We never shelled corn when I was a kid. As I recall, the chickens ate feed from corn that we had taken to the mill. There was a lot of work back in those days, but it taught some valuable lessons.
I love old antique tools! How wonderful that they were really made to last for 100 years. Your wife seems lovely and shy. A perfect compliment to you, Bobby. lol funny, too.
Bobby thanks for stepping up to the plate and being who you are as a person. Life is a blessing when you look yourself in the mirror and heal all wounds and move on to the new you. Thanks for sharing
Brings back memories, guys! When I was about 10 years old (mid nineteen fifties), my grandmother had one of those in the corn crib. As I remember, it looked exactly like the one you have, I could sit in that corn crib and shell corn for hours. Great fun it was. I didn't even think about it being *_work_* !
My granddaddy had one very similar to this. Ours was bigger and had a super heavy wheel. The discharge was in the bottom; grain on one side, cobs on the other. I wasn’t school age yet, but once I got that thing really spinning I could put 3 or 4 ears down it before it slowed to a stop. My favorite thing to do😊
We had a corn sheller very similar to this on the farm. When we kids got older and started moving on, dad rigged up an electric motor and pulleys to it. It is just one of many things from the farm I wish I had. Glad to see some are still around and being used as intended.
you brought tears to my eyes while watching the video on the misty giveaway. :You have been stomped on in your life and came out the best ever. I grew up in Chicago and poor. I had a father who didn'tlike to hang around too much. Last time he left I was 15 and he never came home after that. Thank goodness for kind church ladies who paid for our milk for years and food stamps that we got to eat I am 67 now and don't have much in the way of material things. BUT I have a wonderful husband of 37 years and a beautiful daughter who is 47 and married to a great man. Lost my son when he was 11, he was special and was here for the time he was meant to be. Guess God wanted him more. I go a little 1 acre plot we are buying and hope to be living on by the end of the year, so I want to get all this gardening stuff down pretty good before I get started. You know us city girls don't know how to garden but I am going to learn. So keep me in your thoughts and I will keep you posted. Thanks for listening to me. .
dad still has one of these sheller in the barn; he put a motor on it. yellow dent is all we grew about 100 acres and we ate the hell out of it ; raw, boiled, fried, baked and made corn meal out of it. there was a gentelman here in the county that had a griss mill and would grind dad's mill for him.
Brings back memories. As a kid we got together with neighbors and hand shelled corn until we could afford one of those inventions. Saved a lot of blisters.
Hey there, hubby said tell you to build a stand for the sheller, so you don't have to bend over so much to crank it (he has one) and yes chickens will eat whole kernel corn ours do !!! that is what we feed ours from the time they are pullets (2 months old) once we turned them loose with the others full grown ones, we raise our from biddy's and my hubby is 74 years old and has never feed cracked corn once they became of any size, like he said after they are about 2 months old, they can handle it fine. have fun you two, love your video's keep um coming. ♥
That is a really neat corn sheller. Also a great ideal planting your own corn for the chicks. I guess with that type of corn you can keep some of the seed and plant more next year for your chickens. That's a win ... win situation. I got to look around for one of them. Great video Bobby. Thank you.
+Alicia Bailey I have seen a 1912 ad that showed two kids shelling corn with a Hocking Valley wooden sheller. . It was what I would guess an 11 year old girl feeding the corn in and an 8 year old boy cranking it. The ad said, " Those kids are bored running around and playing all day. . . They will love doing something productive like this. $9.12."
You guys really are too cute ;) That corn sheller is awesome. I've seen many of them in my neck of the woods, but never one in action. It really spits 'em out. You gotta love old tech! I think much of the old stuff is far more reliable (and repairable) than this new fangled stuff.
Those old tools are built to last, unlike so much of the stuff these days that come with a 12 month warranty and fall apart shortly afterward, if not before. Thanks.
Congrats on your find. First time I've seen one like yours. Ours is similar to the reproduction version usually found today. Mounts on the side of a box. Ours came with a free standing box with a sliding plank in the bottom to empty the shelled corn. Like yours because you don't have to pick out the cobs. :-) Bought an inexpensive grinder, a couple of years ago. Well worth the $20, as it's perfect for making chicken feed. (But that's about all, it's good for. ) Thanks for sharing. Love to see old tools put back to good use. As someone else said, hate to see them turned into "art". Especially when original function is destroyed to become lamps, clocks, flower pots or what have you for "shabby chic". Makes me want to YELL at somebody, when I see that has happened. (sigh)
Forgot to tell you that my hubby and I live here in SE Alabama just outside the Dothan area. Got hundreds of truck farmers all around and I have gotten stuff from them and enjoyed the fresh produce. No one does the hydroponics like you do so I might have some questions later on. Take care and keep it up.
