No Garden Is Complete Without THESE! Sweet Corn and Watermelon!

Today we are planting our second summer garden. There are only going to be 2 crops in this entire garden, Sweet Corn and Watermelons!
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[@LivingTraditionsHomestead]

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[@u-tubeauditor321]

My seeder was doing the same thing expressional with the Silver Queen sweet corn seed,, Found out I really have to watch that pick up disk

[@helenrideout]

I watch with CC and the seeder was a "cedar". Took me a bit to figure out what that was until I saw it. Some of the CC are pretty strange. Love the videos.

[@noelhamilton8332]

Living traditions watch you most mornings 1st day of winter here in nz please advise price when shewing implements thanks and dont overheat noel.

[@RoderickGMacLeod]

@Living Traditions Homestead The first thing that poped into my mind re: high nitrogen for the corn is to isolate the drip irrigation from the corn and use a high nitrogen liquid fertilizer.

[@ThatCompostGuy]

I find the scoops are too close together for corn and tape them on the back side with clear scotch tape so every other scoop picks up a seed. Also, if you lean it to the right, the side the disc is on, you can walk beside the row instead of having to straddle it while using it. Makes it easier to walk without wobbling awkwardly. Also makes it easier for seed in the bottom of the hopper to fall into the scoops as they come along.

[@franriddiough2228]

I never saw another couple more in sinc with each other........... you're amazing people!

[@herbbearingseed]

Great to see admiration in each other for each other.

[@1949chefjojo]

That is one serious Gardening.

[@ferengiprofiteer9145]

16 fifty foot rows and not out of breath! Impressive.

[@patriciagreen9234]

I love watching your days on the farm. God bless.

[@Elizabeth-rp1pi]

You two are like a well oiled machine... a true pleasure to watch!

[@DKuzzin]

Got the sun of your ears!! Awesome!

[@wilmawebb833]

Sarah hope your surgery goes well,take it easy for a few weeks-years later you'll be thankfully you did-as you say God bless and take care.

[@michelebushnik2874]

Woot! Woot! So exciting! Perfect crops!

[@45Colleen1]

Wonderful job planting watermelon and sweet corn.

[@bustersmith5569]

Boy that tiller did a very nice job. ! 👍,

[@southsidecarly7427]

Yum yum watermelon and corn two of my favs❤️

[@herbhouston5378]

I so enjoy your videos! I've said this before, I'll say again... What a joy it is to watch the two of you work together and the relationship you have... The love exhibited that you have for each other isn't contrived or phony... Makes an old man (76) feel good to know that kind of love still exists❤

[@nel6211]

That's going to be quite a bit of melon and corn. Can't wait to see germination.

[@lindacasey1126]

Good luck with your corn and watermelon! Love you all!

[@pbrooks9895]

Sara, you certainly get your workout. Good luck.

[@dskim5848]

Looked like the seeder worked. Nice hat Sara. Hope the sweet corn and watermelons flourish.

[@dianr4210]

Sweet corn & watermelon. Now you need a section of okra and you'll be set of the year! Well, I like all the other stuff too, but those three are my favorites.

[@sharonanspach2734]

great invention indeed

[@sandraleishman878]

What a great accomplishment. Love watching your videos! Thank you for teaching us how to care about our food.

[@laural8875]

Hi Kevin & Sarah!! Great job on getting your corn & watermelon in the ground ... both are one of my favorite fruit & veggies. You are both an inspiration & I really appreciate all the hard work you both put in to share your lives with us all ... especially me! A bright light in these unsettling times! May God bless you both & your girls. I'm looking forward to seeing all that you are able to do with the new acreage & barn that you recently acquired. Thanks again for another wonderful video!

[@Gratusgratus]

Amazing and very interesting!

