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Saudi Arabia also has mesquite trees

Love how you explain each of the healthy part’s. Just a question the board you are using is plastic? And do you know who owns (Brags) now. Make your own apple cider vinegar, supper easy. Your pup is cute

A wonderful sharing to watch listen and follow ❤

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if my tallow smells rancid can I still use it?

We too are in S AZ, we have over 100 mesquite on our property. During the timid seasons we harvest the branches for the goats, which keep the trees in nice shape. We also have the thornless variety, which we greatly prefer. Those thorns can go right up through a shoe. My neighbor almost lost his entire foot from a mesquite thorn infection in his toe. They had to remove the toe. We've never bothered harvesting the pods because the countless variety of ants always seem to get to them first

i m in yucca valley planted some from seeds in just 7 months they are 5 ft .(moringa ones well make it here to ? )

The bigger the plant for separation the better..

Thank you for the valuable video. I’ve learned a lot from you. I had no idea about the mosquito tree before, but now I know a lot. I’ll follow your videos to enjoy and learn more. I appreciate all the information you provide. Thank you. Have a wonderful day.

Your cats are also gardeners :)

What a great winter garden!

Just processed some Rainbow Ranger from Meyers and 10-12 weeks required, they are a little timid, mine were 4-1/2 to 7 lbs at 11 weeks.. I get Freedom Ranger and 12-14 weeks you get a comparable chicken, the birds are calm and friendly. Plucking in December with their winter coat was a little challenging but they were exposed to some really cold weather.. I was not a fan of Ross-308 CornishX

After spending a ton of cash on composted bagged stuff, mostly yard waste; I did get chickens. Now I'm running Freedom Ranger pullets and a flock of layer hens. You mentioned PermaPasturesFarm and his method is mostly compost production. I'm looking at turning out some compost to feed the birds, the ladies would prefer to scratch & peck than eat bags of feed. BTW: I found a better price on layer feed from a mill. I'm looking for ways to reduce input costs and I give some eggs away with honey sales. The compost produced is far more valuable than a few bags of shavings and some feed to offset the cost of eggs produced. Also raised 50 broilers and 3 turkeys making the $$ spent have some real value.

💫😇SewhathistorisabullandwellseamoreacH😇💫 A mesquite tree that has been grafted with branches from 40 different types of stone fruit is known as the "Tree of 40 fruit". Mesquite trees are commonly propagated by grafting a desirable variety onto a seedling rootstock. Grafting is a popular method for changing the varieties of fruiting trees, such as apples, cherries, pears, and peaches. Rootstocks and scions from different species in the same genus are usually compatible. Mesquite trees are small trees or shrubs that produce edible fruits called legumes, beans, or pods. They are native to dry areas in the Americas and are a signature plant of the South Texas Plains. Mesquite trees are also known for their hard wood, which is used for fuel and lumber.

Great Video.. I think i do almost all the things you suggest but i also have used carpet which seems to work really good. I am in the low desert in AZ. Our last summer (2024) was brutal. So much just didn't survive; most of it all cooked on the vine. The one interesting thing is that the squash bugs didn't seem to like the heat either cause i found very few! Thank you Megan!

Awesome! Good to see you youngsters taking the next step 😊 still enjoy all the space you have to do projects 👍

Great tutorial. Many thanks.

Really nice video content from a New Mexico Dude, Thank's Guys!!!

It would be an interesting experiment to determine the sugar levels in the berry using a brix refractometer. Great content and presentation ... and as my Mom would yell at me "wear the proper footwear for the situation" .... LOL. Cheers.

Great content and presentation. Cheers.

Congratulations friend! Very excited for you both. Social media breaks are very necessary sometimes!

So happy that your back! Congrats to you guys!

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I didn't realize your cats made so much trouble for you in the garden. Our cat will only jump in if there's bare soil. Once the wood mulch goes on top he pretty much leaves everything alone and keeps the birds, grasshoppers and any mouse that might try to sneak in, away from the garden.