I started watching your videos yesterday, and I tell you I am a fascinated,throughly hooked on you and your videos. So insightful, informative, and fun to watch. I cannot thank you enough. Keep up the great work.
I keep seeing these shellers on craigslist being sold as 'yard art'. One of my biggest pet peeves!! When the time comes that I want to get one to actually use, they'll all be rusted up from sitting outside in someones garden. :-(
Great video. We bought one of these this past year off one of our customers. We will have to get some dent corn and plant it. I think we have butcher corn seed. I am so looking forward to planting the garden this year. It has been a long cold snowy winter here this year. Love seeing your videos together. Take care and God Bless.
I love the way your speech has changed from I, I , I, did this and that to, We, we, we, are doing so and so. Susan needs to be closer to the mic but I know this couldn't happen without you grabbing her! Peace to ya'll
For sure. I'm all for finding an easier way to do things. And it hasn't been forty below around here yet, but it felt like it at times. It's been a cold and wet winter.
I love your videos. We are in Richmond and have a small garden that we are trying to enlarge this year. We would love to visit your gardens and learn more if you have the time.
That is awesome, I'd love to get my hands on one of those too...very cool video. The two of you seem to be working better and better together with each video! God Bless Brother.
Saw a few on Ebay for sale and wow,$$$. I'd like to find a good one . Bobby I saw you to in Deep creek Walmart, you sure have been getting around lately. You guys looked happy ,happy, happy.
Nice find! I keep my eyes open for things like this. Getting more difficult for me to find the older items in decent shape. I prefer them. No motors or engines that need repairing and doesn't require gas or electricity. Just set up and go.
Yes that looks like nice cracked corn for chickens. . . If you do ever grind some for pigs grind it as fine as you can. . . Pigs don't have a gizzard to grind it up. . . That cracked corn would go right through them. . . If the pigs are in an outside pen you can look where they go potty after a rain and see all of the corn. . . Back when I was feeding commercial feed I started regrinding all of it.
You better switch sides using that thing now and again or you are going to end up with one big Popeye arm! lol. As usual - great to see a video from the sweetest couple on CZcams!
great video! a way to feed what you grow to those chickens and not have to worry about GMOs or other contaminants. did you save back enough to plant this year? getting more chickens? how about feeding them your trim from the greens and veggies? or is all of that composted? Joel Salatin says that chickens are the best at first stage digestion and processing of food waste before the earthworms and bugs get it. I agree, plus, they are very interesting and relaxing to watch them work over the ground or a compost pile. salute!
Do you have a model number and a patent number? Yes please do a detailed video that is very cool. Thanks for sharing this is one of my favorite channels.
Just watched your July 2011 watermelon and cantaloupe picking. Here is a little info to give an idea on what you can do with an abundance of them. Take your cantaloupe and cut it up in pretty good size pieces. Fill up your blender with the pieces, if not very sweet you can add a spoon or two of sugar, then fill up the blender with water. Blend good and put in cups or bowls and put in the freezer. No you get god and hot and grab some of that frozen fruit and enjoy. Do the same thing with watermelon, strawberries, honey dew melon. Works great any my hubby can't wait till I do some. Now you can go to the store and buy some sorbet and pay a pretty penny. This is so much better and so much cheaper and better for you. Just thought I would share.
I recall a video (from someone you know pretty well) about Walmart deer corn, ground and made into cornbread. I bet your corn is even better than Walmart's best. I don't live on ground where I can grow corn, or I'd be looking for one of those.
What a happy conversation, I like the machines you show us. I know it is an old one, where this machine made? do you find any markings in the machines? Any idea? It is very useful. I am planning to plant my own corn and build my own chicken house. Thank you in sharing. God Bless
Bobby and Susan: I am glad to see you using the corn sheller. Did you have to repair anything or was it ready to go to work when I saw it in your truck. After working all day installing a new door in my shed it was nice to watch you two together and see the sheller working just fine. Felt like spring today around here today didn't it! Pulled some leaves off my garden so it could dry out for my onions and leeks which came today in the mail. A new season is about to begin. Bernard
It was ready to go right from the start. I adjusted the setting on the upper intake and got busy. I have a feeling we're in for the same type of weather that we had last year. Every time it looked like winter was over, it came back for more, over and over. The few warm days have been nice so far. But the gardens are a long ways from drying out. We'll do the Spring garden in the greenhouse and raised beds if necessary.