[@k.p.1139]

Good morning! I love growing sweet corn. I love growing corn, period..lol IF you are interested. When your corn gets about 2 feet tall, then sow a cow pea next to each one ( 4 inches-ish). I highly recommend one that vines, such as the Hercules. This will do a couple of things for you. It will be a constant supply of nitrogen for your corn- YAY...and it will vine up your corn stalks to help anchor them in the weather- ya again. It will shade the roots of your corn- so no weeds...and then..If you eat them you will have easy access, and it you don't your -Hope will be one happy girl :) Happy growing!

[@StarOnTheWater]

Great tip! I'm a great believer in permaculture and this explains all the benefits. :)

[@herbbearingseed]

@@StarOnTheWater Yip, the US natives used to grow beans WITH the corn and squash. Peas do the same thing as beans, but peas are NO way very productive for harvest like the beans. So if you just want nitrogen, pick either beans or peas, but if you would like a complimentary crop? Use beans, it is way more productive, and still gives nitrogen. Corn likes lower ph And sandy rich soil that has GENEROUS compost. Corn will starve the soil if not composted.

[@k.p.1139]

@@herbbearingseed - It all depends on the variety of peas, that you plant. We grow the southern cow pea( which will grow just about anywhere- I have grown them in Alaska :) ) and they produce more than we could ever use.! It's all difference in tastes. All good! :)

[@rosejafari8917]

I out blue lake pole green beans with my corn when it was 2' tall. 👌

[@sandrafishman6588]

Not sure if anyone else has suggested it but you might be able to keep the weeds down by growing squash plants among the corn. Native Americans called this the 3 sisters - corn, squash and beans; the corn becomes the pole for the beans and the squash acts as ground cover. As I have a small plot I don't grow corn but when I grow squash it does tend to keep the weeds down. Anyhow, it's just a thought.

[@mlang3066]

Excited about you growing sweet corn this year. Hope it’s a great crop for you. Just my opinion but thought I would share. I have found over the years that freezing corn seems to obtain that fresh sweet corn flavor so much better than canning it.. for some reason the canning process changes the flavor...it’s not a bad flavor and it’s good for making soups and stews and such, but if you want that fresh from the garden taste, we find freezing corn either whole kernel, creamed, or on the cob is sooooo much better... just my take on this subject as we’ve been gardening for many yrs... also if two kernels fall together when planting, you don’t have to thin. I’ve been planting peaches and cream for yrs by hand dropping 2-3 kernals about every 10 inches and it does wonderful... happy gardening guys, love your channel and all that you share with us.❤️❤️

[@oxygenfarmer6197]

Another great video. There is a positive side to a seedy watermelon... seed saving for the next year. Thanks for your wisdom, stay safe. (3300 views in the first hour.)

[@landoflincoln2336]

My Dad used one of those planters 40 years ago. Ours had a little arm that extended off of the side to mark the next row. I love peaches and cream and Illini!

[@HoosierHmstrdr94]

I always learn so much from you two! Tyvm! ♥️

[@131dyana]

Love that planter. I make a trench and plant by hand. Thar machine would save a lot of time.

[@redeemedranch6057]

ive started my corn seeds about 10 days ago. i have 2 inch sprouts now. im so excited.its my first corn grow. you guys are an inspiration. i have a doctors appointment come this friday. i hope all comes out well. please keep me in your prayers. as for now, im living the farming dream through your great videos. keep up the great work. May God richly Bless you

[@mulchindia1681]

After spending some time on your channel I thought I utilized my time in the correct way by seeing the correct video. I appreciate your work. It was really a nice channel and I was really impressed by seeing this video.

[@jzkartchner]

Never have weeds if you use my father's system for a weedless garden. "Son," he said, "weeds are like sins. If you hoe them before you can see them you will never have weeds." What he did was skimmed the surface of the soil (hoe, tiller, stirrup hoe, etc.) as soon as he could after every watering. You occasionally have to pull a weed or two next to a plant, but not often. God Bless!

[@paulaboynton8299]

I’ve tried growing sweet corn. Not a success. Because I work outside the home, I support local farmers as much as I can. Here’s the age old question about corn....how do you know when to harvest corn? The day before the raccoons get it.

