Thanks for this information 💜

Amazing video! Very precise and yet all the necessary details. Thank you.

OK. Good content going to Malawi in a couple months. Your Nicaraguan example was part of a team trip some years ago. We saw this solar enhancement. in action. Kinda like a deluxe version? Stay safe. Thank you.

What a great, informative video! I hadn't known about greenhouse grade plastic, & that's important. I'll see if any others on my block are interested in working together. ¡Muchas gracias!

Wow!

So much information. Thank you !

Dear I want to buy a solar dehydrator. What is the price

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hello! what you're doing is great! I encourage people to make solar dehydrating by heating the air with the Sun and then pass it through the fruits which will be better kept at the shade thus keeping the most of its nutrients otherwise affected by the direct solar radiation. PLUR. Be happy!

Thank you!!!

I like this

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Asians did that ages ago!

Fantastic information - can I intern with you? Thank you very much!

Removing fiber and water doesn't seem to make things more digestible

This helps so much!! Thank you!!!!

Nice.

Nice.

Most inspirational vertical video I have seen!

This video is great. It reminds me of my grandmother - she used to dry tomatoes on her roof every summer to make sun dried tomatos and tomato paste.

Thank you for a great video. I was very excited to see the additional bonus of moringa leaves being dried in your video. I was amazed how thick the layer of moringa leaves can be.

Inspiring video, love your garden. Where does one source Aibika (abelmoschus manihot) - Bele - Edible Hibiscus? I can't seem to find any sellers who showcase the large, green, gorgeous leaves that your video shows. Thank you.

I am surprised how this kind of life saving video has received little viewership and very few comments. Thanks.

Fantastic video, thank you

Good concept.

Nice video I’m definitely doing this this summer great job 🤙🏻

Can you give details about this solar mechine

Thanks sir

In Pakistan you can get info of solar dryer from saeed hussain, cell 03008335518

Can you do this with birch leaves?

thanks man I was on my way build something similar to this. did not think about cross brasses for extra screen support. or ant attacks hope rember these add on. only problem water pond same one had with humming bird feeder ant water ponds. some times have song birds drink water then ants get prize. with dry be on ground any dog or cat could do same thing.

This has a ton of great info and correlates well with the research I've done, thank you! Particular shout out to Pigeon Peas [Cajanus cajan] for being perenial, having expansive root systems, and producing tool-sized wood or firewood.

I can't believe this hasn't had more views. Thank you for the excellent information!

Very nice video very informative in what materials to use for better nutrients preservation. Easy to make not much needed Thank you

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What's the name of the plant at 1:33? Automatic subtitles says it's "I Becca" but I can't find any plant with even remotely similar names on the internet. It looks like a kind of mallow.

Can you tell the details of this product.

So good to see some cheerleading for what is really the biggest money-saving principles of gardening: plant propagation. The plants mentioned in this video are almost all "out of range" for my garden, but the techniques are as applicable here. Get your game on, and learn how to collect seeds, leverage volunteer plants, and turn one plant into a hundred by stem cuttings and root divisions. Makes sense to me!