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@@charlesdavenport2543 agreed. But they will still sell well here.

@@sunnyjones682 each rack/side has an alpine 8500 gal per hour submersible pump. So there are 2 in the nft reservoir. The distribution riser valves run about 1/2 open with this double pump setup. I could run it all on one pump but it would be maxed and I would have a single point of failure. A crossover valve at the reservoir enables running both sides from either pump in a failure.

Pinpoint seeder from Johnnys seeds. Thx for watching, subscribe to our channel if you have not. It really helps us out. www.johnnyseeds.com/tools-supplies/seeders/pinpoint/four-row-pinpoint-seeder-9285.html

@@robindevellen7038 it depends on which media plugs you use along with the opening in the lids.

@@MikeEdwards-pc4qf hi Mike! They are an English/slicer hybrid. More similar to a Johnnys Corinto vs their Poinette (English).

@@Platypus-to5nc thanks!

@@RobsHydro got some onion seeds planted in 288 cell plug trays. Should finish this week, close to 10k plugs.

@@steveale0711 Thanks for being part of the LIVE, over a 1000 views might be a direction ill head, If I can get used to the Camera LOL

@@RubenAndK thanks for watching and commenting. 👍

@@Sarlekos thanks for the suggestions. We have schools and other venues/events wanting us to bring the “greenhouse” to their location for education purposes.

@@steveale0711 ah that makes sense. I’m all for making hydroponics more popular, really cool to see in person how much less water and nutrients they require since there’s no runoff

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@@DefianceFinance we have a boat and are planning to do the great loop (boats), we farm (hoes), and I rode a 100 year old motorcycle across America among other interests (Mo). Hence the channel name.

Yes, we have a portable heater we can use on cold days. Good comment.

@@terrytriton6387 the channels are 12’ long with 18 holes. The channels are the 3.75” width. Our holes are round and take the 2” netpots. Later designs went with square holes and you put the media cubes directly in the channel.

@@tch4133 for lettuce we use boxes but insert a plastic liner then fold over the top of the liner. We do 24 heads to a case. After harvest they go into a cooler then delivery.

lol. I feel your pain. Becky and I were just talking at dinner and she says “I watched the video and we need to paint the ceiling”. 😂. It’s not finished I guess.

It is finished now!!!😂😂 Couldn’t leave it halfway done….It was indeed time consuming and a bit of a struggle making my way under the wires etc to get to all of the areas. As per usual, nothing is truly simple when it comes to BOATS is it😮😮😮😂😂😂Gotta Love it though ❤❤❤❤❤

@@beckyalexander5196 Voltaren creme and B.C. powders are my "next day" go to.

It took a couple hours and a good set of bolt cutters. Luckily it didn’t damage the tiller.

There are 18 holes in a 12’ channel. So they are about 8” apart down the channel. The drain pipe is 4” diameter. The channels can fit into the drain at different widths but most of the drain holes are on 6” spacing. The end caps are nsf pvc glued. We add some glue occasionally after cleaning to insure we don’t develop any pinhole or hairline crack leaks at the drain end cap. The 45 degree elbows are not glued on, they are just hand fitted. Thanks for following our channel, hope this answers all your questions.

It is identical to crop king but has no markings. It was in the used greenhouse that we bought, dismantled and moved to our farm. Thanks for watching. Message if you have any other questions.

It was a prior renter of the ground. They missed a panel in their clean up. We got it out and no damage but it took about 2.5 hours to get it cleared out of the equipment.

Thanks for following. There are several videos on the system in the farming playlist.

I did invest in a good set of gel knee pads which helps tremendously.

Thanks for watching and reply. I can’t copy your message into a translator so I can understand.

Thanks for following us! I looked at a few abandoned greenhouses locally. I knew of this one which had been bought out so the buying company effectively bought the customers this business had built up in the ATL market. They consolidated the operations into their own infrastructure and left these abandoned. They wanted it gone so they could sell the real estate. We made an offer for pennies on the dollar of new. It had all the nft systems still in it.

@@steveale0711 Thanks

Hi! These were in the used greenhouse we purchased and moved to our farm. These appear to be crop king channels. There were some others that looked like the ones on amhydro. But the UV made those brittle over the years and they would break or crack when moving. Looks like none of them are cheap.

@@steveale0711 that’s what it looks like to me , that’s a cool greenhouse good luck with it you guys should do good , thanks for getting back to me .

Good suggestion! So far it’s working pretty well with just the wingnut and washer. Now in season 2 using it. Planted about 1000 bed feet last week of a variety of seeds with no issues.

Each bay is 30’x140’. It’s gutter connected so it’s 60x140 single space. That is about 8,400 square feet.

@@steveale0711 thank you for sharing

Thanks! We did cover it. This was a first step setup. We now have in ground reservoirs and intellidose controllers. Appreciate you watching our channel!

This is Becky!! And I agree 🙂🤪🤪🙂Thank you for making him aware of that😂😂And thanks for following us. Time is getting short and I still have oh so much to learn but getting better day by day. Am I a bit nervous, well maybe but I am in 100 percent 🛥️🛟🚦

Yeah Charles…thanks for adding another “to do” for my list. 😂😂😂

Appreciate you following our channel!

We had my mom and sister seeding one day. Another day a guy who works with us came and seeded about 6 hours. Becky and I seeded those days plus one additional. I now know how much labor is in each tray, good news is going forward we can labor hire all the seeding and still have a decent net in the effort.

lol. Yeah I feel it. Trying to find our farm manager. Winter won’t be a problem but I have to have that person in place for the summer if we are going to do the Great Lakes.