Preparing The Ground For Growing Season. Start To Finish

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

Hey everyone, I mentioned a while back that I would start making videos of gardening next year and this is in preparation of that. Next week I will upload my first vintage food unopening in a while. Thanks for watching everyone and have a great day

[@benjaminkaiser9629]

Can’t you boil the water?

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

@@benjaminkaiser9629 yes I definitely can, I would probably run it through a water purifying filter because believe it or not well water can give some people urinary tract infections because of the extra fine particles in it

[@benjaminkaiser9629]

Also being an amateur meteorologist.. by looking at your location I peg you at the Pacific Northwest… I think a possible Pineapple Express could happen in a few weeks if weather models hold

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

@@benjaminkaiser9629 I live in Maine

[@LikaLaruku]

I need tips on growing potatoes.

[@johammond9359]

Another Fantastic video. Love it. Very impressed with your knowledge. Can't wait to see what your garden will look like and grow. 👍

[@imjodanc]

I, excited for spring just so I can have videos on your garden.

[@jeremiahallyn4603]

It's amazing how tiny ants can do so much damage to a huge tree. I loved watching you work, and that fire burning, when you sped it up. You do a really great job at projects like this, and I wish you lots of luck with your garden. Stay safe and happy holidays to ya too ✌️🎄

[@2212db]

I have a lot of respect for people who clean their tools before they clean themselves. I don't see this often enough

[@danielpaparella186]

Thanks again! Loved that little piece of ingenuity with that tape at the end of the video❤

[@TheWoody0007]

yesss keep making videos i love watching them

[@Plectrudefy]

I love gardening! I;m looking forward to learn more frm you and see what you're gong to grow!

[@GGGail55]

Enjoyed this video as much as your camping videos.

[@karolinawnuk4220]

Looking forward to the updates on the garden. I would recommend making some pathways if you were ever to make it bigger. You don't really have much space to move around without potentially stepping on plants

[@ricj7517]

So glad you're back in business again New England Wildlife 👍

[@robertmines1090]

I’ve been watching your videos since around September of this year; the first video I saw was you opening vintage creamed corn, I love your videos so much and i’m excited to see what you have planned for your next product opening! Much love from Texas state❤️

[@conniethingstad1070]

my 87 yr old dad gardens 2/3 of an acre each year. the last few years, he put up an electric fence around parts of it due to the raccoons eating his many plantings of corn. no bears in Indiana but coons are a serious problem. I put in 24 of those posts this summer. mine were so solid that once I got it in...no chance of movement.

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

I feel like raccoons are a creature that might be a problem like figuring out a way to climb in or digging underneath, I can't imagine how bad the raccoon issue must be in Indiana when I was driving across the country a few months ago I've never seen so many raccoons dead in the road in my life, I wish we had that many raccoons cuz I think they're a sweet animal but I haven't had then be a pest yet so am I thinking might change. Thanks for watching

[@dominicperez3207]

I'm really excited for the garden.

[@jasguy2715]

Isn't it a shame what's going on in this country now as it used to be the products you would buy were the Envy of the world and good quality. Back in New Jersey where I'm from, Northern New Jersey to be specific along the Ramapo mountains, my father had his father's or my grandfather's McCulloch chainsaw made in 1947 and it still runs great.

[@tdtvkc1]

Hi post 10, take that tiller back and get a rear tine tiller, they actually will dig up your soil and give you a lot more depth. I use to sell tillers and lawn equipment and those front tillers don't do what you want out of a tiller, they will give the user a heck of a workout but they disappoint in tilling. You will be amazed in the difference in the two tillers. Love everything you do, so keep on posting video's and I'll keep watching. 😀

[@rabidlives]

My favorite thing ever is the fast motion time lapse w/ the sound on 👍

[@williaml8474]

Instead of burning how about building a hulaga?, Bury the branches underground or heap soil on top, the branches would help retain moisture for the garden above it. How about planting spinach and carrots now under plastic hoops for spring harvest?

[@fiwalker6690]

Love your content thanks from NewZealand Happy New Year 🇳🇿🇳🇿

[@broberte123]

Fantastic, always feel like I'm learning something.

[@JonnyMudMower]

I did the same th8ng last summer only a little smaller and I raised it 3 feet surrounded with wood. It’s crazy how much stuff I got outta it 👍🏻🇨🇦🍻

[@kathrynkenyon785]

Excellent video...included lots of good info. THANK YOU❤

[@GiuseppeBasile]

I found this video interesting Post10 thanks for the upload. Looking forward to an update in a few months.

