BuildASoil Family Farms: GREENHOUSE WINTER TRANSITION (Sept. 2022)

[@ma7939]

I had 2 surgerys on my ankle last year I understand the anxiety. Wish yall the best heal fast.

[@David_Mikkelsen]

ty for helping the pigs!

[@AdamA8]

That pig looks incredibly healthy now. Awesome to see.

[@Shepp6769]

All the best wishes for your surgery. ☮️

[@Tobias-eu5eg]

Glad to see you on your feet!

[@pamelajohnson5056]

Your tomato’s are still growing !!! Wow !!

[@machiavelligaming9755]

You seemed a lot more confident in this one good job

[@pamelajohnson5056]

I love the idea of seed sharing, that would be great.

[@fuzzybunny4407]

Thank you for rescueing Charlotte and giving so much love to her and Cooper. Sending lots of positive energy for your surgery.

[@pineywoods420]

Power through 💪 looking forward to that pumpkin ferment

[@blt5991]

Epic stuff; and good luck/speedy recovery on the surgery!! There really is a big ol’ farm of fregin goodies, can imagine you’ll want to get back to it but take the time you need! Thanks for the vids/updates

[@surferdude-ll2qu]

Good luck with your surgery and get well soon...... Looking foward to seeing the winter crops. 👍🏻💪🏽🌱

[@hudcummings2979]

Charlotte's Cool! Bless you, giving her a good home; Wonderful place! PEACE

[@jordanolveda5921]

Good luck in surgery hope everything goes well

[@MR-puffnstuff]

You guys are so lucky to built what all you have urself and family and friends and others from the community you employ real smart way invest money food farm for all community and healthy foods grown by those that really enjoy it we all need start eating healthy all of us and stop fighting and finding things that make us different and more things that bring people together to much going on in the world.

[@FASHIONEDbyFINESSE]

Wishing you a speedy surgery recovery !

[@bradymcphail9690]

Sending lots of prayers your way for your surgeries and doctors and recovery. Blessings blessings blessings!!!

[@Shepp6769]

Charlotte’s living her best life now! So rad you took her in!

[@NomadicStoner_103]

I watch these with my parents & it gives us really good ideas for implementing on our small family farm as well , cheers to you and Jeremy both & we pray your surgery goes well 🙏🏻

[@nathanwood33]

My dream world

[@davidlynnbrown1]

Charlotte looks so happy and healthy! Have a speedy recovery and thanks for the update on the farm. I look forward to the next video.

[@DustyKorpse]

Love the farm 💚 all the best with your surgery. Rest well & heal fast 🙏

[@eede9946]

love the builasoil family videos and just the way you guys do things. I believe the world could learn a thing or 2 by living the like you guys do.

[@redwoodninja5334]

Awesome greenhouse! Good luck on your hip surgery!❤

[@vinniez2188]

@ bas family farm. Have you guys looked into geo thermal? There is a zero electricity style that goes 6 to 10 feet into the earth with 6" or bigger drainage tubes. Black plastic with drain holes. You bury them but leave the ends out of the ground. Then you just slowly circulate the air from the greenhouse through the tubes. It cools snd heats. The earth is 40 to 60 degrees everywhere on earth depending on the depth. 8ft is almost always 45 to 50 degrees f. If you are interested I can send you or Jeremy some videos. The whole thing goes underneath the greenhouse. There's a guy in Nebraska who grows tropical fruit inside a greenhouse like this and has been successful doing so for many years .

[@tory464]

💚👍 next season will be even better. Hope your surgery goes well ,and🙏 too a fast recovery . The ✌

[@connhastings1603]

"To save energy, queen bumblebees hibernate in winter. They build a little nest or dig a burrow and spend the winter months there. She eats herself fat in the autumn and does not store honey in her nest like honeybees do". The workers naturally die at the end of the season, but the queen will find somewhere cosy to overwinter. That may be in the hive box, or somewhere else. Best to give her a choice - I would say leave the hive in the corner of the polytunnel over winter. Then in spring, take a peek in and see if the queen has survived. If so, she may build up her colony again.

