Question! Do you have an opinion of using a living mulch of alfalfa with my potatoes next season? A few years ago discovered jumping worms in my heavily leaf mulched beds. Last year tried straw as a heavy mulch for my potatoes, JW's went right through it, even ended up with a bunch of green potatoes. My thinking is the alfalfa will cover my potatoes, add some nitrogen plus give me some alfalfa I can use in other areas of the garden and in my worm bins. At this point I do not plan on terminating the alfalfa. Stay Well!!!

Wouldn't the wood be LIGHTER verses heavier when its seasoned? Due to water, etc?..

Of course we have hardwoods. Are you not familiar with our oaks? Many western species. Love Locust, but yeah, lots of oaks here in California.

I would love to see a video about goumi propagation. Any tips? Also, which varieties do you like best? Thanks and all the best.

It's also native to the Ozarks.

I'm in the upper Great Lakes area ( Superior). Re: the compost teas...I make it using your 3 ingredients but I add horsetail ( along w/nettles, alfalfa,comfrey).

Went to Home Depot couldn't find the fittings. Any idea where and a parts list?

Will they grow in my yard south of San Antonio by 2 hours?

My fav is what ever is free for my area

North Idaho i life in Nampa for a couple years 😊

You’re welcome Vicki

very helpful,,Thank you so much for the video on potting soil! perfect for what I needed to know.

Black locust pods are small and the seeds are black and smaller in diameter than a pencil eraser. Honey locusts pods are 6 to 8 inches long and contain beans the same size as a navy bean. They are brown, edible seeds that must be cooked. The pod itself is toxic to humans and animals but the seed is safe. Per Cornell University the leaves are similar in protein content as alfalfa.

That's not borage!

Did you have any problems with the weight of the double stacked totes crushing the cement blocks? I want to do this by my shop building, but I’m concerned about the block failing and damaging my building.

Do you have a update video on how long it took to get fruit?

Im in northern Ontario Canada can it grow here?

5th use is that they are edible, eat the shoots like small asparagus.

Everything new is made of old atoms. It is not that there is nothing new under the sun. Contour ploughing/plowing (both spellings are correct; being English, I recommend the former) is in no way new. The only new invention is the attention paid to it, and the need to "market" it to a populace more familiar with Roman ploughing (dead-straight regardless of the grade).

You can also move water slowly from wetter areas to drier area via using a method that Mark Shepard uses where it's a plow that just incises a deep, narrow cut in the earth that allows water to drain at a 1% slope from a wet inner fold the landscape to a drier outer fold in the landscape. It's an adaptation of what they do in Australia, but uses cheaper equipment and accomplishes the same effect. Mark Shepard wrote a book on it detailing key info.

I’m in the Pacific Northwest and I scatter spring/fall around my blueberry bushes, roses, Rhododendrons, Azaleas, Heather, apple trees and nut trees. This is my 7th year. I did add pine bark last summer throughout the beds and it’s almost completely broken down except in the areas where I put the pine bark heavy. All the other areas the soil looks rich and healthy.

Do you have honeybees?

One of my new favorites in my garden. I can’t wait to use it in a fertilizer tea. Blessings from northern california.

Thank you for sharing

Do you have more pressure with two tanks?

Hope you make more videos! You’re good

Horses can deffonatly NOT eat any part of the tree, be carefull different animals require different information!

Thank you for sharing your experience and wisdom!!

first we start with some of my face......a quick cut away; then back to my face, after that; some more face and then; the thing that everyone has been waiting for... there's more of my face, then some more of my face and then we'll finish with a shot of my face. Another perfect video in the can; see you next time guys!

How would you rank Douglas Fir, Western Larch, and Birch for firewood? I burn all 3 up here in BC, but still not sure which one is best for say, overnight heat in middle of winter.

I top off all my beds with shredded leaves at the end of the season. Then in early spring about a month before planting I add alfalfa pellets to top of the leaves. Water and in a month it's all good and ready.

love your thinking

Everybody thinks zone 5 is cold but zone 4 can be -40with windchill.

No over flow pipe.

Quote Wood Stove:) Awesome Video Brother, but i just wanted to let you know you have a bat in left nostril

slow, spread and store...

Love the hat! 😂

How steep is too steep? This is the perennial question.

Jb weld ur joints leak will stop

I'm almost positive i watched this years ago and the enthusiasm i got from finding my first borage plant, comfrey was my other find that day thanks for a great video, i mix of white and blue is beautiful especially when the pink tinges appear on the blue flower Need a seed mangle next, great as a green biomass for the compost heap as it contains a lot of water. Increases the honey production, and i like the idea of specific honeys, bit like the Rhododendron 'mad honey'

I think one of two male chickens feed nothing but whatever is grown from the garden their excrement is good enough to add nitrogen in the soil when the chicken compost is added. Another option is to have a visit to fish markets and ask them about the waste from fish when they process and clean the whole fish during a sale. All those innards are composted in a Bokashi style will produce enough minerals that it will replenish all the defficient nutrients for your soil. 10 kg of waste processed into smelly stinky goo per 0.5 acre watered in diluted manner weekly will increase the mineral content in soils. It is the best in my opinion, even though its smell like rotten meat.

It is wonderful combined with skullcap and passionflower for nervousness. Is an essential for irrational fears and OCD for our son. We saw a huge difference for him. It calmed the panic and frustration. We no longer use passionflower due to nerve pain. I have to say the tea is the worst thing we have EVER tasted. I mean ever, it was awful. Maybe I made it too strong, but I won’t make him drink it, we use tinctures.

I put mother’s wort in my lemon aids and infused drinks. It’s great to add to dishes but not great as a stand alone herb..

Are they too close together? I would think that since they are so vigorous that once they get going they will really tangle up. I just planted some small ones last fall. I left them in their pots because the spot I wanted to put them in wasn't cleared yet. I had them about two feet apart, and in a short time, they have grown almost three feet and two of them are entangled. If I left them that close I think they would choke each other to death in a few years.

It's not supposed to be ingested by humans but animals enjoy it,are we weaker than Chickens?

I got 6 recently, im raising mine off grid, im also using a tote to brood my poults, I supplement their feed with a hard boiled egg 🥚 to increase feed protein, I feed it to them cut up with shell, this helps with survivability, the eggs 🥚 don't cost me anything because I produce more than I consume, I also don't use pine shavings for turkeys because for some reason they try to eat it lol.

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Ignore the haters🤦🏽‍♂️ we're omnivores we can eat meat, I have no problem butchering an animal. So long as you aim for minimal harm/ pain you're good. Thank you for the marinade recipe I'll try it out.

what a freakin MESS. hahahaha

This is great! How did it turn out?