Not one word spoken. How refreshing. The focus was the garden...that's what I love most about gardening...getting lost in the moment. Vision. Creation. Well done!
I loved the simplicity of how this video was made! So, so many CZcamsrs over-explain and clutter their content with words, words, and more words. Thank you for this refreshingly quiet, yet direct and helpful how-to!
I couldn’t agree more!!!! I don’t care how people came up with their plan or what their kid said that was precious or any of it!! I’m not cold hearted, I just want to cut to the chase when learning how others do things. I’ve always vowed if I ever do a podcast or video it will be as straightforward as possible! This goes for recipes also. I just want the recipe. I don’t need a 20-minute preamble!
I have watched many market gardening presentations on CZcams by the top sucessful market gardeners. This is without a doubt the best presentation I have viewed to date. No wordy dialogue, just clear precise and to the point valuable instruction. Excellent job Duthc Farmer!
@@TheDutchFarmer why are you putting down compost, instead of using the land itself? I was thinking there are a few reasons Either the land is not suitable for growing things, or it has been overused, either that or using compost and toping it up around the year is much more efficient on growing things, but I am not sure which one is the reason or if its the right reason?
why is he putting down compost, instead of using the land itself? I was thinking there are a few reasons Either the land is not suitable for growing things, or it has been overused, either that or using compost and toping it up around the year is much more efficient on growing things, but I am not sure which one is the reason or if its the right reason?
This is absolutely a NO DIG, NO WORD, NO COMMERCIAL, type of making a garden. Thank you, i enjoyed your show. I rarely finish other CZcamsrs type of gardening, too much narrations bore me to death.
Really great demo on how to do a No dig garden. Thank you. Great job! For all the persons poking at him about "digging" first.....removing trees you want to relocate and rocks in your way is not the same as digging a space for a garden. No one gets to skip those steps of removing stone and small trees. If you have ever put in a garden from scratch then you KNOW this was WAY easier! The method I learned growing up is back breaking work that continues with weeding and weeding and oh yeah weeding some more. I've enjoyed my no dig garden and it only gets better every year. Try it!
18:25 made my heart melt. Having your daughter help is so heartwarming and such a great skill for her to share with you. She will be so excited to see the growth process till harvest. Absolutely inspiring! Keep sharing! 🙏🏻♥️
I get back to this video every now and then. This is one of the most inspiring CZcams videos ever! Please, we need more videos from you! Greetings from the Algarve.
This is wonderful! I've been doing this for several years now, but I generally wet the ground underneath, then wet the cardboard to help make it easier for the earthworms, and to have the plants underneath decompose better. I've started putting my autumn Leaves under the cardboard as well. They feed the soil very well. Thank you for this video! Awesome!
This is the first video I've seen from your channel and I loved it. It's so peaceful to simply watch you work and listen to the birds and the music. Thank u for not adding narration. 😊
February 4, 2023 This is a blessing for my plan to garden the most I have ever grown I have enough space to run rows like you have shown. I can never thank you enough. Thank you so very much. 👍💝💥🤩👋🌟😅☺️🌞.
Sometimes, even if you want to be "no dig", you just have to dig, especially when you doing your initial garden prep. It depends on what you have to work with. I tried to do totally "no dig", using cardboard boxes, grass & leaves. I was converting a grassy field that had been a pulp & paper tree farm for decades. It was cleared & seeded for grass 15 years ago. It had a very thin 4"-8" layer of forest compost over pure solid CLAY & lots of rocks all through the soil. I swear, you could cut out cubes of the clay & use it in a pottery studio, it was so pure. My problem was that in some areas, the top layer amended nicely & drew in worms but nothing broke into the clay layer. Even daikon radishes failed - they just pushed themselves against the clay layer & grew up above the soil line. Plus, some spots were so full of rocks it was interfering with root growth. I finally had to turn the soil with a fork & shovel, to break up the clay down to 10", and added organic matter to that depth. There just was nothing in the clay layer to attract the worms that are the best soil turners, aerators & decompactors that Nature made. (Except for fire ants - those miserable monsters are scarring my legs for life, but they do move soil around & eat a lot of garden pests.) If I did it right, I expect that I will only need to do this the one time.
