NO-TILL cow-assisted potatoes!

[@odalisolive1269]

It’s a good word picture of life. It’s not so much what is on the outer surface, but what’s underneath in our hearts. May we be true believers in sincerity and humility. Thank you fir sharing!!

[@ClintSnyder]

So true! Thanks for sharing!

[@thePlasmoids]

wow great video. looking forward to trying to your techniques for growing potatoes.

[@nathanthompson4600]

Great video!! I love that you made the planting and harvesting a family activity, it looks like you guys had lots of fun! :)

[@ClintSnyder]

Thanks! We sure try to make things fun. :)

[@ry2yb]

Beautiful family!

[@ClintSnyder]

Thank you!

[@kapwakomahalko7]

🙌🙌🙌 *On another video I watched a dad build a 3-bedroom house with his family,* (wife and 4 kids) . *Family is our LORDGOD's wonderful gift. Praise The LORD AMen! Our LORD GOD BLESS YOU/FAMILY SO MUCH MORE.* New Sub here Sir. People would b glad to give financial support as a way of GOD's blessings, maybe it'd be a good idea to create a Patreon.

[@ClintSnyder]

Thanks… I’m really bad with computer stuff actually… but maybe one day I’ll get there! haha. I’ve never looked at patreon but i’ll check it out. :) thanks!

[@wendtgonefishing]

Aren’t you worried about the glue in the cardboard ? Seems that could be dangerous to eat

[@wildandthriving]

Great question and yes it’s best to be weary of adding in factory made items to your garden! We don’t use weed cloth for this reason. Cardboard glue is plant based and biodegradable, but still, we won’t be using it with our potatoes next time. We wanted to see if there was any noticeable difference when using it....But because we didn’t notice any difference between cardboard and no cardboard, not even in weed suppression, we definitely won’t be using it next time. :) Thanks!

[@alfredbalauro3215]

He used the word puka. He's from Hawaii.