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Such an awesome video! Thank you for showing the results of the following spring. So many videos don't do this and you have no idea if they failed or succeeded. One thing that I don't understand from literature is that apple roots can't go very much below freezing. I've had personal experience where this doesn't seem to be the case. It looks like your experience in Northern Minnesota also seems to disprove this. Would you mind me asking your growing zone? It looks like zone 2b from zone maps. I'm sure it drops to very cold temps well below freezing for long periods of time? Thank you for a very informative, well edited and thoughtful video!

This was AMAZING. The ASMR of gardening. Beautiful music, cinematography, wonderful plants and technique. Amazing! :)

Awesome! Thanks.

I hate asmr videos, but I could listen to those chicks all day. 😂 This should be labeled as asmr.

If you use the tube then they can't wipe their feet in the first chamber? Also should you use sand paper so they don't get stabbed by splinters?

cheap ziplock (single zip, store brand, biggest box you can find) snack bags for the beginning and quart bags for their first week or 2 then if you still have rough weather you can even use gallon bags as a last resort.

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How is Arnold?

Wow. Smartest gardening technique I've seen on YT in a while! 💚 Love it.

Suggestion - try sandwich bags rather than wrap over the cups to retain moisture whilst keeping some airflow. I’ve tried both and found the bags led to quicker germination. Not actually sure why.

Water will rise to the top? I give 2 table spoons over the seeds everyday but don't cover them, am i going to fail?

Slurping 😣!

more videos please!

This is exactly what I needed! Thank you so much! I'm going to make mine a bit bigger, maybe 10 x 20. I was going to wing it but glad I watched your video. I wouldn't have thought to do the 3/4" lip at the bottom to allow water to drain easily. Happy homesteading friend and thanks for sharing the knowledge.

I started increasing the variety of flowers on my mini farm three years ago. There was a big reduction in pest pressure at 20 varieties. I'm trying to increase that every year, with a focus on varieties that bloom early and late. Also letting them stand after they turn brown to help insects over winter. I top some of them and let them dry upside down over large grow bags to collect seeds. Last season I was able to collect about 200k. I mix them with screened peat, coir and sand to make them easy to broadcast by hand. I do this in spring when the soil is moist and the temp is in the ballpark. Then only need to keep them moist until they sprout. Virtually no work after that.

Super solid info! Thanks!

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Great video, will you be trying this Spring? Any tips on attracting Queens to the nestboxes?

What do you suggest for holding water as a catch? and also preventing soil from being too moist?

Awesome, I want to create educational content, can I use this video?

I was watching a farm channel & they were planting their corn 1" deep. WOW! I thought that a bit deep but they are the professionals. !

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So once you cut the initial tree back to a stump, we’re you adding a first layer of sand and then sawdust on top of that for the new roots to grow into??

This is a great video. Thank you for making it. This was extremely insightful.

i dont comment much, but love this video.... tells me more then reading and trying to figure it out

Just discovered your channel, so happy!! Moving to a 20 acre plot of land in 3b, wanting so many of the things you've set up and had success in, thank you so much for all the information!!

Have bees moved in since the making of this video? :)

Nice video! You make kale look tasty! New form of kale chip… frozen kale chip, love it! ;)

That’s great! I was just looking into this combination- what type of squash is this? Thanks

Man, this was a pleasure to watch. I like the format and all. Im growing tomatos 1’ apart from each other I have 12 plants going 2 rows…they are about 1 to 2’ tall. Built a trellis and havent hem started on a twine that I hang down from above, but the sun flower as a support is brilliant, thank you for sharing. I have some sunflowers started they’re about 8” tall , im gonna give them a try and plant a few in between…it looks crowded already as it is , but i really would like to try. Wish me luck. Thank u and Have a great day .

Love it! keep finding queens in my garden that are cold and torpid as we are having a chilly spring here in B.C. I've been reviving them with honey which is working - but I am worried they aren't finding places to nest. One thing that I have seen and will try on the box I will build today is to mark the front of the box where the entrance hole is with bright yellow paint to help the queens find the entrance. I'll use non-toxic paint and see if that helps them find the entrance. Given that all the bees I have found in the last couple of weeks are hiding in the first daffodils that makes sense. The cat-tails are such a great idea!

So wonderful! We're up in Alberta and starting this year. Your food forest is very inspiring!

Muchas gracias!!!

I'm trying to seed start on kitchen table.The more I learn the more I don't know a thing.

Two things: first, a question for you, have you considered putting a cattle panel arch over the north run & letting the squash climb it? The varieties you mention are likely too large/heavy, but a smaller variety could be grown as well as/in place of one of them - this would give you more room for other plants in your growing bed as well as providing some shade to the chickens (and a bit of protection from aerial predators) - and I suppose you could put one up over the south run too, it's just that you didn't mention any vining plants there; second, just a mention to possible new chicken owners, different breeds roost at different levels so the perch might need to be lowered (for example, Orpingtons will 'roost' on the floor of the coop, non-flighty breeds like a low roost they can 'hop' up onto). But you had me at the graph paper - I don't even know how many graph tablets I've bought over the years!

Seeing all this green & chickens running about was just what I needed on this blustery day after shoveling snow for an hour and a half. Thanks!

Nice! Our food forest is 2 weeks old now! 🌱🍅🥒🍆💚🌱

what size cups do you use ?

Thank you so much.

Wow thanks for doing this video. I was one of those who asked how it was made. I appreciated seeing the snow build up too. I’m in Iowa and new to these snowy winters. I’m in the planning stage for building a greenhouse attached to a chicken coop, and am fortunate that we will be replacing all our old wood frame windows, so I will be designing a greenhouse/coop using them. I also enjoyed seeing your rabbit hutch.

I am so happy to find a zone 3 channel! Bonus, it is near my neck of the woods, so things that thrive for you will probably thrive for me as well!

So nice to see all this lush green during this artic freeze. Hard not to want to start seeds.

Your place is abundant and beautiful! May the Lord’s blessings continue to be bountiful as you steward what he has provided you!

Would you mind sharing an overview and/or plans to building a chicken coop green house. I’m trying to plan one and having difficulty sourcing actual plans. Thanks for this video!

Excellent idea! Thanks for sharing!

Brilliant idea have shared it to my husband to make 😀 thank you for the video

This was great! I shared it to a gardening group I belong to on facebook, hope you don't mind.

wow. Can't watch that without getting seasick from all that camerawaving 🥴

Just found your channel from the comment's at edible acres video. I'm really enjoying your video's! Very beautiful and well done. Also very inspiring seeing how you can grow all that stuff at such a cold location. I'm in south central MN. Zone 4b