It's evident that of ALL the projects Danny has completed, this Farmall has been his dreamiest. Men and their productive toys are amazing when it is put to its fullest use. I smile each time I see the "completion" face on Danny
I threw some store bought sweet taters in a shallow tub last year and it grew slips like crazy. Was too late in the season to plant them but just an experiment I did to see. I'm new to gardening but getting the hang of it. Sure wish I paid more attention with my grandpa.
Thanks Brother Danny for sharing your knowledge on growing sweet potatoes! I love watching your animals and Wanda sure did make you a Delicious Meal! Peace and Blessings to You and Wanda. 🙏❤🙏
Up north here in zone 4 we planned on planting sweet potatoes for the first time this year since our Amish neighbors gave us some of their homegrown taters. Right now we're about 7-weeks before our last frost and I planted 3 of them in a 6-inch deep container today and have them in my grow room. Keeping my figers crossed that this works for us! Thanks for the knowledge Danny and Wanda!
I'm still amazed at 63 years of age of God's Glory still being there for us in the Garden when so many people have turned their backs to him and his Gifts and Graces. I've never been so happy to be saved and being allowed to go to his Ultimate Garden soon.
My slips are doing great! They are in shallow Walmart totes. I wish I could post a picture here. I’m sure I will be transplanting some into grow bags this weekend. I have Irish potatoes in the ground where my sweet potatoes usually go. But I have so many slips I’m just going to put them wherever I have the extra space! Can’t have too many sweet taters. Love y’all’s videos. Since I don’t have anyone to teach me these things you guys have really taught me a lot of stuff about growing vegetables. I’m a nurse so I work full time but I have managed to grow 90% of our vegetables on about a one acre yard that includes my house. Thanks for being such an inspiration!
Your soil looks amazing for growing your plants 😊 I have too much clay & it’s like concrete. I’m doing raised beds this year & hopefully I’ll get a better yield at harvest time 😊
Was very glad to finally get your Sweet Potato Manual. That's evidence I'm going to be very serious about growing sweet potatoes this year. Great resource to have for those who want sweet potatoes and don't find growing them as intuitive as we'd like. I like the straightforward process steps and pictures to go with the steps. Good video help on this podcast as well, thanks!
I started my slips back in December (I’m in zone 7B) and have some real beauties!. I am multiply handicapped and do all my ‘farming’ on my back porch and front porch. My slips will probably go into grow bags the beginning of May. Last year I grew a few as an experiment, and boy was I ever surprised! They are the easiest veggies to grow! Thank you so much for all your wonderful videos. I learn so much from you.
Danny and Wanda, I put some of my sweet potatoes in my Lowe's container just like y'all and they are doing great. I placed the container in front of the window with plenty of sunshine. I plan on planting them in May... First time grower... Wish me luck...
Good morning Danny and Wanda great video i is4ed a cub to plow tobacco yrs ago it was so cool you sit over right over the row where you can see i loved it
I got your sweet potato manual. I have had slips coming up now for a week using the idea of planting in dirt. Hoping for more slips as the weeks go by before planting in 3 week’s begins.
The 12 volt convert of the Cub sure spins it over! Those sweet potatoes sure are looking good. We have tried making slips with a jar and water but have limited success. Danny, your method makes more sense to me. Up here in the north we are about a month away before the last frost even into the first part of May... Cant wait to get going....Thanks for the info as always!
I,m in New Hampshire and I bought a big scarlet sweet potato and put it in a jar with water by the window , it is doing incredibly well , I have picked off about 8 long vines and put them in water and they have a lot of roots growing and the potato is still growing slips 😮😮😮, I got it locally grown so maybe that helped because this is the first time it has worked for me
I was thinking about laying off the rows sorta like that for my Hastings Corn. I think your ideal on planting your sweet potatoes that way will work perfect.
I got the manual and did sweet potato’s first time last year. Now I have taters to use to make slips this year. Whenever spring comes here in central indiana. Still freezing at night here.
Growing food for animals is going to be more important in the future as supplies shrink and prices rise. I found a willow tree the other day and I took some cuttings off of it. I am rooting about 20 cuttings. I fed the rabbit the trimmings and she took right too them. My mullberry tree has lots of berries this year. I should have pruned and shaped it and fed the trimmings to the animals but the best time of year to do that slipped by me. I think fodder trees have a lot of potential for the small farmer. What other trees make good animal feed? Thanks for all you do.
