Enjoy delicious ripe BANANA, harvest the corn. Primitive Skills (ep185)

Hello everyone, we meet again.
I harvested corn in the garden, the rats ate quite a lot.
I enjoy the ripe banana chamber, very tasty.
What will you cook with bananas?
Do you like to eat bananas?
Have fun watching the video!
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[@_topshelf_5845]

I think corn is supposed to be planted closer together to increase pollination to get full ears of corn

[@dorsk84]

Also the ground needs to be "cleaner" so that the plants are not competing for water and nutrients.

[@nunosilva187]

I think the reason he doesnt clear it more often is that he only works by himself and he has many other projects.

[@jimbayler4277]

@@dorsk84 : Water is not an issue in his location. If you notice, when he digs anything, the soil is only one or two degrees from being out right mud. So, water is not an issue. You are correct about nutrient competition. But one man can only do so much, and the vegetation there grows fast.

[@jimbayler4277]

@@Lauradicus :"open ground": True. But they will if necessary. I raise chickens and I regularly watch rats cross open ground to raid the leftover hen scratch in the coop. Yes, I have traps everywhere. Baited with all their favorite snacks. Rats are very intelligent and soon learn to avoid the traps. I could use Dynamite, but the wife and neighbors frown on that option.

[@Faesharlyn]

A foot apart and planted with beans and squash in each hill. The corn will grow tall, the beans will climb the stalk and be easy to pick and the squash will cover the ground so nothing else can grow. Then you can store the corn and beans in the gourds for winter

[@brandon.clifton416]

You should look into how the Native Americans used to grow corn. They would plant corn along with beans and squash all in the same hole. The three plants then helped each other through our the growing season

[@Gunnslinger50]

The three sisters. The corn would give something for the beans to climb, the beans would impart nitrogen and the squash would shade out weeds. Plant in little hills corn in the middle then beans then squash.

[@keithmoore5306]

told him that a few back!!

[@crazybear357]

The three sisters

[@1alvarouribe]

4:25

[@kriskisilu]

Would this be what people call inter-cropping? I normally see my parents do it but just with the corn and beans. Maybe throw some cassava or pumpkin or sweet potatoes on the embarkments because we love in a hilly area. Also helps with reducing erosion

[@mikeylorene]

At planting time, place a small fish in the ground with each cornstalk shoot and you will have bigger, more beautiful corn.

[@sergei-buvalyu]

Большое спасибо за видео! Оставляю свой комментарий в поддержку канала! Всем добра и мирного неба над головой! Здоровья и благополучия!

[@phrozenwun]

@24;30 As a North American, I can not even imagine how good a tree ripe banana must taste. Looks delicious.

[@9jatechie]

I often wonder how you guys survive with shop food.

[@Onepicbanana]

Could make a rake to collect the chopped plants and add them to a compost. Also, maybe make some sort of support for the dirt wall behind the cement wall that can be seen at 21:59. With enough rain it could slump down and fall into your tank.

[@intothebackground3053]

best part for now is how the the chickens are living in your farm!!!

[@kajala11]

Just a thought...You can tie the mother hen to a stake in the middle of the yard but keep their little coop near her on its side or flipped upside down but propped up (like you're setting a trap with it), so the chicks have someplace to hide if a flying predator comes swooping for them. The open & soft bush in your yard may not provide enough protection when they forage. 🐔🐥🐥🐥 Great job otherwise!

[@Fenrir_94]

For your roof, I would suggest charring the planks of wood. One method is to tie three planks of similar size together in such a way that it makes a triangle, and stand it over a small flame. The inside will burn and char, but it will make it water proof by heating up the resin in the wood. I would suggest getting a place built for your chickens soon, someplace enclosed with enough room for them to run around, with a place for them to stay in case it rains.

[@eldermartins3220]

To shield the rain and also predators.

[@degreer1984]

Good idea. The Japanese call this shou sugi ban.

[@Fenrir_94]

@@degreer1984 Thank You! I've been trying to remember where I read this method at for, like, 3 days lol 😁

[@youngsandwich967]

my man is just enjoying life and how it should be lived. thriving in the wilderness just living and doing what he wants that is awesome

[@kr1gas]

You should make yourself a scythe, that way you can cut grass faster and in more comfortable position, plus that way you can pile a lot of straw or make compost or use it as mulch for farms

[@BobStein]

That's a beautiful bunch of ripe bananas. Watch out for the deadly black tarantula.

