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Where do you purchase your trays?

Does it continue to grow in the winter? I live in Colorado.

Do you run rip irrigation in the winter

Excellent video.

Under stories are better than mulch

Great to hear directly from growers of scale. I have an issue with spraying anything other than fungicide and liquid nutrients once bud break because of the greater need to protect and encourage pollinators. Keeping bees improves pollination and produce honey I don't want tainted. I also grow market items between trees which further complicates spraying. It's a case of give and take. As some point it would be great to hear from an IPM that can suggest both Standard and Organic solutions for year round southern orchards.

Great work 🙌

I'm new to country living and made a huge mistake when planting my fruit trees. Everyone told me the deer wouldn't bother the trees because they have so much food out here. One morning I walked outside to find thousands of dollars worth of fruit trees demolished. Now I'm starting over. I'm checking out your website site now. Prices look good so I'm likely going to order. I'm doing exactly what you said not to do, ordering a bunch because now I'm really being schedule. At least I know where they're going.

Ed & Nick, this was fantastic info... a couple years ago, we decided we're gonna add Raspberries- I've never grown Raspberries... I purchased to many, no where to put them, no plan, I ended up putting them in a hurry- the wrong containers, over watered them and killed them... we were at Bob Wells, and the "oh let's get them all now" spirit hit... and we wasted our $'s on an impulse without a plan in place... I've been to several training events at Bob Wells @ Sorelle Farms and absolutely love them and the info they provide. Of course, I love Bootstrap Farmer as well and all the info y'all provide!! Thanks again and blessings

What type of water you use?

This was a very informative video.

Wow.... This is like landing in a plot in Heaven. So beautiful. So welcoming.

Nice!

intro was fun, thanks for the tip!

Moles! I will be placing stainless wire mesh at the bottom of my Bootstrap beds before filling them in an attempt to keep the moles from eating my veggies.

I dont agree with the slug comment,they harbor slugs,but i still like mine

watch the cardboard !!!! There is forever chemicals in most !!!!! use woos chips

😂 I took 3 hours wiggling the posts to and fro. Then I thought about the Pythagorean formula. If we use that and the X cross string the string for a 40’ house would be 44’8”. 20x20, + 40x40=44.75x44.75. Anyone doing the 40’ house use 44’8” strings to square up the house.

Dead I find your station, we are in process of making raised beds. I am part of Master gardeners and we have talked about a hoop house and add on. To our Demonstration garden next to courthouse

Rabbits! I planted green beans three times for them to become rabbit food. Tried multiple options including electric mesh fence. Started 2 raised beds which are working for the greens and radishes. Looking for more in the future.

I definitely need beds. Springtime is super wet and the drainage is needed.

Wish your raised bed were available now. We are looking at purchasing 3 raised beds for cut flowers now before the colder, wet weather arrives.

Raised beds or wicking beds are better, I've been using them for years.

Will be buying one of yalls the SECOND it comes out!

They keep things enclosed and tidy. I love mine.

metal raised beds like birdies or the Vegega beds!

Thanks y'all 😊!!! Cant wait to see the raised bed kits... so exciting! I've used cedar pickets for the last several raised beds I made. I use boiled Linseed oil once a year to keep the wood protected... works great... 4+ years and still working anf looking good. I do prefer the zink coated beds. They are fairly easy to assemble, easy to move, and last 20+ years. Thats what we are putting in the CatTunnel, soooon!! Blessings ❤

My raised beds are metal and round on the ends. What’s the best way to build a mini-hoop house? The round ends are stumping me. Doing a fall/winter garden this year.

Concise and awesome content!!

My current raised beds are great however I don’t have any kind of system for adding shade in the summer or green house plastic in the winter.

This was a very informative video and just the right length. We have been looking at a full blown hoop house for our small back yard and have been concerned about it overwhelming the yard space. After watching this, I think we could definitely get by with 2 or 3 raised planters, probably 3'x8', using hoops, with shade cloth, or plastic as you have shown. Is there any real benefit to having a walkin hoop house (with raised planters inside) over having the planters outside and covering as needed? Thank you....subbed....and looking forward to that November drawing :)

do yall install the greenhouses?

Extremely helpful video!

With insect netting or shade cloth over the plants, I’m wondering how pollinators reach the flowers?

What length of emt did you use in this video?

great info!!! The heat has been a huge issue this year!

This is a great and informative video! Thanks for sharing... It was fun to see our friends from the Nakid Gardeners there. We've been working with the USDA/NRCS for a few months now and are looking forward to seeing what they come up with. It's our first time working with them... We're actually getting together with our NRCS rep tomorrow morning.

How do you close the gap when the sides are down and you're rolling to the outside to keep water out? We've just installed our roll up sides, but noticed that when the sides are down, the gap is closed better at the bottom when the side is rolled up the other way...just at the bottom. The weight of the bar and the rope hold it also, but the gap... what do you do? We do have the wind brace corners also covered.

Excellent video!! We plant some herbs with like our tomatoes... basil always- ive not had even 1 tomato horn worm since doing this. Thank y'all and blessings ❤

I will take misshaped good tasting tomotates any day over perfect shape. I'm tired of paying high dollars for organic, tasteless tomatoes!

I dont see it on your store

The important question is where do i get that soil blocker!!! I have 1 1/2 soil blocker.

Love it 😍

Very nice..

I have tomatoes growing in pots along the outside wall of my garage during the summer.July temperatures here were 35-38 degree. My tomatoes dropped their flowers due to the stress they were in. I want to buy a shade cloth to shade them next season from this heat. Would white shade cloth be best for this situation and at what % shade cloth.

which country

how do you prevent stem breaking at the base of the plant while lowering? We grow cucumbers and I observed a lot of plants dying because stems are cracked. I'm trying to find a better way of doing it, but some co-workers are incredibly stubborn in their ways. I'd be grateful for any pointers

Totally cool.. thanks for sharing. Blessings ❤

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Signed up for this but had a game to attend, thank you for uploading this