Can I cut my lime light hydrangeas in the fall? I live in Massachusetts & won’t be around in the Spring to prune them.

Until a big tree comes down in storm. I’m going through this decision on a new property right now. Woven gets crushed most times when a big tree comes down. . I had a huge locust tree come down with my high fence. Eight strands of high tensile and only busted the two top plastic connect loose on two post. With high tensile I run one strand of barb wire directly on the ground. Then 8 strands for goats. I keep it close at the bottom then spacing gets larger just like the woven wire people buy. You could go every 10 feet but I would prefer every eight. If it’s for cows, I would only run it like that gentleman has it right there. If the neighbors Chihuahua comes underneath. Bad Chihuahua I guess.😂 and a Great Pyrenees for the record would walk right under that fence if they wanted to. Been there done that. Guard dogs need electric on both sides at the bottom to keep them in lol

When I Installed my Pat's easy change I went down to Tractor supply and purchased a 2 or 3 extra top links for my Kubota L3400 for $30 each. The factory top link still works on my tiller, but not on my brush hog nor my snow blower, I just leave the top links on my attachments as the ones at TSC are thicker and do not fit the wire hanger for the top link thats on the back of my tractor. Something to think about is if you have implements that have the pins on the inside rather than the outside, of the triangle that makes up the arms on top link. I have a large snow blower and the top of the Pat's hits the inside of the steel going between cat 1 pints the top link mount. I have to have the snow blower on blocks so that tower on the the Pat's clears it in order to connect. The other irksome point on the Pat's is the cat 1 lynch pin washers. I did not need them on my 3point without the pats but I do on the Pat's. The washers online are 3-$6 a peace. Tilling in our rocky soil I've lost pins and washers. I think the kit only come with 6 washers and I've robbed them off all my other equipment so its time to order more. The weakest point on the Pat's themselves is the return spring that keeps the locking levers in place, the spring on both of my Pat's assemblies have busted, so I have to use fence wire to keep the arms and locking levers in place. I still love these they make switching out implements so much faster, but they are not without their quirks.

Yes to both...lol

Thanks for sharing

Im having trouble finding the 3 part series fo this. Where is part 2? Did you scratch up the pasture before seeding or direct sow into existing grass?

Wonder how many years they have to grow before we see a flower/ready to plant in ground. I want to try!

Great information! thank you for documenting this. I am just planning my greenhouse and this is very valuable

You should have bought a hydraulic top link, they are great

We have sheep and I went the high tensile electric way to start. Then just 2 days ago I watched a neighbors dog run straight through it. I instantly went and bought the red brand woven wire and will putting up shortly. I wish I would have seen this video to begin with, but you live and you learn. How well do you reckon the woven wire protects against dogs and coyotes? I can only assume it’s much safer. Anyway, thanks for the video!

you did big mistake you lost important thing first collect opiem after save seed

Flexible top link should always be run on a rotary cutter, it's hard on them when you run a solid top link.

Just about to finish mine. 6x3 meters or 20x10 feet. Did a pretty deep footer 50cm or 1.64 feet. Dug the trenches with a shovel, did all the work myself. On top of the foundation a layed a wall out of bricks, height of 4 bricks, then wooden planks screwed in to the bricks. On top of all that the greenhouse. Gets about 6 hours of direct sunlight. Could borrow some of the tools needed from friends. My costs as of now: Greenhouse plus delivery $1900 Gravel for the foundation and bricks $350 Cement $300 Bricks(reused old bricks) free Equipment etc. $350 Total $ 2900 Costs in Sweden

Where do you buy the wrench Abruzzi? Anywhere local? I’m from Winfield. Thanks

Thanks for sharing these upgrades. Did you buy that brush guard in the front of the hood too?

What ratio of tea towater do you mix in your sprayer when you spray the fields?

My costs: Planta Sungrow 32' and 3 non-auto windows, shipping - $5800 Ground work and 18" gravel - $4000 8" Concrete Slab - $3930 Electrical run - $1000 Soil - $1000 Wood for raised beds inside - $650 Total - $16,380 not including heater, plants, etc.