[@youwho6692]

My favorite Primitive Channel, Started following him at the very beginning and I love seeing the progress! unlike other primitive channels who build a lot of pool houses lol

[@MonkeyDLuffy-nj2px]

Both channels are fake, the pool guys as well as this one use alot of machinery while claiming to do all the work with their hands

[@jimbayler4277]

@@holmesmycroft2157 : What a dufus !! You can't even cope with Him changing themes !! You still have your panties in a bunch five years later !! How does changing topics lessen him ?! Why haven't you provided the information that has been requested of you. You must be a fake authority/ knowledgeable expert. Why are you still subscribed to @P. Skills ?!

[@Jo-ov1ec]

@@MonkeyDLuffy-nj2px source?

[@Jo-ov1ec]

@@1alvarouribe what?? i dont see

[@MonkeyDLuffy-nj2px]

@@Jo-ov1ec kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqfOZ2aCdqmVfMU

[@glawenclattuc3127]

Have you considered making a scythe to clear the plants around the banks easier? I’m not sure how much iron you have and how hard it would be to make, but they make cutting down grass and plants much easier. Less strain on your back and knees.

[@fuzzywu260]

He already has a larger machete but does not use it much or possibly traded for something else. It took probably a week to forge the steel and make many other tools

[@jameswilliam8110]

19:20 Ipomoea aquatica. Love this plant, so tasty!

[@SB168]

Чудове відео,молодець.!!!🇺🇦 Nice.!!!!

[@d8von553]

Great video again my friend. I’m excited to see the next video!

[@Giye14]

If you build a fence for the garden? It maybe not stop all the animals, but maybe help.

[@karenhamon2036]

On another channel I've seen where the banana tree trunk is a food source for chickens....chop it up fine and her chickens love it.

[@survivalskills7184]

Congratulations you have harvested a lot of corn.

[@HasibulHasan-ne9ds]

Thanks for invite us.

[@GlobalAidFederation]

Great work. Perhaps a kitchen would be useful for storage and fermentation? You could even add running water a sink and a boiler.

[@gaelleclaire7895]

Je ne me lasse pas de vos vidéos, merci encore 🙏

[@dermarintast]

In my opinion, you should make a fence for your agricultural crops so that they are protected from wild animals and the guardrail will also make your pet chickens safe to roam near the house

[@TheDylonias]

If you have some iron left you should make a cutting scythe for mowing the grass around the pond easier add a long branch for comfort

[@shugies]

Banana peels make excellent fertilizer so make sure to keep them Just cut them up small and mix with what you are growing

[@АндрейРусяев-л9ц]

Jeepers Creepers благодарит тебя за посадку кукурузного поля! :)

[@ДедНиколай-з5в]

Привет, Робинзон!Когда рыба 🐟 начнет тебя кормить?Я очень жду этого момента,когда начнёшь её ловить!

[@Mr.ForceRipe]

I want to see the Jackfruit seeds how they coming along, turn the hills into a fruit paradise

[@arayaelang4760]

19:10 we call it "kangkung" bro, so please use this name for the next your video everytime you take care of this vegetables. Many thank if you grant my request. Warm hug from Indonesia 🥰

[@cynthiawilson4500]

I plant corn, beans, cucumbers and sunflowers together. The beans feed the corn. The cucumber has something to climb on and shdes the ground. The sun flower attracts the bees and insects that harm the other plants. They are very happy.

[@catharinabellekom2013]

HI! Even chickens need love. Talk to them and stroke their feathers, calm them and they will soon love you too.

[@PolarBear12th]

You should do a concrete or block walk way around the whole pond

[@Богдан_Білецький]

Молодець!👍👍

[@nothingbutthebest513]

I saw another farmer place an unripe banana bunch and some newly ripened bananas in a bamboo basket that was lined with several banana leaves. He packaged the fruit like a rice cake and placed them in a corner away from the heat and placed a weight so the leaves completely covered them. I don't know how well it worked but nothing beats a miss but a try.

[@forge20]

I grow apples and peaches and cherries, and I totally agree that there is nothing better than reaching up into your own trees, pulling out a piece of perfect fruit and eating while you walk around your garden.

[@MattGatts]

I wanna start growing my own food as well. I've always said it.. just never got around to doing it yet..

[@allenrodgers8999]

Now all you need to do is start adding a generator to the water wheel and you'll have free power to see at night! Means you'll be able to get more done and even do videos in the evenings or in the workshop many others things could get done! Could even use lights to help the fish 🐟 spawn or gather in one area

[@edsonrogge4974]

que maravilhoso esse cacho de banana com certeza deve estar doce que nen mel parabéns você é esforçado merece

[@patinsley]

I always wondered how you are not just so skinny... after seeing you eat those bananas it all makes sense. Enjoy your feast, you earned it. FYI chickens lo e bananas and banana scraps... your chickens are great!

