CORN A STICKY Situation! - Garden Talk with Danny

[@MynewTennesseeHome]

Yeah, the dept of AG tried to talk my Grandpa into planting multiflora rose as a hedge row back in the 30-40's. He didn't fall for it, we see how that all worked out. My Grandpa was a farmer raised by a farmer who was raised by a farmer. I always listened to him.

[@theIAMofME]

That's like telling people to grow Kudzu on their property!!!

[@mistymountainmiss]

Smart! My fam wasn't as wise to the multiflora rose.. I inherited old farm land & have been battling this for about 5 years. Recently upon cleaning out an old garage, I came across a giant container of some chemical, can't remember the name, but it said "For eradication of multiflora rose" from the Dept of Ag! So the Dept of Ag gave my fam a problem they didn't originally have, only to also give them the solution (which didn't work). Such a crock.

[@franpaterno486]

Danny and Wanda love y’all thanks for the gift of your Knowledge.

[@ivahihopeful]

I adore this channel. Danny and Wanda feel like old friends.

[@keithoates7167]

After hearing you talk about Electroculture,I researched it. Implemented it. Never have I had a better harvest!! Plants were so beautiful. IT WORKS FOLKS!!!! Thank you Danny.

[@karenvanderford4394]

I tried putting electroculture rods next to a few plants to try it. They are doing worse than the others, am I doing something wrong? Is there a particular video that you could recommend that might help me?

[@breesechick]

​@@karenvanderford4394 did you put the electrical coil on the southside of the plant? In a previous video he was saying that's the side to put them on. Maybe that's it I don't know

[@karenvanderford4394]

Yes, but I may have coiled it the wrong way. I'll try again.

[@julesf.]

Wow! Now this is some information people can’t find just anywhere. Only our older generation is so very important for this very reason. This is the kind of knowledge that people NEED in this day and age. I am amazed at everything I’ve learned from Danny and Wanda that I’ve never learned anywhere else about gardening, homesteading, nutrition and so much more. I praise the Lord that He brought me to the Deep South Homestead channel a few years ago.

[@izaacdreddpimp]

I feel much the same way.

[@ellendavis9940]

Danny, I would gladly pay for you to put together a fertilization schedule for each stage of plants. If you have time I would appreciate it very much. I rely on your knowledge. Thanks for all you and Ms Wanda do for us.

[@faithk_integrityandintention]

Whoooo, someone must've tried to start something, because Mr. Danny is fired up! Fertilize all the things! :) Thanks for the schooling on the brace roots. I remember seeing them with my grandpa's corn, but never knew about the sugars. I love how we basically raise soil, and then the plants do with it what they want, telling it what to bring to the table, etc.

[@kathymc234]

He probably got some new age loons that believe the earth has all the nutrients a plant needs. They need to watch or elders grow and adopt what they like and don't use what they don't. But they usually sit on their hands and judge people.

[@terryl.9302]

🎯 And I LOVE it when he does. Think we've all tried too hard to be tolerant of BS. Gets us nowhere, lands us Here .. Enough already & Amen. 🍒

[@jerrycampbell6181]

Good to see you packing your hole punch with you ! No one can be too careful these days !!! GOD BLESS Danny and Wanda !!!

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

It's on me 24 hours a day.

[@jerrycampbell6181]

I don't leave home without mine , but I Pray I will never need it !!! GOD BLESS !!!

[@jimmyraythomason1]

@@DeepSouthHomestead So is mine...even at church.

[@crystalbrooks7875]

Oh my goodness! What a blessing! The corn is gorgeous! Enough to make up from last year! So happy to see a good crop this year! We always had brace roots on our corn, as far back as I can remember! But I am excited to try the copper this year! Almost there, we are in East Tennessee, and we are planting nonstop! My goal is to can 3 times what I did last year, in case some of the family need some extra help in the coming year! Y’all are a blessing to us! We so enjoy your videos, and learn something every time! Thank y’all for sharing, and helping us be better gardeners! Much love and prayers!

