@25:00 So adorable! They remind me of Zeus and Apollo, Higgins's fur babies in "Magnum P.I.". 😍😍😍

xcellent thx

What are your post treated with?

Excellent

Not sure if you care but I learned this myself. Your support crossbeam should go to the opposite corners of your gate. It would help with the drag and help keep it level I promise.

thanks so much!My son got me one for Fathers day and you video is super helpful

Hi Pete where did you get the large wooden spoon? Thank-you, I did look on your store but did not see it?

Texas. Rural. away from major cities produces his own food his family and he will be fine. they don't need depend on the system to survive. they don't need 666 to survive.

great video. it answered most of my questions except I have seen people put a 90 degree elbow pointing down in that 1/8 weep hole. do you find that not necessary?

Nice idea this video but you keep on repeating the same thing over and over again. You said don't give this to root vegetables 4 times

Where did you get that sink? I want to build a food processing/,canning kitchen with something like that.

Thanks Pete! I've been wanting to try this!

Tasty treats for the fur babies.

Good idea

i was thinking of this but city tap water sucks ,, 350 plus,, but i get water from the water store ,, his comes out to 000....

Never ever lay the water heater on it's side in the truck. Has to be right side up only as the anode can easily chip the glass lining of the tank with it bouncing around on the road.

Consider this.

The weed fabric is incredible and I love your garden layout idea.👍

Hi Pete, after many years of hit and miss drill bit sharpening, thanks to your video I am well on the way to becoming proficient at sharpening, thank you, and the very best wishes to you from England.

What prevents the iron bacteria from coming back

What about in flower beds

you didnt really need to get them all the way from malta. the type they have in the med is ficus indica brought by the spanish from mexico to spain and then it spread all over and naturalized from morocco all the way to india. ficus indica is the standard Opuntia in cultivation so you can find it anywhere. as its the opuntia the meso Americans hybridized and domesticated. they combinined a bunch of different prickly pears to get the ficus indica.

The one drawback I see is the products are toxic (hence critters don't like it). Like lots of things from the old days.

i get 50amp generator...30amp is only good for lights and fridge but not climate control during big storm in the texas summer when outside is hot for days without power. yes central air is very important but its not gonna run full power during generator running.. i so i might force to set temp to 75 degrees vs 71 degrees for normal power from utilities. It should be enough to run least 20 amp ac plus 15amp fridge and 15 amp for lights and back room window unit ...it be great to find 60amp generators ...that be great to have

How long did it take to get that big from seed?

Thank you for clear instructions. I have watched so many trying to learn and you are the very best 😊

Loving your videos!!! Great sweet potatoes!

Doesn't seem very effective vs a brush mowing attachment for a tractor.. obviously a tractor is way more expensive but this will take you all year at this rate.

After we bought our house on 6 acres three years ago and sunk so much money into it clearing, cleaning it, maintaining all that work, and then planting garden after garden, after tree, after tree, only to find that each year they either dried up, or were water logged, I finally gave up. I simply cannot afford to keep messing with this BS to have it die from either too much water, or not enough. Im not sure where you are are at in East Texas, but I live between Henderson and Kilgore, and just like you, we got hammered with back to back wind storms, and several of my fruit trees just broke off, and all was lost. I know they say not to prune in the growing season, but I went out and pruned off the obviously broken limbs, and cut back several of the longer ones that were sagging. Thus far the ONLY THING I have done that has been successful was recently finished a big upgrade chicken coop from 4x8 to 10x16 for my 36 hens and 3 roosters. Other then just losing a hen here and there from random unknown causes, thus far the flock is happy and giving us LOTS OF EGGS. UGH!! Hope I don’t jinx that.

thank you

If you raise chickens WITHOUT heat lamps, they will learn adapt to the cold. Whether the temp is +11 or -30, just make sure the coop is draft free. Raise them WITH heat lamps and they will become acclimated and dependant on them. Now say your power goes out in a weather event like a blizzard or cold snap, in this situation they will surely perish.

Excellent. Easy and organic I like it.

Try sweet potato & chickpea curry! It's addictive if you like spicy stuff!

I live in Chicago & have an average sized yard. Using raised beds, grow bags, containers & some ground I have zucchini, tomatoes, peppers, asparagus, sunchokes, purple & orange sweet potatoes, cucumbers, garlic, green onions, lettuces, green & asparagus beans along with a whole array of herbs growing . I am a retired nurse & am trying to get the message out for younger people to garden. Where there is a will there is a way ! I almost forgot about the broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, strawberries, blueberries, dwarf apple (3) & dwarf pear(2) trees !

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I don't get it. The chickens are outside. Better than a lot of people's cats get.

When I purchased my 5555 with 450 hours it had all kinds of problems. It was leaking anti-freeze out of a hose because of a chintzy hose clamp so I replaced it. The brake springs had fallen off so the brakes were dragging. The clutch drags so that when trying to use the shuttle shift it grinds when trying to select forward. I have to put it in reverse first to keep it from grinding. The engine oil showed being overfilled on the dipstick tube so I drained the oil out. It had around 2 gallons of oil in it so I assume the dipstick tube must be set too far down in the engine. It's leaking transmission oil from somewhere under the seat and leaves puddles wherever it goes. When I rev it up much more than an idle the engine acts like it's starvigng for fuel. Other than that it's a good tractor.

Great video! Thank you. A couple of questions for you. When do you change the cords? Do you wait until they break? Or how short can they get before you change them? Also, did you get their extended warranty? Thank you.

I just got mines and I love it. This was the best kitchen gadget I brought this year

Hermosas batatas , dale un suelo suelto y te sera mas fácil la cosecha , buen apetito, gracias por mostrar. 😊

Great product and you killed the review...I bought one after watching this so I don't have to fill up 5 gal jugs anymore... appreciate your vids

Put oxygen eating packs in the jar.

Just curious why you didn’t use a 100lb roller to make sure the new tiles are secured to your old floor?

How do you remove the oil pan from the 4550 Mahindra tractor. Just watched the video and it just shows how to change the oil.

It was informative, professionally detailed, and a joy to watch, thank you!!

Thank you, I can't wait to get in my workshop and practice what you've shown us regarding drill bit sharpening.

Howdy Pete! Wow... your peach and plum trees really produced this year! Can't wait until I'm ready for the freeze dryer and can start putting some stuff up. Well done and thanks for sharing 🤠

Best training video for newly planted grape I've seen! Thank you so much!

Could it be used with an electric trimmer?

Hi Pete, Question doesn't your cast iron parts have the Niploy is a food-grade cast iron coating that is built right through the steel, neck, auger and components and is chip and corrosion resistant.? As that is what mine has. The instructions says just to rube the auger with olive oil prior to storing, but I may do the inside of the hopper also.