[@Drumwolf62]

I was thinking of making a garden in my backyard like you did. I was fortunate to already have the fencing in place from the previous owner. I just need to till the ground and follow the same process you did. Thank you for this video. I learned not to use that Craftsman tiller for sure.

[@williaml8474]

Maybe a broadfork to loosen the deep soil, beyond the reach of the tiller. Maybe rent a Bcs tiller?

[@riverview60]

Looking good can't wait to watch it grow!! Good luck!

[@heofthesquarebum]

If you want to get serious with the rototiller you might want to look for a rear-tine unit that is self propelled. They are so much easier to use and do a better job. Great video!

[@post.10]

Yes this one was obviously broken and I believe it had worn out piston rings and that's why it was spitting oil. I returned it I'm planning on getting what you just described next year, they have a nice one that's self-propelled for about 800 instead and it's much heavier so it will probably do better with ripping out roots and grass

[@carrollmontgomery]

I would recommend buying an older tiller on the local market. Probably cheaper and certainly much better quality than the new ones

[@naurekk]

Been saving this video to watch as a treat. Can't wait to see how the spring planting goes as I plan on expanding my garden this year as well in a similar climate in Ontario. Maybe you can use slices of those logs as temporary stepping stones for the wet season. A little hoop tunnel could be nice for getting a head start on spring planting, and the hoops can also be used to hold shade cloth if it gets too hot in summer.

[@jillking5876]

I'm really excited for you. I hope to see more videos of your gardening experiences. Happy New Year!

[@richards5843]

Your using regular garden poles, you need to go to a farm implement store to get the heavy T-Posts and always hit the top of the post and not the spade part of the post. The spade part of the post and after a couple of years in the ground will almost be impossible to pull out. My T-Post has been in the ground for 10 years and I wanted to pull out a couple post and I had to saw them at ground level because they would just would not come out.

[@oldepunkah]

Thats cool can't wait to see some more cans of old food maybe there will be some looking like motor oil !!!!

[@UndernetSystems]

Thank you for this video mr post

[@stevenkimsey7039]

It's a good thing to be young and have plenty of energy. You can get some work done.

[@jeffcicale]

Glad to see you back! Was thinking about you the other day too. Hope all is well brother 👊🏽

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

I have another Channel called Post 10 if you're interested, thanks for watching I don't upload here that often

[@NYDRAINS]

Nice project you have going on there. Can't wait to see how it turns out! 😎👍

[@CC-df3xy]

Hmm, I'm learning so much about gardening and how to prepare the ground. Thanks post10!👍

[@stellamaggard3669]

Gardening is so fun,and very rewarding. What all do you plan,on planting?

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

I'm going to do a lot of cucumbers and a lot of tomatoes with a small variety of a bunch more and I plan on making a separate corn patch that's not fenced in which is going to be much larger

[@stellamaggard3669]

@@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore That,would be neat. Maybe you can,make a scarecrow? What about some sunflowers?

[@Bigman_GamingVR]

Looking forward to this series

[@scottyellis3442]

Nice garden. I agree with you on the Craftsman tiller, actually all Craftsman products are 100% complete cheap junk, & it's really sad because when i was young in the late 60's & 70's Craftsman & Kenmore was some of the best products you could buy. Those days are long gone, they don't care about quality anymore they care about profit.

[@mpbeagle]

I love the can opening videos. Hope you will get some more cans to open.

[@JohnShinn1960]

"Since food prices are going up" Yep.

[@janeevans7567]

Love this 👍

[@mikelmouss8918]

Hey, great video and nice way livin. Keep us posted on the garden would ya? Thx

[@daviddisandro821]

i hear you on the drought. east coast not good. and not much rain activity this winter so far. farm down the street turned soil for planting in february. looked pretty dry

[@bron0726]

I love your videos! You are so inteligent.

[@HB-pr2tq]

Just started watching and enjoying your channel the last several hrs. It's really interesting. I wish ya good fortune in your endeavors, good health, and hope you continue to upload as much as you wish to. 😊 Happy Holidays! 🙏🏠🎄❄⛄💝🎉

[@BAKINGWITHROSIE]

wow did i just see superman in this video for a minute there so strong and so motivated loved this so much should be on moutain men tv series works really hard ladies you find someone like this never let him go

[@timurzi6434]

Great tip to kill unwanted vegetation👍

[@brendakrieger7000]

Nice!! Great idea💚🌱

[@LadyHeathersLair]

And I only recently discovered this channel of yours.

