Reforesting the Ranch Part 5: Seed Balls

I try out a new method of planting seeds.
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[@harrypearce1802]

*wears gloves to touch clay* *grabs cow dung barehand*

[@ZNotFound]

He definitely did that on purpose.

[@niekpauwels9569]

Judging by how he dug in there, he either has done this a lot, or it was just to piss as many people off as possible.

[@aidangay2217]

I know right

[@sert27de]

genius trolling

[@zerodivisionbmp]

Beat me to it

[@ryPish]

Seeds are stored in the balls.

[@dulcerubio4258]

Lol

[@BothHands1]

Technically true lol

[@TheDeadMeme27]

you won this comment section

[@SpaceDave-on8uv]

Well of course! He made a whole Video....

[@joops110]

So is pee.

[@thewakz]

I followed this recipe perfectly and it still ended up tasting pretty bad.

[@gnostaoticanarchangautalch4225]

Did you try salting them?

[@Devilkin]

@@gnostaoticanarchangautalch4225 They're packed full of vitamins and good for you.

[@RWBHere]

Did you bake them first?

[@jamesrose1974]

Should have asked the cows what they ate....

[@2beanhead]

Really, everyone knows the only way for it to taste good is to cook the sh*t out of it!! Haha!

[@potato4dawin1]

"I was aiming for the snow" I'd be surprised if you missed

[@ExoHugh]

"10 chains = 1 furlong" is just about the most useless unit conversion I have ever read haha...

[@Youwotm8Tk]

1 furlong = 40 rods

[@AmazingJeeves]

Like in a past vid when he measured a piece of aluminium foil in light-seconds. :)

[@tinldw]

H. Fisher those are absolutely normal units

[@BlueTJLP]

That's about 50.5 hillbillies.

[@NathanHaaren]

fyi: 1 furlong is apparantly a bit over 200 meters

[@ScottMaday]

Cody’s Lab in 24 years: Replanting the ranch part 354: Genetically modifying trees to become fire resistant.

[@blackcountryme]

Na, motile trees that move away from fire!

[@theCodyReeder]

I can imagine doing that.

[@Aisaaax]

You are thinking small. Cody's trees will make bucket lines to put fires OUT.

[@blackcountryme]

@@Aisaaax like the creepy brooms off Disney's Fantasia... Ugh!

[@BlueTJLP]

@@theCodyReeder If so, please collaborate with "The Thought Emporium"! He's an expert!

[@andrewchapman2039]

"10 chains = 1 furlong" Alright then, keep your secrets.

[@blizzard0508]

1 chain is 66 feet

[@andrewchapman2039]

If you listen closely, you can hear the whoosh of that also going over my head.

[@theparchitect]

@@andrewchapman2039 An Acre is 10 square chains.

[@andrewchapman2039]

*Confused screaming*

[@RWBHere]

One chain is one cricket pitch. Easy.

[@jonathangrey2183]

For you people who don't know how long a furlong is, it's 40 rods. Hope this helps.

[@ranjanprasanna5123]

Metric conversion please!

[@biszakors8703]

Any non- caveman units?

[@ryanschenk2946]

Could I also get that in cubits please?

[@mpk6664]

How many buttloads is that?

[@kingblue71]

US imperial measurement

[@heyarno]

I chuckled a bit when I saw him use gloves for terra cotta and bare hands for cow poop. Maybe someone can make a list of codys glove rules.

[@WarioNumberOne]

Gloves off: powerful acids, cow dung, mercury baths, bromine, finger-magnet surgery, pure sodium, bees Gloves on: clay, gold, math, dirt, salt, water *Full protective gear:* butter Please add to this list, it surely isn't complete

[@heyarno]

@@WarioNumberOne Nice start :D

[@vizionthing]

its not that hard ... you dont want your gloves to smell of shit

[@munjee2]

@@WarioNumberOne he was wearing gloves when handling salt , but not the chemical

[@WarioNumberOne]

@@munjee2 I'll add it to the list then

[@SniperDog1]

Could you give us a update on the Carboniferous bottle ???