[@genecherewyk5577]

try a variety trinity it is bi-color 70day to maturity when the silk is completely dry and the cobs feel firm to touch hope this helps

[@richardbutler5893]

Here in upstate New York, the raccoons tend to get into the sweet corn before it’s ripe enough for the way people like theirs. Fencing is the only way to be sure that the raccoons don’t eat any. The way I tell that the corn is ready to pick is by feeling the shape of the top of the ear just below the silk. If that part of the ear feels slender it’s not ready. When that area begins to feel fuller then the corn is ready. When it feels real plump it’s a bit over mature for the way we enjoy it. You can test this out by feeling of the ears that you buy from the market. You will find out out how those feel before you husk them and that will help you figure out how the corn you grow should feel for the way you like it best.

[@cherrydowns7745]

@@richardbutler5893 This is the guideline I use and it works really well for me. Thank you

[@Bernie5172]

if you only have a small amount, just put a net over it and tie up the bottom bit to keep the critters

[@stanleypennock2118]

Lol! You gotta love it! I've been working with the local deer herd and now have them trained to raid my corn patch the day BEFORE the raccoons arrive! Have a great growing season!

[@dianewilliamsbarbour4336]

We just got ours delivered yesterday; thanks for the recommendation

[@adamsprague2606]

What a breathe of fresh air! I’ll tell you what...I’ve been using my hands and dang that tractor sure looks nice!

[@triciasklodowske5653]

We're laying down our "ground cover". Got the 6 feet wide roll, they were out of all other's. Really liking it so far. Thank's for all the great video's. Stay safe and healthy. God bless

[@singncarpenter6270]

The thing I love the most about you two are your fantastic smiles and enthusiasm. Thanks for being a positive influence on so many.

[@melisagraham587]

We just celebrated our 32nd anniversary and have grown sweet corn most years so here’s my opinion on preserving it (hubby does most of the tilling, fertilizing, and garthering). The faster you can go from gathering to in the jar/freezer the better the taste and less starchy because as soon as it’s shucked the sugar start turning to starch. We love corn on the cob frozen, it’s practically as good as fresh. If you like the taste of fresh creamed/fried corn then cut it off the cob by barely taking the top of the kernel off and then getting most of it off the cob by scraping. I have a wooden corn cutter from our local county farmers coop that makes doing bunches so much faster and easier. If you like store bought canned cream style corn 🤢 then go ahead and can it in pints as per Ball recommendations. It tastes just like the tin can, in my humble opinion. 🥴 (a waste of time and a good lid). My corn cutter can cut off whole kernel but it’s easier to me with a knife and it is excellent canned in pint jars for eating fresh or in soups and stews. You have both shared so much with us I thought I finally have a chance to pay you back in kind. Sweet corn is one of our staples, like tomatoes, peppers and okra.

[@PRDreams]

When you feel like not doing anything and Living Traditions reminds you that you need to get going. 🤗

[@debbieedwards5093]

Yaria Samavan Carlan lol,the only problem is....after I watch them do all they do, then I'm too tired to do anything I need to do, lol

[@willowsverge3046]

debbie edwards lol

[@bening77]

Yeay enjoy

[@chrismoore9686]

So good! LOL

[@sarahk5276]

I usually watch the videos at 2x speed, but sometimes I forget that, and I think man they move so much faster and get so much more done than me. 😉

[@gelwood99]

I really wish you would try using the PVC method of planting seeds. Take a 2" diameter piece 3' tall, place the pipe in place, drop the rabbit poop in, drop the seed, and move on. The pipe is pressed in as deep as the seed needs to be, as you remove the pipe, step on the seed to make it have good contact with the soil! It makes planting seeds so much faster and easier on the body!

[@trytobetheballpeople]

Love It! Subscribed and Liked!! Nice work you two!

[@paigegough6929]

You could mulch with grass clippings when they are a bit bigger and water in with fish emulsion they both provide nitrogen

[@jrod4488]

I live in NE kansas. And I always used to grow peaches and cream sweet corn. I recently however have switched to ambrosia sweet corn and it is now by far my new goto sweet corn. Keep up the great videos.