[@genericname8252]

The legend returns

[@petemaxwell8046]

Goog job! I was wondering how the pond is doing that you built earlier this year.

[@dusty4c]

Me too!

[@marktaylor865]

Omg CONTENT!.

[@06BIBOI]

Just by the sound they make falling you can tell how hollowed out they were !

[@loraneilson1698]

I have the best critter ridder. I put cinnamon, white pepper, black pepper, habanaro powder, cayenne powder, ghost powder, jalapeno powder. Mix well and put in a good spice shaker, I use a big Montreal jack spice shaker. I keep it in my truck. Camping, picnics, and perimeter. It is magic. Must ware gloves and a mask. I also use bounce dryer sheet in each corner of my memory wire hunting shelter that I use for my porta potty. Stay cool and groovy ⚪️🔴⚪️🔴⚪️🔴W🇨🇦

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

Some good ideas, thank you. My dad used to do the cinnamon and also baby powder on the leaves to keep things away

[@meikgisiger1481]

Wonderful video! i predict this will be an awesome vegetable garden. I'm curious to know what kind of veggies you're going to plant. great job Post!👍🏻🥕🥔🥒😉

[@post.10]

Probably a lot of tomatoes and cucumbers and I'll grow small portions of a wide variety, I plan on having a corn patch separate

[@meikgisiger1481]

@@post.10 sounds good! 👍🏻 I'm already looking forward to your gardening updates. take care !

[@solen8435]

I think that “fly” was the Queen ant

[@f.f.fabiana]

I clicked on the video just to watch a couple of minutes bc gardening is not my thing... Well, stayed for the whole thing. I'm curious to see the end result! About the infested tree, isn't there a risk that they will leave the logs and go to infest your other trees since you didn't kill them? My skin was crawling when I saw the amount of insects 💀💀💀

[@LadyHeathersLair]

One more comment: how I wish I could be on your property. Just to view and go, “I would do this, and that, and this, and that” Ugh. I have so many ideas. I’m a little envious of you.

[@chrisstott4100]

Now you are doing something closer to my wheel house,Post. I can't wait to see the garden in summer. I hope you used top soil and not potting soil. Do you have clay soil where you live? Are you going to start everything from seed or buy plants? I could send you some seed if you had a P.O. Box.:-) Think bumper crop!

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

I'm going to start everything by seed a month or two before in the house. Those bags you see me using are Miracle-Gro potting soil, cow manure and peat moss

[@lightwavz]

Great job on getting that started! I went raised bed last year on my newest gardens. Didn't want to deal with that tiller work and so far so good. I totally agree, also, about expensive fencing and crappy posts. 90% of my posts failed completely at the weld and I just put them in anyway. Wire is up something like 250% which is outrageous! I am guessing you are Zone 4a or 4b?

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

I am right on the edge of growing zone four and five but that depends what map you look at, our safe growing season is typically between June 1st through September but often I can start planting in May. We usually get pretty hard Winters with an entire month below zero at night. I didn't think of it but next time I buy posts I'm going to get T posts that they use typically for electric fences around animal enclosures they're very strong and supposedly cheap

[@ca4196]

I’m watching this video right now on prepping your garden for next season and I’m just wondering why you didn’t square off your garden? Never mind, I see you squared it with a fence. 😂

[@dearhorse085]

Can't wait

[@zackwyrmblood]

They do make things poorly these days. I just bought 20 backyard lights and you have to hammer their posts into the ground and then the light just hooks onto the post, almost every post cracked despite using a rubber mallet.

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

I remember they used to be built better just 10 years ago you could use the light to push the stake into the ground if we're talking about the same thing

[@brianmaxei8898]

Buy a few boxes of moth balls sprinkle on the outside of your garden and not One bug or animal will come into your garden but the flying bug's that pollanit it may even work on them Ole bears it stopped kitty cats from under my mobile home in Vancouver Washington they were living under my mobile home and climbing in between the floor

[@Damidas]

Knice

[@LadyHeathersLair]

I was wondering if you would start one.

[@nanvolentine9110]

Once again, you prove there isn't much you can't do. You cut those trees lie a pro!

[@franknacc1718]

Great video! What kind of sprinkler is that?