[@santhi-villagemaam5582]

Beautiful place...👍🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡 Kerala

[@gremlins99999]

Hi bro, I have seem similar topics of survival farming, they made their own lights by the help of water flow and motor, I do see you have the water around your pounding area, you can make use to connect electric supply to supply lights during the night, do consider. You can consider to grow more snake plant, ginger, garlic and lemon grass so as to keep the snake, mouse and others to came near, they probably are scare of the smell.

[@munchkin5674]

What improvements will you make in your corn growing methods to help reduce rat damage to your crop? Are you planning on building a more substantial chicken coop? That little woven cage will not protect them from predators.

[@sikViduser]

I think the next tool you have to make is a scythe and also after that, It's probably time you get yourself a pretty lady to help you along with the maintenance and keep you company 😉

[@anicetapreciosaelechobagun9082]

Your English subtitle is near perfect...kind of expository ( giving readers information). Keep it up.

[@zequito84]

I don't understand why the burned inscription is needed. I'm used to watching videos without subtitles. I can see what he's doing, I don't even have to read it. For example: It is a very nice sunny day today. I'm going out to the forest to cut wood. Indeed? If it's not written down, I don't believe it! It's completely unnecessary and spoils the experience!

[@rajanimenon2311]

I think you had planted Water Spinach... 😊🙏🇮🇳kerala

[@1969elder]

You should keep the full sized corn for your seeds. Not sure of your species there but we use to do that to ensure we get full length corn instead of the stubby ones.

[@fuzzywu260]

Feed chopped corn husks and chopped corn plants to fish and chickens too

[@MariaSantos-iz4bg]

Parabéns você e muito caprichoso gosto de ver você cuidando das plantas

[@AllanS69]

Keep the husk on the corn when you cook it on the fire, it will steam cook the corn and keep it clean from charcoal.

[@geezy9714]

Plus d'un million d'abonnés bien mérité ! Dire que j'ai commencé à suivre cette chaîne, on était à peine 100k... Le travail paye!👍🏾

[@mr.chefstv947]

i agree to this wonderful words. thank you

[@jujubismuth334]

C'est 200% fake mais bon... ça a le mérite d'exister ;)

[@Jo-ov1ec]

@@jujubismuth334 source? ne melange pas toutes les chaines

[@jimbayler4277]

@@jujubismuth334 : Pas faux 100 authentique ! Avez-vous déjà essayé d’acquérir l’une de ces compétences vous-même ? Quelle est votre expérience dans ces compétences ? Personnellement, j’ai fait beaucoup de ces choses dans les anciennes méthodes. Je suis un entrepreneur en construction, je connais des mains qui savent ce qu’elles font. @P. Skills est authentique.

[@jujubismuth334]

@@Jo-ov1ec source 😂 source que déjà les poules qu'il viens de ramener, c'est pas des poules sauvages, faut arrêter 5min, un animal sauvage tu le lâche, il s'en va... Deusio je sais pas si vous avez déjà fabriqué du fer, avec vos profils de fragiles ça m'étonnerais, mais si c'était le cas, vous devriez savoir que ça ce fait surtout pas comme il le fait lui... Certaines planches qu'il coupe sont etonament rectiligne (et il s'attarde pas trop dessus). Source que le lac artificiel en chaud vive pondu en 2 semaines, c'est grave abusé. Source que la caméra qui bouge parfois, ça veut dire qu'ils sont plusieurs. Etc...

[@mr.chefstv947]

I'm very glad to see this kind of vlog very satisfying and inspiring features of country side life. worth watching thank you for sharing this content im so inspired

[@kathycampbell8485]

Hello Brother! I make a banana bread that is so good and just right on moisture. I hadn't baked anymore since the last loaves in 2018 when my Dad died. He loved it just like always. You're ripen bananas made me think about making more finally at some point. 😊

[@johnhansen4794]

Banana Bread French Toast... Do it.

[@Coral_playsRoBlox]

:c

[@lionelboulay9732]

Banana bread corn flower and love ; dam can't wait

[@---Free-Comics---IG---Playtard]

Fried bananas (frying pan) in butter & honey. Good luck on the bread! +1

[@drakeslawnandgarden8450]

Dude, is this guy ever gonna do a catch and cook with fish from his pond? I need to see the fruits of his labor in action!

[@fuzzywu260]

What do you think he is going to eat in colder weather?

[@Lalalalalkk]

The fishes are still too small to be eaten.

