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Matt Roth
United States
Registrace 9. 10. 2011
Separating Chickens 6JUN2021
Separated our new additions to the egg-laying flock from the meat birds.
zhlédnutí: 25
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Drip Tape Installation 28MAY2021
zhlédnutí 23Před 3 lety
Weeding, weed barrier installation, and ultimately, drip tape installation in the Upper Garden. Some video of the kids running around for the Grandparents to enjoy.
Onions and Potatoes 16MAY2021
zhlédnutí 35Před 3 lety
Planted our onions and potatoes after doing some chores.
Planting Corn Upper Garden 7MAY2021
zhlédnutí 40Před 3 lety
Tilling in compost and then planting Bloody Butcher and Japanese White Hulless Popcorn transplants in the Upper Garden. BCS 853 with 30 inch rear tine tiller and Stand 'n Plant XL . Major back saver! New camera, forgot to turn the mic on for the last bit. Still figuring it out. Thanks for watching!
Forming Raised Beds in the Upper Garden with BCS 853, Rotary Plow, and Rear-tine Tiller
zhlédnutí 2,4KPřed 4 lety
In this video I show the process I used to form our raised beds in our "Upper Garden". First, I tilled in our buckwheat cover crop. Second, I used the rotary plow to make raised beds. Then I fertilized and used the rear-tine tiller to incorporate it and flatten the beds. Finally, we started planted but the camera ran out of juice. Our garden this year will consist of mostly heirloom root crops ...
Soaker Hoses & Drip Irrigation
zhlédnutí 1,2KPřed 4 lety
How I set up soaker hoses and make drip irrigation lines for my garden.
Chores 26APR2020
zhlédnutí 75Před 4 lety
A full day of work on our property: Doing some service to the BCS 853 after chipping up a bunch of limbs *not shown, Laying out the Low Garden, Mowing and weed-eating, Planting more raspberries from our wonderful neighbors, Forming raised beds in the garden, Planting our Mary Washington asparagus, Golden Bantam corn, Bloody Butcher corn, Japanese Hulless popcorn, and Yellow Sweet Spanish onions...
Sowing Buckwheat as a Cover Crop
zhlédnutí 140Před 4 lety
Sowing buckwheat in our garden as a short-season cover crop before its incorporation, forming of raised beds, and planting main crops for the 2020 season. I used a simple hand spreader to sow the buckwheat and my "spring-tine harrow" (lawn mower dethatcher) behind the BCS 853 to cover it.
BCS 30" Rear-Tine Tiller on a BCS 853
zhlédnutí 8KPřed 4 lety
Preparing the garden for cover crop seed by tilling the soil with the BCS Rear-Tine Tiller. The Rotary Plow did a great job at breaking up compacted areas and plowing deep into the soil but many clods and uneven areas remained. The Rear-Tine Tiller minces those clods into a fine, workable structure that will be easier to plant into and work. It was a windy day and my lightweight tripod fell ove...
How to Use a Hoop Hoe
zhlédnutí 698Před 4 lety
Hoop hoes are one of the most useful hand tools in the garden. They are easy to use and can do some pretty precise work after you have some practice with them. I have used hoop hoes to kill weeds in extremely compacted soils, it is tough work. They really shine in well-prepared soils.
Berta Swivel Rotary Plow on BCS 853
zhlédnutí 9KPřed 4 lety
Preparing the garden for 2020 planting. I also used a dethatcher as a spring tine harrow to smooth out irregularities.
Gas Can Upgrade
zhlédnutí 46Před 4 lety
Topping off the BCS 853 fuel tank, checking the oil, and upgrading a silly gas can spout to a simpler design. All that needs to be done is to drill a 1/2" hole for the vent, push in the vent (takes some effort), and screw on the new spout.
TPost Puller
zhlédnutí 96Před 4 lety
Demonstrating the T-post puller. Pulling some trellis netting and T-posts from the garden to prepare for 2020 planting season. The T-post puller pays for itself almost immediately if you have a lot of posts to remove on your property.
Quanto pesa la zavorra davanti al motore grazie.
Hey one question, can you go around the tree with this rotary plow. I want to go around olive tree with it. But I want to know if you can before I buy it
Do you need to pick the weeds up or is just uprooting them like this sufficient? Thanks for the video, I've been scraping too much soil off I think.
I find that just uprooting or cutting the roots is enough, but for some weeds like purslane I'll flip them over. You can do that with a little flick of your wrist with some practice. That way the bottom of the plant is exposed to sunlight, will dessicate faster, and less likely to reroot.
I’ve never used a BCD but they seem pretty good. Are you happy with it! Seems to do a good job. Take care!
Soil looks great, tiller working good, looks cumbersome at turns 1& 2.
Fun to see the new doings at the farm! Cute little helper, too :)
I doubt she was checking the wind 😂
Great video man! I would like to see more chicken content.
Thanks! I have a lot to do to get ready for harvesting those little guys. I'll try to document as much as I can.
Great vid! You make it look so easy working with the slope. Do the yellow flags indicate the center of the bed? I have a BCS with the Groundblaster rotary plow and I'm struggling to achieve 30" wide raised beds. They keep coming out too wide.
The flags were points to aim for when I initially made the raised beds. I placed them about 30" apart with 6-ish inches in between for walkways. I think it's important to be meticulous in the beginning but now I just guesstimate when I re-form the raised beds with the rotary plow and the tiller flattens everything into nice, appropriately sized beds. The tiller makes everything look nice, flat, and uniform, and gives the tilth I'm looking for.
Any video of the results? How was your germination rate with this method? Looks like your daughter enjoyed the time with her Dad! Great video.
Don’t have any result videos but the buckwheat did well. Got busy with kids and career change and stopped making videos. I have some buckwheat seed left and got a seeder so I’ll try to do a video about that and other projects in 2021.
Would it be easier for you to start in the center so you wouldn't have to keep adjusting the handle bars?
Maybe, but adjusting the handle bars is easy and I'm making it up as I go.
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I needed to see this. The flail mower sounds like a good idea but the brush mower would be more useful.
I've gone through some pretty rough stuff with my flail mower. Interested to hear what you've ended up with.
Thanks for the video. I've been wanting one of these machines for a few years now.
Is that white stuff lime or ?
It's perlite. Trying to decrease the soil bulk density.
Does this plough create a pan at the bottom? I thought everyone had to follow No till rules
No worries, thanks for the video! im subbed, would be great fi you get a chance to check out our garden :) l
What kind of gas does our tractor take? How did the federal government mess up gas cans so badly?
Great video! How heavy is that T post puller? Would you be about to attach that wood base to the bottom to prevent having to bend over every time you need to move?
Travis Roth Its not very heavy, maybe 10 lbs. I just had the wood there because the soil was a bit damp and I wanted to spread the pressure of the puller on the ground. You could definitely drill some holes in the base and attach something to it.