[@michaelwalker5577]

If you tilt the seeder to the right when your planting, you'll get a little more consistent seed dispersal.

[@LivingTraditionsHomestead]

Yep, did that!

[@beckymiller2185]

Best of luck no weeds in the corn. You two are awesome.

[@cruciferousvegetable]

Next year try 6 feet watermelon spacing. I have had success with sweet corn on plastic mulch raised beds with drip tape. I gave up though due to racoons. I know someone who had great success with sweet corn on bare soil using a Troy built bronco tiller. The bronco is 10 or 12 inches wide. They planted closer and thinned down using the bronco to create the rows. They tilled in a grid pattern providing an easy weed free environment.

[@willow3310]

I love this garden! Its a BBQ side dish garden! I have learned so much from watching your journey! thank you you guys are a blessing

[@fatbackcrowe2448]

Hoss Tool seeder work great

[@LivingTraditionsHomestead]

The Hoss Tools seeder was 3 times the price and this one seems to be working great!

[@laurieweichelt9975]

I sure do enjoy watching your videos. They give me new ideas we may want to incorporate into our gardening (which seems to be getting less and less as years go by), but if I had my way, we would have the old times back to a minimum of 1/2 acre in garden. OH, I meant to mention to you on your fly spraying video, that instead of measuring 4 Tablespoons, do the 1/4th cup - they equal the same, AND You can put vinegar and Garlic into their water and have it be effective as well :-) That is what I do for my horses.

[@margadanks4528]

It’s gonna be 92 here in Iowa, I hope you guys got peaches and cream corn, which is one of the. Tasty ones I think, hope u guys have much success!❤️❤️❤️❤️. Here in Iowa we plant the rows about 18 inches to 24 inches apart not three foot!

[@alisabundrick4707]

Ya'll are a wonderful example of patience in doing things well and right....everyone wants to take shortcuts and I believe that the end result is often lacking. I am praying for a productive year for your gardens! God Bless! (Excuse me....I should not have said "everyone" wants to take shortcuts... some folks do take their time...Sometimes being smart and working hard is the best route.)

[@donaldmiller8629]

@ Alisa Bundrick , Working smart is even better ! Then maybe you won't have to work quite as hard .

[@alisabundrick4707]

Maybe that's one of the reasons Americans are so out of shape.... working hard with our brains not our bodies. A good balance is best. Thanks

[@jeffrobison2013]

when i was young and dad still farmed some he would plant 4 rows of sweet corn at the edge of the farm corn field, just epmty the planter and add in the sweet corn seed. we used an old 2 row ihc planter and it worked great for it. the rows were 1/4 mile long and got cultivated along with the other corn and we did not spray any chemicals.

[@colleenkrall630]

When you thin corn, you can transplant the extra around your garden where needed to fill in. I'm planning to start the seeds ahead of time and then put the plants in when several inches tall. Maybe I can beat the bugs.

[@LivingTraditionsHomestead]

Good idea!

[@mitchwing7086]

My people use the 3 sisters for corn

[@tinster01]

My grandparents used that seeder. We loved it

[@mickichikwinya5519]

You should add a bit more description about the video topic so people can search by topic and find your videos. E.g. No Garden is Complete without drip irrigation, watermelon, and sweet corn. Or something like that. I search by topic all the time and am thankful when I can find one that is a good match from the title alone. Your channel is growing so well. Congrats!

[@julipolito7761]

Wow! A good days work, you guys! Can we see how the water comes out of the tape? Just curious.. thank you for posting this hard days work. 🥰❤️

[@bjquilts29]

We've had a seeder for years. Don't know the brand. We love it. We use it with great success for sweet corn, beans and sunflowers.

[@debbihobbs4592]

I enjoy watching you do anything and everything on the homestead. It makes me happy to watch other people grow their food, their children and their lives. I love the cycle of life that you share.