You’ve inspired me to try growing these this year in zone 6B! I like fitness and I used to eat sweet potatoes all the time because how good they are for you but I never really like the taste that much. I am curious to try how homegrown ones taste! Thanks so much!
Good Morning DSH. Nice to see the slips going in the ground. I have a feeling this year will be a bountiful crop. Stay safe up there and keep on growing🤠
I can’t wait to get out there and start planting. My husband and I are working on getting all of our garden areas ready to go. We started working on getting our greenhouse up this weekend. Ready to get going!!
Mr Danny what is a good length to pick your slips. I’m sure you don’t want to pick one too short. I have 1 that needs to be pulled it’s over a foot long but the others are only a few inches long. My weather had been unseasonably cold up here in Taxachusettes and they aren’t ready to put in anyway. I am growing slips from sweet potatoes that I grew last year so I know they will grow.
I really would love to plant anything outside right now. The planting bug had bit. We just had a 3 day snow storm and the high today is supposed to be around 31. I usually wait until my fall planted garlic is 2-3 inches tall to plant my cool weather crops. I'm wondering if we'll ever warm up this year. The ground is still frozen solid
That tractor is gorgeous!! We're in Australia and I'm already hanging for November to plant some more sweet potatoes. My family is from NZ and we love the kumara. We haven't been able to find the exact one here in Australia, yet. Do you know the variety name that would be the closest flavour to the kumara?
That tractor is awesome! Man would we love to have one!💕 Hubby had a heart attack ( the widow maker), three stents and my spine is full of arthritis, top to bottom. Pushing 60 years but still planting the hard way and fighting gofers now we got soil tilled by hand. Ugh 😩
I watch Vietnamese growing sweet potatoes, and they don't even bother with rooting them!😳 They just cut the vines into 12 inch pieces and bury them. I'm sticking to the rooted method.. They get way more rain than I do.
Very nice tractor! Your slips look so much greener and healthier than mine too! I know what I'm doing today lol... I'm pulling my slips out of the water and into some good soil. They have lots of roots already but my leaves are pale and many have fallen off. I still have a full month before last frost date but I can make it work with totes or boxes until the first week of May! Thank you Danny and Wanda so very much. I learn so much from you two AND it's so encouraging and motivating to watch everything come to life where yall are! It won't be much longer here for us and I'm so excited to be growing gardens again I love it!
There's still a chance of frost here for another 3 weeks but I do have my onions, collards, cabbage, carrots, chard, beets, radish, lettuce, Irish potatoes and peas in the ground. Everything else has to wait and I'm anxious to get going.
I put my sweet potatoes in dirt and they haven't done anything. Now the bottoms of them are rotting...too late to start new ones so I guess I'll be looking to buy some slips if I can find any around here.
Danny & Wanda I grow sweet potatoes & actually have 2 beds in after just removing a very large bed. I grow mine from vine cuttings in a water bucket but you know what I am going to try (just as a test) doing both ways. Have you tried that as I would be very interested to know. I do not grow the white ones as they go black when cooked for me ? am I doing something wrong ?? Cheers your friend Denise- Australia (sub-tropical)
For man that Grew up on a 1964 yellow International cowboy 3 blade Mow 7 acres of grass like a golf course for a lot of my years I always wanted dad to buy the crank for the front of it he never would you said I don't need you broken your arm oh I miss that just starting it up that engine sounded And took me back there to plow him snow and chains and we'll wait and all that fun stuff
Danny, you can see the joy deep down in your heart when you’re on your Cub😊. Any suggestions on controlling fungus gnats in my outdoor vegetable pots? I looked into mosquito bits/dunks, but unsure if it would be safe to use on my edible plants??? I have tried neem oil and sticky trap paper but not controlling them. I need to get a hold of this before I can move forward with planting.
I have heard that they may be sprayed with growth retardant to prevent them from sprouting in the grocery store. Maybe it would help to wash them??? Idk , really. Same thing going for me. 🤷
Good morning Mr Danny and Ms Wanda. We planted a few slips that were well rooted in a raised bed before the freeze last weekend and had to cut them back to ground level because they got bit. Any chance they'll grow back and produce potatoes?