I’ve only seen pars matched up with hydraulic top link 20 7/8 - 30 7/8.

I’m sick of the earthway shooting the seed to the left. I use for food plots and I have heavy and light strips where the seed goes to the left

Thank you for this!

I don't fool with goats anymore because they find it to be a game to get out. Cows and sheep stay in easy. I like woven but 5 strand high tensile is way cheaper, it is. Use wood corners and timeless posts. Done.

Great video, help full. Thanks

Can i use these for figs?

Carlos "bronze" muscadine.

We are doing same in central KY. 2 years in, already seeing amazing progress.

I totally agree. But so many farmers are spraying- ? I don’t get it.

Love the series! The reason a north/south orientation is preferable is regardless of your latitude there will be equal full sun to all plants in the greenhouse. East/west orientation will put more sun on the south face in the spring and fall. If you’re trying to extend the growing season, N/S works best. If you have issues with too much sun, shade fabric is the answer.

Hate your sweater, VOTE BLUE

I just got some clippings from a friend and have just transferred to potting soil now how long does it take for them to flower? The leaves are about a foot long now.

Thanks for sharing this great idea❤

plant the asian one... its superb.. this one is badd

How did yow anchor down the wood frame?

We find it better to brodcast the seed first ... and then chop & drop over top of the seed. Significantly more seed germinates that way in our Fields.

What seeds did you originally sow and what month? No grazing for how long? I did sprigs one year, no rain, no grass. Next year did seeds per instructions. Just a big expense for nothing. Would like to try your method. Any ideas will be appreciated. Thanks

I personally use a timeless post with cheap carabiners for jobs like this

I would have used washers and better screws. Also, you should prepare a rat wall to prevent animals from digging underneath. Those groundhogs are horrible diggers.

We unfortunately bought their sungrow greenhouse and wished we hadn't. I could have built a better greenhouse using wood. The whole project was nothing but a pain. They have several ways to view the instructions and they often inflict each other, they shorted the screws, and we had to buy a sheet of polycarbonate because the top pieces were not cut big enough.

My grandma did the same - laid down in soil and put a rock over the stem where it went in the ground. She could grow anything! Had beautiful hydrangeas , azaleas, lantania and others. Thank you for this awesome video !

Great topic!!!! I had the same issue with my lil' Kubota BX!!!! Cost me a day of getting started as I didn't realize I would need a new top link either. Still, I would never own another tractor without the Pat's easy change system. It's an absolutely awesome product!!!!! Once I got a new (longer) top link from Tractor Supply, I was good to go!!!!

I have also seen issues with getting the PTO to reach. however if you buy a PTO link system the added length makes it match up nicely

What zone are you in?

Can you use with fertilizer

Hey, nice helpful video, thanks. A couple of questions for you - how has this aerator worked out for you? I watched the video and bought almost the exact same one. I have found it to be a bear to hook up by myself - pretty much have to be exactly lined up both back distance and side to side. Got any suggestions or remedys? I am thinking i might try to put a trailer coupler on mine. I can not weld so i will kind of bolt it to the existing connector. Should help with the occasional very short backup i have cencountered. Also will drop the need for an additional type connector. Any other thoughts / updates? Thanks.

Question. Did you need to add a 4 inch PTO extension too? I purchased the other style quick hitch, I think I am going to change to pat’s.

That lamb was cracking me up.

Awesome looking barn in the background. Would be nice to do a video of it.Nothing like a wood barn.

Am I the only one on YT that calls the night-blooming cereus "Babe in a Manger"? My largest plant was gifted to me by a patient in '92. Easiest plant to propagate ever...just jam a stem in the dirt and forget about it. A no-brainer.

Amazing video

Awesome setup! I put a chain in the loader tube, and built a chainsaw scabbard on the back. That has been a big upgrade too

Your brush hog should be a little higher in the rear than the front. Your owners manual should say that.