Great plain. Tanya.

Where? Where? Where? Old Boy. On the moon?

Well done mate. Watching you from Down Under. 👌

19:40 : I think long-handled lawnmower shears are definitely available in Obi or Praktiker stores, or e.g. in the Alza webshop ("Fiskars long-handled lawnmower shears = Fiskars Hosszúnyelű fűnyíró olló"), but usually we use an electric machine ("szegélyvágó").

15:36 : Internet connections in Hungary can be really slow for smaller settlements. In larger cities, however, 1 gigabit (1024Mbps) or even 2 gigabit optical connections are not uncommon, at quite affordable prices (around 7-10.000 HUF / month).

10:03 : In Hungary, milk is usually sold with a fat content of 0.1%, 1.5%, 2.8% and 3.5%. No preservatives are added to any of the varieties, their shelf life depends on the heat treatment technology and the container (and storage). - UHT (Ultra Hight Temperature Treated Technology) is an ultra-high temperature heat treatment process whereby the milk is heated at 136-142°C for 2-6 seconds and then aseptically packaged (germ-free) when cooled to room temperature. This allows the milk to be stored for up to 3-6 months in unopened cartons without refrigeration. - ESL (Extended Shelf Life) technology involves heating the milk to a temperature of 100-135°C for a very short time (at least 0.1 second) and then cooling it rapidly. This greatly reduces the number of microorganisms present. These milks can be kept for about 1 month in unopened cartons, refrigerated. Of the UHT / ESL, ESL is the more delicate and gentler on the beneficial vitamins in the milk. - Pasteurised milk (usually in plastic bags) used to be available and could be stored refrigerated for about 1 week. Pasteurisation involves heating at 72-76 °C for 20-40 seconds. - You can also buy raw milk (whole milk) from a farmer, which you have to boil yourself before using and keep in the fridge. This can only be used for a few days.

Thank you. This is how my best produce grows as well. Working with nature not against it. The dandelions bring the bees, weeds help keep the moisture in just as you say. The need to make everything look ordered, pretty and presentable is a mistake. Peace to you❤

If your experiencing pest insects eating your crops you should make a habitat that incourages predator insects like ladybug 🐞and dragonflies, ducks will take care of snail and slug infestation on plants and they work for free.

Trees and plants share water and nutrients through their root systems, trees can share water that has traveled hundreds of miles from coastal regions where it rains frequently inland. If you cut down and plow hundreds of acres of land thereby eliminating the ground cover....you destroy the surface water network of living vegetation.

I guess "weed" is just a label we give to plants anyway. We like English roses and pumpkin and hate dandelions and milk thistle but the plants just have survival of the fittest.

Wild pigs would eat most of that crop in S France - but I do like the weeds as ground cover!

I am a new comer to this channel - WHERE ARE YOU ??? "Romania that in direct" and "Serbia in that direction" ? Would be informative to let us have some idea what eastern European Country your in ?

So it's not a grass that spreads by runners? I have kikiyu grass and that stuff is monstrous in the way it spreads everywhere. And did you say that you just rip it out along the edges of your beds? ( i wasn't sure - it was a quick comment you made there in the video).

This is so interesting! But how do you get the veggie seedlings to grow amongst the weeds? Don't they tend to get outcompeted by the weeds when they are just very small plants?

If you buy a lot of bread and don't know what to do with it, freeze it in damage-free foil. He's gone for weeks. And after "thawing" it is like fresh bread. It softens in 3-4 hours. Do not remove from the packaging until then.

Thanks its the first video like this Ive noticed and I think you have a good point to make about the weeds. We try to mass control the garden but working in with what nature does could be a greater benefit than traditionally wiping out all the weeds around our gardens. Ive discovered also that what we call weeds, have grown up high in severe heat when it was too hot for me to do any gardening. They covered my plants like a canopy and protected them from drying out and actually kept my plants alive in the heat. I was amazed to find my plants still alive when the weather cooled down enough to tackle some weeding. Then I began to think more about the role that weeds play in the garden. The weeds didnt harm my plants, they protected them. And another time I got two very tall weeds growing and they had a lot of ladybirds on them so I decided to leave those weeds alone until the ladybirds had finished there. These days Im more tolerant with weeds and we pull some out, compost those, and leave some to grow through their season. I also leave the clover growing in the lawn for the few months the bees are using it and it comes back the next year. Ive noticed some weeds grow together and wonder if one of them support the other. Its interesting learning the cycles of the weeds that come and go in seasons. We also enjoy the dandelions that pop up and mostly leave them to grow as they look so rich and healthy. And we've found some milk thistle which also has some benefits too. Ive yet to learn the names of different weed plants and have always managed them by hand not by chemicals as it doesnt stop anything permanently afterall. Things grow back, regardless of the toxic solutions and the weeds have cycles in the year where they grow well and die back at other times naturally. Otherwise if I am to keep things from growing in the paver cracks I just use either vinegar or boiling water from the kettle and do that once each season for that area only. Thanks for showing the video, it was great to see such green growth when the background uniform planted crops had all died off. The vigour of the green from weeds was a good sight to see. 👍😊

I generally struggled to grow melons in our harsh short climate, but the year that life took over and so did the weeds. I grew the best melons ever. The weeds not only apparently sheltered the melons; they also hid them from the raccoons and pheasants. It really opened my eyes to the natures wonderous interrelationships and how our unnatural orderly gardening is not necessarily the best. Thank you for doing a video showing this.

