Taking Advice from My Youtube Comments

[@faithevrlasting]

Jason, Youre becoming the best stand up comic in the homestead KZbin community. Youre cracking me up!

[@maryalexander4091]

Challenges + Experience = SUCCESS Please don't speed it up. It's entertaining and a reference for those wanting to do the same. Jason you're a legend.

[@lindacarroll3853]

I am amazed of the patience you have and the ability to have a sense of humor.

[@cindyfinn4845]

Jason my late grandmother said after the depression they put money in coffee cans I dont know when they moved away from the farm if they remembered all the cans with money,they didnt trust the banks anymore . It makes me wonder what could be buried on farns and homesteads.

[@leannekenyoung]

This is very true I heard that a lot and sometimes they couldn’t find them all after they went to find them. Or Grandma & Grandpa passed away and didn’t pass it on to the next generation where the money was buried. So there is definitely hope of buried treasure!! ❤

[@Lauren-hc7dc]

Ask Ben Hollar to weld that piece that you broke or make a new one.

[@gkiferonhs]

You might try driving a piece of rebar in first to check for rocks.

[@janicepoole9541]

I think its a good idea for separate bowls. 1 or 2 bowls don't cut it. Jason, you are very nice.

[@CaptainBuba]

a homestead farm is like a voyage of discovery, you learn something new every day and there is always something to do

[@marciajenkins819]

Even when you have difficulties, your sense of humor shines through. I so enjoy your videos and love watching any project you take on.

[@noramkendamunishi6902]

Yesss! I cant imagine that attitude when facing these challenges!

[@alphb58]

Goodness! I'm getting more attached to streaming your journey with every new upload! Loving your humor & above all humility with grace!! Keep going! Love the 3 amigos podcasts, too!!

[@irmibullinger1421]

🤣🤣🤣🤣Jason, you crack me up! You didn't call for a vote, but I voted that it would be a rock haha I'm glad a viewer was able to give you advice that worked!

[@deniseharris9363]

Jason I love you SO much😆. Buried treasure had me rolling laughing!! You are a joy!!! Keep it up! You just learned some great lessons for the rest of the build that will help speed up the next side! Praying for you and your family! And the animals of course!!! No more predators or get away piggies 😊

[@gypsyheartsouls]

Jason, you have such a great sense of humour! It's so good watching your "real-time" progress on your projects. Life has it's stumbling blocks, but progress is happening. Good On You! Gotta say: those piglets sure have lots of personality! 💜💙💚💫

[@jasonhatfield4747]

Once the posts are in, the rest of the structure goes up real quick. Just make sure you get the posts in square with each other and the correct distance apart from the other side;)

[@faymeeks7030]

I watch your pod cast and never fear we all love whatever you do.

[@deniseharris9363]

Absolutely!! We will watch whatever you do! All three of your channels are so uplifting and have good values that are so missing in the world! And we are learning a lot!! Even though I don’t have the land I want one day, I am implementing some of the practices on my own in a neighborhood home!! Keep smiling and putting out your joy and all the content!!!!

[@annamschnetzer4036]

@@deniseharris9363what is the third channel’s name? I feel cheated that I don't know!

[@SuesSecretGarden3]

That's how you keep trouble off the land. Everybody get a bowl. 😂😂 You are doing so good keep up the great work. Love the pig interaction. You could write a book with you and your pigs 😊

[@SowtheLand]

Thank you, I will! :)

[@kayluster7671]

Don't worry... youre doing a GREAT job! You can figure out any problems - you and viewers!

[@mariesheppard3750]

Oh Jason lucky you don t have some of Al s rocks, Love how you work, so much fun ,

[@robertlemoine3500]

The excellent part of your program ,is your problem solving , no one was born with all the nessesary skills required , you guys are doing fine . Thank you .

[@janetwithers7427]

I love those little piggies. So communicative. Ha. 😂. You did good with those posts and glad a viewer could help. 🎄💕🎄

[@SowtheLand]

Thank you! 😊

[@PurePeace20]

I really appreciate you showing the real world hard work and hiccups that happen on your projects. Too many you tubers will edit out all their struggles or not show something at all until it's done. They make it seem easier than it is in real life and give unrealistic expectations to the naive. Please keep keeping it real-- it's not boring, it's life. Your new high tunnel is going to be amazing!