Check out epic gardening and epic homestead channels, Kevin Espiritu deals with/ talks about the struggles of clay soil and how to amend it, but I don't think his situation was as intense as yours. I think he'd probably have information along the same lines as to what you've done lol I hope you have bountiful harvests!
Wow. I just got my Daikon radish seeds yesterday, and I plan to let them overwinter in my garden beds so maybe next spring will be easier -- because CLAY. So much clay. The possibility that they would grow up instead of down had never entered my mind. My soil is not as intensely clay as yours, so maybe I'll be OK. My goodness, you've had a lot of work to do.
I've watched this video 3 times and it's so calming I just love it. Getting a truck load of compost delivered in 2 days and I'm so excited to get started with my garden and give this a try I just had to watch this again. Thank you for an awesome video ❤
Great example of how to start new no dig beds! The cardboard on a roll is pretty brilliant... I’ve never seen that before. Way easier than laying out boxes. The end result looks great!
agree with what you said. if you dont want to spend the money tho HVAC shops seem to have the best thick and clean cardboard. that or the back of grocery stores.
@@nathanburnett5191 so there is just a few inches of soil for the plants to grow from? Is this so under the cardboard can build up microbes for later in ground planting?
@@Miley_00 making shure the cardboard is wet can be important in dry conditions, to help it break down. The weeds die of due to lack of Light end become organic matter, very good method
Thank you! This is exactly what I needed to see. I have an area of about an acre that is just grass and I failed with my first garden because it was in the wrong spot...now I know where I need it and how to start!
Really well done. I just love how you transformed that plot to what I call a heaven. Thank you for sharing this video with us. I like to see updates of your great work.
Congratulations ! So detailed without even a word. Inspiring and really helpful. We will try to follow your steps. The most amazing thing is that your child not only helped but knew exactly what to do and where to put the potato!! If it is so easy for a kid we can do it also !Thank you for the beautiful video and the music 🎵🎶🎵
Culmea că și eu sunt prin Olanda ! Normal ei au toate utilajele frate ,dar vad acum și genul de om care lucrează la mânã... Hai că e pe stilul românesc ,frate! Big like !
The prep is always the hardest. Do it right though. Saves tons of work weeding. I’ve always recycled my cardboard boxes this way. Good thing he’s good and young. A nice big area he has tackled. I could see where you’d need cardboard on a roll! Nice job!
@Jeff Bruce Because the quality of the video is really good. Free things are usually shit, like the shit quality you know is on here 95 percent of the time, lol. It's cool that someone put this much into something, and then put it up here for free. yes, they get paid in advertisements, i get it, but the original sentiment was more along the lines of 'thank you for putting so much time and effort into something amazing, and letting us all watch'.
I'd love more info on how you do it a little bit at a time! It seems like each little bit I do turns into a weed farm, and end up de-weeding before adding more.
I just did this, minus the broadfork! This is a really great summary of the method from start to finish. So jealous of your nice flat cardboard. Even with weights, it wanted to curl up and fly away. I’m about to lay drip lines since my crop is cut flowers and I want to water those from below to minimize powdery mildew.
We experienced also some challenges with wind. Watering down the cardboard a bit before applying helps a lot in this case. Good luck with the flowers. The drip lines will surely help!
What a beautifully and well put together video, from the intro to the end. Thank you for the time you put into this to help so many of us! It's greatly appreciated.
Thank you so much!!!!!! Would’ve never thought of this. Much love and light to you and your family 🤗🤗🤗 plus I love the fact that all we hear is the work and not excessive talking lol much more relaxing and you can say so much more without words. Thanks again for sharing.