[@bernardo00124719]

yeah didnt work

[@gggggggggg-ms8lm]

​@@bernardo00124719pretty sure it did work

[@mulanszechuansauceisthemeaning]

2019: Cody slingshotting seed balls over his ranch 2025: SpaceX slingshotting Cody to Mars

[@AirNeat]

In just 6 short years

[@shipwreck9146]

but imagine spacex using this method to plant trees on mars that are genetically modified to survive on the surface of mars... I don't understand why the thought of genetically modified microbial life hasn't been considered for terraforming the planet. It could solve the issue of their being little to no atmosphere.

[@AirNeat]

@@shipwreck9146 We wouldn't plant trees in the soil. We have to be careful not to destroy potential life (microbes) or harm its ecosystem.

[@shipwreck9146]

@@AirNeat and what if we find that there is currently no life on mars? And if there are microbes on mars somewhere below the surface, would it be morally acceptable to use those microbes to benefit our genetic research, so that we can create mars life that is useful for us?

[@AirNeat]

​@@shipwreck9146 ​ We can never truly know if there was or is life on mars. It's best just to preserve the potential and not ruin it forever. It's really important that we're sure we didn't bring the life over from earth, and maybe we already have. Who knows? I think that it is perfectly acceptable to use harmless microbes to our advantage, however, it's also important to make sure it isn't going to be able to infect us. Although it is extremely unlikely that any bacteria or virus on Mars has evolved to infect multi-cellular organisms because - as far as we know - there aren't any on Mars. There is a tiny chance that some species did exist on Mars once when there was liquid water, and maybe there could be dormant diseases that do have the potential to infect

[@jaridkeen123]

Cody's Glove Rules: Wear gloves for safety on everything, except cow poop.

[@gwyneedstonewalker3077]

I love how enthusiasticslly you grabbed the cow sh*t.

[@LoveShaysloco]

Cow shit makes good tummy yummyies come spring summer

[@saerudayo]

make sure to tune in for part 17; where we replace our slingshot with a trebuchet

[@Z4G.]

This might be taken as a joke by peeps, but oh no not our boi Cody. He'll weld up one in no time fam.

[@saerudayo]

Z4G personally I’m waiting for a seedpod shotgun

[@appearitoslavisaure]

I think mangonel would do just fine

[@uiomancannot7931]

Smh, Trebuchets are the superior siege tool! Anyone suggesting otherwise is a traitor.

[@tomwhipp3245]

ah, the superior siege weapon! I see you are a man of culture.

[@prolleytroblems]

I don’t think you used that bone meal properly Cody-I didn’t see any particle effects.

[@jort93z]

I think he left-clicked :(

[@jasonmurawski5877]

jort93z nah, he just dropped it on the seeds, rookie mistake

[@silasmayes7954]

He used bone meal and red terracotta how much more minecraft can you get! Lol

[@Paintbing1]

But did he get 3 bonemeal making it by hand, or did he get 6 using some sort of grinding machine?

[@chagorith]

@@Paintbing1 He ground up a boner for the bonemeal, that'll get ya 12 bonemeal

[@TheFrontyer]

1 furlong is about 2.12639285 × 10-14 lightyears so you all knows

[@arathorn867]

How about a cubit, while you're at it.

[@TheFrontyer]

@@arathorn867 1 Furlong is 440 cubits. 1 cubits is 4.83271103 × 10-17 lightyears

[@RWBHere]

Frontyer, which cubit are you using? They vary between about 18 and 22 inches. That's a variation of up to a hand.

[@marcothiel1849]

so about 201 meter if my maths checks out

[@Valkoinen_Kuolema]

Thanks! Finally some relevant unit!

[@jackthmp]

Make them spherical and use compressed air to fire them like a paintball gun.

