Ive never used a pellet grill, but im sure it did a fine job!

Your Garden is looking great ! Nice dark green color! A Lot of garden in a small area! Have a Blessed Weekend!

New sub, sumter sc here💪

Hi it is my first time on your channel and I have just subscribed to you. Thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work. Continue to do all you can. All the best on this journey.

Very well organized farm! Congratulations

Beautiful garden and Howdy from Louisiana 👋🏻

I agree with @cyrusneal7697 - looks like Grazon poisoning. One way to test is Grazon affects broad leaf plants. Because they germinate and grow so fast, I would plant a few of the Blue Lake Bush Beans there. If they have the same issue/look like the potatoes, it's Grazon or some other type of broad leaf herbicide in the soil. It can even be passed from using cow manure where the cows have grazed on treated hay. However, short of removing all of the soil (it can take several years for it to leave the soil), you can plant monocots like corn there. Sunflowers and mushrooms have also been used to "treat" the soil and remove herbicides along side of using compost tea to feed the good stuff in the soil to support a healthy soil structure. Check out Roots and Refuge and search her channel for "contaminated soil". She had the same issue and there's several videos in which she discusses how she went about it. On a side note, I let my big garden get wild and "cottage" like. However, I absolutely adore the tidiness of your garden and the attention to detail!

Looks like the soil may have had “Grazon” in it. Maybe a broadleaf herbicide that wasn’t composted out.

Good looking replacement bull.

Your land and trees are just beautiful. I wish we could grow green grass like that here in South Texas but it's just too hot, lol.

Hello there I watched your channel before and came across it again. I like your content, as I was watching and saw those goats and cows I had to subscribe to the channel. I grew up on a farm and love the lifestyle. I am looking forward to seeing more farm life. Your garden design is interesting. Take care see you.

Those baby goats are an awesome additional to your family!❤️❤️❤️20 babies! Wow!Congrats!

Outstanding Job! I will never use wood again!

Just found your channel a few weeks ago and I have absolutely loved following your garden journey. Love the neatness and tidiness of your garden and the planning layout. Looking forward to see how much your garden produces!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, knowledge and experience. We enjoy and learn a lot.

New garden beds look beautiful

lovely family and plants, peace and blessings from ga!

😃🎉 Excellent I subscribed to your channel 🙏

Beautiful garden space.

Great idea, you might wanna try bamboo sticks with them clips. Love your channel.

Mushroom soil/compost is STINKY! But also a terrific growing medium!

Garden soul? Wasn't sure what that was

Temps last night in the 30s and low 40s...can put tomatoes into shock... should have held off a week, I live in Hilton head, we even got 40s last night

Can’t wait to see what you are planting as a surprise.

Good job on your bed build sir, thanks for your video.

Can you raise, feed and haul them for that money.

Awsome video ,thank you for the information

Looking good Johnny,enjoyed it and subscribing.

Looking good Johnny,enjoyed it and subscribing.

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Good sale! Prices are up there compared to slaughter goats at Orangeburg. Least what I recollect from last week's market report. Great looking goats, for sure.

Looks great

Is it necessary to give goats copper supplements? I want to raise my animals all natural and

Is that good income for how much money, time, and resources you put into those goats?

Enjoyed watching video!

My wife and I decided against making garden beds out of wood a long time ago. We invested in Concrete blocks and haven't looked back. While everyone elses is rotting and needing to be rebuilt, we've been putting that money into amending our soil with all kinds of goodies like compost, lime, fertilizers and buying fresh red wigglers to help out.

Great video!

Cant wait to see that garden growing!

I like what you’ve done to the garden. Can’t wait to see what you end up planting.

That was great. So you feed them in the dog cage area? I have a big chicken net too. Needed to use it on a big nasty rooster. He's a 2lb Old English bantam. Nastiest bird I've ever had.

cool!

The highlight for me was definitely the part where he tackled the green stock planter project. It's such a practical and efficient way to manage space and grow a variety of plants. The step-by-step breakdown of cleaning and preparing it for the new season was super helpful. Makes me want to get one for my own homestead. Plus, the informal and down-to-earth presentation style really resonates with the homesteading spirit. Highly recommend checking it out for some inspiration and practical tips!

Great advice, I’m definitely going to try that next time I move them. Thank you for the video.

I can’t wait to see the baby goats!

I love Willow Oak Farm, and Judge is my favorite ❤

Love Willow Oak Farm!!