Do a step by step how to can video, please! I have never heard this tip and would like to know more from you on the subject. Always wanted to get into canning...

Google for low-slope, commercial, flat roofers that do EPDM roofing. Sometimes they will keep slices of reroofing projects around. Youll want 45 or 60mil ballasted roof tear off. Most of the time they will cut it at 10x10 squares or greater. That rubber roofing is the same stuff they use for pond liners, and will last you for decades, and can very easily be fixed with some quality epoxy caulking if they ever spring a leak. Toss some minnow sin there to help control some minnows too!

I am researching starting a sheep flock. I had settled on just using stranded electric fence, but the set-up task really seemed daunting. I saw this netting on homedepot while researching the starkline fence. Im glad you have a video of this brand! It sure looks comparable to be honest.

Thanks for the video. I have Premier1's version of netting. It works pretty well but small kids that aren't broken to it will get shocked & walk through it. It's also fairly expensive. Have you had any problems like that? Also, do you ever move the net? Is it a pain? Ours is a bear but it's probably innate to any electric netting. Thanks again for the video.

I may be odd man out but I would never do this myself. That puts a lot of stress on the plant and sets it back and greatly reduces its ability to father as much light as possible. When those bulbs are starting to form and you hack off half the plant it doesn't focus the energy on the bulbs, you took most of the energy away and made the plant focus on growing back😂 the leaves it just had.

What height is your fence? One I have is 50". I like to go back around and tension every section of the net after it is in place. Once the corners are tied down to the ground, the whole net becomes a lot more solid and secure.

Hello from the Berkshires, MA. Onions are new for us this year and this is wicked helpful. Right now they are in the ground as tiny transplants. Look like little blades of grass. Added nitrogen and will continue... hope mine are half the size of yours! Peace

I just planted Capitano Beans 10 minutes ago. Hopefully, I'm half as successful as the harvest you've shown here.

Dixondale Farms is the largest seller and grower of onion sets and starts in the country. I posed the question to them and they replied that there is no need to spoon or trim onions. They said that it can also hinder development.

We have 16 acres up near the Blue Ridge Parkway and the weeds grow horribly fast lol. I have the torch but little too windy most days

I am indigenous Montagnard Jarai Bahanar live in North Carolina I plated 4 pots of onion today I love fresh onion eat with soup

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Thank you! Gonna try this tonight with beef heart

Large tops make large onions not cutting them.

I grew up pickling dear hearts in the 1970s. It's fun and easy and what an incredible snack it really is!!!👍. Oh yeah, place some hard boiled pasture raised eggs in there as well.

Great tips!

Take it back. That screen sucks man. Mine busted and that is that. It lasted me 4 days. It does make quick and easy work! But why the heck did they not weld these seams????? Pretty frustrated. They don’t sell “replacement screens” either. You have to wait 2 weeks for blue sky innovations to send you one. I’ll finish out canning season and take it back. Then next spring buy another one and take it back until they weld the dang screen.

I like your style! Looks like good stuff. The strainer attachment seems to work like a champ. New subscriber!

Good video sir. Any chance of a follow up on seeing it in action? I’m curious how good it works. 😊

Fellow gardeners, don't get discouraged & give up. Keep learning, researching & doing better. Every year, I focus on growing at least one thing better. This 14:24 onions & watermellons. My watermelons are great now & onions are better. Onions will be even bigger next year with the tips given on this video. Your tips on growing with your short & sweet details, as you gave great demonstration, answered my questions well on how long to wait to prune & easy way to free up the bulb for getting sunshine. I love green onions, but bigger bulbs are the harder goal. Thanks again.

great video

What beauties!!! Thanks for the advice, its my first year growing onions and I need all the help I can get!

Are those tops scallions???

Ty! Great tutorial. I didn’t know about trimming.

U have gone too far

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Video is way too long, but good.

Your volume is so bad l had to use closed captions.

Jerk - can't you rub your brain cells together and figure out something more uplifting to do with your life then skulk around the damn woods murdering defenses wildlife? Do you think that's fun? Pity the deer don't have guns

I use it all the time works great also I can put it in a tote with ur clothes

Awesome!

Boring you need luke 5 more pounds.

Great tip

The water doesint look that deep so the turtle isint actually swimming their just walking

Why the cage? To protect or to harm?

You will be growing sweet potatoes there next year weather you plant yhem or not!

you did great!!!! Perfect!! congratulations! I greet you from Greece. 👌 🇬🇷

Love pickled venison heart. Only thing I do different is I layer onions and a couple cloves of garlic in with the meat.

Good luck splitting that crap!

There's still time to plant carrots again for a fall harvest. In fact, some of the sweetest and best carrots are grown through the late fall. They're a cool-weather crop that hates excessive heat. They're happier when it's 50 to 70 outside. 🥕

Very nice carrots harvest a 5 gallon bucket of carrots 🥕 is a good haul. New subscriber here

Awesome! I'm gonna try that for next year. Thanks for the video.

Great info. Thank you.

How many inches apart do you have the onions?

Does ya Wife know yo'ur Spooning wit ya Onions?👊🤣👌✨

Great video glad I came across It

An old wives tale I heard and am trying out is - giving them a “haircut” is ok before June 21st. Do not cut after that. I gave them their final cut on this day and have noticed them bulbing up like crazy after this

I've never heard of pruning onions. Interesting. Does this help keep them from blooming?