The Weed Free Farm And Garden- Part Two

[@KerrickLong]

This is a fantastic video series. My only criticism is that this should have been part 1 and the other should have been part 2. This video explained a lot of context for what you explained in part 1. Thanks for sharing your expertise!

[@thecorporatefarmergh2354]

Your farm is neat and beautiful, this system of eliminating weeds proves to be one the best I have come across. Thanks for sharing

[@CantHearToDark]

I like really like the way you say “right”. It’s just like how I like to use the use the word like a lot. Your farm is like super amazing you’re like a big inspo! 😂☺️

[@vjregnier]

You are amazing! ♡ I appreciate your videos and knowledge SO much!

[@richstone2627]

Your farm is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and the beauty of your farm. I'm very small scale but my goal is to have a place like yours someday.

[@UKLp99zk]

Thank you for keeping it simple and easy to understand. Great work.

[@edwardguzik4282]

Ok I've read all the hype about wire weeders, I made one from a 2x2 with fencing wire, instead of paying for one, I'm here to tell you I was more than overwhelmed with the results, it pulls out the weeds with no effort all the while standing straight up right, if you don't believe me, make one and post later

[@sweetpetuniafarm3102]

So, is it just like a reinvented hoe? We use hoes and they do the same thing. Does it work better? I am curious about it.

[@roberthicks5542]

Love your videos. Short but informative and relevant

[@kenkersey1479]

Beautiful farm in a great area of the Catskills. Continued good luck to you and your family.

[@dingane89]

this channel has become one of my top 2 fav channels 👌🏾. Connor is a great teacher. appreciate you sharing🙏🏾

[@mikegriffin2904]

Newer subscriber but have watched most of your videos. Love them all! Love your story and love your practices! Thank you for such high quality content

[@gsantini8518]

Thank you for the great tips, wish I'd found this site sooner. 👍👍👍

[@540isilver]

thank you im starting my farm this year your videos are helpful

[@NeversinkFarm]

That is so awesome

[@d.t.4523]

Good work! If the soil grows your produce, it's worth taking care of it. Thank you.

[@HoffAppFarm]

Wise words...well done! Hope we can get into one of your full courses...sounds incredible and just what we're looking for. Thanks for posting these. We are a CNG Farm and wholly support your methods and words of advice!

[@cassityart7001]

Thanks for the detailed demonstration. Going to get those tools. ❤️

[@Frank-bh3cm]

The results speak for themselves!

[@dadodadic9125]

Pure logic, thanks. Greetings

[@collinrothwell8532]

I spoke too soon ! Great video .

[@synocrat601]

You are obviously a very astute and observant and thoughtful person, tell me your thoughts about mulch in this cycle please.

[@NeversinkFarm]

Compost is a great mulch but anything like wood chips or similar doesn't kill weeds and means you must resort hand weeding once they eventually come up.

[@ReefHermit]

I’m pretty sure the purpose of intensive weeding is to prevent the weeds from sapping moisture and nutrients from the closest crop plant. If the roots are still alive aren’t they continuing that process regardless of the above ground growth?

[@classicrocklover5615]

His view is if you continue to cut off the weed at ground level, soon the roots will not have enough strength and food to continue putting up new shoots.

[@impseeder5756]

Looks like a foot of snow in your area. If these videos were shot around the time you published them, Heartbreaking with all that crop in the feild.

[@K3Flyguy]

Most excellent content! Very well presented, great information delivery! I just subscribed!!!!

[@frankdasaintdituri9983]

beyond awesome

[@charlottehill2442]

What kind of lettuce is this in the picture?? It looks so good,,I want to plant some this year...good video... What Kind??

[@NeversinkFarm]

Salanova or Multi leaf variety

[@carolynleadley5099]

our farms biggest issue is bindweed. any suggestions on perennial weeds?

[@DuyNguyen-lo2mm]

Thank you for sharing I learned so much from you. We are having issue with bindweed in our local community garden with bind weeds what would you suggest we deal with it thanks.

[@NeversinkFarm]

Unfortunately pull it all out.

[@SHANONisRegenerate]

Another great vid! Would you recommend cultivating at all levels of vegetable gardening?

[@NeversinkFarm]

Absolutely.

[@Ssupermom12000]

Great advice. Thank you.

[@renaudforest-berube5672]

Right

[@africansistersproduce4239]

Thank you

[@jerrybear3081]

have you ever tried using straw as a ground cover to block weeds growing?

[@africansistersproduce4239]

Also interested in your flame weeder .

[@jerrybear3081]

do you ever force weeds to germinate before planting a bed to flame them before the crop is in.

[@symbolic69]

Hi I followed you from a halo board video, do you still have your halo board?

[@StillStealSteel]

i have a lot of weeding to do.

[@Pickle-Rick365]

I don't know what the tool is called, but I'm going to make my own.

[@patiencevernon8340]

How do we get crab grass and grass out of a garden?

[@flowergrowersmith449]

Super video. Have you sent the Mutineers to Australia yet? I've ordered a set from ActiveVista but haven't got them yet!!!

[@NeversinkFarm]

They were really backordered but I think they ship soon

[@flowergrowersmith449]

Thanks - it's peak weed here now...

[@johnmarkfitzgerald8505]

Where do you get your Wheeled flame weeder?

[@NeversinkFarm]

www.neversinktools.com/collections/flame-weeder

[@moibalm]

very clever way of managing weeds! have tried to implement some of the ideas of my farm since last year but happened too much times that weeding was put aside to do something more pressing.. error paid cash! im curious about your way of cleaning the peas netting (at 8:55) , i fought so hard to remove the stems

[@NeversinkFarm]

they are pulled from the ground so they die and then left on the netting.

[@moibalm]

ok thanks! @@NeversinkFarm

[@lazygardens]

If you cut them at the base and let them wilt for a day, they lose their grip on the netting and you can pull them off easily.

[@stujones26]

Right.

[@anthonyhahn1523]

right

[@SkengManNZ]

right

[@OmasteneOkno]

Right?

[@jasona.neverforgetfukushim647]

rite write and Right

[@friendlyfoodforest8033]

Wowed

[@marcelpoitras8250]

Thats Rainbow stripe Quinoa, or its Cauliflower Andahra or Rye,,,or it came out of the sandhills by the river bike trails,,,ipicac spinach prank,,,who knows,,,nice grooming so much,,,especially outdoors,,,,many triangles and calls ,. Of plants to Dinner

[@africansistersproduce4239]

How do i get those tools I need to buy some for my garden

[@NeversinkFarm]

www.neversinktools.com/

[@jakemumm1187]

How do you get around drip lines?

[@NeversinkFarm]

The colinear head slides under drip