Well done! Great way to do garden beds...have been using the same approach on mine but on a much smaller scale. Thank you for doing the video! Mike 🇨🇦🍁
Your demonstration and showing the final garden space are a Garden of Ideas for us! I have a quarter hectare of unused and SUNNY land to put into production, and you have helped me to try to move away from the need for machines and excess chemicals. SUBSCRIBED -
I have always been interested in no till gardening, so "Thank You" for your informative channel and expertise! Sure beautiful farm you have in France. Shine On!
WOW! I love 💕 you already This is my very first time visiting your channel and again l love it already. Listen to the peaceful cheeping of the birds as you wort oh I adore 🥰 this. Then u get y the benefits of ur labor. The power of sowing and reaping is amazing.
I'm all about regenerative agriculture, its awesome what you do and that you shared this knowledge with The People! Thanks for what you do and keep up the great work my friend!
Its my first time on your channel, but reading all the emotional comments made me feel that you are really a loving and nice person. By the way thanx for the amazing video
I've been waiting since your last upload. Glad to see you're uploading again! I learned a lot from your videos, I hope someday I could start make myself a small no dig market garden.
I did something similar 5 years ago by dumping composted manure in piles and spreading in 8'x4' and 15 " deep. No sides. I top it off every spring bc it settles. Much much easier than digging.
I was actually searching for info on the struggle of the Dutch Farmers with the government and came across your site. What a great video! I watched it twice and want to compliment you on it from start to finish. Love the broad fork; a great tool for "no rototill" gardening. New Subscriber here! Be blessed! Love the way the little one pitches in!
This is so helpful and exactly the kind of instructional video I have been looking for! Thank you for taking the time to share. It’s so simple.. maybe not “easy” but very simple. So glad I found your channel!
@@TheDutchFarmer one more question if i may, which fertilizer do ypu use? Ive seen you used tons of tons of compost but i have never seen you use Fertilizer if im not mistaken.
I like the corrugated cardboard roll better than individual boxes. I've used this idea sometimes and works good! I mainly use silage tarps now to kill grass and weeds than build on top.
They're for sure much more practical, yet come with an additional cost. Not a problem on our commercial scale, but perhaps not optimal for the home garden (depending on budget).
This was excellent no talking all teaching. You teach with your actions. I can’t wait to see the results I have never planted onions this deep looking forward to the follow up video on this plot.
@@auntiepam5649 Thanks! The onions aren't actually planted deeply. Just covered them with a bit of compost which, due to natural compaction (rain & irrigation) will continue to go down a bit!
Thank You, that was very interesting and surprising. Looking forward to see how it turns out. Very impressive work and what a great little helper you have too. ✨🤗🌿
Now I see what my niece ment when she mentioned how satisfying it was to watch me work! I get it now. This video was satisfying to watch and easy to copy. Thank you for not frying my brain with so much talking😜. Well done 👍
Thank you sooooo much for this beautiful video. I just got my first allotment and this is just what I needed to watch. The process you have shown is so accurate. Love the perfection of it. ❤️
When he took of his planer shirt. I'm listening and watching!! He get right to the point with nonsense .Great Job ! Thank you I learned something today.
Um dos vídeos mais gratificantes que já vi. É satisfatório ver alguém fazer algo que ama com maestria e genialidade. Estou com projeto de morar no campo; com toda certeza usarei as técnicas aqui demonstradas. Greetings from Brazil, my friend!
First time I see your channel and you hook me up just the natural sounds with the music, so therapeutic and peaceful hope to see more inspiring videos like this and sure I will check your older onesl
Not one word spoken. How refreshing. The focus was the garden...that's what I love most about gardening...getting lost in the moment. Vision. Creation. Well done!
It’s like primitive technology channel for gardening
I totally agree!
Most people want to be the spotlight and think you're there to listen to them ramble
What I hate about it is chansawing trees lol. 😂
I loved the simplicity of how this video was made! So, so many CZcamsrs over-explain and clutter their content with words, words, and more words. Thank you for this refreshingly quiet, yet direct and helpful how-to!
