This video is on time. I was just looking at my field block today and I'm considering ripping up all the Bermuda grass and getting my irrigation and some electric in the ground. All the areas that are not under production I plan on wood chipping. Happy Thanksgiving!

Thanks for sharing your friend from Egypt 👍🏼

Very interesting techniques. Time is money in farming.. appreciate Local Farming

Can you do this with the big torpedo heaters also? I don’t have power where my greenhouses are yet and cold front is coming this weekend, and I’m looking for the best way to heat them. Thanks for your input.

Would the exhaust CO2 not help the plants? Maybe I am showing my ignorance, nothing new lol.

Kieth, two questions. What variety of lettuce is going in that tunnel alongside the spinach? And have you ever tried growing perpetual spinach? And if so, what are thoughts on it.

Nice. My spinash was struggling with the warm fall, just barely didn't bolt. Likes wet sunny 50F, tricky

My favorites for the winter tunnel Sunangel - upright savoy Auroch - upright flat leaf And Kohlibri Kohlibri really for stability but it becomes harder to harvest later in its cycle even though it won’t bolt as fast as Auroch Sunangel has beautiful spoon like leaves Auroch much more flat but faster and very upright

QUESTION? I have a old stand up freezer that still works, we just can't find gaskets for it. Q? anyway to make it a floral cooler? As low as 34*

how long can you run that heater off of the 12 volt battery without charging it? How many amps does the heater take to run properly.

I wonder if i could get away with one of the 8KW RV Chinese diesel heaters in my 10x28x7.5 ft greenhouse. Its pretty well sealed. Im in STL

Doesn't nt the water in your dripline get too hot by the time your ready to water the plants at mid day?

What a great idea!🙂

How is the rope being used to add weight to your greenhouses? I think the material matters for greenhouses, and the design of it as well, so if where you reside gets too much wind then it might blow away your greenhouses.

❤ I love this to watch this video.

I don't know Celsius, but I do know a few Fahrenheit and Celsius comparisons. 0C is 32F. 25C is 75F, 30C is 86F, and 40C is 104F. Once you know those, you can figure out the approximate Fahrenheit comparison to most Celsius numbers. 0-10 is cold. 10-20 is cool. 20-30 is warm. 30-40 is hot.

Hi whats the oz on the fabric that you use? And are they by Dewit?

I know this was 3 yrs ago but I’ve seen some bulb planters on Amazon. I wonder if it would work for garlic. They’re under $50 & I think they’re tall enough to use without bending over too.

lettuce? looks like a curly endive or other chicory, imho.

if you're not tilling, why not leave the roots in the ground? I would cut the stalk at ground level (another reason for good timing to make for easy cutting.) I see that this is 4 yrs. old...maybe you're doing my suggestion.

explaining how the machine worked and the adjustments you made was super helpful. I have a kubota LA 344 and was trying to decide if it would pull the implement. Thinking I might be able to do this!

Weather patterns are erratic nowadays. The lack of a cool down pattern for you and 6 weeks no appreciable rain here (TX coast) make life "interesting". Good review of all the prep & maintenance a season change brings. 👍

This is what I’ve been looking for.

Thanks

Cow peas came up great. I have a lot cute moles. When i aerate with the drill they like the holes.

Great video!

Can I still grow and harvest my lettuce seedlings if they are leggy

Great bunch of carrots! Looks like you got it figured out. I'm interested in learning more about your farm school. I've recently started a small market garden to work with our community food pantry. I basically sell at wholesale and donate to help fill our community fridge with local produce. Future goal is to develop a CSA where local businesses would contribute to fund the operating costs to enlarge production. Small town and plenty of need, but I have some dirt, tractor and time to give back in my own way. Thank you for all your time and sharing your knowledge.

I’m doing fall gardening in Ohio. Need a tunnel.

Hi. Just came across your video as I have just got a 20kW diesel heater for my greenhouse (24m x 6m). The heater looks pretty much the same as yours. I"m just trying to keep the tunnel above freezing (will set it on 4degrees celcius) with all our tomatoes seedlings in there for our upcoming plant sale. My question is about ventilation. I just opened up the instructions and it says the space should be ventilated. It says for indoor use, provide permanent ventilation openings of at lest 24cm2/kW, equally distributed between floor and high level with a minimum of 250cm2. Maybe it was a good thing you forgot to close the side of your tunnel? What do you reckon about ventilation and your diesel heater?

Thx,

Meadow creature broadfork. The larger 1 for you. Hope this helps!

Same here only with our lettuce. Transplants are getting to big and leggy waiting on a cool down. I swear Ray Tyler couldn't grow lettuce down here in west central Louisiana. Lettuce transplants still struggling hard after planting 10 days ago. Cmon October

To get those plants that big in a small cell they or either using Alfalfa or sea weed extract as a secondary Boost in nutrition both contain plant growth regulators the seaweed is a spray use use on seedings the Alfalfa is a meal is mix with the planting mix

Interesting. Bought a 3in pot of lettuce, think there where atleast 50 growing in pot. Soak them in water and most eventually separated to some degree. Think I saw soak method on utube while ago. Doing fine after recovering from shock. I start onions broccoli like that 50 seeds in little pot but, there is week of shock delay.

What's the thickness of your aluminum? Ausome video

I've had to run my tiller 2 and three times over compacted soil shoveling each pass out of the way of the next in order to really loosen and break it up. Then lots of leaves as well as broken up small limbs and twigs. Only way to keep it loose!

Hi Keith, thanks a lot for your content. I was wondering, what's le longevity of those motor ??Any return on that? cause they are really cheap compare to the one sold by the big greenhouse compagnies. Thanks

Great informative video! Thank you!

I love Manny cucumbers

Down here in ga I have the same issues this year,they look the same as yours ,long 8s are the species I planted ,I have flowers ,but within a week ,my leaves start turning brown,and then nothing for cucumbers

Nice show. My cucumbers patch needs improvement. The 1st batch is uncontrolled too much, preferring babies for pickling. 2nd batch gets eaten from above and below. 3 batch stalls . Failed to execute my plan, this yr

Keith, did you mention the seed name and where they were purchased?

So this thing will put down approximately 100 gallons before the battery dies at full power and you'll get about 2 hours

What about on 1,200 acres?

Doesn't the garden fabric increase the heat in the soil

Thank you

I've got the solution, Kieth. Buy another 100ft cat tunnel and use it exclusively for carrots! Here in Louisiana its a must not because of soil issues but the never ending torrential heavy downpours we get,.