Hey Bobby! Love the videos! I've learned so much from what you've been sharing. You've even given me some confidence to try new methods. I'm new to posting to the tube. I've been wanting to start a channel for some time, and decided to go ahead and make it happen. I posted my first video last Saturday. I would really appreciate any pointers you could give me.
Will you be growing other crops this summer for your chicks? Have you considered amaranth, millet, or sunflower? That would be seed your chicks could shell themselves and save you the labor.
I remember using one of those more than 50 years ago on my grandfather's farm in Leamington, Ontario..........one of my childhood chores!
We never shelled corn when I was a kid. As I recall, the chickens ate feed from corn that we had taken to the mill. There was a lot of work back in those days, but it taught some valuable lessons.
I have always been fascinate by old machinery. They're built to outlast their owners, unlike much of we use today. Plus it's just plain fun to use. :)
Hi Ray. My dad had one of those when I was a kid. He might even still have it.
I love old antique tools! How wonderful that they were really made to last for 100 years. Your wife seems lovely and shy. A perfect compliment to you, Bobby. lol funny, too.
The older products seem to last a lot longer than things that are made today. And they work well too. Thanks.
you guys look like such a happy couple. You can just see happiness all over you
Daniel Arms sent me. My grandparent had a sheller like that on the farm they bought in 1953. I used it many times. Good memories.
Bobby thanks for stepping up to the plate and being who you are as a person. Life is a blessing when you look yourself in the mirror and heal all wounds and move on to the new you. Thanks for sharing
Brings back memories, guys! When I was about 10 years old (mid nineteen fifties), my grandmother had one of those in the corn crib. As I remember, it looked exactly like the one you have, I could sit in that corn crib and shell corn for hours. Great fun it was. I didn't even think about it being *_work_* !
My granddaddy had one very similar to this. Ours was bigger and had a super heavy wheel. The discharge was in the bottom; grain on one side, cobs on the other. I wasn’t school age yet, but once I got that thing really spinning I could put 3 or 4 ears down it before it slowed to a stop. My favorite thing to do😊
We had a corn sheller very similar to this on the farm. When we kids got older and started moving on, dad rigged up an electric motor and pulleys to it. It is just one of many things from the farm I wish I had. Glad to see some are still around and being used as intended.
you brought tears to my eyes while watching the video on the misty giveaway. :You have been stomped on in your life and came out the best ever. I grew up in Chicago and poor. I had a father who didn'tlike to hang around too much. Last time he left I was 15 and he never came home after that. Thank goodness for kind church ladies who paid for our milk for years and food stamps that we got to eat I am 67 now and don't have much in the way of material things. BUT I have a wonderful husband of 37 years and a beautiful daughter who is 47 and married to a great man. Lost my son when he was 11, he was special and was here for the time he was meant to be. Guess God wanted him more. I go a little 1 acre plot we are buying and hope to be living on by the end of the year, so I want to get all this gardening stuff down pretty good before I get started. You know us city girls don't know how to garden but I am going to learn. So keep me in your thoughts and I will keep you posted. Thanks for listening to me. .
I love this. These machines worked well back in the day and as long as you take care of them, they will keep on working well.
dad still has one of these sheller in the barn; he put a motor on it. yellow dent is all we grew about 100 acres and we ate the hell out of it ; raw, boiled, fried, baked and made corn meal out of it. there was a gentelman here in the county that had a griss mill and would grind dad's mill for him.
Brings back memories. As a kid we got together with neighbors and hand shelled corn until we could afford one of those inventions. Saved a lot of blisters.
You and your wife look wonderful together!!
Hey there, hubby said tell you to build a stand for the sheller, so you don't have to bend over so much to crank it (he has one) and yes chickens will eat whole kernel corn ours do !!! that is what we feed ours from the time they are pullets (2 months old) once we turned them loose with the others full grown ones, we raise our from biddy's and my hubby is 74 years old and has never feed cracked corn once they became of any size, like he said after they are about 2 months old, they can handle it fine. have fun you two, love your video's keep um coming. ♥
I was surprised to see how well the corn sheller worked after all those years, and glad to see a happy couple working together !
