Great Video. Optional step: after the tree is put into the netting, you can wrap it in a movers blanket or Tarp. To protect the paint of your vehicle from scratching or tree sap.

Sweet

Outstanding video. Just the information I needed. Thank you!

It’s that time of year again fellas lol

Good show, ‘ol boy!

Watching this before I drive to pick up the tree

I wish I was that Christmas tree

Just finished watching the older video you have of this, thank you for sharing an updated version with more detail, very helpful!

You skipped how to wrap with rope

This is exactly what I needed to see to gain the confidence to go get a tree of my own this year!!! Thank you!!!

Great video! It looks like the pumpkin seeds had sprouts erupting when they were planted. I’d love to learn the process for that and pumpkin seed saving prior to.

im native American cree and i wonted to help my community by learning to farm and cultivate native American veggies...its actually really sad on my reserve most of us are starving and dont have clean water its like a third world country when step in here all i see are sick people children watching children cause the parents are gone or missing its really sad and im trying to think of a free way of feeding these poor kids man...thank u for the video ..im not vary smart and education sucks im greatful i have time to go to our community hall thats broken down and water leaks in it but at least there is wifi and computer

Loved your video love seeing pumpkins

Loved your video. How do you handle squash bugs.

I remembered seeing this book at Barnes and Noble.

God bless you and your farm. Absolutely fabulous 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉well done.🎉🎉🎉

So, did you answer the title question? I must have missed it.

That looks like cereal rye, not rye grass.

the beautiful young lady in the thumbnail reeled me in

How to do the infinite pumpkin glitch, carve a pumpkin of any kind and plant all of them if yall can and when u harvest them carve them again and just do the same thing 🥳

Absolutely beautiful I have so much to learn about homesteading. I want to learn because I want to teach other people how to live like really live you know 😊 Great work.

Hey you old coot,My wasp out pollinate your bees every foookin day !

Any update?

I am amazed that you save your own seeds, and you don’t get any cross pollination !

Wow so much pumpkins what's your secret ❤❤❤

It is a miracle :) God is good! Thanks for the video.

How far apart do you plant them?

Do you spray glyphosate it before rolling?

That is genius! I can't wait to do that in my pasture.

So how did it turn out?

How do you like the mf tractor 🚜

I remembered that this book was on Reading with Robin Adams on KZbin. Another book by the same people that wrote and illustrated this book is called Flower Garden.

I remembered that this book was on Reading Explorers. I also found this book at Barnes and Noble.

I remembered that this book was on Reading Explorers and it's very educational.

I remembered that this book is educational and it also teaches us about the pumpkin lifecycle. Another book to deal with that is the book Pumpkin Circle. Also another fun and educational book for these people is The Pumpkin book by Gail Gibbons.

I remembered another book that this person should read. It's called Pumpkin Circle and it's about the lifecycle of pumpkins.

I remembered that this book was on both Kino's storytime and Reading Explorers.

I remembered that this book was on Reading Explorers.

I remembered that this book was on Kino's storytime and it's a Ukrainian folktale.

I remembered that this book was written by the same person that wrote the books Goodnight Moon and The Runaway Bunny.

Nice video!! I’m new to Pet Nat but make homemade sparkling the traditional method but don’t remove the lees.

Cover crops great, but discing/tillage just disrupts the soil.

It is wonderful to see another grower test other ways of growing, especially when I see a younger generation doing it! I have tried various methods of growing grapes as well. I still haven't stuck on one way at this point, but most of my vines are not single cordons. None are vertical shoots growing. I use mostly T posts, using different schemes. I even have one that uses three top cordons with the T posts. I will be changing that to only two cordons. It was too dense and too difficult to get the canes to grow correctly. Regarding your T posts; you should have at least one angled support bar between an end of the T rail and the post for extra support. I learned that the hard way during a heavy harvest yield. I will be experimenting with an arbor method this year. My goal is to create a small landscape environment for residential use. At this point, the method I have more hope for is a double curtain with one bull trunk, where the cordons split off the trunk at the top. One cordon going east and the other west. From there it will get tied to the cordon wire that runs north to south. I have lost many young vines because the trunk caliper was too narrow for a deep freeze, thus the thick bull trunks. I am also experimenting with growing vines in standard apple trees. I do this stuff for fun; much of it is not applicable to commercial operations. I will check out your other videos. What State and growing zone are you in? I don't recognize the cultivar, leading me to think zone 6 or 7.

Face it the other way so it doesn't dry out

Vicky Valencourt !! I would love get some of your expertise on my christmas tree farm here in Northern Michigan! Ride the ole lawn mower up someday and you can teach me some of your knowledge, eat some alligator or squirrel. Anyways, great content here! I enjoy your videos by the way! Keep up the great content! Merry Christmas!

Thanks now I don’t have to look like a fool in front of my wife and kid😂

Not bad . Better than the other videos online that don't show the process clearly

Nice of Phil Hartman to do that voiceover for you!

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You said 6 lengths of rope but I saw only 4 used.