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This is the first year I've tried them and so far I'm really happy. I apologize for missing your live stream on Saturday, but I was working. Thanks for watching.

@@jonbussey5353 no worries Jon, it's a busy time of the year. It definately wasn't the best time/day to do a live but we thought we would try.

Bill, I'm really happy with how they are turning out. Where I live, the real hot weather gets started in mid-August, so I still have enough time to do some canning. I like using a trellis, but it is more work than cages. I'm not sure where I'd be able to store them. Thanks for sharing, and it's good to hear from you again.

If you're asking how long the fish smell lasts in the garden, several days. According to my wife, it lasts a long time on clothes left in the laundry room. Thanks for watching. I appreciate it.

@jonbussey5353 Thanks for making the video. On a scale of 1-10 how bad was the smell... Speaking of the outside smell after laying it on the soil.

@thesupercooladventureshow6080 Not bad, it's out in the open. I would not have ground them in my garden if I was going to plant something there because every animal around, including my dog, can smell it, and then they start digging.

@jonbussey5353 thanks for the information!

@@thesupercooladventureshow6080 your very welcome.

Clay soil can be tough to grow in, so it's always interesting to hear how people adapt to gardening in it. It sounds like this method works well for you. Thanks for sharing it with everyone, and thanks for watching.

First off, the younger generation can do these things on their own. They might need some guidance and encouragement, but that's no different than when I started. Every older gardener should take the time to show the younger generation. Someone showed us. Thanks for watching, and thank you for the kind words. I appreciate it.

Camille, thank you for sharing this information. Any real-life experience is great. My soil is so loose that I didn't think I could over water, but who knows, I did water a lot. Thanks for the comment, and thanks for watching.

Lawrence, thank you for sharing this information, I will try it next time. Thank for watching.

That's what's great about gardeners they never give up. I learned a lot this year about onions, like you said, can't wait till next year. Thanks for watching.

Yeah, view it as a learning experience. One day, I'll figure it out, lol. Stuff like this is why we garden. You have a nice day as well. Thanks for watching.

I couldn't find a lot of information, but what I did find made me believe that over fertilizing was the problem. I'll figure onions out eventually. Thanks for watching.

Sounds like you aren't taking any chances, lol. I don't think your chickens are going without water.

Danny, thanks for sharing another way to water chickens. This could be a way that some people haven't tried, so it's always good to hear a new idea. Thanks for watching.

@@jonbussey5353 My pleasure!!!

The way you describe would work. But that's the problem with this waterer, it has to be level. A waterer with 1 opening can work the way you talked about or on the ground. I do appreciate you sharing how someone can use the 4 opening kind. It will allow people to use under the right conditions. Thank you very much for the comment and watching.

Absolutely, it sucks. Thanks for sharing the comments like this that people see it might save someone from buying it. Thanks for watching. I appreciate it.

I've never used waterers like you're using, but they are popular. The frozen water bottles are something new, and it sounds like good advice. Thanks for sharing this. Especially with the July/August heat coming.

Stacey, thanks for sharing, I hope others read this. It will help them get the right waterer. Thanks for watching.

​@@jonbussey5353absolutely. Thanks for giving us the heads up!

@StaceyHerewegrowagain Not a problem.

The only thing I like the smaller ones for is when you have small chicks that haven't gone outside yet. For everything else, I agree with you. The bigger ones are better. Thanks for watching.

If you're on level concrete, it might be OK, but otherwise, it's terrible. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks, I don't know about great, let's say, functional. Thanks for watching.

@@jonbussey5353 it's hard to stay on top of everything and work full time. So I say it looks great 😃. We have just started using our lawn clipping for mulch this year to keep weeds down. You are right it really helps a lot.

I'm glad it helped, and I hope you and your family are okay. Beryl was pretty rough from what I've heard.

I went back and watched the video again. I couldn't believe how bad it was. The camera was vertical, the quality was horrible, but it brought back some good memories from when I first started. If I remember right, I was trying to be a little funny, but I stand by my statement of false advertising, lol. Thanks for the comment it brought a smile to my face and thanks for watching.

Sweet corn can be tough to grow. Too much heat or not enough water at the right time can cause the ears to be small. I really hope you got some sweet corn this year. I've also had some bad years growing it, so I feel bad for you. I appreciate you watching, and I hope your garden is going great.

Yeah, but it is still a bummer when you lose one. Thanks for watching.

You're probably right. I guess I'm worried they're all going to die. These are the best onions I've ever grown, so I'm very thankful for what I get. Thanks for sharing. I appreciate it.

Thank you for sharing. Both of those are valid reasons. As long as it's not a disease that spreads to my other onions, I'm okay with losing one here and there. Thanks for taking the time to comment. I appreciate it.

@@jonbussey5353 you are welcome! I appreciate your work and contribution to the gardening/farming content. ~ Jay

Thank you, that was a very nice compliment and I appreciate it.

Thanks, these are the best onions I've ever grown. Can't wait till harvest.

Thanks, Bill. I have to believe that soil type and variety of onions play a part in this. Others trim, clear the soil, and they get great results. I think the fun part is trying different things and finding what works for you. Thanks for sharing. Good to hear from you.

Hey, thanks for sharing that. I appreciate it. I hope you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching.

There's always something to do in the garden. I never have enough time to do everything I want to do. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for sharing. I'm definitely no expert on onions, so every bit of advice helps. Thanks

So you have had success by trimming them? So far, I'm not sure if I see a difference between the ones I cut and the ones I left alone. Comments like yours help me understand more about trimming onions. Thanks for sharing. I appreciate it.

I hope so, too, I'm glad to hear your onions are doing great. Thanks for watching.

Another viewer suggested this, too. I did clear the dirt away from some just to do a comparison. The onions I cleared the dirt away from look really good, so I think you're right.

It's good to hear that trimming was successful for you. I'm still not sure if it works, so comments like this help me and everyone else who read it. Great comment, thank you for sharing.

Thanks for the feedback back, no one's ever asked for a video like that, so I will definitely see what I can do to show you an overview of the garden. Great comment, I want to know what you guys would like to see.

My wife would also say I never listen to her. She got a good laugh when I read this to her. This comment made my day. Thanks.

You're welcome, I truly hope it helps. Good to hear from you again.

Thank you. There's a lot of tricks you can do to improve your garden. Thanks for watching.

That plant was one of the volunteers, and it seems to be doing pretty good so far. I guess we'll find out in a few months. Thanks for watching, and it's good to hear from you again.

You got that right. It's a challenge, but it's also a lot of fun. So far, this is the best way I've found to grow zucchini and pumpkins. I hope your garden is doing great. Thanks for sharing.

I think the liquid nitrogen you were thinking of probably isn't good for plants, lol. It has been a very strange year so far , I got a lot of things in late and couldn't plant peas at all because of the rain, now it's in the 90's and no rain. I guess we'll see what happens at harvest. Good to hear from you again.

Thank you very much. I'm glad you liked it, and I hope your garden is going well. Thanks for watching.

Thank you. I hope it helps and I hope your garden is going great.