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Hahn Acre
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 พ.ค. 2022
Welcome to Hahn Acre! My name is Lauren and I started this channel to chronicle my family’s daily activity on our homestead in Pennsylvania with the hopes of sharing some hard-won knowledge, tips and tricks, successes and failures, and just some plain old fun along the way. We work hard, love big, and are always ready to learn and try new things. We hope you’ll follow along with all of our homestead happenings. There’s no telling what we’ll be up to next!
It’s time to dig potatoes!
Today we are digging potatoes and trying out a “new” tool to get the job done.
Thanks for watching!
#garden #growyourownfood #homegarden #potato
Thanks for watching!
#garden #growyourownfood #homegarden #potato
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Is this STILL one of my favorite tools??
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Join me today for an updated review of the stand n’ plant planter after using it for 3 seasons of planting! Is it still one of my favorites? Thanks for watching! #garden #standnplant #plantingseason #homegarden standnplant.com
End of May garden check!
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Come along with me today as I do my daily garden check on growth, losses, and upcoming tasks. Thanks for joining me! #garden #vegetables #growyourownfood
Laying plastic for the 2024 season with our Rain-Flo 2370
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Today we are prepping the garden for planting by laying a biodegradable film which helps us control weeds and maintaining heat and moisture in the soil. We love this attachment! I check in with our early plantings and of course farm cat Weezy makes her presence known. 🐈⬛ #cat #johndeere #rainflo #garden Using our Rain-Flo 2370 plastic layer for the first time! th-cam.com/video/X9oxN-xhTw0/w-d-...
Things are still frosty in 6b- 0 weeks before last frost date!
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Join me (and my newest helper) today as I work through potting up, pinching, and managing frost cloth here in NEPA just a few days before our last expected frost date! 🌱 Thanks for watching! 🌱
Sow along with me in 6b! 6 weeks before last frost!
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Moving right along, we are 6 weeks away from our last expected frost and that means sowing the rest of the tomatoes and more flowers. Thanks for joining me!
Sow along with me in 6b! 8 weeks before last frost
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This week I am sowing more vegetable seeds and giving a look at how my first round of seeds is coming along! If you’re looking for more seed sowing content, see our seed starting playlist for a full listing of last year’s process. Thanks for watching and happy sowing!
Sow along with me in 6b! 10 weeks before last frost
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Today my helper and I are celebrating a snow day by soil blocking and sowing our first seeds of the season! We are talking all things soil blocking and why I choose to use this method for early indoor sowing vs. plug trays. Thanks for joining us! Want more seed starting? Follow Hahn Acre for this year’s updates and see our seed starting playlist for previous videos
2023 Homestead Year in Review
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Welcome back! Today I am getting to work splitting dahlia tubers and reviewing my favorite homestead happenings throughout 2023! Thanks for joining me! I am very much looking forward to the things to come in 2024!
Harvesting sunflowers efficiently, a quick and easy way to deal with foliage
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Harvesting sunflowers efficiently, a quick and easy way to deal with foliage
It’s time to give our tomatoes some support!
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It’s time to give our tomatoes some support!
Weekly sunflower seeding and cool flower update- see what we’ve got blooming! 🌻
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Weekly sunflower seeding and cool flower update- see what we’ve got blooming! 🌻
Home garden update- thriving or just surviving??
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Home garden update- thriving or just surviving??
Sweet potato update 🍠 Was my experiment a success???
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Sweet potato update 🍠 Was my experiment a success???
Using our Rain-Flo 2370 plastic layer for the first time!
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Using our Rain-Flo 2370 plastic layer for the first time!
What did I order? Dahlia unboxing and sweet potato update
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What did I order? Dahlia unboxing and sweet potato update
This piece of equipment will be a big help!
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This piece of equipment will be a big help!
Weekly sowing, seedling updates, and beneficial plants 4 weeks before last frost!
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Weekly sowing, seedling updates, and beneficial plants 4 weeks before last frost!
Herb day! Potting up and pinching our parsley and basil starts!
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Herb day! Potting up and pinching our parsley and basil starts!
Sow along with me in 6b- 6 weeks before last frost!
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Sow along with me in 6b- 6 weeks before last frost!
7 weeks before last frost: potting up seedlings and starting sweet potato slips!
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7 weeks before last frost: potting up seedlings and starting sweet potato slips!
Sow along with me in zone 6b- 8 weeks before last frost!
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Sow along with me in zone 6b- 8 weeks before last frost!
Weekly seedling update and the truth about seed starting 🌱
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Weekly seedling update and the truth about seed starting 🌱
Sow along with me in zone 6b! 10 weeks before last frost
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Sow along with me in zone 6b! 10 weeks before last frost
Let’s talk growing space! Indoor seedling set up 2023
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Let’s talk growing space! Indoor seedling set up 2023
Soil blocking and sowing the first seeds of the 2023 season!
