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I direct seed into the grass and then cut the grass. The cut grass acts as a layer of soil to protect the seed and hold moister. I do not disturb the soil at all. Sorry you can't find the other video. Have a great week.

You should see significant growth in the first year under perfect conditions

Glad you enjoyed it. Good luck with your greenhouse.

They seem very nice but I don’t have back hydraulics. Thanks for the feedback

I’m sorry to hear about your experience. I’ve had great success with my woven wire. Save your high tensile and use it as a one line hot wire on the inside just 18” above the ground. This is more to keep the sheep (goats more than sheep) from leaning up against the woven wire when shedding fur. Have a great week.

Sounds good. Thanks for the tip. Have a great week.

That sounds like a great setup. Keep me posted on how you use it in the cold Sweden winter. Have a great weekend

Fayette Co- Op. Thanks for reaching out. Have a great week.

I did. I purchased from Scott's Kubota in Russellville, Alabama. Probably the best parts and customer service I have ever worked with. Great group. Be careful of aftermarket and make sure you measure your guard before getting the brush part - there are different sizes for some and it can cost you extra if you order for the year and make of tractor without measuring. Have a great week.

@@StewartFarmApiary thanks for tip!

@@FLOrchardHome you are very welcome

Straight tea. It is not going to burn your plants. It’s all organic. The more the better

... and just to head off the 'why not just bury the feet, etc.' question. We get 65mph winds here in Maine all winter. The greenhouse would blow away. A wood base might last 4 - 5 years because of the harsh winters here.

I totally get it - I lived in Rhode Island and know the winds of New England well. Thanks for the feedback. I’m sure you love it. Have a great week

thanks for the feedback

I just simply think there are better options and products out there after using both. The Solo spreader was a game changer for me with the spreading and the easy cleanup. I'll never go back to the old Earthway again.

You are very welcome. Thank you for the feedback. Have a great week.

Great feedback. Thanks and have a great week.

Thank you for the kind words. Have a great week.

I think they will be too narrow for a fig tree

Thank you.

Yes - time and patience. It’s amazing. Thanks for the feedback.

Simply doing what their fathers and grandfathers did. No change is the lazy way. Thanks for the feedback.

Thanks for the feedback. I have not had any trouble with equal sun. The greenhouse is mainly for germination-young growth, and off season warmth for perennials. I use a shade fabric ( 50%) all summer. Thanks again - have a great week.

What are you talking about. It a TRIUMPH SWEATSHIRT. what does a motorcycle have to do with voting??

It’s hard to say - the clipping I propagated just had numerous blooms on them. You should target for around 9 months with perfect conditions

Thank you for the kind words. I hope you can find them useful. Have a great week

Thanks. I’ll add to my list of seeds to purchase. These actually turned out really nice. Maybe give them another chance. Have a great week.

@@StewartFarmApiary thanks my man. I tried the round one and low yield and I tried Asian one long and huge yield also prune 2 days i do and add some miracle grow and vegetable wastes

I didn't. I have a friend that is an engineer and he calculated the weight and height of the structure as well as the placement. There was not a need in my case. My winds come from the west - I positioned the greenhouse to where the least amount of wind resistance would be where the doors are and it also added to airflow ( which has greatly helped to reduce the heat in the summer). I hope this helps............with the 6x6 treated and it only being 8' tall there just wasn't a reason. I also have a lot of trees around the greenhouse which cuts down on wind resistance also.

Totally agree. The field was just high and the broadcast spreader would have thrown out way too much seed at the rate I was moving. Thanks for the feedback.

I am in the south of the united states so it is very dry in the autumn months. If you are doing this for pasture and not hunting then you can get away with waiting a while to plant and then time it around some rain when it cools down. In the past I have planted on Labor Day weekend but this year I will closer to october. Temps will still be up and there will be some rain. check your lime levels also. Takes about a year for the lime to really get in and until then you may loose a good amount of germination. Also, once lime levels are up, lightly harrow the ground - you will activate some seeds in the soil that did not germinate because the levels were low. I hope this helps.

