High Arch Wheel Hoe | Plowing OKRA | Hoss Tools

[@helenodetroyo7035]

PERFECT TOOL, NO NEED FOR FUEL!

[@jeffgoff4421]

I have really enjoyed my high arched wheel hoe from Hoss. I use mine mainly for hilling and side dressing my corn and covering drip tape. I plan on picking up a regular double wheel hoe to keep from having to change attachments so much. They're worth every penny!

[@c.j.rogers2422]

I've been watching Hoss' channel lately; I like the people and the tools.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Great People to work with at Hoss Tools

[@farmerwayne1404]

Nice looking garden folks!! Right tools for the right job!!

[@MsLippy]

That is a awesome tool to add to a gardeners tools. Sure miss growing okra; but for now we can purchase from farmers.. your green thumb, and garden wisdom has done it again!!!! Thanks Mr Danny

[@markcooperartcomofficial]

I'm happy to see that you have a tool that makes your job easier.

[@sunkisshomesteadgardens9997]

I was surprised how well the plow worked. I think it would pay for its self over time. Thanks for sharing the info.

[@karenbuchanan2340]

Must be really satisfying to grow as much food as possible and work the earth

[@TheGreenThumbGardeningChannel]

Man I love Looking, Listening, and Learning from what I see in you and Wanda's video uploads Danny! Good morning to you both from here in the garden in Tifton my friends, blessings continued of abundance there at your homestead!

[@jerrylittle8922]

The Green Thumb Gardening Channel Tifton Ga?

[@mattingly1217]

I just watched this and it gave me the garden fever ... just love fresh dirt... I'm gonna get one of those high arches... already got the double and single...man... I think I'll watch it again... lol

[@denniskemnitz1381]

Not a single weed growing.Dennis

[@countreegirl]

That's a great tool. Looked like it was pretty easy to use and did a great job! Thanks for sharing it!

[@jtharp9265]

Mr. Danny & beautiful Mrs. Wanda , I started another crop of okra * got 15 last night and cut them up put in buttermilk ,then cornmeal/ flour - OH my I could eat okra & sweet potatoes everyday . Still getting okra , I learned , 4 grew to long they were woodie.... I ordered star of David for spring - God bless you Josette Tharp Montgomery County, Texas 🙏🏻

[@keithsutton9207]

That looks very handy tool I'll have to put that on my dream list thanks for sharing God bless 🙏 😇

[@keithsutton9207]

@Carolyn Fulton I live in northern Michigan I don't grow okra up here when I'm down south I eat it when I used to drive truck I was looking at the tool for my gardens up here. I watch Danny's (Deep South homestead) here because he uses a lot of the old tools and the old techniques the techniques can be still use up here, he is a wealth of knowledge far more than I. I have about a 50 by a hundred feet in this year next year I will have about three and a half acresI need to use all my tools that can to keep up with everything I will pray that your garden will do well and that you can put up all you can. God's blessing 🙏😇

[@danielzukle5471]

Awesome product! Awesome video! Nice to see how easy Hoss Products make ones life on a homestead. Be careful, Stay Healthy.

[@gerrymarmee3054]

The weather has been a real challenge all over the country this year.

[@SouthernCountryLiving]

Hey Danny, I really like how that Hoss plow works.

[@autosalvage]

thats a tool to own right there well designed and works great saves time and when u save time u save money that is a must have tool good video

[@robertvail3677]

Oh those rows are purdy.😀

[@perpetualfarmer8635]

Thanks for sharing this video, as I came across Hoss Tools channel a week ago but I like to see other people using their equipment.

[@cdlady54_95]

Very good tool. Thank you for sharing and be safe.

[@OakCity7797]

Your soil is amazing.

[@naplescajun]

We have never used a hoss tool. We need to check out their channel! Thank you for sharing this information with us.

[@stevenjones2437]

yes i agree great tool plus you have great voice explaining

[@bethmitchell2512]

That has been a game changer for us. Our gardens have never stayed so clean and neat. Good video.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Yes it is a game changer.

[@arthurdewith7608]

Yes I do all the weeding myself not by choice but that’s how much I love gardening

[@TheMacs1]

Great video and garden areas look great!

[@donniemcninch5389]

Amazing you talked me into it lol 😁😉

[@rickballard1627]

And you don't have to go to the gym for any exercise. Thanks for sharing your place guys appreciate your videos 😊

[@marieholly559]

Beautiful garden!!!

[@ianmccaughan7121]

I have used one of these tools in the uk getting rid of nettles and worked a treat .The one I used was from the 50s.