That sheller surprised me too, it's very well built. And yes, Susan and I make a good team. We do just about everything together these days. Thanks.
That is a really neat corn sheller. Also a great ideal planting your own corn for the chicks. I guess with that type of corn you can keep some of the seed and plant more next year for your chickens. That's a win ... win situation. I got to look around for one of them. Great video Bobby. Thank you.
Yes sir, this is an OP corn, so saving seed is a good idea. We'll be replanting more this Spring. Thank you.
Am watching video number 100. Not getting any work done, but am having fun watching the videos and getting a lot of great info.
Thanks for sharing. An old friend of mine gave me one of those and I had no idea how it worked. Looks like it will be fun!
The corn sheller is cool...but, the laughter is infectious! You both bring a smile to our faces. Peace! :-)
The laughter is very common around here. We can find humor in just about anything, even watching paint dry, LOL
:-)
We have one of those corn shellers. My 18 year old, and my 6 year old both go into the barn on their own and shell corn, because it's fun.
+Alicia Bailey I have seen a 1912 ad that showed two kids shelling corn with a Hocking Valley wooden sheller. . It was what I would guess an 11 year old girl feeding the corn in and an 8 year old boy cranking it. The ad said, " Those kids are bored running around and playing all day. . . They will love doing something productive like this. $9.12."
Awesome video - thanks for sharing. You two are so sweet together - warms the heart!
Thanks Deb, what we have is far beyond what either of us ever thought possible. It's a wonderful thing. Susan is a dream come true for me.
You guys really are too cute ;) That corn sheller is awesome. I've seen many of them in my neck of the woods, but never one in action. It really spits 'em out. You gotta love old tech! I think much of the old stuff is far more reliable (and repairable) than this new fangled stuff.
Those old tools are built to last, unlike so much of the stuff these days that come with a 12 month warranty and fall apart shortly afterward, if not before. Thanks.
Love is awesome!! Bless you two. I have been married 25 years and I'm still in lust, I mean, love... Thanks for being in this time, in this place!!!
Hey Scott, you'll get no argument from me. Love really is a wonderful thing, especially when you can share it with your dream girl.
you got that right. along with many other things... thank you again.
You two have a way with words that leaves nothing to the imagination.
Love yer stuff keep on keeping on.
good old fashoned tools at work. I love it!
that is a cool corn sheller. I always laugh watching the two of you.
Congrats on your find. First time I've seen one like yours. Ours is similar to the reproduction version usually found today. Mounts on the side of a box. Ours came with a free standing box with a sliding plank in the bottom to empty the shelled corn. Like yours because you don't have to pick out the cobs. :-) Bought an inexpensive grinder, a couple of years ago. Well worth the $20, as it's perfect for making chicken feed. (But that's about all, it's good for. )
Thanks for sharing. Love to see old tools put back to good use. As someone else said, hate to see them turned into "art". Especially when original function is destroyed to become lamps, clocks, flower pots or what have you for "shabby chic". Makes me want to YELL at somebody, when I see that has happened. (sigh)
I just enjoy watchin' these two bein' so happy.
I always wanted one of those corn sheller s. They sure look like they do the trick!
That thing made short work of the corn. It beat the heck out of shelling by hand.
As always !!! Excellent VIDEO / INFORMATION !!!!
Very cool, I remember those when I was a kid. Not that old yet, but sure wish I had forethought to store a few of those.
I love your videos! thank you for doing them. The out takes at the end were a hoot - thanks for sharing your fun!
Forgot to tell you that my hubby and I live here in SE Alabama just outside the Dothan area. Got hundreds of truck farmers all around and I have gotten stuff from them and enjoyed the fresh produce. No one does the hydroponics like you do so I might have some questions later on. Take care and keep it up.
A beautiful and happy couple.
rosegreentea Thank you. We have a lot of fun together.
Great video, Looks as though you have a great Partner too. Keep it up, nice and clean
You two make a great team.
Thanks, we get along really well.
You two are so cute together!
We're doing the very same thing for the first time up here in Minnesota. Thanks for this!
Always love your videos, I've adopted many of your techniques in my own gardening. Keep up the great work!
I started watching your videos yesterday, and I tell you I am a fascinated,throughly hooked on you and your videos. So insightful, informative, and fun to watch. I cannot thank you enough. Keep up the great work.
Bobby cracked corn.... I feel a song coming on!
I love the videos with the two of you. So cute!