[@jantellfowler5883]

❤

[@yankeeredneck6017]

I can’t get over how thick the stalks are in your corn.

[@claudettehernandez3402]

I bought my father a Jerry Baker book. He thought it all hogwash but I utilized his recipe for deterring mosquitoes and although my yard smelled like garlic I didn’t have any mosquitoes.

[@GeorgiasGarden]

I need that recipe for mosquitoes!!

[@maryruth4557]

Me. Too

[@breesechick]

Do you remember the name of the book so I can go buy one. I have a mosquito problem.

[@jimmyraythomason1]

I am 70 years old and I have learned, through experience, that with age comes wisdom through experience. True story.

[@raymondbradley6788]

Danny unfortunately most people don’t. They just run with it. I figured out a long time ago like yourself that a lot of the stuff I was taught is a lie most of it and have a blessed weekend you in Wanda.

[@yankeeredneck6017]

I’m using flower power concentrate and kelp this year and plants are doing great. Added the coils to the plants that were struggling and they started taking off. I’m sold on it.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Awesome

[@delphine88313]

Will be ordering some copper.

[@yankeeredneck6017]

@@delphine88313 I don’t want to try to much new stuff at the same time or I loose track of what is and isn’t helping. So the kelp, flower power. Have helped tremendously and the coils on just the weaker plants is also bringing them up in strength. I’m happy right now.

[@bl8680]

A wealth of good education! A garden that proves it! EVERYTHING flourishing... including happy Dexters joyfully prancing toward the good steward feeding them! Makes my day 😁😁😁😁 Love you guys in our Lord who makes it all possible!

[@jantellfowler5883]

Good Morning Danny & Wanda , that's some fantastic looking corn. I've never seen corn grow so tall. 🖤🖤🙌🏽🙏🏽🇧🇸

[@imaprepper1866]

What a blessing. Your gardens are absolutely beautiful.

[@lindabranch8294]

I think that is the tallest corn I have ever seen. I had a neighbor when I lived in SC who put sugar with her plants all the time. Her garden was beautiful and bountiful every year.

[@ccccclark2605]

Did she sprinkle the sugar on top of the soil?

[@waydownyonder8446]

Love the garden talk videos. So real and informative. More please!

[@joeyhardin1288]

Thank you. My education came from my mom's parents and they always had a Old Farmer's Almanac on the kitchen table. God Bless and stay safe.

[@marybethham4967]

Once again I have learned something new. Thanks for sharing. Your corn is amazing. Just beautiful.

[@marysurbanchickengarden]

We like our raw milk and it actually keeps longer in the fridge than that processed mess from the store. Our gallon of raw milk has a 5 inch cream line and you certainly don't get that much cream in the whole milk from the store.

[@WinningOnline]

This right here is an education channel, pure and simple. Thank you Danny and Wanda from Sunny Southern UK 🌽🌶🥒🥦

[@judyjahnz2363]

I'm sure not all people are as dumb as I am, but I want to warn you that if you put this copper in plants with the top sticking up, when you go to look down on them, watch out for your eyes. The copper is hard to see sticking up and I almost put my eye out yesterday bending over a pot. Be aware of the copper. Your corn looks awesome Danny!

[@christylanham8233]

My preacher just preached on this yesterday at church about the wheat and tares. New to your channel but love it and learning so much ❤

[@andreawimer4334]

Holy moly. I need to get busy making copper antennaes.👍😀

[@5-starfarm]

Hopefully you will be able to sell some Danny corn this year, for seed

[@greendeere777]

Just had some wind and rain come through here in SE Ga and layed down some of my sweet corn, just starting to tassel and baby ears, I'm praying the rest of the corn will hang in there for us to harvest some! All we can do is pray! God Bless!!!

[@jeas4980]

29:35 Have you ever seen a happier cow? Adorable. Thank you Danny and Wanda.

[@NopeAndYep]

Sweet babies!