[@Verriks]

this^

[@manuelorrego3314]

He could use his rolling mashine

[@miatafan]

How about a catapult instead

[@mika1998125]

@@miatafan trebuchet*

[@ProlificInvention]

Drone based planter with software to mark planting locations, take HD video for scouting and review. It would be cool to have as you could check the progress periodically-even water with a mister, and/or fertilize.

[@tlinrin887]

Puts on gloves after collecting dung.

[@aangsstaff4174]

T Linrin gotta protect yourself from that clay

[@PRAWNSISNOTAVAILABLE]

THIS IS MY SEED DISPENSER, LET ME SHOW YOU ITS FEATURES.

[@blueroseyt]

I could actually here his voice as I read that, LOL !

[@TacoDude314]

*Sees black mass*: Is that-? *Sees gloveless hands*: Oh it must be mud "-with a little bit of cow dung-": .....

[@IamTheHolypumpkin]

10 chains = 1 furlong, well that helps much. I don't know eighter. For all metric people it about 200 meters. Also which animal has such a long fur?

[@Youwotm8Tk]

A furlong is the distance a team of oxen could plough without resting.

[@AbhijeetKumarThakur1729]

What is 200 meters? 10 chains or 1 furlong? xD

[@sofia.eris.bauhaus]

a furlong is about 1.245 * 10^37 planck lengths.

[@madjedi2235]

Thanks sofias. orange, I had no clue until you compared it to Planck lengths!

[@Youwotm8Tk]

@@AbhijeetKumarThakur1729 40 rods

[@electronicsNmore]

That seed ball is a great idea. Looking forward to seeing how many germinate.

[@colinm.3419]

Cow is in the URL I thought I'd point that out you are welcome

[@hsquirrel7407]

If you like that then there is a deadmau5 album on yt where his face is in the URL!

[@OF01975]

*IN THIS EPISODE, Cody Becomes the first EVER Human Dung-Beetle!*

[@gnikola2013]

Utah man strikes again

[@TGears314]

0:51 touches clay with glove 0:54 touches dung with bare hands

[@TheKazzarry]

then smash cut to mixing both with gloves on again. What the hell cody, you trying to drive us insane.

[@calvingreene90]

Old footage of collecting aged manure. It is far easier to wash off manure than clay. Clay steals the oils out of your skin and it has been cold.

[@LarkinsWildEdibles]

The slingshot, is the best idea, to plant seeds, ever.

[@ivankovac7844]

reminds me of the seed gun from the c&h short

[@CrossFire-6682]

Cody'sLab we need more people like you you are helping the plaint and we need more trees you are doing a good thing good job

[@SuperHoneyOil]

My grandfather was a forester. You need to start some firs around your house, or on a porch. Take 10-15 5 gallon pails and grow trees to around 3-4 feet. It'll take a few years to get enough but you need to do what a nursery will do.

[@finiteenergy7155]

In Australia you can buy native tube stock for super cheap, good survival rate too. The rules are probably different with conifers, which we have none here.

[@MarkRose1337]

@@finiteenergy7155 Doesn't Australia have pine trees?

[@newgreen956]

You should collaborate with joerg sprave from the slingshot channel to launch the seeds even more effectively

[@zacharias_b]

they would probably leave the state!

[@jo-han]

Indeed, one of his rapid fire, large ammo builds should speed up seeding :)

[@starshot5172]

Or with Peter Sripol, to airdrop them

[@shutemdwn]

Let me show you it's features!!!

[@LV_427]

Probably Joerg has already been working on it

[@Human_Sam]

Puts on the gloves after grabbing a handful of cowdung. Only at Cody's Lab (y)

[@theCodyReeder]

I only put the gloves on to keep my hands warm.

[@1rez378]

@@theCodyReeder So the dung was still warm?