And love the outtakes too!
Man that thing was pretty cool. It was spitting those cobs like crazy. Thanks for the fun videos.Keep up the great work.
Aww how sweet! lol Very nice video and sheller...
Love it, my great grandfather had one we used to use as kids, wish I had it now, thanks for sharing and God Bless!
No matter what, when you guys do a video, I always learn something :) There's a lot of knowledge in those two good-lookin' heads. Thanks for sharing.
I learned something too. You don't use Sure Gel to make Jello, LOL
mhpgardener LOL! Well, your in the hands of an expert cook now, no more worries :)
You two crack me up !!! Keep up the great videos and thanks for sharing !!!
You two bring a smile on my face and the video is informative too ;)
so happy you guys found each other
So are we ! :)
My wife loves you guys! God Bless
Awesome guys I got one of those myself haven't grown the corn yet but look forward to shucking it after watching such a cute couple do it :)
yall are funny, awsome machine
yall are Awsome too, thanks for all the teaching you do! God Bless you Both
Wow, that machine worked slick!
I shelled a lot of corn with one of those when i was i kid back in the 40s
The antique corn sheller really did a great job! You're going to have some happy chickens!
I keep seeing these shellers on craigslist being sold as 'yard art'. One of my biggest pet peeves!! When the time comes that I want to get one to actually use, they'll all be rusted up from sitting outside in someones garden. :-(
Even the rusted ones go for a high price. It took awhile to find one in decent shape, but it was worth the wait.
I looked a long time for mine. I ended up buying on at auction that was nearly gone. I rebuild the iron and made a complete new box for it.
Thats about like antique cast Iron wash pots being used as planters
Great video. We bought one of these this past year off one of our customers. We will have to get some dent corn and plant it. I think we have butcher corn seed. I am so looking forward to planting the garden this year. It has been a long cold snowy winter here this year. Love seeing your videos together. Take care and God Bless.
Y'all look like you got a good team. That's the key.
Bigin Alabama Thanks. We work well together.
Good to see you guys making videos again. Can't wait to see what you do this season.
We're anxious to play in some dirt too. Thanks.
all good to watch your videos keep having fun god bless
Thank you.
If you make it to the State Fair of Virginia this year come by the cinnamon roll stand and say hello. We will be near the racing pigs tent.
I love the way your speech has changed from I, I , I, did this and that to, We, we, we, are doing so and so.
Susan needs to be closer to the mic but I know this couldn't happen without you grabbing her!
Peace to ya'll
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. Realty do enjoy your videos.
Looks to be an excellent purchase Bobby. Anything to save a little work =)
Happy shucking!!!
For sure. I'm all for finding an easier way to do things. And it hasn't been forty below around here yet, but it felt like it at times. It's been a cold and wet winter.
Lv ur videos, you guys make a great team. Keep posting!😊
Bobby crack corn instead of Jimmy :P Very cool tool to have, great find.
hey mhp I really like the exit. you guys are great
Thank you sir, we have a good time together.
I love your videos. We are in Richmond and have a small garden that we are trying to enlarge this year. We would love to visit your gardens and learn more if you have the time.
That is awesome, I'd love to get my hands on one of those too...very cool video. The two of you seem to be working better and better together with each video! God Bless Brother.
The two of us are definitely on the same page... reading the same sentence. That makes working together a piece of cake. Thanks.
That is the coolest machine I have ever seen…….
Good machine there. These go forever!
Gosh! I'd like to step up my corn growing just so that I have a reason to get one of these machines and watch it work.
Saw a few on Ebay for sale and wow,$$$. I'd like to find a good one . Bobby I saw you to in Deep creek Walmart, you sure have been getting around lately. You guys looked happy ,happy, happy.
That explains it. I had a feeling we were being watched, LOL
Lovely couple
Yall having why to much fun! Keep it up!
Your a blessed man. Thanks for the videos.
I've been saying that for quite awhile, and the blessings just keep coming. Life is good. Thanks.
Nice find! I keep my eyes open for things like this. Getting more difficult for me to find the older items in decent shape. I prefer them. No motors or engines that need repairing and doesn't require gas or electricity. Just set up and go.
It took several months to find this one. If it's in good shape and works, it's not going to be cheap.
Love it! Shelling by hand is no fun.
Frumos utilaj !!!
Este al tau ? nu ai si un mic video :) ?