[@libranoelrose2207]

Thank you for the update, I love the family farm! Charlotte needs a web with SOME PIG woven in.

[@Dweebus84]

Alway stoked to watch these videos! Thanks for the free knowledge and I wish you a speedy recovery from your surgery!!

[@RookieBuds]

The way you guys grow the tomatoes is my goal! I don't have "rafters" in my backyard, but I think a reeeeaaaallly tall trellis is in order.

[@Mrjboomseedco]

My least favorite time of year here in wisco the piles of snow 4’deep and more and -40f temps I need a big deep winter greenhouse for my plants. Thanks for the tip on the trellis setup in the greenhouse I started doing it with my cucumbers and triple l tomatoes

[@jamesmcclain802]

Don’t mind me just feeding the algorithm Great video as always!

[@joemcgraw5529]

Gwen wishing you a quick recovery on your Hip Surgery ,love all the content BAS puts out and Love fried green tomatoes only way I eat them cheers!!!

[@georgem.6136]

The Farm is so awesome, I’m going to grow vegetables / Jalapeños next year, looking forward to it! I hope your surgery is quick & easy & you have a fast Recovery! Love both Channels!

[@shanynmcafee8270]

I am a beekeeper. This late in the season, the bees need a hive set up. They won't last long in that box once they use all of their food stores. Since there is not a nectar flow now, they need to be fed. Might be best to find a local beekeeper to help set that up ASAP

[@Crazypug-eh7xi]

Outstanding!! Absolutely love the farm and you sharing it with us. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family for you upcoming surgery. I hope the best for you and a speedy recovery.

[@jessebgreen]

Love your videos glad I found this channel.

[@jollymelloncolly]

I am starting to really enjoy the farm news. Thanks for the update guys and good luck with the upcoming surgery.. 👍

[@Noname-kw5wj]

These Fam farm updates are dope, so useful, always love the Piggy updates too ❤😊✌️🥳🙏

[@kindhempco]

If you keep the bees in the green house during the winter they'll slowly eat the honey and then rejuvenate in the spring when there's more food. You might need to feed them a couple times. If you put them outside they may die over winter. Being so incredible though they be able to swarm and build a warm enough hive before it freezes too much. Or give them to a beekeeper that can put them in a overwintered hive.

[@brianbyrne7506]

Just more of why I love Build A Soil! Things are really looking great!! I can’t believe Charlotte has made that much of a change in that little bit of time!!❤❤ I’m so happy for her!! You guys rock!!

[@SkunkMagick]

Great video! Love you guys!! Great team! Hope you have a speedy smooth recovery from your surgery!! Much love for the whole family! Catch y’all in the next one! ✌️💚

[@railbuilderdhd]

You guys have made a beautiful farm and I pray it bring you years of happiness and fortune. Thanks for sharing with the community. I’ve grown gardens since I was a child. I love being with the plants in nature.I pray for your health during your surgery and can’t wait till you are back at life and feeling so much better. Bless you! And yeah seeds. Would love to get some and try them.

[@tlc1718]

Happy healing fast recovery 🙏✌🤟 Definitely don't kill the bees(:

[@dirtyhogarden4785]

She wears the best outfits in all of the gardening KZbin community

[@paulie6446]

I had a hip replacement 4 years ago.Quick, easy, painless, home and walking in 2 days! Good luck and thanks for all the videos 😉☘️🍀✌️

[@JohnnyGreenzz]

Thanks for the knowledge and info. Hope your surgery goes well and hope you a fast healthy recovery. Be safe and thanks to everyone at Buildasoil

[@1eRockaGe]

For the bees I would imagine that some sort of insulated dog house or even being buried in the ground ( preferably with a way to escape in spring ) would help. I know nothing but still happy to stick up for those bees 🙂

[@davist-mq5db]

There should be a way to help them winter so you will have them next year but I also know not much but #save the bees🤣😂🤣

[@Shortdawg_Shortdawg_]

Hopefully everything goes well for u

[@jktriple_g_129]

Thanks for everything you guys do appreciate everything you have inspired me to the fullest and have gave me opportunity to start making gold thank you for everything much love and respect

[@patbhukkanasut7772]

Beautiful veggies ❤🎉

[@MilestoneGarden306]

The farm tours are awesome. It all looks great and the hard work shows!