I agree, I prefer more work and less talk :) This is awesome video!
Thank you for the kind words Jen
I couldn’t agree more!!!! I don’t care how people came up with their plan or what their kid said that was precious or any of it!! I’m not cold hearted, I just want to cut to the chase when learning how others do things. I’ve always vowed if I ever do a podcast or video it will be as straightforward as possible! This goes for recipes also. I just want the recipe. I don’t need a 20-minute preamble!
But you need words to explain abstract things. Clear a'd concise communication skills enhance creativity and imagination.
I have watched many market gardening presentations on CZcams by the top sucessful market gardeners. This is without a doubt the best presentation I have viewed to date. No wordy dialogue, just clear precise and to the point valuable instruction. Excellent job Duthc Farmer!
That is one productive man!
Thank you very much!
@@TheDutchFarmer hi, please tell me, how wide are your beds? Thank you.
@@TheDutchFarmer why are you putting down compost, instead of using the land itself? I was thinking there are a few reasons
Either the land is not suitable for growing things, or it has been overused, either that or using compost and toping it up around the year is much more efficient on growing things, but I am not sure which one is the reason or if its the right reason?
why is he putting down compost, instead of using the land itself? I was thinking there are a few reasons
Either the land is not suitable for growing things, or it has been overused, either that or using compost and toping it up around the year is much more efficient on growing things, but I am not sure which one is the reason or if its the right reason?
This is absolutely a NO DIG, NO WORD, NO COMMERCIAL, type of making a garden. Thank you, i enjoyed your show. I rarely finish other CZcamsrs type of gardening, too much narrations bore me to death.
This guy has a whole roll of cardboard and I'm over here breaking up Amazon boxes...lol! Love this video, thank you for sharing.
Do we know what chemicals are in the cardboard? Always worried they are using coal ash in stuff like cardboard. They use it in drywall.
@@onion6foot - in the US drywall is usually made with gypsum not coal ash. That type of drywall is usually from China. The US mines gypsum.
@@ebybeehoney Well, around here they dumped coal ash in unlined ponds and the bay, so I can't feel too certain.
Same
@@onion6foot It's layers of kraft paper. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corrugated_fiberboard
Really great demo on how to do a No dig garden. Thank you. Great job!
For all the persons poking at him about "digging" first.....removing trees you want to relocate and rocks in your way is not the same as digging a space for a garden. No one gets to skip those steps of removing stone and small trees. If you have ever put in a garden from scratch then you KNOW this was WAY easier! The method I learned growing up is back breaking work that continues with weeding and weeding and oh yeah weeding some more. I've enjoyed my no dig garden and it only gets better every year. Try it!
I live in an area called Rocky Ford. And I swear the rocks continue to appear popping up from the ground.
Frost pushes the rocks up every year.
Hey how many times can you plant before you need new compost? I know compost is super rich but how many years can you go?
@@jasoncook2294 I add a couple inches of new compost every fall. It keeps getting better and better.
@@f1bernet lmao! They will come even after they're removed, huh?
18:25 made my heart melt. Having your daughter help is so heartwarming and such a great skill for her to share with you. She will be so excited to see the growth process till harvest. Absolutely inspiring! Keep sharing! 🙏🏻♥️
free labor
@@noreply2030 more views also. It's proven by the youtube algorithm, a pet or a child will increase your views.
@@noreply2030 😄🙏
I get back to this video every now and then.
This is one of the most inspiring CZcams videos ever!
Please, we need more videos from you!
Greetings from the Algarve.
This is wonderful! I've been doing this for several years now, but I generally wet the ground underneath, then wet the cardboard to help make it easier for the earthworms, and to have the plants underneath decompose better. I've started putting my autumn Leaves under the cardboard as well. They feed the soil very well. Thank you for this video! Awesome!
Hi can I use dry grass instead of leaves,kindly assist
@@rosemarywacera2576 I suppose so. Grass contains plenty of nitrogen. Can you get leaves though? So many people just take them up and throw them away.
