Gardening: Laying Down an entire Truck Load of Mulch!

[@Bobs-bd3yo]

Your garden looks great! We just added 40 cubic ft ( baged) of ceder mulch to our raise bed garden and yes the fabric helps to keep the weeds out. We enjoy your vides, thanks

[@DnSAdventures]

Thanks Bob! Awesome, those chips probably look just as nice as they smell! Thanks for watching and following along! - Shane

[@shellyross8283]

Wow, y'all have been so busy. The homestead is looking great. I love your channel and all your positive content. Thanks for sharing.

[@DnSAdventures]

Yes mam! Always something to get done around this property! :) Thanks so much, really appreciate comments like this! Keeps me motivated to push out more content! - Shane

[@reelravenfishing1677]

Loving the homestead videos and the hiking in Virginia videos! I'm down in Florida, but hoping to move to south central Virginia soon, and do some fishing, gardening, hiking, kayaking, etc. Your videos are really helpful for me to get some idea of what to expect in the area. Keep up the good work, and update on the garden/trees when you can! Also, when my mom used to have a garden in NH, she would always put marigolds around the garden, and also human hair from when we got our hair cut to repel critters. deer and rabbits hate the hair smell, and it's also good fertilizer.

[@DestinationEarth]

Wow, your place is looking so nice!

[@DnSAdventures]

Thanks sir! A little sweat equity goes a long way as I'm sure you guys are finding out at your new place! - Shane

[@texasaustralianlabradoodle9994]

Hello and happy New Year! I was wondering if you could share information on the tractor you’re using on your homestead? Appreciate you helping a newbie:)

[@paulbrooks2255]

How many yards?

[@DnSAdventures]

They say 3 scoop fulls per truck load and 3 cubic yards per scoop. So we had 9 in the first truck load and had 9 more delivered to fill in some of the other gardening areas. (With a little left over). :)