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Soil blocking and sowing the first seeds of the 2023 season!
I have to say… I love your videos! I came across your channel the other day and am in the process of starting from the beginning of the video list to present… keep up the great work 😊
Thanks for this! I’m very interested in this tool because I’m getting older and I’m a bit of a fatty😊! Have you ever tried putting in your garlic 🧄 with the tool, do you have any thoughts on using it for that, we want our cloves pointing up of course. Klaus
You continue to amaze me...
Orange Cat here. This is our channel of shame that I started 7 years ago apparently. So embarrassing to look at now. We have dramatically changed since then. Maybe this is my cue to do something with it.
Just got your video as a suggestion. We also are NEPA 6b - near that city that starts with an S 😕. Guessing you're out in the country. Interesting tool. Subscribed.
howdy neighbor, subscribed as well, about the same zone here in Marshalls Creek
Gotcha. Were more north in a Suburb of The Office. Sorry I can't bring myself to type the name 😶. I'm guessing my wife found your first because this account was already subscribed. I'm hoping to start making videos for our much smaller garden situation. Big for the area but nothing like yours.
Welcome! Thanks for watching! :)
Watched one video and of course we had to watch a bunch of them today after realizing you're about 20 mins south of us in the same growing zone (marshalls creek here). I had a question about the soil blocks. We've been doing soil blocks for about 7 years now and I noticed that you don't upblock or plant directly into the ground even with the 2in blocks. Do you do that for ease with the plug trays? The hardest thing for us has been that soil blocks no matter the size can't be outside during rain so its a rush out then in then back out if we have rain coming through.
Oh wow, not far away at all! I use soil blocks mainly as a way to save myself space on the front end of things. If I can time it right and can safely plant out directly from the small blocks I will-it’s mostly my early season flowers I’ll treat this way. Most of my seedlings are potted up for sale from the small blocks. I pot up my own plantings to cell trays so I don’t have a bunch of small groups of blocks wasting space. The tool I use for planting- stand n’ plant- works better if there is a little more soil mass than a small block, which is another reason I’ll eventually use the cell trays. I agree with you about rain being an issue- it makes hardening off more difficult and I also find outside the smaller blocks dry out way faster. Much less room for error in watering!
@@hahnacre6339 Thank you so much for the reply. We are starting some of our fall stuff probably the first week of July and I'm going to try your method of potting up to a 72 cell plug tray from the mini blocks for those. One more question, is there a reason you don't up block the minis into the 2in blocks with the insert for the mini blocks? Thanks again
@@hahnacre6339 at some point I have to make some videos in the early spring with what it looks like with all 2in soil blocks. Its a bit of a pain in the grow tent and greenhouse but like you said, the hardening off its a pain as 2" and 4" blocks cant see rain at all
Where did you get this tool? Which company? Does it work with seeds?
standnplant.com - I have seen various forms of this same tool but I really feel this one is the best value for your money. It does work with seeds, you would just have to watch how deep you place the tool so they weren’t planted too deep. Basically if it fits down the barrel, you can plant it!
Are you going to be having a farmstand again? I live right down the road from where you used to live and would buy from you often.
Yes! We aren’t too far from our old place. Our Facebook page has all of our new info, I’ll be posting there when we open!
do you till first? then add the plastic? or does it do it all at one time?
Yes, till first. The front of the plastic layer just shapes the bed and smooths the dirt for the plastic to lay tight to it
STOP THE ENGINE BEFORE CROUCHING DOWN BEHIND IMPLEMENT.
You go momma😊😊
Congratulations on the new family member. Your plant babies look awesome.
Thank you so much! 😊
I understand, best wishes with this beautiful tool
Thank you!
Take your time beautiful lady❤
Which plastic mulch did you transition to and which one were you using? We're in MI (5b) and I've been looking @ the bio 360 for this season
We have always used the biodegradable film, in previous years we used Nolt’s as a supplier. We purchased a new roll from rainflo with the layer and were very happy with its performance last year. It’s listed in their catalog under bio-gold.
@@hahnacre6339 I’ve been looking at bio gold for this season as well. Thank you for the heads-on on this. I appreciate it!!
I'm sitting on my sofa getting my gardening fix today. I started some slow growing perennials: Pineberries, Huckleberries, Strawberries, and Thimbleberries in my living room garden. I don't dare start my annuals until we find a property. So I have to find other gardeners and watch them do the things I wish I was doing! TH-cam reccomended your channel. New Subscriber ❤
Welcome and thank you for watching! :) I hope you have much success with your perennials!!
You remind me so much of a friend of mine.
wishing you the best with new baby when it comes.
