JLF Fertigation: home-made fertiliser using the venturi

[@stevejohnstonbaugh9171]

You are propagating lantern bush by air rooting! Very cool and may it be a smashing success! In part, I hope it is successful so you are encouraged to do a lot more of it! Plan for time in the shade house when you make the separation cut. Give the young roots a serious chance to develop. I would hold them until the next rain season starts. 😊 Congratulations on the arrival of Luci. She looks like she is going to be a great dog. Very observant and curious already ♥ Netafim products are great. You can't go wrong because their products always deliver what they say they will. I like their tubing with emitters built in because they equalize pressure along the entire run. A little pricey but worth it because of the consistency from beginning to end. If you find an emitter where it is not needed, just wrap the tube with a couple of turns of plastic electrical tape. Seals it right up. The venturi fertilizer injector worked like a charm. My suggestion is always to water just as the sun comes up. If you water grasses at night there is always the chance you will encourage fungus. At sunrise, you know it won't be long before the leaves dry and the fungus risk goes away. Impact sprinklers; If you shop around on line you will find that for not too much more money you can buy an impact sprinkler that has different size orifices. Changing to a smaller orifice will increase the radius. Showing both crop circles in detail (+ a look from the drone, too) would also be great content. I did not realize you had two circles! That's GREAT. Do you have some means of closing one off to give it a rest? A more in depth look at your liquid fertilizer operation is also a good video (and a short -Just the pic of the fertilizer leaving the bottle would pique peoples interest) I'm surprised you are not adding manure. Maybe in cheese cloth like a tea bag? If this is the end of the rainy season it would be good to get some drone footage (especially the creek bed below your dam) on file for comparison at the end of the dry season. Likely a huge difference! And I'm betting the creek bed will stay green. Are the goats putting on weight as you would expect? So many questions - I should just come and camp out! I ask because I am excited to see you being successful, making a difference. Bravo! 😊

[@glen7661]

Wishing you lots of rain!

[@amongstthefynbos6790]

Dit bly so interessant wat julle doen! Mag jul vele sukses beleef!🎉

[@Going_Galt]

Also consider a muslin bag with chicken manure suspended in your water barrel, infusing the water like a tea bag.

[@stevejohnstonbaugh9171]

Here is a video you may enjoy regarding the occasional waterway that fills your dam. This is what I expect to see below your dam over the next few years...not beavers but a greening of the waterway from your manmade beaver dam. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIOQZnlvrZKZo9E If you can build more dams in that waterway over time - well you can imagine the results. 😊 The first indicator will likely be the goats heading into the waterway. THen you'll know there ae tender shoots to be had. IF that happens, it will be a good place for an orchard. ♥