Dovey62 where do you think that compost comes from?
@@dekonfrost7 It's decomposed organic matter. Not sure you're asking because you don't know, or you think I don't know. lol..
Pretty sure that's what the sprinkler is doing.....
This is the first video I've seen from your channel and I loved it. It's so peaceful to simply watch you work and listen to the birds and the music. Thank u for not adding narration. 😊
February 4, 2023
This is a blessing for my plan to garden the most I have ever grown
I have enough space to run rows like you have shown.
I can never thank you enough.
Thank you so very much.
👍💝💥🤩👋🌟😅☺️🌞.
Sometimes, even if you want to be "no dig", you just have to dig, especially when you doing your initial garden prep. It depends on what you have to work with.
I tried to do totally "no dig", using cardboard boxes, grass & leaves. I was converting a grassy field that had been a pulp & paper tree farm for decades. It was cleared & seeded for grass 15 years ago. It had a very thin 4"-8" layer of forest compost over pure solid CLAY & lots of rocks all through the soil. I swear, you could cut out cubes of the clay & use it in a pottery studio, it was so pure.
My problem was that in some areas, the top layer amended nicely & drew in worms but nothing broke into the clay layer. Even daikon radishes failed - they just pushed themselves against the clay layer & grew up above the soil line. Plus, some spots were so full of rocks it was interfering with root growth.
I finally had to turn the soil with a fork & shovel, to break up the clay down to 10", and added organic matter to that depth. There just was nothing in the clay layer to attract the worms that are the best soil turners, aerators & decompactors that Nature made. (Except for fire ants - those miserable monsters are scarring my legs for life, but they do move soil around & eat a lot of garden pests.)
If I did it right, I expect that I will only need to do this the one time.
Check out epic gardening and epic homestead channels, Kevin Espiritu deals with/ talks about the struggles of clay soil and how to amend it, but I don't think his situation was as intense as yours. I think he'd probably have information along the same lines as to what you've done lol
I hope you have bountiful harvests!
Wow. I just got my Daikon radish seeds yesterday, and I plan to let them overwinter in my garden beds so maybe next spring will be easier -- because CLAY. So much clay. The possibility that they would grow up instead of down had never entered my mind. My soil is not as intensely clay as yours, so maybe I'll be OK. My goodness, you've had a lot of work to do.
hey, do you think its possible to just use dried weeds without the cardboxes? getting plaing cardboxes is hard in my area. thanks in advance
@@SulthanMuhammad Try newspaper if that's available
@@roberttatusko3238 ok thanks ill try it on my next patch :D
I've watched this video 3 times and it's so calming I just love it. Getting a truck load of compost delivered in 2 days and I'm so excited to get started with my garden and give this a try I just had to watch this again. Thank you for an awesome video ❤
I get back to this video every now and then.
This is one of the most inspiring CZcams videos ever!
How is your garden doing?
Great example of how to start new no dig beds! The cardboard on a roll is pretty brilliant... I’ve never seen that before. Way easier than laying out boxes. The end result looks great!
agree with what you said. if you dont want to spend the money tho HVAC shops seem to have the best thick and clean cardboard. that or the back of grocery stores.
@@nathanburnett5191 so there is just a few inches of soil for the plants to grow from? Is this so under the cardboard can build up microbes for later in ground planting?
@@Miley_00 making shure the cardboard is wet can be important in dry conditions, to help it break down. The weeds die of due to lack of Light end become organic matter, very good method
A thing of beauty . A moving meditation!! Well done, Sir.
This is just a passion, love, patience and focus. Without it, you can’t see the success of your labour. Great.
The mix of asmr and light background music was perfect. Very soothing. And the gardening is very inspirational as well.
This video was exactly what my husband and I were looking for! I cannot thank you enough!!
Looks like hard work:) Thanks for making it even harder by doing youtube on the side. It's amazingly helpful and inspiring. Beautifully shot, as well.