[@evalinawarne1337]

Hi JASON 24 FRIDAY SHOPTALK ☕☕☕🦜🦜🦜🛐🛐🛐very good topic. See you and LORRAINE soon. Love to your parents. Bummer, no treasure rock. FROM SE MICHIGAN cold winter blew in this is afternoon. NEVER Ready for Cold.

[@Laura_Brock]

Those pigs are stinking cute!! Good progress on the high tunnel build!

[@SowtheLand]

Thanks!

[@ruthkent7190]

Ahh! 😊 Maintaining a sense of humor, time out, fresh perspective, make lifes adventures in hard work joyful, full of graditude, playful even... Loving it! Learning so much, thank youzzz...

[@gaylewatkins4685]

You're doing a great job. The greenhouse assembly is moving forward. WooHoo🎉🎉

[@SowtheLand]

🎉

[@margaretbedwell3211]

That was a great tip to use the T post puller. That was smooth. Good luck with the other side, hopefully no more rocks. Y'all have a Blessed day.

[@rodmackinnon8497]

Very funny Jason . . . hope you find that treasure. Liked the idea of putting the water down the pipe, look forward to the rest of the build. Cheers.

[@rkeantube]

if you really need to get through a rock though, get a solid metal rod longer than the post that fits through the post, grind a 2-3 inch spike point at the end, and put a plate at the other end of rod to pound, so if you run into a rock, thread the spike rod in, pound past the rock, then remove the spike, and continue pounding the post

[@sharonhaas8503]

💝 Water and muscle! Great combination. 💗 Love your little piggies. Always so cute! Take care! ❇❇❇

[@clarencewiles963]

Progress is day by day. Good work 😊

[@SowtheLand]

Yes! Thank you!

[@carenmcfarland7034]

I was really hoping for buried treasure!!😂

[@TheMennomilist]

I loved how excited you were when you pulled that pipe out and tripped with joy. May we all have such joy over such things!!

[@catsmother4556]

Putting in the posts may not be going as fast as you hoped but you are doing a great job. you are right getting those ground post in the right place is the most important bit. Im confident things will speed up once they are all in. The idea of using your T post lifter was genius, double thanks to that viewer. 👍🐷

[@camicri4263]

Slowly but surely! Things come up but you can conquer it! Blessings!

[@kristikey8320]

Your commentary is the best! If you make 10 more fence building videos, I'll watch, and no doubt I'll enjoy each one!

[@jonabriggs8829]

Jason, just tell em, I like the way I'm doing it way better than the way you're NOT doing it !! LOL

[@Franciso-so1bg]

You're doing a great job Jason. You are learning something new and teaching us all something new as well. Thanks for keeping your sense of humor throughout! It's contagious! Good luck! So glad other folks were able to help you.

[@vickigill6825]

I love your attitude and enjoy the jokes. Merry Christmas 🎄

[@nancyseery2213]

Wow, I'm hoping to get my tunnel this year and I'm already feeling sorry for my husband! God bless y'all and keep growing

[@carolynspaulding6322]

Jason you are priceless love your videos

[@cynthiaarmstronghopefulhom9672]

Hello Jason, mabe, a long augur attached to a drill would be helpful. Laura uses it on the Garden Answer channel to plant thousands of her bulbs in the ground, and she has rocky soil as well. Good luck and Merry Christmas to you and your family. ❤

[@killjoyredux8361]

The worst vice is advice. Y'all are great!

[@dianadriverasbury9130]

You were talking on the podcast today about boring yourselves with repeating your work on videos. But i am enjoying the building of the greenhouse.

[@user-zz2wi9rb5i]

doing the foundation work for the high tunnel is where kitset becomes custom work - did some work with my brother the other week we were thinking around 12 hours to get the job done - it took 30 hours - the question is do you just want the job done or do you want it done right

[@srqlisa7881]

Okay so your facial reaction to Al’s distractions this am was hilarious. Did Ben even know?

