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Some good keepers to consider Triamble Jarrahdale Sibley Hopi pale gray Marina Di choggia Black futsu Seminole Musquee de maroc Musquee de Provence. Enjoy

New subscriber here from SW MT. I like the videos and it’s nice to see people in state having success. What size and kind of greenhouse is this?

How many chickens do you have? I get 24 to 40 per week (mix of duck and chicken). We consume 12 to 18 per day if someone cooks breakfast lol.

Thanks! This video was exactly what I needed. I hadn't done this before.

When you said mashed potatoes, i thought i might try to blend them with the potatoes and i do the same with some squash.

I have thought about growing turnips but have never eaten them. Might be a good idea to just buy some from a farm stand first... hmmmm.

Outstanding ❤

💚👍Total forgot too grow them. My mom use too cook them on new years day , Japanese thing . Big time going too grew them next year. 💚✌️

Make a plan to battle the Coddling Moth.

Good job on the grafting, in a few years there will be a nice orchard.

Im from Idaho too, i think next year I need to protect my plants, everything died this year from the sun

Awesome Display 👍🏻👍🏻

I'd been thinking about trying this crop in 2025. It's good to see the processing is simple!

Edamame is my favorite garden crop. I can not plant enough of it.

Hello from idaho, sister 👋

What a treasure that gentleman is. Your video was such a blessing to watch ❤

Genius !!

Turnips… my husband’s Norwegian folks boil their turnips, have with sausage and a potato dish on New Years Day… A tradition I’ve come to truly enjoy and look forward to.

I am 7 and have a garden channel. He knows alot.

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A.MAZE.ING!!😍😍😍

What a gem he is. Thank you!

I just love this!

Good too see other Montanian's:))

Thanks alot ma'am

Whatablesing !

Thanks for sharing, i don't often need to wash my eggs, but it's been raining here and we let the chickens free range across the property here in the fall. They love digging through the leaves, but they're getting so muddy!

I love to hear the stories of our elders, thank you so much for honoring us with his experience. I hear you about this gardening year being off. First year I've had this much of a struggle. My garden was damaged by a flood and the herbicide it left. Worst garden year I have ever had. Already being hopeful for next year.

Try Blacktail Mountain watermelon. We grow these outside in zone 5. They are tasty when ripe but a little seedy.

one tree can produce how many chiles miss ? Thx before

Yellow wtrmelon weird dont test it little cutie😅

Where did you get your seeds?! Those are awesome!

What a sweet man. Older people are so knowledgeable

She sounds demeaning

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Thank you so much for this video!! I’m sure your ex neighbor was very proud you asked him!! 🙌🏻🦋🙏🏻

I love how he said it used to frost every year in June...lol and they're trying to tell us about climate change nonsense. Is it just me, but it seems they don't want oldies around to tell us how it used to be 😳

What area of Montana? Impressive!!!

Thank you for your content! Curious as to which farmers market or markets you sell your produce…

Great job interviewing a great ol gardening soul. My dad would have been 93 this week… and I’m sure he would have loved being interviewed by a pretty girl too! Ha!

I love this. We need more people of old time to show us the way

Beet seed, you just wait till the fruit, and the area of the stalk they are attached too, is dry and brown. Beet "seed" is actually a fruit.

Thanks for sharing the video. It's so cool. Can't wait to see how your garden thrives with this new addition! 🌿

If the corn doesn't make it to harvest before a killing frost, turn it into mulch and compost it over winter for next yrs garden. If you have animals you can also turn it into feed for them.

You can peel and cut the turnip in chunks, drizzle with butter or olive oil, salt and pepper and roast in the oven. You can up the flavor with garlic and onion powder. I like to eat them raw with just a little salt, but I'm probably one of few people who prefer them raw. In the UK they mash them like potatoes, add butter, a little milk and salt. When you hear them say "bangers and mash" the mash is turnips. I lived in the UK for a bit and they have the best tasting foods because they don't allow the garbage added that the U.S. allows. You can buy seeds to grow seedless watermelon but you have to grow a seeded variety for pollination , the seeds for the seedless are more expensive and harder to get to germinate.

This was a great garden tour! Even with the challenges, you really got a lot of good from from your garden. And the new storage building and root cellar will be a huge benefit for your family. Btw, Kabocha squash is REALLY GOOD! I used one for 'pumpkin' pies one year and they were delicious! I hear turnips could be used as a potato substitute - roasted, cut for fries, etc. I think roasting and seasoning them like potatoes is the way to go. 👍🏾👍🏾

Thanks for the video. Your Big Jim’s are really nice. Where do you get your seeds?

Wow!!! He does way more than I could ever do!