thought i recognized the scenery! Some of my family lives over in Southern Illinois! AKA little Egypt! Grandparents lived in Olive Branch(if you know where that is/pretty tiny town), my dad grew up in Herrin(another tiny spot on the map) also went to SIU for a few semesters before moving out to California and eventually started a family. So that's where I live for now lol but ive been to SI plenty of times i know the place as well as where i live here in CA(prolly cause the towns there are few and far between! Lol). Cario, Carbondale, Marion, Crab Orchard Lake etc. Been all around that tri-state area too Cape Girardeau, Missouri and Paducah, Kentucky. Id move there if there were more jobs to apply for yet sadly most people move away from the rural midwest for work(example-my father) ANYWAYS... enough of my blabbering, i apologize its just awesome to here your from Southern Illinois! Careful with the frost it can be sneaky this time of year!

one thing you might try next time for the no dig : Put cardboard down on the row area thick then use layers of leaves and grass clippings with you compost. Cardboard smothers the weeds/grass and then you get the break down of the other materials as well. Just my 2 cents worth.

Funny, they changed me from 6b to 7a also. I just planted out some onion, lettuce, and pak Choi seedlings yesterday. I planted some spinach and cold hardy lettuces under cover in November or December and I’m almost ready to harvest some. All of the buds are already breaking around here. Hopefully it’s not a false spring. What usually happens is I get everything planted out beautifully, then there’s at least 2-3 more frosts and I either loose stuff, or cover everything up with sheets and blankets. I’m waiting this year and it’ll probably be the year I should have started early. Either way it’s fun and if I get to eat something even better!

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We live in Mt. Home area Zone 6b ...what's your zone and are you in high elevation

Looks good. What zone are you in? I might try to build a little greenhouse like yours.

Great video, thanks for sharing.

Great jobs sharing all your experiences. Seems like a great product but way overkill for my needs. The wire fork attachment looks awesome. I'm thinking of making something lighter duty, like a manual wheel hoe with some ebike powered wheels or a drill motor. For now I will stick to pushing.

I found your channel on a random you tube recommendation and I like the concept and what you are going for here. One tip I have is not garden related, but either lose the sunglasses or choose a non-mirrored type. Watching your camera bounce around in teh reflection is a bit distracting. Good luck with your channel and your farmers market venture.

I’m pretty sure I am pretty close to you over here in southeast Missouri, and until a couple days ago I had a beautiful crop of Asian greens growing. I topped all the larger plants and covered a bunch with tubs, but I doubt many will make it through this arctic blast. It was a couple packets of dollar general micro greens so I’m not loosing much money and it was a fun experiment. Stir fries and salads into January is amazing to me. I also dug up and brought in a dozen or so lettuces. The oak leaf and burgundy lettuces did really well in the cold. Seems like the little Asian cabbages like Pok Choi, or maybe they are mustards, I’m not sure but they do really well in the cold. I planted spinaches right after thanksgiving and they’re tiny. They probably won’t make it either but we’ll see. Good luck.

What about position

Been farmin 9 years, dislocated my Lunate and had carpal release and reconstructive surgery over 20 years ago. Electric wheel hoe and aesthetics are why Im watching your video. I also mtn bike and there are now special adjustable grips I'm going to use on my DIY E-Wheelhoe. Cheers!

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Enjoy my Hoss planter. Use it mostly for the smaller seeds. Selden change the planter plates. Use aan Earthway hooked behind the garden tractors for larger seeds. Plant about eight hundred linear feet of beets to sell, all planted in no time with the Hoss seeder. I added the brackets to angle the handles off center, better than trying to walk like a duck.

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