I'm trying to find part 2 of this? I can't see it in your channel's videos

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I try to not let my wife overgraze too much, the cattle get mad.

Thanks for the video. I'll be sure to buy some produce next summer at Nalla Farm.

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I go through Wilmot every so often. Maybe I’ll try to swing by. :) Thanks for the pronunciation cue. ;) I live near Alstead, which is Al - stead, not All - stead. And people always pronounce my hometown incorrectly. It is South newFANE, not like the nearby town of NEWfane.

I honestly love the naming convention here haha! Can’t go wrong with the Good Farm

If you're able to stop by Nalla Farm, it's definitely worth the drive! There is absolutely no comparison between the delicious & flavorful freshly-picked produce and seasonal fruits (raspberries & strawberries) that you will find at Nalla Farm vs. what is available for sale at retail grocery stores!

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Absolutely impressed with this gentleman sincerity, live in leslie County ky myself, need more Jesus in our simple country lives

Inspirational!!! Thought provoking!! Feeling Gratitude for people like Paul Wilson who can change another's outlook on life just watching this film. Thanks to Mr. Wilson and to Graham the filmmaker who has introduced the world to so many fascinating people and their stories!

I would say never give up thanks for all your work

Important work which brings happiness to your heart,, mending it slowly. Keep smiling.. happy hugs to you.❤

An inspiration. I can’t help but sorrow for the damage done in a split second mistake. Not just one person’s life affected, but all those connected with him as well. Yet here is a man that won’t allow such a significant event to keep him down.

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impressive and inspirational. Thank you.

God bless you......

For so many years, nobody talked about the yield increase due to cover cropping under orchards. Somebody please enlighten us.

Nicely done.

I love this so much I getting teary eyed and heartened-Go ATTRA and VETERANS!

Love your floral outfit!

I still wear my hemp pants from Hanfhaus i bought 1993 in germany ! No cotton pants in the world can do that

Love this. It's so hard to find videos regarding hemp that arent hyper focused on the CBD/THC side

Muchas gracias me ayudo en mi investigacion sobre las medidas y la importancia del uso de proteccon personal. 💯💪

32:15 I got the same kind of soil and also the same issues with my chilli plants especially during extreme heat waves like what happened lately

Nope I’ll buy my own seed . No gov agency is gonna tell me what to do on my land. Take your new Green deal and shove it up your ass.

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I need 50 bushel rye seed for fall 2024 or early 2025 planting in eastern Ks. Dennis

Thank you for this! This is outstanding, congratulations on all of your efforts to get to this point, the time and devotion to such important matters discussed is of the upmost importance on many levels. You are all appreciated, Mahalo, Thank you, Gracias, Ahehee from Del Norte, Colorado Turtle Island. I am working towards these collaborative efforts in this as a global community and am grateful to see this as reality. Keep going🤙🫶🐢❤️‍🔥🕊

Muy bien explicado, muchas gracias por enseñarnos muy agradecido,les deseo muchas bendiciones y que pronto salga otro video, saludos 👍🙏🙏🙏

Wait.. what..? Clay particles interfere with spray... in Honduras I dip my spray water straight out of a hard blue clay bottom stream. Needless to say my Sprays are under performing

This was great.

There are a few things I would like to add to this video. The first thing I would like to add, when you are opening and closing the drill. 1st and foremost Park your tractor and drill on flat level ground and put your tractor in neutral before doing anything. Once you get your road tires folded back, you will now use your second remote to drop down what we call the field tires. We will then once all four tires are on the ground, we will move our field tires either up or down by just bumping your remote so they move maybe 1 inch in either direction. Once you do that, that will switch the hydraulic control box from moving your road tires to the swing function on the drill. Now that you have done that, you will now open the drill until it locks itself in place, but keep in mind that as it is opening or closing it will move your tractor maybe a foot either forward or backwards and that is totally normal. Now, you will bump your remote for the field tires once again to switch that hydraulic control box to raise up your road tires. Now the machine is open it will act as a regular tow behind seed drill, and you will just use the one remote to raise and lower into the ground with. Secondly I would like to add that each separate Hopper inside the big seed box holds around 250# of seed not 50. If I'm not mistaken I believe it will hold somewhere between 1200 and 1500 lb of large seed. Lastly I would like to add that when you are calibrating seed mixtures of say for example Alfalfa Timothy Orchard Grass or whatever the mixture is simply figure out how many pounds that you are putting in the ground as a whole not individually. For example if you are attempting to seed 30 lbs to the acre, get the weight of whatever container you are going to use while it is empty. Next you will want to set your seed rate at your desired setting. I recommend that if you are using a Timothy Alfalfa and Orchard Grass mix that you put that into the large seed box because the Orchard Grass does not like to go through the smaller seed box very well. Now place your tarp that is included on the frame of the machine (inside the tube) underneath all of your drop down tubes, and between your tires. . Once you do that spin the end wheel 66 times in the direction of travel, then once you have completed that, take the seed, pour it into your container, and then weigh that. When you spin that and wheel 66 times, that will give you one tenth of an acre. This holds true for any seed that you put into that machine. Now, once you have your seed weighed up, you can use the formula that is on the box up on top or simply multiply it by 10. That will give you an accurate weight of the seed that is going into the ground per acre

Buenas tardes

I am very interested in doing this here in Del Norte, Colorado . Any guidance you cpuld give qould be so helpful! And, thank you for doing this!

I'm a 53 year old farmer,I have learned more about farming listening to this learned gentleman for an hour or so than I have in the last 30 odd years

Thanks for sharing!

btw not saying your root to shoot ratio is not the one you mention but just saying that depends on quite a few factors and one is genetics and obviously soil structure isn't it

this is 720p? omg what century is the cam from then?

I would NOT add charcoal to the soil without charging it first.

Excellent summary of social media needed for almost any sales. For awareness I would add some old school marketing like flyers, banners, posters at local shops or the librar, school and doctors office. Lastly share your personal good experiences.

Hey guys, I live in the San. Antonio area, an arc quarter acre, is being attacked by pretty invasive Weeds. Johnson grass, Would you suggest an herbicide or something else we don't want to kill the local ecosystem

Gracias

5:47 wow.. yeah that's a dust problem in need of fixing. How come that fine particulate isn't separated off already?

Leaf litter is awesome until the jumping worms get transferred into your soil via your neighbor's bagged leaves.

Muchas gracias

can I ask you what decorticator you use to process the hemp plant?

Is the process of obtaining the fiber similar to that of linen?

I am talking to farmer Dave who is giving this talk. I watched this again and for the second time heard him say (around the 14:00 mark) that he used Roundup and that's NOT a organic substance.