[@MrsMags]

We buy sweet corn from a local farm. I tried canning it, but sweet corn browns. It tastes fine, but the color is off putting and the texture is overcooked. We prefer to freeze our fresh cut sweet corn in quart size freezer bags. Each bag makes enough for two meals for our family of 5 adults. We do 12 dozen ears for enough to last all year. My chickens get the cobs and then everything is composted.

[@straubdavid9]

Love Peaches&Cream corn. Your watermelon patch is gonna be "busy" with all those plants. I was truly impressed (re. jealous) of your patch last year ... some real beauties. If you need a taste tester, I'm available for all things related to eating watermelons ~8^) Have a great day you guys ... take care.

[@kennethdouthit2323]

I purchased a fertilizer attachment for my planter and it works well for row crops, but you can't have any lumps in the fertilizer, otherwise the lumps can clog up the discharge chute

[@tammyharper2514]

I have planted/grown corn for years every year. I have always planted 3 seeds together every 12-15 inches apart. I don't know if that makes any difference in yield or strong stalk support fpr high winds. I enjoy every video and have used a few of your ideas. It's exciting planting a garden every year.

[@larryschmitt2513]

I have used one of those for years, it alway did a great job for us. This year we are using the ground cover so we only used it for our turnips

[@dannyhart2490]

Planting half-runner beans with the corn not only gives you a double harvest but the beans do a very good job of shading out weeds. Did you consider a staggered planting? Good luck. Can't wait to see how it turns out.

[@LivingTraditionsHomestead]

Good idea for another year!

[@preppedforeternityhomestea2848]

This is exactly how we plant our garden in the ground cover We have done it this way for the last two yrs. I do plan to pull the ground cover up at the end of the summer and till and add compost next yr. Hope your corn works out for you guys!!

[@shelacharles3908]

You were posted for 16 minutes when I tuned in. It is 1824hrs here in the Philippines. Gives you and idea of how long or short a period it takes before being seen around the world. We are 12hrs ahead of east coast time. Love your gardens, what you plant and knowledge of how to manage the crops & critters. I am a USA ex-pat, retired in the Philippines.

[@elainechristensen81]

The Earthway Seeder was a hunk of junk for me! Tried it over and over...never did well for my garden. My corn did the best when mulched heavily with wood chips. The best corn ever for us!

[@wallstreethomestead5979]

Looks great, will be fun to see that garden grow Thank you for sharing.

[@utabrookes9545]

Corn draws grasshoppers

[@kellyhale2778]

I didn't know it but I heard you can cut watermelon in chunks and freeze it and when you go to eat it it taste like fresh picked.

[@adamsprague2606]

I can’t quit watching...I’m gonna have to tase some of them watermelons and sweet corn!

[@adamsprague2606]

Lol...amen to the eating part!!! That’s the reward...god bless yuns too

[@rebeccajones9735]

The best sweet corn I ever tasted is "summer sweet" and I got seeds from Twilley Seed Co. My daddy used to plant it. I planted 500 seeds. I hope it does well...

[@wordvendor1]

I pray you have tremendous success with your corn!!! The best thing in the middle of the winter is to open a package of sweet corn from the freezer...yum. My mom used to do up tons of it.

[@Humilityismyaim]

Thanks for sharing! I did my work yesterday, and watching you work wore me out. Ha Ha. ..Joh 12:24 Verily, verily, I say unto you, Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone: but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit.

[@tessie652001]

I have one of them tools yeahhh

[@Bernie5172]

Y'All are going to be on the end of a chipping for days in the corn patch

[@randyvinson7736]

Could you use liquid fertilized through your drip system by putting the fertilized after the watermelons in other words put your fertilized after your watermelon plants in your drip system

[@michaeljameson1046]

Talk about take me back to a time in my life when I was doing all of that 15 years ago or maybe a little longer its a beautiful thing that you guys are doing. yep had rabbits to melons and corn ow yeh. Those earthway seeders are great I think you might need a little more nutrients on the melons I will be watching keep up the great work luv your videos cheers.

[@georgeearls3338]

My favorite melon is Charleston Grey, it tastes great and sweet. I also like the black diamond. Have you tried either one of those?