Hard work yes, but only once. When it's all installed, it barely requires maintenance, and... no digging! :)
@@TheBushdoctor68 Exactly that! ;)
No problem! I'm happy it helps! :)
Anything worth doing, rarely comes easy. It's work, yes... but I wouldn't exactly call it that; at least not for me. It's more fun than anything.
And you try to say in person what you say behind your back ...
Thank you! This is exactly what I needed to see. I have an area of about an acre that is just grass and I failed with my first garden because it was in the wrong spot...now I know where I need it and how to start!
Really well done. I just love how you transformed that plot to what I call a heaven. Thank you for sharing this video with us. I like to see updates of your great work.
BRAVO! This was awesome! Gardeners know, hard work results in the THE most rewarding of outcomes. This was fantastic to watch. 😁
Congratulations ! So detailed without even a word. Inspiring and really helpful. We will try to follow your steps. The most amazing thing is that your child not only helped but knew exactly what to do and where to put the potato!! If it is so easy for a kid we can do it also !Thank you for the beautiful video and the music 🎵🎶🎵
It's a relief to see that someone has done it the way I was planning to do it. Thank you.
Wow! I've never seen anything so well planned and executed, and so simple and efficient. That was amazing.
Thanks so much!!
By far and away the best No Dig start I have seen in a long time. Thank you for a well detailed yet simple guide. Blessings to you from zone 8 GA USA.
Thanks a lot! Appreciate it👍👏
Love your videos..you MUST post more often..lol...keep up the good work..greetings from Romania!🇷🇴🇷🇴
Thank you! I'll try my best! :)
Culmea că și eu sunt prin Olanda ! Normal ei au toate utilajele
frate ,dar vad acum și genul de om care lucrează la mânã...
Hai că e pe stilul românesc ,frate! Big like !
This is a beautifully made video! It is just what I was looking for--inspiration for me as I convert a big patch of my lawn into a no-dig garden.
I love that little helper kid, very blessed to have this kind of parents. This kid is a Lucky one!
The prep is always the hardest. Do it right though. Saves tons of work weeding. I’ve always recycled my cardboard boxes this way. Good thing he’s good and young. A nice big area he has tackled. I could see where you’d need cardboard on a roll! Nice job!
This was freaking epic and amazing! I can’t believe this was free to watch!
That is exactly what I thinking. It’s just amazing!
Thank you!
@Jeff Bruce Because the quality of the video is really good. Free things are usually shit, like the shit quality you know is on here 95 percent of the time, lol. It's cool that someone put this much into something, and then put it up here for free. yes, they get paid in advertisements, i get it, but the original sentiment was more along the lines of 'thank you for putting so much time and effort into something amazing, and letting us all watch'.
If it looks free, it means you’re the product
You hear alot of people talking about the process but actually watching the steps is on another level. Fantastic video. Thank you!
Simply fantastic! There's always so much to learn from others. So inspiring! Well done the Dutch farmer!
I’ve been changing my 1/4 acre yard into a food forest using free boxes, leaves chicken manure with woodchips one day at a time
I'd love more info on how you do it a little bit at a time! It seems like each little bit I do turns into a weed farm, and end up de-weeding before adding more.
I just did this, minus the broadfork! This is a really great summary of the method from start to finish. So jealous of your nice flat cardboard. Even with weights, it wanted to curl up and fly away. I’m about to lay drip lines since my crop is cut flowers and I want to water those from below to minimize powdery mildew.
We experienced also some challenges with wind. Watering down the cardboard a bit before applying helps a lot in this case. Good luck with the flowers. The drip lines will surely help!
What a beautifully and well put together video, from the intro to the end. Thank you for the time you put into this to help so many of us! It's greatly appreciated.
Thank you so much!!!!!! Would’ve never thought of this. Much love and light to you and your family 🤗🤗🤗 plus I love the fact that all we hear is the work and not excessive talking lol much more relaxing and you can say so much more without words. Thanks again for sharing.