[@orangehatmusic225]

Next year your chickens will help keep your corn pest free!

[@febjunie]

There is a good reason why you have over a million subscribers, Your English and explaining what you are doing is so clean and understanding 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 I can’t wait to see you start making block again,building a chicken 🐓 pen and explode the agriculture side of things. Keep up the great work

[@febjunie]

@@uncleroger3539 really, okaaay

[@cursedxistence]

That corn definitely didn't get the proper amount of nutrients, etc. it needed to grow, it's obvious from the length variation and kernel pattern. The garden needs to be terraced as it's too sloped and the rain is leeching nutrients away, and corn needs to be planted closer together to help prevent nutrients from leeching away in the rains. You also need a composting bin to add nutrients back into your garden and rotate the crop placement in the garden every season. Another thing I would suggest as a when you have no other large projects going and after the garden is terraced is making yourself some paving stones for in between the crop rows, this will greatly help reduce the amount of weeds, so less weeding and more nutrients for your food crops.

[@louisavevers9709]

Fantastic watching you! I always look for your videos.

[@nothingbutthebest513]

The perimeter around your field makes it easy for the mice to eat your corn and then run back into the bush. I would cut a wider berth around your field, and cut back the bushes and overhanging trees.

[@InDeathOnlyNothing]

You need to build a good Chicken Coop once your Chickens lay eggs and protect them from Predators/snakes and being eaten by them. I think Chickens eat their own eggs too.

[@9jatechie]

Dry the unripe bananas and make them into flour for future use and for feeding the chicken

[@meassamolchannel]

Look nice beautiful farming, I am also make similar content like you. Wish your video go viral..

[@batangareofficial2509]

you can boil your corn substitute to your rice you candy grind them also to make pouridge soup to make it tasty add so fish and river crabs to the soup

[@TEORI_IS_FAKTIV]

Дякую за відео щастя тобі

[@xjoelportox]

You should really consider making the roof from clay, since that will hold much longer than wooden boards

[@hairyMiracle]

you should make a scythe for grass! and these little chicks can fall down to the bottom of the mill..maybe it's better to make a little fence?

[@batangareofficial2509]

that was water cabbage here in the Philippines we called it kangkong we used that for our soursoup called sinigang usually fish or shrimp

[@the_realest_1707]

Water bajee aka water spinach. The old Indians that came to the Caribbean cooks this. Also I see the chines there eats it in my country Guyana. Here in the USA it’s sold in supermarkets

[@clodismccuien8082]

How do you plan on catching the fish? Are you going to make a fishing hook.... or are you going to use a net... I can't wait to see it

[@bzdunov_akakiy]

Что такое многоножка? Покажи пожалуйста разных насекомых и рептилий обитающих в вашей местности.

[@slimpikens]

Next you need to make a wok

[@Irczyn]

Add some bamboo tubes under the raft :D Nice to see You happy and enjoyed ;) Keep it cool :D

[@sarijuliana69]

Hay Hay from Indonesia love your video

[@halowojtas3490]

Why don't you get a scythe? You could use it to mow the edge of the pond in a standing position. It would be much easier for you and you would mow 3 times faster.

[@1975Per]

You should make a long scythe (the version where the handle is 2meters lng and the blade 1meter ) for when you're clearing grass etc. It will cut the working time down by 90%.

[@ruwanperera8379]

I wonder whether there are no snakes in your area? Be careful of them as they are well attractive to the smell of chickens and their noice. Before putting hand inside the chicken cage, check and ensure no snakes inside.

[@deandraalexa4406]

In my country it call kangkung,,delecious vegetables

[@evandawkins4805]

Keep it up bush man

[@QuiChiYang2]

Nixtamalization - soaking corn Kernels in lye water. The ancient Aztecs used lye water to increase the bioavaliability of niacin, phosphorus, magnesium, B12, etc. To make tortillas & tamales. Eating corn by boiling only provides carbohydrates & scant amounts of proteins.

[@9jatechie]

Better to tie a short stick to the end of the rope so the hen can drag it around while foraging but wont be able to run away when you need to bring it back in.

[@amaliabravo2203]

HOLA, te felicito por tu trabajo...Gracias por el aporte de las propiedades del maiz... se ve que lo disfrutas y sabes de que estas hecho.... me gustaria saber como esta ahora el primer hogar bajo las rocas, has vuelto alli ??? Y que paso con el refugio donde atrapaste al javali?? Realmente me gusto ese refugio... sigue adelante aqui esperamos tus videos con tus logros.... saludos desde New York.