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

That is called an oscillating sprinkler, this is an older one I bought at a tag sale it's completely made of metal and I think it'll last a long time, some of the newer plastic ones I've had wear out mechanically after just a week

[@franknacc1718]

@@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore I’ve experienced the same with the plastic ones too. Guess it’s just super cheap material

[@frankbooth2879]

Ever watched any steeplejack Fred Dibnah videos? Seems like someone you’d find interesting

[@thekevorlando]

What about something like a high tunnel project

[@LightPhoenix7000]

You mentioned it being warm, when about was this recorded?

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

August

[@jakealvarez9999]

Hiiii

[@DSGLABEL]

Maine property, Vermont land, frequently traveling Massachusetts and New Hampshire... How do you afford all this?

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

The land was $2000 and traveling is my job

[@christopherdevries1969]

Next time use a post pounder 👍

[@bottomfeeder9023]

Whats the cover stuff called interested in doing something similar

[@iommi1337]

Are you planning to install some irrigation system?

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

I have a bunch of PVC pipe that I think just for fun or during a power outage I could use it from the pump well

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

I also made a video a while back about creating a gray water system from the shower tub that I could hook into this

[@adamnapolitano432]

Isn't that the case when the branches get all spindly toward the bottom half of the tree? They are just infested or something?

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

Are you talking about a witches broom on a tree?

[@adamnapolitano432]

@@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore When the lower branches get all scraggly and stuff while the top branches are lush and stuff, doesn't that usually mean something is going on with the tree's health?

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

@@adamnapolitano432 in the forest mainly with pine trees the lower branches die and eventually fall off because they no longer can get adequate sunlight, if that's what you're talking about it's completely normal

[@pizzaboyCoolLover]

RIP to those who thought he quit KZbin

[@gogs44aprile24]

Your rototiller is like a tooth pick lol

[@LouisJones-bp6wg]

I enjoyed the ice water Colvert show, now what's next. David im not into farming. You should have put some soaker hoses to keep the area wet,HAY YOU NEED A SMALL GAS WATERPUMPLouis Jones I enjoyed the ice water Colvert show, now what's next. David im not into farming. You should have put some soaker hoses to keep the area wet,HAY YOU NEED A SMALL GAS WATERPUMP

[@brianmaxei8898]

Ya can buy chine Link cheap on market place or find it for free post dude

[@ShepherdsChapelonYT]

What kind of nasty food are you going to eat next?

[@brianmaxei8898]

Cow poop works way better than horse poop you'll be able to grow almost anything Hugh maters cucumber taters watermelon cantaloupe squash Pepper's onions carrots rubarb oh yeah

[@statementleaver8095]

Cow Pat is No better than Pig Slurry...... Soak away washes the Nutrient away. Might aswell Squirt Miracle Grow on Everyday Horse Manure Blanketed with Straw. Wet it up Plow cover and wait 30days. Soil should now be Dark Moist with a consistency similar Kinetic sand.

[@statementleaver8095]

22:26 Ahh here 👀👀 Aftermath of NO Pre Water Mixing. Ponding will create Rotten 🙊🙊 EDIT 14 hours and 1 inch deep with direct Sprinkling ⚠️⚠️

[@TombstoneChris]

So wait a minute you filmed this video when August yet uploaded it in December? It's February now. And then you're on your post10 channel with current videos! The reason we know this is old is because over there your in -40 degree temps with snow. And here it's still green. Plus your hair is short here whereas it's very long now. My question is what is the point of uploading such an old video that isn't even relevant for this time?

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

This channel has little to do with post10 subjects. This is preparation for growing videos starting in spring. Most of my videos are backlogged a time. All are over a week old

[@kaylajones9253]

Daddy

[@richards5843]

Usually if you have a burn spot on the ground , it is hard to grow anything because all the natural bacteria are killed off. I had a burn spot I used for a couple of years and I can't get anything to grow..

[@brianmaxei8898]

We're dam damn Ole angry 🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫 when ya need um

[@grundged]

I'd return that roto tiller if you still can. $500 is way too much. A quick Google search brings up new ones at half that price.

[@Drumwolf62]

Maybe consider just renting the equipment instead of buying? JMO.

[@rustylaroux7433]

quality and Asian market don't mix

[@williaml8474]

Maybe a broadfork to loosen the deep soil, beyond the reach of the tiller. Maybe rent a Bcs tiller?