Excellent video, made me get up from the sofa and go out to work in the garden. Looking forward to see this plot before harvesting!
Thank you for giving me ideas on that card roll. I was collecting used cardboxes previously.
That was unbelievably relaxing. He made hard work look sooo pleasant!
I’m so impressed. Such hard work but logical. Wonderful to watch.
It was lovely to see your daughter helping you. All the best and thanks for sharing the infos. : )
Well done! Great way to do garden beds...have been using the same approach on mine but on a much smaller scale.
Thank you for doing the video!
Mike 🇨🇦🍁
Your demonstration and showing the final garden space are a Garden of Ideas for us! I have a quarter hectare of unused and SUNNY land to put into production, and you have helped me to try to move away from the need for machines and excess chemicals. SUBSCRIBED -
I have always been interested in no till gardening, so "Thank You" for your informative channel and expertise! Sure beautiful farm you have in France. Shine On!
Wow, wait is over and Happy to see you again.
Happy to be back! :)
WOW! I love 💕 you already This is my very first time visiting your channel and again l love it already. Listen to the peaceful cheeping of the birds as you wort oh I adore 🥰 this. Then u get y the benefits of ur labor. The power of sowing and reaping is amazing.
This is honestly so inspiring. Absolutely got a lot of ideas of DIY tools since I don't have the cool gadgets yet. Totally worth every second
You are the completely the most hard working man I’ve ever seen on CZcams.
Absolutely Amazing.
I'm all about regenerative agriculture, its awesome what you do and that you shared this knowledge with The People! Thanks for what you do and keep up the great work my friend!
You're back!
Just finished watching.
Nice dude. Missed your vlogs.
Respect from Africa 🇿🇦
Hey Justus, long time no see! :)
@@TheDutchFarmer same here. Did you have a cozy winter, hibernation much?
Its my first time on your channel, but reading all the emotional comments made me feel that you are really a loving and nice person.
By the way thanx for the amazing video
SO EFFICIENT!
Literally amazing. Made me stop, watch, and learn.
What a beautiful love letter to your family. I did the same thing, but my then-wife was illiterate. I miss my Kubota.
Respect you Sir 🤗
Your Junior is watching all your great job. You are such an amazing, inspiring Dad too 🤗.
Beautiful! You’re an artist.
Thank you!
God bless you for the hard work, including your children, and transforming your little plot. I look forward to more good ideas.
So simple...I'm prepping my yard this weekend....thanks!!!
I've been waiting since your last upload. Glad to see you're uploading again! I learned a lot from your videos, I hope someday I could start make myself a small no dig market garden.
Sorry for the wait! Wish you good luck!
I did something similar 5 years ago by dumping composted manure in piles and spreading in 8'x4' and 15 " deep. No sides. I top it off every spring bc it settles. Much much easier than digging.
No soil is needed?
I absolutely loved this video! The cardboard is the answer to stopping red ants! Thank you so much! Great work! God Bless
I was actually searching for info on the struggle of the Dutch Farmers with the government and came across your site. What a great video! I watched it twice and want to compliment you on it from start to finish. Love the broad fork; a great tool for "no rototill" gardening. New Subscriber here! Be blessed! Love the way the little one pitches in!
Amazing video! This example makes me really think about embracing the possibilities of no dig!
i love u from India
Happy to see you back
Happy to be back!
Just a wonderful presentation! I liked the "no words" approach. Thanks for the video.
This is so helpful and exactly the kind of instructional video I have been looking for! Thank you for taking the time to share. It’s so simple.. maybe not “easy” but very simple. So glad I found your channel!
Excellent job with the video editing! It’s beautiful and educational and that’s a pleasure to watch!
Thanks! :)
I love the direct seeding tool!!🌱💕
Never seen onions planted that deep before! Very inspirational video. Thank you
Great job man! I am speechless! Simply amazing!
Finally..... Moreno is back..... from your number 1 fan here in South Africa, j have watched all your videos champ.
