THE BEST SOIL AMENDMENT | USING ALFALFA IN MY VEGETABLE GARDEN

[@montes1928]

Appreciate you sharing

[@janinebean4276]

your dog is a HORSE! 😂 what a cutie!

[@juliegogola4647]

I love big dogs too! Loved seeing that huge pooch.

[@yayasgarden5850]

This is awesome!👍🏽

[@Wilddmother]

Thanks so so much !!!

[@universaltruth6920]

Such great video content, your skills as a gardener has blossomed so much 😊 . I Love to watch how you incorporate new ideas into your garden. Keep up the awesome work ❤🦠🌻🦋

[@Wilddmother]

Awww thanks so much for the sweet comment ! I love you 💕❤️

[@universaltruth6920]

Your welcome I love you 😍

[@Sellers707]

I didn't know that. Great video with great information!! Take care.

[@Wilddmother]

Yes ma’am !! Thanks so so much for watching. Very glad you enjoyed and learned something new ! Blessings.

[@change2transform966]

The is awesome information!!! Awesome!

[@Wilddmother]

Thanks so much !!!! So glad you enjoyed !

[@zakharysharall2826]

You had me at the horse in background!😍 Subbed 🤗

[@Wilddmother]

Oh lol - That’s Sia - I’ll tell her you said hi ☺️ Thanks so much !

[@zakharysharall2826]

@@Wilddmother Awesome! My 11-year-old daughter is going for her first horseback riding experience in Spring. She has the full outfit for riding with a fancy helmet, which very important to her before she could go! So funny! Soaking up your content ;)

[@Wilddmother]

That’s awesome !! I hope she has an amazing experience ❤️💕

[@HandsintheDirt]

Great Idea

[@Wilddmother]

Thanks !

[@lovelymillie1967]

Thanks for sharing that, it is the first time I heard that.

[@Wilddmother]

That’s wonderful. Knowledge is power ☺️

[@leadfarmer73]

Excellent video my sister. 😉❤️✌🏽LF73

[@Wilddmother]

Grateful beyond words for you and your garden family’s support !! Such a great tribe of people you have following you ! So glad you enjoyed my content !!!! Please continue to watch as I continue to grow ! Blessings

[@howardryburn9646]

I'm starting my urban farm garden beds for a second season. I'm adding 1100lbs (10 bales) alfalfa hay to this year's beds after die back of this year's plants. Leaving roots intact & weed wacking plant material down . Then a light broadfork loosening of soil and mulching a heavy layer of alfalfa hay to protect surface. I'm developing new beds with light first time tillage and planting hairy vetch mixed with other cover crop seed. 2 year's from now a half acre garden will come to life. Cheers

[@ThatGardener]

Loved your video you made it so easy to learn. I will try this mix as my usual is chicken manure for nitrogen.

[@Wilddmother]

Awesome ! I’m so so glad ! Yes chicken manure is great !!! Use what you have and make it beneficial for your situation ☺️

[@johac7637]

In the early 90s we lived near a prllet plant, we'd go and shovel the spills, waste from the big sheds, they would sell it cheap, we did the cleaning for thrm, herewe are 2024 and i winter in Arizona, and again live near a pellet plant, at times now i haul it in a 20' gooseneck trailer, sure does the soil building in thr desert dirt. So ive been useing it for 30+ years, and find it interesting how people are getting on board,for me it wasn't on purpose, just a cheap organic source.

[@venturasunflower1014]

Well I've been using it for bedding in my chickens tall tunnel over the winter so I'm glad to know I can put it to good use it is a bale. 😂🌻😂🌻😆

[@Wilddmother]

Yes yes and yes !!! Use all of it ❤️ and you can even make a alfalfa tea out of it for your plants once they are established !

[@janinebean4276]

is ti okay if the feed product is fortified or has other ingredients?

[@moneyprep]

From LeadFarmer73. I should have a video soo. Awesome information.

[@Wilddmother]

Thanks so so much for watching !!! I’m glad you enjoyed the information. Blessings

[@thevagrowinggardener1898]

I actually went to tractor supply two weeks ago looking for alfalfa after The Morning Gardener mentioned it. Can the pellets be used the same way?

[@Wilddmother]

Yes they sure can ! Just make sure to soak them for enough time - it’s easier to spread them in your garden if you let it dry after it expands...

[@thevagrowinggardener1898]

@@Wilddmother Thank you so much!

[@rebeccadees2300]

Is it organic? No pesticides?

[@Wilddmother]

It’s a perennial flowering plant part of the legume family - 100% Natural organic matter

[@janinebean4276]

because it's dried. is it less likely to carry the food-borne illnesses that regular alfalfa sprouts can carry? i would be worried about those getting carried to my vegetables

[@ronevergrow8319]

I would love to go down south and help u in your garden and eat the fruit/ nourishment there of and drink from your ever flowing♾ river streaming from thy garden 🙄🤭,, Songs of Solomon 4:16( Queen Sheba Love Letter to King Solomon and vice versa ) ......😎 702 out

[@bitTorrenter]

That looks like horse manure 😭😭

[@Peniphony]

If you live in Australia, UK or Aotearoa, we call it lucerne.