Yes that looks like nice cracked corn for chickens. . . If you do ever grind some for pigs grind it as fine as you can. . . Pigs don't have a gizzard to grind it up. . . That cracked corn would go right through them. . . If the pigs are in an outside pen you can look where they go potty after a rain and see all of the corn. . . Back when I was feeding commercial feed I started regrinding all of it.
You make good videos
awesome , if you clean it out could you show some detailed close ups ? thanx for sharing =)
We can try to do that later on, thanks.
You better switch sides using that thing now and again or you are going to end up with one big Popeye arm! lol.
As usual - great to see a video from the sweetest couple on CZcams!
LOL.... thanks. I'll try to be careful.
wow..thats really cool!!
Cool!!! I planted Early Golden Bantam this year, and am excited to get it in the ground next month or so. Hope all is well, and cya next time.
great video! a way to feed what you grow to those chickens and not have to worry about GMOs or other contaminants. did you save back enough to plant this year?
getting more chickens? how about feeding them your trim from the greens and veggies? or is all of that composted? Joel Salatin says that chickens are the best at first stage digestion and processing of food waste before the earthworms and bugs get it. I agree, plus, they are very interesting and relaxing to watch them work over the ground or a compost pile. salute!
You guys rock!
Y'all are so cute!! I really enjoyed that video. Thank you :) This is from Heather (Kevins wife)
+Kevin Taylor Thanks, we have a lot of fun working together.
I have one that looks a whole bunch like that. I do have an electric motor hooked up to mine. I use mine to hull black walnuts.
We noticed the walnut hulls when loading it into the truck. They were falling out the bottom. I'll have to stick with the hand crank for awhile.
Do you have a model number and a patent number? Yes please do a detailed video that is very cool. Thanks for sharing this is one of my favorite channels.
Just watched your July 2011 watermelon and cantaloupe picking. Here is a little info to give an idea on what you can do with an abundance of them. Take your cantaloupe and cut it up in pretty good size pieces. Fill up your blender with the pieces, if not very sweet you can add a spoon or two of sugar, then fill up the blender with water. Blend good and put in cups or bowls and put in the freezer. No you get god and hot and grab some of that frozen fruit and enjoy. Do the same thing with watermelon, strawberries, honey dew melon. Works great any my hubby can't wait till I do some. Now you can go to the store and buy some sorbet and pay a pretty penny. This is so much better and so much cheaper and better for you. Just thought I would share.
Super find!
It's hard to find these things in good shape that don't cost a small fortune. We looked all over before finally finding this one.
I recall a video (from someone you know pretty well) about Walmart deer corn, ground and made into cornbread. I bet your corn is even better than Walmart's best. I don't live on ground where I can grow corn, or I'd be looking for one of those.
We were talking about that video earlier, wondering how the cornbread would taste with this dent corn. I reckon we'll have to give it a try. ;)
What a happy conversation, I like the machines you show us.
I know it is an old one, where this machine made? do you find any markings in the machines? Any idea? It is very useful. I am planning to plant my own corn and build my own chicken house. Thank you in sharing. God Bless
Bobby and Susan: I am glad to see you using the corn sheller. Did you have to repair anything or was it ready to go to work when I saw it in your truck. After working all day installing a new door in my shed it was nice to watch you two together and see the sheller working just fine. Felt like spring today around here today didn't it! Pulled some leaves off my garden so it could dry out for my onions and leeks which came today in the mail. A new season is about to begin. Bernard
It was ready to go right from the start. I adjusted the setting on the upper intake and got busy. I have a feeling we're in for the same type of weather that we had last year. Every time it looked like winter was over, it came back for more, over and over. The few warm days have been nice so far. But the gardens are a long ways from drying out. We'll do the Spring garden in the greenhouse and raised beds if necessary.
Hey Bobby! Love the videos! I've learned so much from what you've been sharing. You've even given me some confidence to try new methods.
I'm new to posting to the tube. I've been wanting to start a channel for some time, and decided to go ahead and make it happen. I posted my first video last Saturday. I would really appreciate any pointers you could give me.
Great Team! =)
Thank you kindly.
Good looking corn shucker Bobby but you made me think of the song" Bobby cracked corn and I don't care....
I really do care, just had to say it...great video!
LOL.... that sounds like an obvious response. We were shelling and cracking in hurry.
Will you be growing other crops this summer for your chicks? Have you considered amaranth, millet, or sunflower? That would be seed your chicks could shell themselves and save you the labor.
All i can say is WOW 😂