Thanks so much! Best video on making mozzarella from goats milk on KZbin!

👍🏽👍🏽I was looking for this. I was so worried about all those cardboard videos.

Made this on our last trip, fantastic camp meal!

What fantastic information!! I’ve had a number of stock tank planters, but never self watering!! Great idea! Thank you so much for sharing 😊

What is in that little white pkg please?

I noticed that you cut the 6”perforated irrigation pipe into lengths that fit into the trough. Is there an advantage to doing this vs. snaking the tubing along the bottom of the trough in one long piece? (Note my 2 galvanized tubs are over 5 and 6 feet long)

Would you please give me the recipe for the chieve cheese?

How much pepper

what i use in my soil mix is much simpler than all of this so what i use is mostly stuff around my house so my mix is Sea Grass from the beach and some sand and some chicken manor / sheep and some charcoal and some gypsum and some gravel mix it all up and there you go did not cost that much

Info is absolutely needed but ur video is cut in the wrong places and cuts out much needed info. U have more time allotment in these shorts or whatever to say more and say it better than what you have here. Delete this video and do it right and you will have more likes!!!

Can you use 4 inch perforated pipe? All of the box doors sell the 6 inch in 100 foot rolls

Can we train them

What if the curds don't set what can i do?

This is potting soil.

Thank you so much!

I know this is an older video, but I don't understand how it wicks water up when it isn't touching the water at any point. Theres several inches of air between the water and the landscape fabric. There's no "wicking" point. Can someone help me understand?

I wish there was someone close by who makes these. I have just enough room for one.

Goodness gracious! !!!!!!! $500 to grow 10lbs of tomatoes 🍅 my family is on foodstamp program

Okay. Confirmed. This stuff is amazing -- especially for squash. Put a squash plant in this soil using a self-wicking tub and you'll be truly amazed. Never seen more healthy plants. The nutrient uptake is perfect. Don't forget the borax. ALSO -- important for tomato growers here -- IF you use 3 whole pounds of blood meal, you'll get huge plants -- but you won't get much fruit. More like 2 pounds of blood meal--and add some minerals using kelp meal and and/or azomite. Can't beat this stuff. I've tried.

I did not get this. When you put a cloth in between the tubes and dirt, how will the water come in touch with the dirt

Thanks for the video. I just made my first batch of mozzarella using your recipe; 2 balls and counting down to another 50 to make! "Ladies" keep cranking out the goat milk, we love our dairy products in conjunction with our veggies and eggs. A little tip...if you buy a cheap pair of compression gloves from a pharmacy, they will slide in nicely to any surgical gloves, and are a good heat barrier. Only the finger tips will be slightly exposed within the surgical gloves. I had my water up to 175 degrees without any hand discomfort and the cheese stretched all by itself. Once again, thank you from the Double D Homestead in East TN. Diane & David

The fresh peat moss will inhibit growth of many plants, until it breaks down some. Typically, 1-2 seasons before that mix will preform at max potential. But, the peat moss is a good amendment so just give it time to break down some.

My troughs are rusting. What can I do?

Where do you buy your stock tank?

My curds turned to mush. What did I do wrong?

Thank you for the lesson.

Great video, with good teaching instructions. Thanks from the DD Farm in East TN.

What is the brand of raised bed you have in the background? The rectangular ones?

That is not super soil to me. That is overpriced soil. I perfer 60% top soil 20% peatmoss , 20% compost. That what works for me. Commercial fertilizer realy boost production.

In your description you list 1 teaspoon of Borax; but in video you say 1 tablespoon! Which is the correct measurement?

Awesome video!!

Thanks for teaching me how to do this!! I always heard about it, but never knew how to do it! ❤

What happened?? Why haven't you all prayed in awhile?? I hope all is well.

I’m from the UK so might be misunderstanding something due to different names but an awful lot of American channels seem to us peat moss. Is this also harvested from peat bogs?

How do the plants get to the water with that fabric in between?

Mine eat grass

These are not metal beds they have wood in them

So does a corn pad have the same ingredients as Mole Skin?

$700 later lol

Excellent job of teaching!!!! If your not a teacher, you should be. Thank you!

Too much money

Cheep ryoby drill and a cement paddle you'll thank me later

No "k" I was digging your mix but for my needs it's way to light on potassium maybe if I added some potash or langbeinite it would be good for me alot more cost effective

Can I add some coco coir also to this mix?

When you get everything dumped out, spread it into a thinner layer around your tarp and then grab two corners and walk backwards. When you get to that edge drop your corners and pick up the other two corners and just roll all that mixture together. Then you can go back in and break up any chunks there might be left over.

since the roots are growing into the soil towards the water reservoir, do you need to extract the roots (previous planting season) before you start growing another plant ? I have a wicking pot, and I usually emptied the soil, clean it up, and then put the soil back. please advice

Do you water this down real good before putting it in your raised bed?

Use a concrete mixer

I love this mix! ❤ I have 4x8x1 metal planter boxes. When I first set them up, I do the hugelkultur bit, small branches, leaves n such for like the bottom third of the box. The next third is a mix of cheap top soil and compost. The top third is this mix. Veggies n herbs just explode with growth! Now every year I make this mix to top off my boxes. It fills them back up from settling and amends what is already in there. I have not even had to really fertilize otherwise, but I do rotate my plantings lol.

Are you using just regular old in ground garden soil? Like that in the miracle gro bags.that say in ground use only? I don't want to choke my roots. I'm familiar with all the other ones. Also, couldn't some azomite be helpful?