[@user-or6bb2pr1q]

Well done Jason. I admire your humility and sense of humour when things go wrong. The humility to look to the comments for help and the humour to see the funny side and carry on!

[@peterwise9944]

Your living the dream brother. Many blessings to you and your family

[@shirleyj5885]

Jason your the best.. Just being real. Informative entertaining and humble. Tell Lorraine that she got a good catch. She probably already knows.

[@jasminaalm]

I'm from Long Beach, Ca, 1970 to 75/ Loe the people, just like you and me. I'm old, 71 and miss our communes

[@jrsf222]

You a joy to watch and a beautiful family. Great podcasts with fellow friends we also watch ritually‼️👍

[@greenmouseguard]

Jason I enjoy all your videos Everyone of them. thank you Linda from Ct

[@gypsiegyrl4007]

Love how the high tunnel build is going. Looking good, and thanks for showing us, step by step, the progress. Love watching your builds coming together.

[@Userxyz-z2d]

Awesome! 72ft is a looong way! 👍👍

[@SowtheLand]

Sure is!

[@michellelaclair]

I fell for you too Jason🥰

[@cw3365]

Have you ever thought about getting a livestock guardian dog & some Barn cats 🤔

[@missourigirl4101]

Jason you’re so funny. Love that sense of humor. Those facial expressions and jokes. lol I always think that about my legs too. Not seen till spring. But I’m afraid to stop shaving - what if I get in a wreck or have to go to ER? Kind of like the old advice from mom. Always wear clean underwear. You never know….. lol

[@douglasbooker8330]

I still don’t trust no pig. Winter is finally here somewhat can’t wait to watch the high tunnel assembly you and the family stay blessed.

[@mrv8rick2]

Hi great video again. I built my smaller tunnel some 11years ago From First tunnels in the UK and the plastic is still good like a drum skin. Like you said laying out the first posts is the important bit. First tunnels have some great instructional stuff. All my setting out posts were dug and metal squares held on with clamps then back filled. I had never seen thes petrol drivers and now have seen 5 in a month LOL. Keep up the great work

[@MrRiorust]

Love it when you post! ( what did I do there?) You said you were doing 3 things at once, but it should have been 4 (weed cloth, driving poles, clamping and the wood), but you didn't count pulling stuck poles, digging holes, modifying poles .. so it should be 7 things at once. Just trying to give credit, where credit is due 😀 Looking forward to the rest of the build.

[@SowtheLand]

and filming myself..:)

[@MrRiorust]

That makes it 8 tasks being performed simultaneously...better yet! @@SowtheLand

[@belieftransformation]

Great achievements with patience & perseverance; thanks for sharing! It’s amazing when people help others & it will be the saving grace of this world! Blessings to all 🤗💗🇨🇦

[@rebeccainfinland]

Uuuuh, i feel you. We build a high tunnel 30 x 10 feet two years ago. It took ages. Our marriage has not fully recovered yet😂😂😂. Best part was when we tried to get up the hoops and several needed to be held up at the same time. We used all the children we have (2), all the bikes we have (4) and severeal random treestubbs to balance up those poles before we got it done. Thank god we could laugh at it as well. Our tip is to not be too exact. Its much faster and better for your relationship if you improvise when needed instead of spending hours on trying to be perfect. We have our chickens in the high tunnel during winter and it works perfectly. Huge harvests in the summer with all their good manure. Thanks for a great video!

[@bottomlandbill3192]

To keep the top of the pipes from mushrooming out when you're using a mechanical driver. Use a 8-12" piece of scrap pipe on top of the pipe your driving to protect it.(maybe the bottom of the one you cut off.) This will save tons of time grinding the joints back to the correct diameter. ... enjoy your channel!

[@jeangurnee]

I love real time. And your humor. Thanks!

[@francesbolen257]

Just love the piggies! Our girls are pretty loud when they us also.