[@jtharp9265]

God bless you Mr Danny & Mrs Wanda How beautiful your Mr Danny corn is 10 feet tall . Have a wonderful week . With much thanks Mrs. josette Tharp Montgomery County, Texas 🙏

[@charmainemontgomery582]

Thank you for educating us on so many things 😊

[@cathybehle-ernst5796]

Talk about beautiful veggies! My word!

[@suejarrard2221]

Yes sir, you make it very clear on a regular basis that you fertilize your crops. Garden looks beautiful. Blessings

[@angelapriddy6308]

Very nice plants

[@marcialittle7893]

Thank you Danny for your honesty. Our grandparents knew it, or great grandparents knew it, but it wasn't passed down to us. Thank you.

[@stonewallsfarm3105]

Thank you! :) What is the white cloth at the tomatoes for? Sorry, I probably missed where you said something about that. Thank you. You guys are about two months ahead of me in 6B. Strange spring - but no surprise. I thank God for the education I get from you.

[@comfortablynumb143]

I think it keeps the birds away

[@AlmostHomestead]

That garden is beautiful! Thank you for showing electroculture in your garden. Always appreciate your wisdom. I just set up electroculture in our garden and posted a video. I am excited to get this going. Take care Danny and Wanda.

[@pamwade2047]

Using synthetic fertilizer is fine, but I want to learn how to fertilize and get good production without it. Some day we may not be able to get those synthetic fertilizers. I want to be prepared now for that.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

The jadam method is a good place to start.

[@janebadon3988]

Y’all are such hard workers! And I know you have to spend a lot of time processing and putting up, as well. Then there’s the videos! Goodness gracious!❤

[@joanncole9603]

I totally agree!

[@OleensEmbroidery]

You are a wealth of knowledge.

[@chriswinger7881]

Experience is always key in growing, every year is different and to pay attention to your soil ,weather has alot to do with how things produce, God bless you and Wanda 😂❤

[@kathymc234]

Danny, thank you for showing that you fertilize and how. So many gardeners that we watch NEVER show fertilizing.

[@flora7682]

You have the best gardens .

[@barbaravickroy7563]

Thank you for another ''keeper''. These ''walk and teach'' videos are '' easily digestible''...just right...

[@meemkaplan4315]

Before the last 4 years my husband and I kayaked every week March/April through Oct. Now we are lucky to get out once a month due to the wind.

[@undergroundkustomz2796]

Love this one! Thanks always for sharing!

[@onevision23]

Thank you so much for this video. I really appreciate you sharing.

[@julesf.]

Danny, I remember your Danny corn last year and the flash drought that killed it in days. That was truly shocking. I wanted to ask what you know about the coming pole shift causing dramatic weather changes, droughts, famines and the potential for a solar micronova? Can you please do a video for people that explains what’s going to be happening here in the fairly near future so that people might be able to make any necessary changes and start preparing for the hard times to come?

[@camperjack2620]

I've been watching Danny for more than 7 years now, as far back as I can remember he always explained what fertilizer he was using and how he did it. And almost every video I have remembered, must have a 95 percent success rate with bumper crops. Sometimes, like with the grazon deal, he's been hammered, but he grow so much good stuff you can ignore the two or three failures. When Danny talks, I listen!

[@AlleyCat-1]

I'm out pulling weeds in my flower bed (chic weed & fox tail) as they've taken over. And need to get some flower's out here. I love researching the "old" history too see. You mentioned cooling milk down. A few yrs back I was looking into getting a license to sell milk to the public, a guy came out to "inspect" what I was doing & told me that the temp of the milk had to drop quickly, so either put it in the freezer to get that temp or put my milk bucket in a bucket of ice. Well, I wasn't spending a ton of money on bags of ice, so after I filtered it, I put it in the freeze for a bit. It always spoiled when I did that vs just let it chill in the fridge on its own. Wasn't impressed with his idea's.

[@stevehoover16]

Good morning Danny and Wanda Garden looks awesome

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Morning

[@velmad5dilbert344]

Corn and other veggies looking great Danny.

[@saltwaterinmyveins]

Mr. Danny and Mrs. Wanda are a blessing!