[@patricklittledew6261]

Awesome to see how far you've taken the outdoor and greenhouse! Good luck on surgery and recovery, can't wait to see what's next.

[@randylayhee3018]

You might want to put those bees in a bee box like they would have for honey production and give them lots of sugar water so they have enough food for the winter and it really helps if you can insulate the bee box with bails of hay or something, really increases their chances of survival if they don’t have to try as hard to stay warm over winter

[@carlkiser3797]

I hear that they make covers for bee hives

[@TheHotshot2369]

Hope you are healing well

[@jm12green31]

Yeah I bet you do haha

[@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404]

?? Your comment is confusing.

[@ethanletzer3507]

The BuildASoil fam doing the good work as always!!! Thanks for teaching what y'all know. Good information is hard to come by, a good teacher is twice as hard, but to have both in one package makes a truly good and unique person

[@agavebob3462]

I haven't seen a greenhouse as cool as yours.. Are you going to cover any of your lots with mulch to help control weeds and keep moisture in your soil ( like a no till garden type)?

[@davist-mq5db]

Thanks y’all been learning from you guys for along time now and am drying my first crop with 100% BAS ingredients it’s the best looking I have grown so far such a good thing to have someone sort thru all the bull crap info out there and tell us what’s what thanks✌️🔥🌲😎🔥🌲

[@JayBleezy1987]

Damn Jeremy props bro! She is beautiful inside (most importantly( AND out obviously! You are one lucky dawg brother shoutout to the buildasoil fam! I think she is gorgeous ✨. Love to see the family touches as of lately! 🦾

[@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404]

🙏

[@yaskao5542]

Hi, love your content. for the bees, the only thing you need to do for them to survive a the winter is to make sure they have enough honey honey (couldn't resist), by not harvesting in late autumn. you can put them outside somewhere safe (away from the pigs) and they should survive if they can. otherwise i'm sure there's a local apiculturist willing to take them off your hands. good surgery and recovery. bye

[@thetommantom]

Really interested in the winter series I've tried planting some lavender heat of summer 0 survivors the stuff I planted in the winter are just monsters I put an inch of soil on the fresh sprouts and even put snow and dirt on the snow. I got a potted lavender in the spring and just got 20 cuttings they look exactly like I got them from outside

[@justinvanburen8259]

Beautiful looking farm!!! Keep up the great work!!

[@rootedorganically4911]

I am in California could someone explain this rain concept- water from the sky?😂

[@daled8221]

I,m thinking it's more fake news!

[@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404]

Awww hope you get some rain soon!

[@mmapounding]

Get well soon! Keep da hands dirty n da brain fresh! Peace

[@georgem.6136]

Oh man a giveaway

[@lifeslemons8981]

Charlotte looks much better!!namaste 🤙✊ps those squash bugs here are terrible they lay eggs everywhere and stink when u squash them...

[@OGBLACKY]

Have you tried to contact a local bee keeper to see if you would take the bees ?

[@OGBLACKY]

They*

[@yungmonk9489]

I haven’t been watching for very long, and most of what I’ve seen so far is from older videos. But is it not extraordinarily expensive to buy the soil and nutrients for all these plants? I feel like one full bag is like half a plant’s worth

[@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404]

We have built our soil from the native soil that was here. By amending and no till practices. I have not added much. Nature does most of the work.

[@LuxCeraCandle]

Amazing content from you as always. How long do you think you could use the greenhouse without a heater? I'm.hoping to use mine untill late October. Hope the hip surgery goes amazing and a speedy recovery. ❤️ to you and Jeremy and co

[@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404]

I think just you could go until it’s below 30 some crops do very well in the cold, like kale. Once you see a decline in plant health then your done I assume. Good luck!