[@rublie1426]

@@1rez378 lol

[@stewiegriffin9218]

I believe cow manure should be composted prior to use, and seedling roots are especially sensitive to nitrogen burns

[@korenn9381]

My wife is doing a project to bring some green to the nearby main street, and seed balls is one of the things that comes up all the time. But several experts have told her also, that although seed balls are a neat idea that can be fun to prep, they don't do nearly as well as actually planting the seeds. So in your case, I would have used a stick to poke a hole and jam the ball in. Doesn't save you any hiking though.

[@marluxiar7231]

seed balls are for mass planting in wide areas, it takes less time and more seeds for the same result, but with a very wide area, time is what we lack

[@schregen]

Seed balls can be used to throw them over fences in urban areas. Of course it's more efficient to plant the seeds if you can.

[@jerry3790]

Lol, I think Cody had a go at the imperial system by using chains and furlongs.

[@korenn9381]

it was a typo, it's called a 'chain'

[@christopyper1287]

Chain*

[@MysticalDork]

Should've used smoots. Or attoparsecs.

[@A2O779]

Nah, it's because whatever he uses people bother him about it

[@michaelcapurso1099]

if you ever have issues with animals like birds or goats eating the seeds in the balls, mix a bit of chilli into the clay

[@only_your_soul_is_real6104]

This won't work for birds because chilli evolved to be eaten by them. That way they seeds can travel far distances in the bird poop.

[@norma8686]

That's really a great idea

[@smashino]

Apparently birds aren't very sensitive to chili since they have very few taste buds. Google it, quite interesting! :)

[@WhateverMan35]

@@only_your_soul_is_real6104 There's a slight difference when it comes to chillies and chilli powder, chillies are just chillies and chilli powder is a mixture of chilli and other spices.

[@BothHands1]

Hampus Ettehag Nothing to do with taste buds, capsaicin binds to the trpv receptors, which detect pain due to high temperatures. They do not detect taste, and are not taste buds. Birds, reptiles, fish, and amphibians have a different version of the trpv receptor, so capsaicin cannot bind to it. They do not experience *any* effect from capsaicin, because they do not have the receptor that it binds to at all.

[@cobymp610]

Try using a rc plane to cover a large area with seed balls

[@cobymp610]

@@cliolasht9192 It is a long therm project so if he wants to mass produce them then he will need a more efficient way to distribute them

[@smalltime0]

actually one of the RC plane companies made one that deployed small balls out of the box

[@zestylobstertail4277]

I love how you don't stretch your videos out at all, they're as long as they need to be. No milking to 10 min

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

A slingshot? Show us it's FEEEE-tures! I can hear the stores jingle now. "When you need scientific seed, you can rely on Cody's Heavy Seedy Balls®".

[@TitanUranusOfficial]

Easier way to make seed balls: buy mini-ice cube trays or bath bomb molds, fill halfway , sprinkle seeds, fill the rest of the way, compress lightly. Shape doesn't really matter, and on steeper areas of the ranch an ice cube tray with a flat bottom would keep them from rolling downhill.

[@finiteenergy7155]

I felt he maybe should of buried them slightly. But that takes away from the fun. I doubt the survival rate is gonna be high though.

[@gustavoreno1442]

@@finiteenergy7155 The point of doing the seed balls is to plant a lot of then quickly. If he had the time he could have just buried them, and there would be no need to cover it in clay.

[@finiteenergy7155]

Gustavo Renó Going through the effort of making a clay mud ball for every individual seed is also time consuming. In Australia to revegetate large areas quickly you’d just buy a bunch of tubestock for cheap and in the winter use a drain spade for mass planting. Definitely more expensive than using seeds, but a way higher success rate and less effort.

[@gustavoreno1442]

@@finiteenergy7155 He problaby didn't want to use too much money.

[@andreaaristokrates9516]

You can do this series forever. You will about never run out of unforested space and as long as you will live, the trees you planted by now won't have fully grown. I'll be happy to see everything what you'll try over the years, also drone footage is always nice, this will make for some nice before/after-s.