Hi Shaun. Thanks for watching! :)
@@TheDutchFarmer are you going to make a video of harvesting your potatoes?
@@TheDutchFarmer one more question if i may, which fertilizer do ypu use? Ive seen you used tons of tons of compost but i have never seen you use Fertilizer if im not mistaken.
The best gardening video on CZcams👏
This was super informative and so peaceful to watch. Glad I found this channel.
That is a very industrious job! I love the commitment! And what a nice plot to use. Im jealous of the rocks.
I like the corrugated cardboard roll better than individual boxes. I've used this idea sometimes and works good! I mainly use silage tarps now to kill grass and weeds than build on top.
They're for sure much more practical, yet come with an additional cost. Not a problem on our commercial scale, but perhaps not optimal for the home garden (depending on budget).
I have watched so many videos about no dig but this is my favourite. Next season I will try to do it. 👍
Thank you! Good luck! :)
So much time and work. Thank you for taking us along. It would take me a month to get all that done. Youre very efficient!
This was amazingly helpful and oh my gosh so relaxing. Thank you!
You couldn't be back with a better video! Nice to see you again Moreno :)
This was excellent no talking all teaching. You teach with your actions. I can’t wait to see the results I have never planted onions this deep looking forward to the follow up video on this plot.
Thank you! :)
@@auntiepam5649 Thanks! The onions aren't actually planted deeply. Just covered them with a bit of compost which, due to natural compaction (rain & irrigation) will continue to go down a bit!
@@TheDutchFarmer Thank You!
Thank You, that was very interesting and surprising. Looking forward to see how it turns out. Very impressive work and what a great little helper you have too. ✨🤗🌿
I admire you for the work you displayed and the knowledge I had derived from watching your video. Thank you for sharing.
Now I see what my niece ment when she mentioned how satisfying it was to watch me work! I get it now. This video was satisfying to watch and easy to copy. Thank you for not frying my brain with so much talking😜. Well done 👍
Beautiful film! And nice hat too. :)
It's beautiful and neatly-done!
Thank you!
Simply amazing!!!!!! I have been dreaming to start a farm but didn’t know how…. Moreno is just the best virtual mentor !!!!
Thank you for sharing this amazing video. Not a word but full of learnings. Very inspiring.
Isn’t it amazing what we can do! Great vision and execution...
Thanks!
Thank you sooooo much for this beautiful video. I just got my first allotment and this is just what I needed to watch. The process you have shown is so accurate. Love the perfection of it. ❤️
I’m so proud for your fan and you Dora did a lot to help you God bless you🙏🇺🇸🙏👍
Wow! That's impresive! Beautiful work!
So fleissig und geschickt, ich liebe es solche Videos anzuschauen, danke
Bitte! :)
Moreno, I very much enjoyed watching this video. Great job and will be reviewing your channel content. Blessings on your growing season.
Thanks a lot! Have a great season too!
He's more than a gardener, he's an artist 🎨 gardener , his brushes are his hands , his feet , his back , and his mind .
When he took of his planer shirt.
I'm listening and watching!! He get right to the point with nonsense .Great Job !
Thank you I learned something today.
Um dos vídeos mais gratificantes que já vi.
É satisfatório ver alguém fazer algo que ama com maestria e genialidade.
Estou com projeto de morar no campo; com toda certeza usarei as técnicas aqui demonstradas.
Greetings from Brazil, my friend!
Ohh, Good to see you Moreno, we were waiting for your new vidoes
Sorry for the wait!
Great filming and thorough view of the process. Thank you very inspiring
It's really nice how you do your garden chores one by one.
All that in one day!? Hypnotic.
Took me about 2 days of work!
@@TheDutchFarmer 😯
Very enjoyable to watch - thank you and well done!
Thanks!
First time I see your channel and you hook me up just the natural sounds with the music, so therapeutic and peaceful hope to see more inspiring videos like this and sure I will check your older onesl