[@tmaryso43williams10]

should try the 3 sisters plantings. Corn, pole beans and squash. Research the method

[@jimf1964]

I grew the same corn. It would have been a success, but I didn't have an electric fence! 😭. It was a large suburb garden. Very large by suburb standards. The squirrels and raccoons had never seen corn before, but they knew exactly when it was time to pick it. Out of three 20" rows, I got about 15 cobs

[@griseldaosorio9664]

🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️😂😂😂😂😂 sorry for you... I'm also in suburbs and trying corn... lets see how I do 😁👍

[@jimf1964]

Griselda Osorio Lol, all one laughing faces will be replaced soon 😃 Good luck with it. I always had some stuff getting stolen, but when the I grew corn, they would chew the stock to make it fall over, then steal the cob. Other than that, it was pretty easy for me to grow. Only other issue I had was big storms could blow them down.

[@ellapalmer3577]

~~Questions ~~ How do you feel about raising Quail vs your meat Chickens, cost and hassel, just getting into quail and I am thinking it would be easier to raise one batch of meat chickens in the spring and one in the fall and be done with it.. We also need to see an update on your Potatoes. Ours look wonderful hoping they are doing just as good underneath.

[@kimedge7493]

I know why I like to watch your hard work. It's said in a quote by Jerome K. Jerome: "I like work; it fascinates me. I could sit and watch it for hours." :D

[@liansanham1198]

I love these guys 😍 I have been watching them and their daughters and they remind me that one day my husband, children and I can achieve our dream! Sarah is solely responsible for the fact that I am no longer terrified of canning! You can see my husband's channel "hilltop homegrown" and see how far we have got so far. We only have 0.4 acres in a very built up area at the moment but one day we will be on our own self sufficient farm.

[@deborahrutherford5244]

Earth way has a fertilizer attachment that you can put 47-0-0 nitrogen next to your corn after it comes up. I know you might not want to use commercial fertilizer just wanted you to know.

[@sharoncops7160]

❤

[@deneicesmith3119]

I just love watching you videos. I have a question. How far apart did you plant your sweet corn.

[@bradhugo8973]

Can't wait to see how the watermelon turn out!!

[@threerivershomestead]

So amazing. Can't wait to see your harvest this fall!!

[@sasje25021976]

have you tried the three sisters method? (corn, squash and beans)

[@roseeckstein6534]

Why so much watermelon? I’ve never heard of anybody canning or freezing watermelon and I was thinking I’d heard earlier that you were only going to grow what you could eat. I’m just curious, I love watching you guys

[@freepress6665]

Three inches deep on corn yealds best

[@barbvoth940]

How do you use your harvested sunflowers? For eating?

[@stanleypennock2118]

That's a lotta sweet corn! You might wish you had planted 8 rows of 65 day corn and 8 rows of 85 day corn of just plant half and plant the rest 2-3 weeks later. If you get the production we all hope for you are going to be REALLY BUSY canning it! Keep these great videos coming! Thanks!

[@jamiet9132]

I just got my drill auger in the mail yesterday... I got it to plant my tomatoes and peppers! Thanks for the advice!.. Im 27 weeks prego and its getting harder to reach the ground!

[@rosejafari8917]

Keep exercising and delivery should be easy. Take care of the family.

[@christopherscallio2539]

I guess you have your reasons for seeding 15 of the 16 corn rows. You started at the second row. See the foot prints.

[@laurengoode9893]

Have you ever trellised watermelon to save space? I have limited garden space this year and am trying it with my cantelope, cucumber, and pumpkin....we'll see! (The cantelope and pumpkin I am expecting to have to support....I am worried about the pumpkins being too heavy!)

[@sailinglucydaye9930]

What’s better than watermelon and sweet corn? I know! Cantaloupe! I love cantaloupe, it’s my favorite fruit. No such thing as having too much of it. I grow it here on the boat hydroponically.

[@gilliegilbert3353]

My dad has one of those planters and uses it to plant everything. He loves it.