Drip Tape for the High Tunnel

[@genewileyopa]

Tilled up nice. Sure didn’t think the spool out good did they. That would test your patience for sure. Looks good Josh. Happy growing season. Thanks for sharing

[@LandisLegacyFarm]

Thanks 👍

[@SuperHurdman]

I have a sixty foot tunnel! and ran out of time to get it up as it freezes up here and the ground just became unmanageable! but I have to build my wife a Catio for the cats which is what I am doing now! But were getting ready with out garden! Aways nice to see you sharing your story with us! Have a blessed day!

[@LandisLegacyFarm]

A catio? Never heard of that 🤔

[@southernadirondackoutdoors]

Looks like that roll of tape needs a dispenser of some sorts so you could pull it while roll it remains in place...something like a spinning jenny. That cat must be part black lab, getting in the way when you are trying to do something. 😁

[@LandisLegacyFarm]

Probably designed it that way so they could sell you another product…. 😆

[@funnywolffarm]

Thanks for the video. Been watching for some time and I'm starting to think you should maybe go a bit wild on generating compost - you have the space and the material. Tunnel soil is likely nutrient rich but has poor structure; applying an inch on top for 3 years will do wonders and you won't need to till anymore. Just a thought from a random internet person.

[@LandisLegacyFarm]

I would love to expand out my composting! Hopefully I’ll be building some permanent bays for that this year.

[@Goatmama2000]

What state are you out of?

[@LandisLegacyFarm]

About 20 minutes from Blacksburg, Virginia.

[@kpf546]

Mrs. Butterworth looks like she's trying to tell you her food bowl might be empty 😅 At least that's what my cat does ~ many, many time a day. She does seem like she loves you lots and really wants to be helpful though. Also, could you fabricate a spool out of wood for the drip line? You're right, it is a poor design. Thanks for sharing.

[@LandisLegacyFarm]

When the food bowl gets empty, all hell breaks loose!! Yeah, I was kinda thinking the same thing for the drip line. I need to look into how the pros do it as I'm sure there's probably an easier way....