[@batangareofficial2509]

try to catch a male rooster so that you can breed more chickens .a good harvest of corn but seems like rats are still destroying them set more traps to catch them rice and corn are also good feeds for the chickens

[@clodismccuien8082]

Maybe you should make a scythe for cutting the grass... it would make clearing for a garden easier for you

[@tile-maker4962]

You are going to have to show us how to store food sometime

[@accionalpina]

Algunas recomendaciones. Siembra maíz, frijoles y calabazas juntos. Se ayudan unos a otros. Prepara un estanque para bebedero de insectos, pon piedras que sobresalgan. Eso atraerá polinizadores.. Prepara la tierra para el cultivo desde ahora renueve la tierra, pon materia orgánica, harina, aserrín de madera, caca de gallina (un puño por costal es muy fuerte) y cubre. Durante el periodo de crecimiento de las plantas debes limpiar de hiervas cada 15 días. Pon chimeneas de desperdicio orgánico Corta la planta de plátano de la que quitaste la penca y deja uno o dos hijuelos y los demás siembra los en otra parte. 5 metros de separado.

[@خالداحمدجحاف]

من خلال مشاهدتنا لك ولحلقاتك ننذهل من الانجاز الذي تقدمه من دروس تعليميه وارشادات لكي يقوم المتابع بالعمل الصحيح والمفيد ونحن بدورنا نقول هل من شئ نقدمه يفيدك في عيشك ويجعلك تطمن في حياتك وتكون سعيد بعدها لماذا لاترتبط بزوجه ويكون لك ا ولاد وتحاول ان تنحت الجبال وتسكن فيها وتستخرج المعادن منها ولاتظطر للبناء دائما في غالبية حلقاتك فقد تاثرنا من غالبية المعاناه لرجل في ادغال الغابات المطيره كل احترامي لك وتشجيعي لجهودك الحسنه .، تحياتي

[@صلاح-ج5ع]

مبروك الدجاج🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓👍👍👍👍👍

[@laurencejaggi2354]

Jaime bien ce qu'il fait mais j'aimerais qu'il parle en français sa nous aiderais pour vous suivre

[@Dolan1962]

12:31 -- кастрюля ( посуда ) с крышкой -- явно не ручная работа 😁😁😁

[@jimbayler4277]

@@uncleroger3539 : "Fakery": No there is not. You have not built a case for it, and we certainly can't take your word for it !!

[@Davi_Cyrax]

Hey, good to see your videos! I have a doubt.. what about the mosquitoes? Have a source of water so close from your house is not a problem?

[@orlanduhden5842]

I love bananas. Do chickens or fish eat them? I watched a video where a farmer chopped up a banana plant and cooked it in a big pot and fed it to her pigs and her fish. After you fix your roof, will you be making a cement floor for your new buildings?

[@techy_gamer12]

I am waiting

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you!

[@jimbayler4277]

@@holmesmycroft2157 : You are the one who is obligated to define what the parameters "primitive" are. You are the one who is saying that his ancient skills are not primitive. Most of us recognize that what he does is primitive. The fact that you personally cannot do what he does, does not determine that @P. Skills is fake. It is very likely that you, yourself would be unable to operate the tools and equipment you claim he used to build his homestead. Do you even know which end of a shovel to hold ?! Why do you refuse to give us your definition of Primitive ?!!

[@dioscoroalvarado924]

here in the Philippines we called it KANGKONG or WATER SPINACH

[@romangerasimov3523]

It looks like you need to forge a scythe for grass. Cleaning grass with the power of the whole body is much faster and more efficient than using your hands.

[@sandravieira4512]

Legal, muito bom, gosto também da natureza

[@djehuty7771]

With enough iron, wouldn't it be possible to build a steam enginge? It would take time and effort no doubt, but it would be a great step forward and save a lot of manpower in the long run. Just the ability to make a proper sawmill alone would save so much time and energy. An automated and powerful grindstone, a pottery wheel, even a powered hammer to aid in the forging process.

[@andreyalekseev9317]

Почему бы тебе не сделать крышу на всех постройках постройках из черепицы? Глины под ногами полно, и печь для обжига у тебя вроде бы была

[@fuzzywu260]

You can also use some dry corn for corn tortillas or cornbread, or corn cakes(no sugar)

[@keithmoore5306]

the plants name, there's probably a dozen different names depending on location! and the chickens, you're going to have to build a chicken coop/house with a caged in yard for them!

[@rgeaster5696]

you need to add lye to the corn, it will release niacin from the corn. wash after then eat it.

[@kaitlynlsari681]

Yay bannana!!! It's good to see you enjoy the beautiful fruits of your hard work