[@teenagardner3623]

What a beautiful Monday morning seeing your bountiful garden. Corn and spaghetti squash are amazing, oh my goodness. I've always heard you speak of fertilizing what you use, and it's all about growing food. 😊

[@vickieboudwin7781]

I think Danny and Wanda is awesome. Your garden is very beautiful and I love and enjoy seeing your garden, Your garden make me smile.

[@queenlouise9688]

It's just phenomenal the education and patients that you give thank you so much for helping me I appreciate every bit of information that you gave God bless you

[@GeorgiasGarden]

Thanks Danny and Wanda for explaining this about the corn. Amazing all the blooms!! We are expecting a weeks worth of rain.

[@MsLippy]

Good Morning, yes feed our plants like we feed ourselves is the key for sure.

[@HatBarn7]

Thank y'all for the in detail video. The explanation of exactly what fertilizer you use is very helpful!

[@pastorvan]

There are varieties of corn that the brace roots uptake nitrogen from the air we breath. Look it up.

[@terresiagregg9326]

Yes its awesome ive not seen corn that high in a long time the Lord sure has blessed you on the Danny corn

[@FloridaGirl-]

Amazing! May and the corn is that tall! So glad for you guys!

[@mattgarcia440]

Steady wind for weeks in SC, on Saturday it was like the switch got flipped and it's been calm since.

[@jeffgerber6919]

You are a wealth of knowledge! I love watching all of your videos at least 2-3 times to try an learn. Thank y'all from the bottom of my heart! Jeff from Missouri

[@herezdeb]

Thanks Danny for the info. You have enlightened me. Bless You and Wanda.

[@tpen891]

I water my garden with a Molasses water to pull in the good micros in the soil. Helps to control Root Knots Nematodes.

[@tpen891]

Side note corn is a awesome crop to grow. Cleans the soil, draws in good Nematodes and it is also a great mulch if you don't have cows to eat the stalks. Love watching you guys.

[@billybass6419]

Back in the depression my granny would milk the cow in the morning and set the bowl of milk on the window sill to cool. They didn't have any refrigeration at all.

[@evgkib1]

I need those seeds that produce corn capable of self-improvement by releasing sugars into the soil from the brace roots!

[@tambrasmith9707]

Awesome… awesome …. Awesome Corn

[@jennbama]

I am trot Hills mills Cooper coils and man those paves SHOT up and the blooms! I'm ordering more now.i was about to pull the plants up and start over

[@NerdsWorldNYC]

The "grow your own groceries " looks awesome and the sweet sounds of the birds early in the morning. 🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽 Stay blessed y'all ❤

[@eb1684]

You sure beat the adage "corn should be knee high by the Fourth of July"!!

[@geoffoutdoors]

Danny and Wanda you are selling me on the electro culture 👍 might try it on a few plants this year

[@BreDawg714]

Transparency is everything.

[@hillsmillhomestead]

Great video guys! The garden looks amazing! We are jealous! Up here (Zone 7) our tomatoes are just getting started with blooms and a few green tomatoes emerging on the vines, Mickey wants a bite of fresh garden grown red ripe tomato so bad!!! We, too, have received a couple of comments from viewers who seem to be confused about having basic nutrients and proper PH balance in their soil. We have tried to convey that before anything can grow you have to have a good foundation in your soil structure. The Electroculture methods that we use only enhance what is already in the soil. Soil samples tested through a local county ag extension agent are recommended so that you can get off to the right start in your garden. You can also purchase from the internet a DIY kit for testing your soil.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

The foundation is the key to success. You are correct.

[@fishingforcat]

Yes it is a very windy year

[@monkeymommy778]

Good morning Ms.Wanda and Mr Danny. The Danny corn looks AMAZING!!!🌽🌽🌽. Thanks for the education on the brace roots. My husband asked me yesterday if our corn has brace roots yesterday and now I can take a look knowing just what I am checking for.

[@denisedonaldson5825]

I would love to get some of that corn!! Wow

[@marshashelley8668]

I wad told years ago that those were to help hold the plants in the ground when the wind blows.

