So cool! Can't wait to check this out!

Never nah I’m keeping it organic for this garden cuh geez

Look at this person round the way with there tomato set spray oh geez idk I’m skeptical

This is so interesting and a great insight into times past.

Very cool!

Great advice as always! Love the encouragement to minimize or cease spraying in the first place.

Challenge accepted JD!!! haha thanks for sharing!

Where can we get the contest rules? I grow year round 😂

This is the first year my tomatoes have seemed to thrive and I think it’s because I started to prune the lower branches of the plant. However, I realize after watching your video that I should prune them higher than I’ve been doing. From a fellow Matthew’s resident, I appreciate your always helpful entries on KZbin.

nic place

hi boss

Thank you. I was wondering if you have any SunGold Tomato seeds?

Where is "here"?🙄

Please how many years before producing fruits please

I really liked this video, and your common sense. Unfortunately we have a very short season, so direct sowing when the soil is warm means risking not getting any crops in time.

enjoyed

Did you say as long as the temperature is 35 degrees or higher bring them out.

Did you say 2-5 years old or 25 -40 years old?

do you know what variety that is?

Where???

Nice lemone plant's 👌♥️👍

Very informative! I have this same problem, knew to pull all of the damaged leaves off, but didn't know about the Fungicide. Thanks! Also, I looked everywhere on line to see if I could find out what the Stump Blaster was, never found anything. That is so cool! It's amazing the things we use to do in the past that were so simple to do. Thanks again for these vids! Ciao

I love Renfrow! Incredibly sad what all this rain has done. I just cut off some blight yesterday.

It’s a pipe expander/reamer for threading pipe

An old demolition hammer?

It is a fire or irrigation nozzle. Can’t wait to find out if we are right. 😊

David is the absolute boss. So knowledgeable, creative, and clearly has incredible memory.

You have a terrific memory to remember what all those different scoops are for.

Wasn't that fun! 😀

Interesting topic, very well done!

Thank you for another excellent, informative video.

So fun to watch!

Thanks for this! Brings back so many wonderful memories…like Casper jumping off the bridge! Love it! Cheryl

Why are Vidalla onions sweet enough to eat like an apple and others are not?

where do you sell all this ripe produce?

where/who do you sell these vegetables,fruits to?

Wow. Where did you go to college? What was your major(s)? The farmer is a gambler every day.

Hi , thanks for a great video. I'm faced with a bit of a dilemma. I planted a cover crop in my garden beds. Right now they are about 10" tall. After planting and germination, I found a source for leaves so I ordered 18 cubic feet of leaves for my 1100 sq. ft. garden. I have pretty good soil, originally hard clay, as I have taken care of it for years. So, here's my dilemma: Although I am composting a good portion of the leaves, I still have probably 12-15 cubic yards of shredded (once) leaves to deal with. I was thinking about putting the rest of my shredded leaves on my garden walks, letting the cover crop grow in my beds until, terminating it in the spring. Then I could rake shredded leaves onto my beds after I plant. My second option would be to terminate my cover crop right now and cover the beds with shredded leaves. Which option would you choose?

Winters are always biting cold to me so I am sure they are right.

Chemicals name you spray please

Could you please let me know which State and city , we can grow pomograntes in North corolina?

Ｐｒⓞм𝕠𝕤𝐌 😭

One of my favorite videos! So excited to learn all the traits of these pliers!

This is what we need to hear instead of all this negativity about how bad things are. Folks are resilient, no matter the circumstances. Thank you, David, for reminding us that we will persevere! Bless you.

Very interesting

Excellent video and a great teacher too.

Love the Tool Man

Love it. I Love to use them to create twisted pair wires and then screw into a cap nut

Fantastic explanation! I look forward to more of these. Thank you

What was used, as an attachment, to hill the soil against the plants?