[@LuxCeraCandle]

@@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404 I also forgot I'm in England but thank you for answering. Don't know where I'd be without you both

[@carlkiser3797]

I'll take some seeds please

[@brownsbeefarm]

Professional beekeeper here - Not sure what I was seeing there with the bees you got, and also getting them from out of your state is never good, muchless from the Netherlands. I actually did know you could get them from overseas! 😅 I highly suggest seeking out a source of local-ish bees there near you in your area. Bees that live in Colorado will not do good in Texas, and Texas bees would not do good in Colorado just as an example. Your weather situation is very particular there and you’ll need bees that are able to handle your short spring and summer, and long cold periods. Plain and simple, they just won’t make it if you get them from out of state. I am a natural treatment free beekeeper, which is comparable to the natural process that goes on with living soil. I do nothing for my bees, and I breed from the ones that survive. You need to find someone nearby doing what I’ve been doing, that breeds bees that can handle your weather and seasons. I also suggest looking into swarm traps and catching honeybee swarms in the spring time. You’re providing a box that a wild honeybee swarm would be interested in moving into, and usually it works great. Good luck, love y’all’s channel.

[@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404]

Thank you so much for the info!!

[@rollpros7766]

This is lit!

[@pavleone472]

@buildasoil do you train those tomatoes over the floor so the sidebranches all create grow and hang those up? or are they just laying down because of the weight now... hmmm im confused

[@TheDiablos101]

Im suddenly really into gardening

[@TheDiablos101]

Forgive me im only human

[@Ms.Byrd68]

So then do you use your husband's soil mix outside & in the Greenhouse? And can your 'fabric beds' be used outside? Will you cover your outside beds once your Greenhouse Series really takes off (with maybe a dedicated channel---Expansion)?

[@fatboy420ism2]

What did she say she liked to spray the green house with need what was other 2 she said thanks.

[@SimplyGrowBudz]

im a Gator for tomato. 💚#1luv4dabudz

[@geraldblount4159]

U From NY?

[@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404]

No I would love to go though! Why do you ask? I grew up in NZ

[@geraldblount4159]

U sound like u from. NYC I'm pretty spot on with that but I guess I'm wrong I'm from nyc too but Im in vegas now hi

[@Battleforabilliondollars]

Hip surgery? For what? You look like you move around well?

[@SM-ik8lu]

Goodluck with the hip surgery.Youll be like Shakira soon.

[@KeepYourCalm13]

Stay strong thru the hip surgery, they will throw opiates at u 😬

[@jwgrower81]

Dam cali frosty as fuk bro

[@snuffy166]

what a beautiful woman, u lucky guy to work with her

[@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404]

Jeremy is my husband. Hopefully he feels lucky to work with me but I’m sure I annoy him at times lol.

[@snuffy166]

I thought he might be, great show Thanks!!!!

[@jameslimmer4706]

👈👈

[@kencaruso4037]

🐖🥰

[@samikelis]

sugar water

[@northernlights176]

Jeremy, make this into a separate channel and monetize it. Nothing cannabis related in these to warrant demonetization. Speaking for myself: I’m ok with waiting 5 seconds to skip an ad so that y’all can get paid for the FREE content you provide…

[@markopipinic4300]

Didn't you go hip surgery

[@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404]

I had surgery 2 weeks ago! October 3rd. Doing well I think lol

[@markopipinic4300]

@@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404 I'm glad it went well.

[@tableshaper4076]

Ummmmm bacon.

[@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404]

Absolutely not. Just rescue these are my babies.

[@Seasidelive]

Awesome Farm

[@wbgrowers7680]

Highest5 my friends at buildasoil

[@Bubbabignuggs]

Good luck with surgery ! The farm is looks great rolling I too fall. Not sure it’s possibly in western CO, but have ever thought about geothermal wells for heating? You may still need to supplement with LP but should keep your temps around 60 degrees.

[@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404]

We have but this is the set up we chose and it works great. It cost almost nothing to keep it heated. But that’s a great idea! It would be dope to have those temps in the winter. We get hot in the day but night we need the heat for sure!

[@notapplicable6274]

How would you plan a garden if you were unable to outsource fruits and vegetables for basic sustenance Gwen? Especially for the fitness crowd…🦵🏼

[@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404]

Just nutrient dense foods would be my go to. Things I like to eat that are high in protein and fiber and with the No till system you get all the minerals you need. I think just learning to be a creative cook is where it’s at.