Looking forward to your next Hungry video....Please keep them coming

Brexit was a Brilliant idea but the Government didn't expect the result and certainly didn't want it......Consequently the British people dismantled the Party at the last election. Someone hopefully will pick up Brexit and deliver it correctly. Until then we have 5 years with a Government that wants us to freeze in Winter and Tax us into poverty.

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18:50 Hungary has over 90% coverage for 4G and 5G is spreading quickly too, so if you come from the EU, data roaming should also be and option. In the "mountains" however, that can be tricky.

11:00 I guess the difference is UHT, which stands for Ultra High Temperature (Pasteurisation). It makes milk stay longer fresh, withouth even cooling (until you open the box, that is). Bottled milk might be raw milk, which goes sour faster. HOWEVER one can make aludttej (soured milk) from it. Its a nice cold and "diet" folk food, somewhat went out of fashion.

9:17 Its not just the sourdough, but AFAIK the US and probably in the UK "factory" bread contains corn syrup - ie. glucose.

8:26 Félegyháza, which is probably Kiskunfélegyháza. A town just under 30K population, some museums and a spa. Not the worst place to spend a week of holiday - for the tipical British, I would recommand early May and late September, unless of course, you want to try the continental summer grill.

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8:25 in bigger cities there is option for ordering daily shopping to house, but usually restricted to citiy limits. Not so much in smaller towns, villages or into a tanya.

7:40 Its funny, how you praise the bus and train as being well organised and being on time :)))) (Hint: there is now a major internal politics scandal in Hungary about the sorry state of the MÁV, ie the state owned and operated railway company. )

Havnt heard of it but will have a look. Thanx.

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Hedgehogs only eat snails or slugs when they don't find enough insects. They get sick from eating them, because snails and slugs contain parasites which make the hedgehogs suffer from lung worms and helminths. Their primary food are bugs and other insects. Also the snail which you're showing, eating the oats, is a Roman snail and it's on the ICUN red list, because it's threatened by extinction. You shouldn't kill them, they eat rotten plant parts. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helix_pomatia

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I'm a Ghanaian from Africa. Sir I'm very much impressed about your naration. Currently I'm schooling in hungary. Please can you assist with a job in Hungary?

I love composting! Its amazing to watch waste turn to black gold, good exercise too! 😊

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Hi Simon Hope you are all well.What a hopeless year fo me,far too wet and cold for such a long period.Everything is way behind growing.It’s been a prolific year for slugs because it’s been so wet.I,m having to empty my traps on a daily basis as they get full overnight.I have been using your spray recipe as I have had problems with blackfly.The weather is meant to be getting warmer and if it’s consistent hopefully my plants will grow. All the best Ricky

This video came on my feed, for some reason. Glad i stayed to watch, its nice to see a down to earth gardening segment that isn't promoting chemicals or expensive shovels & buckets! Your produce looks great. Good idea with leaving those weeds to shelter those pumpkins. Celeriac above all lives & thrives with lots of water, to save moisture around it, aged cow manure or a compost which is kept moist, gives celeriac the best conditions. You have a lot of compost material which is always a bonus for the garden. May i suggest that you mix some torn up cardboard, & any other similar material, mixing/layering various materials give a richer & faster compost. I also place in a barrel full of water, some weeds , letting that sit for st leadt 2 weeks. This i use as a feeding tonic for my garden, strain how much i need , dilute & water my veg & fruit. Ive never had any pests or diseases in the last 4 yrs. ( Could be luck to) Everything seems to grow much stronger & healthier. Thank you, enjoyed your video. Cheers from Australia

Hi which part of hungry is safer please, is purchasing on Facebook safe as-well please, does that mean if you purchase the house then someone from local area can over ride your money and then they get it plus what happens to your money

Hi. I'm from the Netherlands. I am also looking to buy a tanya in Hungary. I've narrowed my search down to Básc-Kiskun and Csongrád. I want to keep a few horses, so I was looking for a min of 5 Ha. I found out I cannot buy more then 1 Ha (because of rules and regulations). How did you manage to buy 10 acre?

Very helpful advice. I will try the mixture on my aphid issue. Thank you!