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Hello absolutely love your video thank you for sharing it with us I have a question people have told me that if you do pressure can bacon the way you're doing it but the shelf life is only 3 months to a year

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Pine needles are a great mulch for perennial plants. I have used them for decades on blueberries (we are in Wisconsin). Thanks for pointing out the misconception that pine needles lower soil pH. Blueberries need a low pH, but I use pine needles because it is a great mulch, NOT to lower soil pH. A couple other characteristics of pine needles: 1. they are relatively weed free (some weed seed, but far less than straw from oats, wheat, barley, etc), 2. They break down quickly, so they need to be reapplied almost every year around perennial plants.

So, two years later...how did it do? Are you still using it? Why or why not? Thanks!

shout out from White Creek NY...... I have lots of pine needles.... never knew what to do with them!!!! SO GLAD TO FIND YOU!!!! LOOKING FORWARD TO FUTURE VIDEOS!!!! :)

What they dont tell you is how inaccurate they are

Turn the damn music off!

The sound on this video is really poor.

How long shelf stabile

I love how to the point your video was. Thank you

Great video. Pine mulch does not modify PH significantly. No need to worry about green needles, since they are dry when they fall. 😊

It’s safer not to stack them, though. You want to know for sure if a seal fails snd any weight on them can prevent that.

Thanks for the video look it up was wondering how to can bacon

Curious on how canning affects the taste. I’m thinking about getting into canning different meats so I can free up freezer space.

Have you tried this with peppered bacon?

Thanks for video!

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It’s the best juice I’ve ever had- and helps clear up any cold/illnesses!

botulism is a nasty one.

Great job keep going

Good video. I just planted (testing) potatoes in old pine straw. We'll see. 😊

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Always looking for something to do with all my pine needles! If you haven't tried one the Groundskeeper II rake, it works wonders on picking up pine straw. It pulls the needles out and doesn't scarify anything below its magic!

What is the shelf life normally using this process?

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How much water do i put in the bottom??

so I have to ask, what the heck was that loud noise in the background? sounded like a Sasquatch yell! :P

Thank you so much for this video, you’ve put my heart at ease to use this incubator and given me the confidence boost I needed ❤️🐣

Thank you! This is fantastic and your voice is very calming!

I still have some pressure canned bacon from 7 years ago. its still good.

Curious- do you ever can ham? Like left over thanksgiving or Christmas ham 😄

My grandparents used to do this with concord grapes.

Most of what you have not very many people are willing to choke on.. my grandmother had a cellar for canning. Peaches and pears, rhubarb and green beans but nothing grotesque or weirdly looking ever allowed. And green tomatoes have no nutritional value and cause young boys to get foot hand and mouth disease. Facts...

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Good day... Can you take a picture of the instructions for the incubator? I lost the booklet I received with the Incubator somewhere. I have eggs and I don't know how to adjust anything. Thank you.

I've always used pine straw in my garden for mulch no problem. Easy to move and free from my driveway. I hear chickens in your background, I hope you are using your free pine straw in their coop as well. It works great, and smells good. I've never bought any bedding or mulch in 10 years. I also learned my rabbits can eat the green needles and like the cones. I used pine straw to line their cages during the deep freeze week, and they loved that too.

Mine isn’t going below 70 celcius

I have a hard time knowing if they are fertile or not I look check them but don’t See anything

Can confirm everything you mentioned! For winter protection of root crops, I'll put a layer of mulched leaves and top it with pine straw. Keeps the leaves in place and the pine doesn't blow away.. works very well on high, raised mounds. Keeps weeds at bay, too.

This is super helpful, i just bought an incubator that is very similar to yours! I am getting my first eggs tomorrow! New chicken mom!

What do this do and how long can u keep it

Ask your great grandparents the cost of food when they were your age. Prices always increased ?

Better start using milk creates

I bought this exact incubator but had trouble getting the humidity right. I do truly recommend this incubator. 👍 Great video by the way.

YAY! So exciting having some baby hatch

Thank you. I purchased several lbs of bacon ends, scrap etc.and wondered how to can it. I PC canned some very thin bacon a few days ago hoping to just have a pt of bacon grease with some small bacon chips. This way may come in handy because some these pieces are thick. Have you ever canned flavored bacon like maple, vanilla or rum

Are those just basic Mylar bags? Where can I get them?

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Can you link your Prepsteader channel here?

I came to follow you from TikTok!! I love your content there so I just had to give you a follow!!!