@@DeepSouthHomestead Thank you, we'll definitely give that a try. They are purple potato slips we were gifted so hopefully they'll work out. We'll be planning our slips soon.
That is tremendous thank you for the video the time you spent and it much appreciated, teaching us all about sweet potatoes and gardening thank you for your honesty and the realness that you show in the videos. I do have a question about sweet potatoes. Would it be too late to plant sweet potatoes at the end of April?
Bonita is the go-to White in my area. For me ... there is no other. (They lean more toward the Pink) *** Three weeks from harvesting slips, we're ready to harvest the second succession. They'll keep makin'slips, but our season is too short to get any kind of a tuber yield. We'll plant a third .. but it's for a plot of greens for The Rabbits since it won't make 'Taters.
Danny, You threw me a curve ball on the sweet taters! Lol I wasn’t planning on planting my slips till mid to late April!!! I got a tub full of slips, and just may go “stick” them in the dirt!!! Great job on the Cub brother!!! Oh… Got my sweet corn planted this past Saturday also!!! Thank you, Ted
Thank you Danny for the information and encouragement. I pray that more and more of Gods people open their eyes and do what they can to help face the up coming days, weeks, months, years…. Gods people need to be praying for our great nation, that it will once again be known as “One Nation under God” we have lost our way and allowed Satan to get a foot hold on our nation and it’s people. 😢
As always another great video! I absolutely love sweet potatoes I've never tried to grow any. For some reason tear my stomach up do not know why. It could be because they have so much fiber in them? I know y'all eat a lot of them. I'm going to try to grow some this year. I agree with you Farmall Cub in my book is a number one tractor I would love to have one. Yours is absolutely beautiful. Thank you both for sharing all your knowledge! If you have any idea why sweet potatoes tear my stomach up let me know please
Good Morning, so you answered my question, I stored my sweets in the master bath that is bare walls and it was extremely cold and dark, now I know why some of mine rotted in my Walmart tub. I did get about 15 slips off just two sweets.
Danny, the cub is a good looking tractor. You’ve kept it will & you take care of it. Glad the 12 V conversion worked out win-win
It's evident that of ALL the projects Danny has completed, this Farmall has been his dreamiest. Men and their productive toys are amazing when it is put to its fullest use. I smile each time I see the "completion" face on Danny
Danny is Superman in another disguise!! Out does Clark Kent by a country mile!!😊😊
Beautiful photo/video shot of Danny with the property and tractor!
It is great to see how much you accomplish working together as a team. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you. I've got my slips ready waiting on the weather to plant them. Eat up
Got my Walmart tub out on the porch. Slips are looking good. 👩🏻🌾
Love that you share your daddy’s old but wise ways
Thankyou Danny and Wanda!
I threw some store bought sweet taters in a shallow tub last year and it grew slips like crazy. Was too late in the season to plant them but just an experiment I did to see. I'm new to gardening but getting the hang of it. Sure wish I paid more attention with my grandpa.
Thanks Brother Danny for sharing your knowledge on growing sweet potatoes! I love watching your animals and Wanda sure did make you a Delicious Meal! Peace and Blessings to You and Wanda. 🙏❤🙏
Looking good Danny! Ms. Wanda, as usual your photography is spot on! Planting your
Cherokee Tan Pumpkin seeds this year! Looking forward to it!
Excellent Danny! I am to sick to plant garden. Pray I get well and back into the garden soon!
Praying for you to get better.
He makes it look.so.easy!!!
Up north here in zone 4 we planned on planting sweet potatoes for the first time this year since our Amish neighbors gave us some of their homegrown taters. Right now we're about 7-weeks before our last frost and I planted 3 of them in a 6-inch deep container today and have them in my grow room. Keeping my figers crossed that this works for us! Thanks for the knowledge Danny and Wanda!
You can do it
Wanda, you and Danny are such an inspiration!!! By all he way , your hair looks so good at the length it is on the Saturday night live !
Wow! The bunnies have gotten huge! All that good natural food and care has paid off...
Yes it does!
I'm still amazed at 63 years of age of God's Glory still being there for us in the Garden when so many people have turned their backs to him and his Gifts and Graces. I've never been so happy to be saved and being allowed to go to his Ultimate Garden soon.
So pretty getting them slips in the dirt :)
Thanks for reminding me about that forked stick!