[@reginacarroll8149]

I gotta friend that's always telling me how smart I am. I always tell her, I'm just smart enough to listen to smart people. Point in case😏 I really appreciate the info y'all share! God bless!

[@janpenland3686]

Thanks Danny and Wanda. Your garden looks amazing!!! I'm sold on electroculture. I've never had such good results with lettuce. My broccoli, collards, and cabbage are doing great with no bugs, slugs, or disease. My second roll of copper wire will be delivered today. I'll be making more coils this evening while it's raining. I'll be using them on my squash, melons, and fruit trees. I already have them on my peppers, blackberries, and sweet potatoes. I can hardly believe that I'm still getting good lettuce this late in the season. Much Love ❤

[@oluwawenmemoadeyemo3125]

Thank you.

[@lulaporter6080]

When I checked my garden this morning, one of my Creole tomatoes was wilted. The stem was good, but all the leaves were drooping. It had blooms and two little tomatoes! I pulled it up. The roots looked good. No sign of cutworms. The ground was moist, not soaking wet. There were some little brown mushrooms nearby.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

It could be grazon a herbicide used in hay and animal manure.

[@franpaterno486]

❤❤ Beautiful corn. 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Hatfield_Country]

That's a FINE stand of corn Danny!

[@tinanieves9881]

Those round squash are actually called Tatum squash. Generally grown in mexico.

[@ReapWhatYouSowGardening]

We're building a mini food forest in our garden. Tomatoes and onions are planted there

[@SimplyBackwoods]

Hello Danny and Wanda. Your Danny Corn is sooo tall. It's great!! I didn't know this about brace roots. I learned something new, thank you for sharing this 😀 Your soil is super healthy and nothing compacted about it! I didn't know much about copper either but electroculture is doing amazing for my plants I've used the rods on so far. I fertilize everything too. I'm going to be using the fish emulsion on my squash plants since have had a rough time in past years with squash bugs/borers. Your plants are doing amazing and those tomatoes look great. I appreciate your always so honest. Look at all those squash. Appreciate you sharing. It's valuable to me that you do your own research and learning rather than just fall for agendas. Blessings to you both ❣

[@SoilToSoul]

Absolutely gorgeous and abundant! So wonderful to see, thank you for sharing everything that y'all know. When we can afford them we will be trying the copper coils, too. Until then we definitely fertilize everything as well, and also don't use pesticides except for homemade sprays. Hope y'all have a blessed day!

[@charlenequinilty7252]

Great information

[@midsouthhomestead7527]

Thanks

[@heronthere]

Theres corn grown in mexico or south america that produces its own nitrogen from mucus formed on those brace roots. You should look it up. Mucus corn should work on a search thread or i can find the video of it.

[@onedazinn998]

LOL Danny, on seconds in I was saying "hoowee!" on how tall that corn got! You sure know how to grow brother. Thanks for giving me a big smile & a laugh! :)

[@nancygrogan6082]

Look at that corn! Glorious! It reminds me of my childhood, running through the corn fields with my siblings. We have 10 coming from Hills Mill homestead right now. We placed our order yesterday. Thank you.

[@dmay1477]

I have a question, have y’all written a book on all this wonderful knowledge? Danny you remind me a lot of my grandpa, he lived in his garden, my mistake was not to be stepping in his footsteps. Love your channel y’all are some wonderful folks! Thanks for all the great information and especially y’all’s wisdom. God bless

[@steveladner4346]

Your garden looks amazing. 👍

[@saffronbay]

Love watching them cows come running and almost prancing over to get those corn stalks. I have heard y’all many times say that you use the Dr Earths Golden Bloom. I have been trying to keep an eye out when I get time to look for it. Your corn looks great! And the garden in general looks nice.

[@hrplanttrees]

Your garden is beautiful. There are good standards. I like your video 😍👍

[@teresaupchurch9032]

Thank you Wanda & Danny for sharing your knowledge and insight.

[@marilyn5208]

Looking beautiful. Just getting garden started here in western Oregon.