[@davidlong3359]

Thanks for that cain to furlong conversion. Now I totally understand that slingshots range intuitively.

[@RyeOnHam]

Those looked like paintballs. Waiting for the seedling cannon episode. Grapeshot clay/dung balls fired with homemade urine black powder! Find a more creative title and that would go viral.

[@conornorris6815]

wonder if he could use a paintball gun I see no reason why not

[@RealLuckless]

@@conornorris6815 Reliability would easily be an issue. Getting a finish on the seed balls that would promote reliable discharge, without sticking in the barrel, is trickier than it sounds. A design based on a mechanical thrower, or powered conveyor is far less prone to random failure that requires cleaning.

[@RyeOnHam]

@@RealLuckless Not very American of you, Luckless. The paintball industry encloses them in a biodegradable case. I wonder if such a shell around the ball would allow it to be shot out of a paintball gun?

[@volundrfrey896]

I'm hoping for a paintball gun mounted on a drone, remote highpowered seed-balling

[@RyeOnHam]

@@volundrfrey896 "Seed-Balling" for the win.

[@saltydiarrhea386]

Reminds me of Schweddy Chocolate balls. Genius.

[@MrCatpigdog]

Lol. Great snl sketch.

[@EventHorizonShow]

Love this series Cody. Had never heard of seed balls before. - EH Team

[@joelrampersad1359]

From a tropical rainforest island where things grow just by looking at bare ground, I am perennially amazed at the things this man can do. Cody for President!

[@jacksonbarrett1878]

Cody make a playlist for the reforesting the ranch series

[@fdkgaming2765]

that intro by itself deserves a like.

[@milododd]

Watching the sunlight move over the mountains in the background of that timelapse is beautiful. Nice work Cody, I hope the seeds do well.

[@madiseek8392]

My parents own a tree sapling plantation, we plant the spruce seeds in neutralised peat and cover them with about half an inch of peat. After one year in the greenhouse they are ready to be planted on a field and after two years on the field they are ready for the Forrest. In Estonia that's how we do it. For you I'd suggest you just grow the saplings for a year and then plant them since they are usually strong enough to survive in the grass. Love your videos Cody, keep up the good work

[@SmallMartingale]

We call them seed b*mbs! (prolly cant say the B word any more lol) Seed ball over a fence is a great way to start marijuana plants in abandoned lots around the city!

[@denmsore]

maybe just put the seeds in the cow's feed?

[@theCodyReeder]

Oh I’m doing that too

[@oldguydoesstuff120]

Chains, rods, furlongs. All perfectly fine measurement units. I've recalibrated the speedometer in my car. I now travel down the highway at roughly 188,000 furlongs per fortnight. That might get you a speeding ticket going through a city, but it should be perfectly fine on the open road in Cody's area.

[@finiteenergy7155]

That’s so stupid it might work.

[@timpaier]

I really appreciate what this guy is doing! It makes me want to purchase a few acres of barren land and replant a small forest there.

[@ursamines7643]

Cody “hmm that looks and smells like cow poo, better touch it to make sure.” Cody again “yep cow poo. better put on gloves to mess with the red clay, don’t want to stain my hands.” Awesome

[@ShamblerDK]

The bone meal will make the seeds grow instantly :-)

[@Photosynthesisbeing]

You are my hero, replanting a once covered area is very inspiring to do good every day.

[@guy3nder529]

seeding with a slingshot is really the top of this series so far.

[@JoachimElmesioo]

Thanks for helping us with the conversion of how many furbolgs a chain is. I always count in furbolgs. :)

[@DKTAz00]

Perfect oppertunity for a breach loaded air cannon :p

[@Tom-yc8jv]

They've had seed balls out for decades now. They are mostly used from seed planting guns, shot from the air to cover wide areas really fast in remote locations.