[@ellabright3089]

Love how you have a sense of humor ❤

[@sharonlockwood1825]

Who can make a KZbin video about work, fun and wonderful? Jason can! And your respect for commenters was a lesson in how to be a great person. I honestly get quite annoyed with people telling you what to do all the time, though admittedly there’s a difference between helpful advice and completely “stoopid ” remarks.

[@gerardcudmore1556]

Another way to fix hitting a rock problem. Instead of pulling post could you cut the bottom off the post that you put on top of it. that way it would still slide over it.

[@ljacree5764]

Way to go! I like watching how you overcome obstacles when you are working by yourself. Lots of us have to do our projects alone.

[@greenmouseguard]

The high tunnel will be beautiful 👍🏻

[@Sharon-Me]

There are some very intelligent people that have lots of life experiences that leave helpful comment, IMO.

[@jenestasands-garcia7773]

We love you guys wonderful family doing a wonderful job on homestead

[@renepena3024]

Sometimes I’m realistic when I do a project and I allow for a lot of extra time. Sometimes, I’m CRAZY and I expect my project to be completed in the allotted amount of time, give or take 5-10 minutes.

[@doncc6080]

Jason make a wood stand you attach the clamps to hold the as you start to drive it in.

[@richardroyles1423]

One step at a time. God bless.

[@hollyjobitner3285]

I think the word you’re looking for is “splayed”. 💙

[@janellevoigt5481]

Yeah! We didnt have a t post puller so that was why the truck tall jack with the chain worked well!! Yippee!!!

[@markpashia7067]

You really should wait for that new tool. Protecting those ends is important. Yes you can cut off the mangled part or grind it down but in doing so you break the hot dip zinc coating and they will rust over time. You have no choice on the ones you did already but don't make any more that way. That tool is designed to take the abuse of pounding and protect the post.

[@pamray1906]

I can’t believe it is warmer in Kentucky then NC

[@serenagomez3864]

Love your attitude- so much fun!

[@takeitslowhomestead5218]

Sorry about the rocks. Thanks for sharing the solutions!

[@79PoisonBreaker]

just wrapping the chain around 2 or 3 times before hooking it to it self will be enough to grip the pipe without the need of drilling into it

[@SowtheLand]

oh geez, now you tell me

[@Screamingpinesfarm]

we comment on your channel to help others that read your comments. hope to help you as well as others.

[@donaldmiller8629]

Jason , when everything else fails , read the instructions !!

[@sdtancock]

Something we always say, half way through a project... this was supposed to be easy 😅😂❤

[@OutdoorAdventureswithShawn]

you are king !! love it !

[@footplate0]

If you have good water pressure then attach a hosepipe to the greenhouse pipe and the water pressure will dig the hole for you

[@allonesame6467]

Ball Bungee zip tied or wired to the gate post is easy to secure the gate and you won't loose your ball bungee.

[@lynh8378]

Lots of hard work there...fun commentary.

[@WildHopeHomestead]

"How bad... do you want... a high tunnel?" 🤣

[@Linda-it6ci]

Darling your not a novice at this farm caper...You learn lots every year you work the land ...your doing well darling boy.....😊

[@karryjarrell5141]

Use the handle of your manual post driver to pull post. Slide the handle over it and pull up.

[@AliceInWunderhell]

Have you considered getting a farm dog?

[@shermdog6969]

My long John's go on at negative temps then don't take off till spring.😊 The 20's is still shorts weather.😂

[@davidfarm8095]

There was a home stead in up north that show how to keep water from freezing with out heaters.

[@glengillis7775]

Good work Jason

[@trippnbilly7130]

Take your time. Its looking great and will last a lifetime

[@robertlamb4254]

You could also trim the arch piece that goes over it if it's not too long.

[@gailbrault9251]

I'm glad it worked out!

[@wesrundle6326]

12hrs lol that's nuts! nice work man!

[@tracyboyd4867]

We wanna talk to the piggies their so stinkin cute...jason good job with the greenhouse take your time and enjoy the build hopefully you will find some buried treasure...(insert picture here with bernice on your shoulder and a eyepatch)...😅