[@denniskemnitz1381]

I live near Fort Riley army base. I bought several very old wheel horse units I located near there. A little used motor oil for lubrication and a few bolts and washers to secure the handles brought the units back on line in my garden. These units may have come to Kansas on the ARK 1. HAHAHA Dennis

[@saltwaterinmyveins]

I went by Hoss tools headquarters yesterday. Greg showed me the Cherokee Tan Pumpkin he planted from your seeds. It was amazing how vigorous those things are. Greg and Travis have a first class operation going on, also it's all made in South Georgia.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

AWESOME. Their Cherokee Tans are amazing!! Wish we could see them in person. Thank you for sharing

[@saltwaterinmyveins]

Yes sir!

[@ellacharnley1689]

Winding Pines Ranch h

[@jon2564]

I really like the operation of the Hoss seed planter. I'll be getting one of those for sure.

[@jklxyx3629]

I love the stirrup hoe attachment for my double wheel hoss cultivator. I bought the seeder hoss makes too. Nice channel👍

[@mack5233]

That good gardening tool, l am going check that out, had to replant my garden 3 times this year, live south of the Missouri basin about 15 miles, too much rain. Thanks Danny

[@mariannesouza8326]

Mack 2 Wow, that’s too bad. I hope you get a good yield. 🌽🥒🥕🥬

[@myminifarm5700]

Very good video. New friend nice meeting you

[@tommathews3964]

Well done Danny! You can't beat those Hoss products! I wouldn't take anything for mine! I do need a set of those new winged sweeps! I'm interested to try the offset brackets for the handles now too. That's a beautiful bed after you finished! Good luck with that okra!

[@Freedomfarm25]

Awesome, we have the same kind of okra going too.

[@LeeCraftyHomestead]

WOW! That amazing tool. looks like it work very will for the job. thanks for sharing

[@happilyretiredmark2964]

It looks like a good product but wow they are proud of them. Good luck with the okra. If it makes like it does here in Georgia you'll be wrapped up cutting okra with that many rows and plants! Stay cool!

[@janie2shoes537]

It looks like it worked good.

[@animequeen78]

I could use this if I ever got to start a farm.

[@wanamcwhirt7911]

I am also planting the Clemson spineless okra for the first time

[@michaelcook768]

Works great! One pass, and it's done.

[@donnastormer9652]

This year I did an okra trial with Burgundy red, Clemson and Jambalaya. Jambalaya far out produced the other 2 but I learned a few tricks I’ll replay from now on. I use drip tape and planted on each 1 ft emitter, because we got an excessive amount of rain this summer I learned that you can grow Jambalaya okra a couple extra inches longer without them getting woody if you water heavily. I also cut each leaf when harvesting each okra. That makes the tight spacing more tolerable

[@johnjwalshjr3168]

I need them lol.

[@patricksmith9297]

I use Clemson spineless and it does very well here around Valdosta.

[@sherrywatkins308]

Nothing but nice!

[@danigarcia6625]

Cool..!

[@roberttombrella6764]

Debbie-Texas. We've grown the Clemson spineless for 2 yrs with great results in central TX. Hope it does well for you all

[@kellybearden5697]

A grandkid with a makeshift harness to pull from the front, makes work a lot easier.

[@carterseib223]

Kelly Bearden haha that’s funny lol

[@franciscosolanoaguiar9947]

Me gusta mucho , soy metalurgico y no me es dificil hacer una herramienta igual me gusta el campo la siembra , gracias por enseñar .bendiciones

[@cabbyhubby]

I use my little brother !

[@brandyweems8326]

And cheaper 🤭

[@sylviayvette]

Nice

[@elwoodmaurice6011]

That's the only okra I've planted here for years. Does great in Mobile. Till the first frost.kills it.

[@tubularguynine]

Hey, from Fairview, Elwood!

[@etsbeagles8012]

Clemson Spineless has always been a star producer for us. I think you'll like it.

[@shawnz5272]

I second that Clemson is great. I average around 1,350 lbs per acre everyday

[@jasper4685]

Keen machine. New spot for gardens is clay. Sticky gooey clogging muck. I wonder? Hilling 🌽 too.

[@pegpeg3939]

I wonder about clogging too. My ground isnt dry like that ever

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

It isn't easy to use on wet clotted soil. We used a tiller before planting and it pulverized our soil. Plus it is sandy and drains in a day.

[@bunnylu71]

Good video! Handy tool to have, but out of my price range..

[@thatguyc5899]

I bought a restored cast iron planet jr two wheel hoe. I am looking forward to using it this growing season. I am confident it will be easier than a hand hoe. I also assume the weight of the cast iron will help make it more functional in heave soil.

[@mattingly1217]

Can you do a video of just working the dirt with all the attachments? Lol this is terrible addiction I have... I'm even in the excavating business... so yeah I love my job ya think? Lol

[@lodprice2343]

Looks like you were able to do a good job with the wheel hoe. I would like to one in use in person.

