Good video brother, thank you...

i would buy 2 of them and put them on a frame and mount to a small tractor

Thanks for sharing 👍🤓

Just watched a video over @ celebrating Appalachia and I’m here for your perfect picklin recipe 🫡

Good tip 👍🤠

How long will the pickles need to set before eating?

This is really awesome! I enjoy your projects! I learn a lot from you. Keep up the really good work.😊

Interesting! I love stuff like this.

Justin, I really enjoy the recipes you share I want to make the dill pickle recipe. The girls are beautiful. I can see the Love 💕 you have for them.

Love the channel the girls are beautiful. I went to make I want to make the dill pickles.1 really enjoy the recipes you share

Justice, Do you have any white half bean seed i can order? Lease send me a message.?

Justin, we’ve been missing you & the girls 🥰 Hope you’re doing okay !!! Prayers for you all the time 🙏🙏🙏 Until we see & the next one 😉💞🇺🇸

i wish it had water running in it

Cattle love that plant. I think cattle like that well over corn.

Putting a towel over them holds the heat in when you want them to cool off is what I have always been told .

Extra.,,sugestion to ,,,all,, its to ,,wash 1kg of seed witch a o,1 to om2 lit of watter with bacink soda little sapun flat,,,becose in that way its clean if dises,,,but if in soil its a worms than plus in same mas of wa5ter end some kind of protector of worms,,,trick is to protect the field worck end with thiss small watter in seeds the growing of little plants is extra fast in first few wecks,,espetialy in hard times its mire fine end equal measure betwen all plants on field,,,simply but efectiwe,,, Ps Before seeding seeds must be dry for mechanikal seeding yust a little,,,moister or West seeds Will not be seeded good,,, Good luck end engoy

Where's the onion?

Have you tried using the Ryobi fogger? there add looks it might work for sorghum.

My granny would can green beans without a canner. She would string, snap, and wash them. Then you would take 1 heaping gallon of beans and cook in a brine of 1 quart of water, 1 cup of vinegar, 1/2 cup of sugar, and 1/4 cup of salt for 20 minutes. You pack the heated jars with the cooked beans and ladle the brine over the top to the shoulder of the jar. There will be just enough brine to cover 4 quart jars. Place a lid on them and set them on the counter like you do with your pickle recipe. To cook you would open the jar and pour off the brine, bring them to a boil with fresh water and pour that water off. You then cover with more fresh water and cook with side meat. Edit to add: she would measure the heaping gallon in a plastic gallon tea pitcher, heaped over the top.

Moon cycles? Menstrual cycles? I have never had a bad ferment, and I pay no attention to any of this. Its just wives tales. No scientificfact.

This video reminds me of the days back when I was a kid talking to my great grandparents and uncle's in the 1980's. I loved their stories! I learned a lot from them! Miss them all!

Great video! Thanks, fixing to get started.

This made me cry..I'm so happy for your family. Praise God!

At 26 minutes you added 3 tsp of something to your kraut.. what was that?

Thanks man, appreciate the demo

question: i have had the idea of using a box fan with the air blowing straight up across the bean pods while they were setting on the grate of the fan and maybe two feet of space between the floor and the fan for air flow, do you think this would work if i could keep the bean pods from falling into the fan or off the grate of the fan? question 2: do you think this would be alot quicker than just hanging? seems like it would.

Did you just let your beans grow along the ground? I was looking for info on trellising pinto beans but it looks like I might not have to provide support?

You, sir, are a good friend and a great man

You gon get tired cheif. More body if you want to do that all day

Good tip about putting in the stakes! I'm fairly new to gardening and didn't think about that til it was too late.

I loved watching your video! Very informative. I have a Meadows Mills 30" mill and love it.

Can you do sliced cucumbers the same way?

Impressed. Good job brother. Best wishes from the Ozarks of Arkansas!

Nice corn.

That would be good for me when my corn get to tall for the tractor. Probably only would have to do it once or twice before harvest. Just to keep the drill clean.

she did good didnt bother me she did better than some grown ups on here they made me dizzy let her keep it up she will be great. are you picking those peppers in the dark sound kike night bugs . i would be worried about picking up a snake

You have a lot of fun!

Thank you for making this video. How long do they need to sit before opening the jar? Not sure if you mentioned that or not in the video

They don’t make it like they used to. Glad you were able to keep a heirloom running. I’ve never seen one of these from my parts

This was a great video. Thank you.

Wish I could garden again. The deer, ground hogs and my back want let me.

You talk too slow and talk about BS

Justin Pickled pecans are one of my favorite things to eat. I like to pickle corn in with the beans makes some good eating. I want to make some pickles this year also. Watch you’re channel all the time and also Tipper

This model G is being converted to electric by market garden farmers that have low HP and tilling requirements. Yours is in too good of shape to modify !

I've never seen anything like that 😲 How neat!

When making the leather britches, what kind of bean do you use or does it matter? my gran used what she called Octobers but it don't know what those actually are.

I just bought a new drip later coffee pot. Can't wait to try it

Ginseng root sells for over a thousand bucks a pound..pure gold..thanks for the lesson

Just subscribed to your channel recommended by Celebrating Appalachia! Love pickles and making them!

Thank you , Justro & Mrs .Tipper Im looking forward to making these this year , my yellow big ones last year. I just fed to the chickens 🐔. But Ive got my 1st one yesterday pickle , and gonna plant more on another trellis, so I keep getting as much as possible, also planted more irish potatoes and started more sweet potatoe slips , we must keep prepping , God bless you & the girls Josette Montgomery County, Texas 🙏