[@skygh]

This is beyond a great idea. You knocked it out of the park with the balls but the sling shot? That was just showing off!!

[@Honk1337]

Maybe you can contact Jörg Sprave from the slingshot channel to build a seedball-shotgun slingshot. when you mass produce, you can also mass plant them :D

[@Patrk38]

Oh my god, I'd never think I'll see Cody shoot doodoo balls with a slingshot all around his property.

[@tomwhipp3245]

doodoo* dodo balls are something else...

[@Patrk38]

@@tomwhipp3245 fair enough

[@Kevin-rf5xb]

Reforestimg the ranch is definitely my favorite series on this channel

[@UNSCPILOT]

Great idea for slingshot practice ammo, and re-foresting barren areas is always a good idea

[@julianpetit4180]

Should've spread 'em with a bambi bucket type mechanism with the drone. Fly at around 100m (1/2 furlong) with 30km/h and you've got a whole area covered.

[@zogrush]

Hey Cody. Love your work From Australia :)

[@Skoomz]

Why isn't this comment upside down?

[@Kryptic712]

Angel Castillo it is for us

[@mr.wambller5240]

Hey cody if you have any small streams that pop up In wet weather or snow melt you should try and build natural dams to keep water in the valley. much like a beaver would in the wild. It keeps the water around longer increasing the plant and wild life in the area. I've seen valleys with and with out beavers and it's a stark difference.

[@jamesscott2730]

I keep suggesting this! Swales and Keyline irrigation would go a long way out there.

[@xaninator]

for mass production you could get candy moulds that are semispheres. Scrape the clay-dung mixture into them, knock them out, then do it again, but place a seed into each one and put the loose halves ontop before knocking them out.

[@danfg7215]

Cody, have a drone drop them in perfectly spread out GPS locations and cover the whole area

[@___Alastor___]

Don't spread them out perfectly. It's ugly when you have all trees planted in a row. Generate a bunch of uniformly distributed random coordinates, maybe removing some of the points that are too close together if need be.

[@marluxiar7231]

@@___Alastor___ dropped from a drone i doubt it would be even close to perfecly distributed

[@WeaselJuice]

Directed energy weapons burned all the trees on Cody’s land!

[@oscarmendez590]

Great to see a video about someone trying to make a positive impact on the environment. It would be awesome if those hills were covered in trees some day!

[@rogerjackway429]

I cant wait for the update on the trees. I want to do this to help replant tree seeds around my area faster.

[@Cadwaladr]

This reminded me of an old joke. What's brown and sounds like a bell? Dung

[@joshasauruss]

took me a second. but i like it.

[@abyssstrider2547]

Dung is black tho

[@riukrobu]

@@abyssstrider2547 You must be color blind.

[@JacobMcGee69]

Good business idea Make a company that makes seed balls

[@GunFunZS]

They already do basically this for many seads. Last time I seeded a lawn, the grass seeds were coated with a stuff for the same purpose. It was stained bright blue to make it easy to see where the seed was spread, and how uniformly.

[@5roundsrapid263]

If he’s moving to Nevada, he can make and sell weed seed balls!

[@Hephera]

4:10 thanks for including the conversion from chains to furlongs. i need things converted into the good old furlong which i use in my day to day life in order to understand scale.

[@richardrobertson1331]

Cody, it seems as though the limiting factor for long term tree growth is fire, not seeding. Yes, I watched your video about low tree branches and dry grass, but your area has regular fires driven by the slope and wind. It would seem prudent to address fire breaks, in addition to seeding. I think, as others have expressed as well, that mature seedlings have the best chance, planted on the north face of every rise. Love your videos and congratulations on 1.7M!!! I'm proud to be one of them.

[@zell9058]

Was the end roll Nevada Chicken Hole ranch ?? Clearing out a foundation pad ??