Yes, they work well also. I like the mobility of this. Thanks for the feedback. Have a great week.

Interesting suggestions - Did you use these screws and washers on the foundation you built? Thank you for the feedback. How old is the greenhouse you have?

@@StewartFarmApiary I have a potting shed and I am just getting ready to build a new foundation for another garden shed, so I have been watching hundreds of videos on this. The professional contractors are all recommending these types of screws with washers: TimberLOK by FastenMaster Black Ecoat Hex-Head Exterior Structural Wood Screws. They predrill to get the screw started and it goes in easy. NONE of the videos I watched about building a base have ever considered the rat wall when in the initial stages. It's always an afterthought once an animal has done all the damage. It's a lot easier to build a rat wall at beginning then after your building is contructed.

@@HYTELES Ah. I understand. Thanks for the feedback. Have a great week.

I hate to hear that. I honestly had a great time putting mine together and am on my third spring with no issues.

Thank you for the kind words. Yes, we can learn so much from the older generation. Have a great week and thanks again.

I agree about always having one moving forward. It’s a huge game changer. Thanks for the feedback. Have a great week.

I didn’t have any issues but I’m sure that would also be one based on the make/model/year of tractor. Thanks for the feedback.

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Yes. Just wash it out really well with some dawn detergent and rinse well. Thanks.

Great question - easy fix. I pull the pins on the lift bars on back to where they will both widen or close. Put a drawbar in your holes and it will allow the drawbar to move from left to right. Ease tractor back and adjust right to left to fit the middle hole on drawbar. If you have telescoping lifter arms you can connect drawbar to aerator first and then put one end in lift bar hole then muscle the over on. I have put handle on top of cinder block to allow easy backing up also. I hope this helps. I still love this thing. I’ve started overseeding my pastures then running aerator over after seeding. Pushes seed to ground and first rain the seeds fall in holes and I have much more success. I hope this helps. Have a great week

Ha! Great answer thank you. I just got my aerator and have only hooked it to my side by side. First connect not too bad - no water. Second - w water - what a bear. I did put a fiber glass rod on my hitch and one in the ground - by the connect rod - helps but not great. I like using the utv - faster. Was going g around some cow patties in the field. Decided too much effort to avoid. Started running over patties - once stopped - what a mess on the back of the utv. A few things to learn. Thanks

Thanks for the question. No - I just attached and all was good. Make the switch. You will not regret. Have a great week.

Yes, Pearl is quite a character. Thanks for the comment. Have a great week

Kind words - thank you. My grandfather built a tobacco barn in southwest Virginia in 1923 and before it collapsed I went up and took exact measurements. In 2002 I paid tribute to him ( he died in 1970) and built the exact barn. It has never had an electrical price of equipment on it - all boards were cut with a Stanley wooden handled saw. It took me an entire year. Probably the only tobacco barn in the state of Alabama. I also have his tobacco planter and his old tobacco sticks in the loft. Thanks again for the kind words.

@StewartFarmApiary That's awesome, looks like you did one heck of a job.I am going to build a wood barn from the trees on my property. I bought the Kubota 2502 to help with the project, and it helps my brother has a sawmill. I am in the Missouri Ozarks and have plenty of timber.

I’ve never heard it called that. Interesting. Thanks for the info - have a great day.

Thank you for the kind words. I’m glad you liked it. Have a great week.

Great ideas. My loader tube is too small and shallow to put one on. I wish I could. Thanks for the feedback.

It probably does but I prefer it level. Thanks for the feedback. Have a great week.

Ive worked on Ag equipment for over 15y. I've never heard that the cutter should sit higher in the rear. It should sit level.

It will kill everything

Yes, you can use vinegar. That is what the video explains. Have a great day and thanks for the feedback.

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