Eucalyptus is a tree. Fast growing, messy. One of the fastest growing trees in the world. Their trunks can become massive, easily 4 to 6 feet wide. Their favorite past time is blowing over in storms.

Congratulations! Welcome back missed your videos and garden tours I needed motivation to push through the hot summer 😄

Congratulations on your wedding and garden is looking great!

Congratulations I’m happy to see you back ❤ the garden looks great, beautiful pictures ❤❤❤❤

Congrats on your wedding! I really enjoyed this video 😊

Great to see you back. Congrats on the wedding.

To be honest, I love this time of year when there isn't as much gardening chores. During these slow gardening months I do other yardwork like brush management and burning. Leaves and woodchip dispersal. I don't watch as much gardening videos during these months but I'm totally interested in herbal info and the making of salves, tinctures and cooking.

Hey🖐 Glad you are back!!! Congratulations to you both & kids!🎉

Welcome back! Maybe put the eucalyptus in a pot. I think it’s invasive and a giant tree 😮

She is back! I'm so happy to see you on youtube again. Congratulations on the wedding ❤

How funny, I just thought about this channel today and wondered if I missed any videos from you recently. Happy to see you're back. Congrats on the wedding! Love your long sleeve dress!!

Welcome back and congratulations!!

I was sooo happy to see your video tonight! Congratulations on your wedding! Beautiful pictures of the special day. I would love to have you share more on your garden structure and companion planting successes. I recently moved to 5600 elevation in the Arizona desert and building my garden this winter. I have put in some in-ground garden beds and have plans for raised beds also. We have wind issues in the spring here and I have concerns on planting success with wind and high heat also. We also want to conserve our water as much as possible, any ideas on mulches that work best and also what works best for the garden paths. Sorry for the long comment. But I am so excited to see you back!

Welcome back and congratulations to you both 🙂

So glad you’re back! And congratulations! ❤

Welcome back 😊❤

Hello from from cold fall Milwaukee Wisconsin! We don't have mesquite trees here but I was born in Laredo Texas right on the Texas/Mexico border where Mesquite trees are forests along with cactus and 2 other brushes and wildflowers all over for as far as the eye can see. Its actually so easy to get lost on a 50 acre plot if you've never been there before! Migrants crossing the border often get separated and lost and seek help instead of trying to get to their destination. Some sadly even perish in the hot Texas sun and their skeletons are discovered by Ranchers or hunters every single year. Mesquite trees are so abundant that its the wood used for cooking, firewood and furniture! Some very beautiful furniture can be made and last for hundreds of years indoors! My 75 yr old father prefers using mesquite trees with a lot of red color for grilling. I've heard that Mesquite trees have more grains per square in than The Mighty Oak Tree and that Mesquite trees wear chain saws out faster than most other trees when sawing. Mesquite trees can cover gardens enough to let them grow without letting tomatoes get their skin sun scorched by the Texas sun along with other plants while adding nitrogen fertilizer to the ground! The often say Smell is our #1 sense for our memory to remember and I have to say that there is something sexy of a bbq pit starting when the Mesquite wood is starting to burn and the smell gets on your clothes. Its like smelling like a real Cowboy if you ask me! It always reminds me when of when I was a child and grandpa or grandma/mom/dad would start the grill and the very beautiful fragrant aroma of the mesquite would remind me that it's gonna be time to eat carne asada with flour and corn tortillas with guacamole and salsa beans and rice and Coke lol honestly! lol mesquite trees are so very beautiful when trimmed accordingly and very ornamental and look like giant bonzai trees kinda too! Thank you for the Video and I look forward to seeing your other videos! God Bless!!

What are the benefits of ink in your skin?

Try using a Wooden mallet And hammer the knife through the frozen fat!.. ❤🎉

I like using the strained out veggies to make a soup broth after straining them out. Very tasty

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Really interesting video, had no idea there was a use for it beyond compost! Also totally get the negative feelings towards anything like Roundup. I do want to point out that Organic food is still treated with pesticides.

Awesome idea!!

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Try some DE for your bug problems I think you will be pleased have a blessed day