[@sithticklefingers7255]

*Reforesting the Ranch Part 5; Self-Germinating Turd Pellets.*

[@BinjKomisar11]

"Can shoot over 10 chains" Lovin' the old survey measurement reference. Good luck with the reforestation!

[@filipposkarailanidis]

Only Cody would think of shooting trees all around the ranch with a slingshot. Respect good sir, respect!

[@MarschelArts]

Ranch Reforesting via Slingshot. You never cease to amaze me

[@OkNoBigDeal]

MarschelArts cease.

[@Zeon01]

@@OkNoBigDeal Nope. He just never has to seize hom foe the amazement to take effect.

[@MarschelArts]

@@OkNoBigDeal oh, thank you! :)

[@senorguppy2748]

Love the mining vids please do more

[@tomwhipp3245]

More mining vids are coming once he is set up on his new plot of land

[@robertkajor3774]

I do seed balls with my son every year. We spread our own mix of plants for our bees. He loves shooting them with slingshot and me spending time with him so win win😁

[@michaelfapgod4598]

*Grabs cow shit with bare hands, uses gloves afterwards when it's in the bucket* This is why we love you Cody.

[@tehArgento]

Hahaha 0:44, hopefully you can repopulate that land successfully

[@Hailfire08]

By mass produce, I assume you need some mechanical aid to build them rather than just by hand...

[@MisterItchy]

I absolutely love the positive tone of your videos ... very refreshing! Thank you!

[@f.k.burnham8491]

I can just see Cody building his next project, a giant catapult. 'Cody, What are you going to do with that?". Cody: "I am going to seed an entire acre in one shot". Then Cody shows the math for the FPS of the shot, dispersion, and angle needed. Yup. That's the Cody we know & love. Seriously Cody, I love your videos.

[@jordangipson1125]

Chains -> furlongs... because who needs normal measurements 😂

[@moronbrother1]

Well, apparently you don't understand Cady very well, he goes out of his way to use obscure terms. Helping people re-learn things.

[@TheKnaeckebrot]

had to google them... bet he did it on purpose :D

[@fnorgen]

how many parsecs is that?

[@theCodyReeder]

@@fnorgen 6.51942e-15 parsecs

[@moronbrother1]

@@theCodyReeder Awww you beat me to it...

[@joshuasims5421]

10 chains, or 1 furlong, is equal to about 200 meters.

[@awsomevideoperson]

Who knows how long a meter is?

[@kaseharcey8659]

Be fruitful and multiple, Cody's Seeds. And God Bless his ranch.

[@rnqtn]

Honestly a journey I’m happy to be witnessing.

[@Paksusuoli95]

Hey Cody, where's the bog iron?

[@nikola12nis]

Screw bog iron...WHERES BIG IRON ?

[@fqidz]

**9 year old hears bonemeal** OMG IT"S MINECRAFT

[@theCodyReeder]

9 year old is now 19 years old...

[@aidangay2217]

I thought Skyrim

[@aidangay2217]

@@theCodyReeder hay man you need gloves for poop to ok

[@deancyrus1]

What a great idea. I love fully prepared stuff like that

[@aquamarine9568]

Great idea. The sling shot was brilliant.

[@Taikamuna]

Seeds are stored in the balls

[@kornelillyes2848]

don't be the next ninja boi

[@aviko9560]

This phrase is stolen from somebody else. Please call the cops of youtube!

[@VPCh.]

Cow dung needs to be aged and mellowed or it will burn the plants.

[@theCodyReeder]

Vladimir Putin all the weeds that grow out of cow pies would suggest otherwise.

[@VPCh.]

@@theCodyReeder I rechecked, and it turns out cow dung is much lower in nitrogen than other manures. I was mixing it up with chicken and pig manure that does burn plants.

[@Kelsdoggy]

Cody! You are such a great wholesome guy. Keep it up. I love your videos.

[@davidblanck4131]

I can't wait to see how well this works. Looking forward to the update.