[@jurassicgardener3136]

Hope the heat index stays low enough to keep working your stuff the way you want.

[@mitchdickson254]

Your making me tired Danny LOL! Believe I'll just crank the Troy Built Horse and let it do all that work ;)

[@kennethrodery4636]

How wide is your rows for okra

[@denniskemnitz1381]

What did you leave for the bugs to eat??

[@denniskemnitz1381]

Is the soil wet. I do not see weeds.Dennis

[@donnastormer9652]

I love my 12 inch osolating attachment from Hoss. Does it do the same thing ?

[@deborahwagner9033]

good morning i need one of this tools

[@JAMESlock1911]

I used a similar product that my grandpa had when I was young. It worked great then so i ordered one today for my garden. Why purchase an expensive gas tiller when you can work the soil by hand? Basic hand tools can accomplish alot.

[@seepingspringsfarm6017]

would like to try the star of David some year. I can the clemson by oag s method. Has become staple in our diet.

[@charliehunnicutt8488]

I agree, Great tools but too pricey for a poor man!

[@arthurdewith7608]

Buy a tractor then repair it see the cost or buy herbicides a big jug $$$

[@johnndavis7647]

Watch that clemson okra. It grows so fast it gets too big if you skip picking for a few days.

[@kirkout7366]

Use A tiller. Cheaper /faster

[@jiggslott1953]

Hi Danny where do you live I would like to come visit you

[@mwilliamshs]

What's the ponytail thing? Never understood that.

[@xavieralvarado988]

Will it work on gumbo

[@cindybonem494]

Be careful with your heart, study’s show that people with heart problems are low in magnesium, soaking in Epsom salts everyday, is a great way to get the magnesium that you need.

[@VickiTakacs.]

I use a magnesium spray.

[@1charlastar886]

Magnesium glycinate orally or magnesium 'oil' (magnesium chloride) on the skin that Vicki mentions absorbs quickly right in through the skin.

[@Aherndon55]

Can you use any of the Hosses tool to bust the original sod to start a garden?

[@FreeAmerican]

It would be very difficult. You need to plow it once or be in an established garden. You could use tarps to kill the grass on a new plot and it might work.

[@denniskemnitz1381]

Get tool out to "work" garden soil when soil moisture is optimum. You can observe optimum soil moisture because the wheel hoe with properly mounted tool "most likely" functions better than a dirt spade or garden hoe. Dennis

[@topjob1000]

That thing will work a man to death up here in this Tennessee clay soil.

[@Alibaba5243-r3i]

How I can buy one same

[@demetriuspowell29]

I planted a variety called cow horn

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

I've grown it it's a good producer.

[@jerrylittle8922]

👍

[@Rdrake1413]

They are nice but too pricey for me.

[@tomjones4318]

You do understand china intends to destroy America?

[@Rdrake1413]

@@tomjones4318Who was talking about China? I have 2 American made tractors and an American made planter. My comment was the Hoss planter was more than I would pay.

[@pelmanelengemulongo9981]

Interesting tool. What are the dimensions of the garden? I would like to estimate the speed it would take to do the same task on a bigger garden. Thanks

[@sshumkaer]

I just don't understand why it's so hard for people now day to say hey, I get paid a commission for each Hass Tool you buy lol. Just say it, its not a big deal.

[@VickiTakacs.]

I always wonder why folks don't just mulch but maybe this is quicker and easier? Nah, you'd only have to mulch once.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

We tried mulching but the fire ants took over.

[@VickiTakacs.]

@@DeepSouthHomestead You're very smart so I knew there was a darn good reason. Do they eat it? They need to come up with a mulch the ants don't like.

[@80krauser]

@@VickiTakacs. Fire ants just take advantage of any covered ground. Cinder blocks, plywood sheets of tin doesn't matter. They like the shade and soft ground

[@VickiTakacs.]

@@80krauser I did see them eat right through some container plants he had in the lean to greenhouse. They sort of remind me of termites or locusts.

[@turdferguson5300]

Now for the punch line, that thing is almost $500. If it came with an engine or a mule... maybe ? I'd have one if they were reasonably price or a little high.

[@kirkout7366]

That thing will wear an old man out

[@anya_tayde3010]

हे मशीन कुठे भेटतात त्याची किंमत काय आहे मला पाहिजे

[@StephenTangSan-ll6uu]

ကျနော်ကြိုက်တယ်ဘယ်လောက်လဲ

[@ralphtaylor787]

I don’t have time for weeds...

[@emiliomateo1062]

Sambari speak spanish

[@giovanniciulla3004]

Ķ Ķ.

[@michaelmorris1802]

TPA from the man who got his free. I like the channel, but I really despise TPA... it's just fake news.