Thank you so much! 😊
Hi there No worries i have a few seedlings that did not do so well. New friend here. Showing you support. You are doing a great job. Happy gardening
Thank you and welcome! :)
Love this!!!!! ❤️
Oh my gosh! You 2 are great together! Jinx!!
Are you still in PA?
Yes! We are just a short distance away from our previous location
Love ya! You got this with lots of helping hand!!
😘
Thanks for sharing
How do you irrigate without laying drip?
We are lucky enough to not need to irrigate for the most part. In the off chance that we do I’ll either hand water or run hoses from a neighboring property as we don’t have a well in the field itself.
@@hahnacre6339 yeah we're fighting that battle too. Wells can be so expensive.
now your done , Season is over unless they give multiple tags.. Congrats
Exelent 😉💪
Hello 🍅🍅🍅
Pap is smiling down on you 😇
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Is that bio mulch? Do you think it makes a big difference when you use it? I tried the red plastic mulch over my tomatoes last year and had the worst crop ever… but it might have also just been an off year for tomatoes. Lol. The weeds grew like crazy under the mulch and pushed it up like a parachute with air under it. 🤦🏼♀️ I love to see your interactions with your daughter. She is so sweet and you are very patient with her. Great job momma!!
Aww thank you so much, I appreciate it! ☺️ Yes, we use a biodegradable mulch. I wouldn’t be able to work as much ground as I do without it. There are some weeds (nutsedge) that will push it up a little but then usually the heat takes care of them and it’s not an issue. I’ve never used any other color. I will tell you I had a terrible tomato year last year it didn’t matter what I did! Happy growing!
What a struggle this weather has been .....so hot when it should have been cool and now cool when it should be hot. I keep singing Doris Day.....Que sera sera...whatever will be will be....the future is not ours to see ....while out in my garden. My cabbage is full of bugs....I think aphids......but my tomatoes are looking lush. The garlic is almost ready and have put up scapes. I have a 75 ft row of snapdragons putting on buds :) ....but the easiest flower ever...my zinnia look like shyte lol You are so right when you say ....its different every year! Happy Growing from Canada's most southern tip xoxo
Love it! I may adopt that tune :) That’s interesting, I’ve been seeing aphids everywhere this year I’ve never seen them on cabbage. I wish you much success this growing season!!
You 2 always put a smile on my face!😅
Love you!
Love you too! ❤️
Very nice job!
Thank you sir!
What model/brand was your old plastic mulch bedder? I ask because I'm considering units now.
We actually aren’t sure. We bought it at auction and it had no markings on it, no information came with it. Our best guess was an older model from nolt’s
Super Mom!
You are amazing never forget that!!
I hope it works well for y'all. Enjoyed the video.
Thank you!
Looks great!
Thanks! 😊
Rain Flo is the Cadillac of plastic mulch. Looking forward to see how your field does.
Very happy so far with its performance and ease of use. This was a big purchase for us but well worth it so far!
First day of the rifle season. To me, it's like Christmas morning. Even if I get skunked, it's still exciting!
I agree!!
All those beds ready to go are a beautiful site! I have six 100ft rows for cut flowers. No moo=la for landscape fabric ...yet! Today i spent a few hours on my day off from my "real job" running the hoe thru a couple beds. As a bonus my farmer tan is killer :) Can't wait to see you start planting out!
Thank you! That’s awesome. I can relate, I also have a “real job” to work around! :)
New sub! Congratulations on your hunt. Thanks for sharing your adventure.. Have a great summer!!
Welcome and thank you!
@@hahnacre6339 thank you..
It’s always fun using a old push tiller
This one was my Pap’s that we dug out of our woods, never skipped a beat getting back to work 👍🏻
I used to spend full days doing this same type of plowing. The only difference is that I didnt have a nice cab on my tractor. I know it is wrong but man do I love and covet modern farm equipment.
This tractor was a big deal for us this year. It sure was nice running without any issues!
Terrible. Practice "no till" farming. Save money, soil, and the planet.
The decision to till or not is one piece of a bigger picture. We have built immense soil health using other regenerative practices.
How many acres you run? Oh yea none. Shut up
I am in northern Ill don't know how to dress my poor seedling praying the weather is more consistently in the 50 soon.
I’m right there with you! Seems like we have multiple seasons in one day!
I’m in PA too and the weather is crazy. Not use to zone 6b had lived in the south for many years. I feel like it takes forever and the hardening off process is even worse. Look forward to warm sunny days.
Agreed! So many plants that need to be hardened off but I just don’t feel good about these temps yet!
I can still remember the video of your mom helping you with all the dahlias you inherited! Of course I LOVED Grace giving her experiment knowledge too!
❤oh my gosh! More dahlias😮
Can’t help it! 😬