What a beautiful job that Farmall does , man that’s just the best thing
My slips are doing great! They are in shallow Walmart totes. I wish I could post a picture here. I’m sure I will be transplanting some into grow bags this weekend. I have Irish potatoes in the ground where my sweet potatoes usually go. But I have so many slips I’m just going to put them wherever I have the extra space! Can’t have too many sweet taters. Love y’all’s videos. Since I don’t have anyone to teach me these things you guys have really taught me a lot of stuff about growing vegetables. I’m a nurse so I work full time but I have managed to grow 90% of our vegetables on about a one acre yard that includes my house. Thanks for being such an inspiration!
This is awesome.
Yup my reds in a big pot are slow here in SC too. Will be using a shallow container next year. Thanks 👍
Your soil looks amazing for growing your plants 😊 I have too much clay & it’s like concrete. I’m doing raised beds this year & hopefully I’ll get a better yield at harvest time 😊
Was very glad to finally get your Sweet Potato Manual. That's evidence I'm going to be very serious about growing sweet potatoes this year. Great resource to have for those who want sweet potatoes and don't find growing them as intuitive as we'd like. I like the straightforward process steps and pictures to go with the steps. Good video help on this podcast as well, thanks!
Hope you enjoy it!
I started my slips back in December (I’m in zone 7B) and have some real beauties!. I am multiply handicapped and do all my ‘farming’ on my back porch and front porch. My slips will probably go into grow bags the beginning of May. Last year I grew a few as an experiment, and boy was I ever surprised! They are the easiest veggies to grow! Thank you so much for all your wonderful videos. I learn so much from you.
Beautiful slips, Danny - great video, Wanda! Thank you, guys! Xo
Thank you
That Cub is sweettttttt!!!!!
Thank you both for all you do. The sweet potatoes look great, future sweet potatoes fry's. Wishing all a great week.
Danny and Wanda, I put some of my sweet potatoes in my Lowe's container just like y'all and they are doing great. I placed the container in front of the window with plenty of sunshine. I plan on planting them in May... First time grower... Wish me luck...
Sounds great!
Thank you Danny & Wanda 🤗❤️ Can someone can help this city girl new gardener tell me if you add draining holes in the plastic tub??😬 Thank you!!🤗
Danny sorry meant to say just a big backyard vegetable garden- but it is large with other veges. Cheers Denise
Thank you for the video this morning Mr. Danny! Great way to start the morning! God Bless y'all 😊
Good morning!
Good morning Danny and Wanda great video i is4ed a cub to plow tobacco yrs ago it was so cool you sit over right over the row where you can see i loved it
im going to grow sweet potato this year! its very exiting, i have never grown them before!
You can do it!
May God be with you and bless you 🙏
Behind but I got some white sweet potatoes planted in the dirt for slips. Woohoo
I got your sweet potato manual. I have had slips coming up now for a week using the idea of planting in dirt. Hoping for more slips as the weeks go by before planting in 3 week’s begins.
Good -Day Danny and Wanda.. sure was good to see that Cub going down those rows... Then sweet potato going to be good 👍
Good morning!
The 12 volt convert of the Cub sure spins it over! Those sweet potatoes sure are looking good. We have tried making slips with a jar and water but have limited success. Danny, your method makes more sense to me. Up here in the north we are about a month away before the last frost even into the first part of May... Cant wait to get going....Thanks for the info as always!
I,m in New Hampshire and I bought a big scarlet sweet potato and put it in a jar with water by the window , it is doing incredibly well , I have picked off about 8 long vines and put them in water and they have a lot of roots growing and the potato is still growing slips 😮😮😮, I got it locally grown so maybe that helped because this is the first time it has worked for me
My sweet potatoes are in a shallow container in an indoor greenhouse on a heat mat under light
❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏❤️😘💕
To You Both.
I was thinking about laying off the rows sorta like that for my Hastings Corn. I think your ideal on planting your sweet potatoes that way will work perfect.
We're hoping it works. We just got sever weather here with lots of rain waiting till daylight to see how they made it.
I got the manual and did sweet potato’s first time last year. Now I have taters to use to make slips this year. Whenever spring comes here in central indiana. Still freezing at night here.
That is awesome!
Awesome as always ❤
❤❤❤
great video-thanks,
Good morning 😊 thank you for all the info you give us!
Good morning!
This year we'll probably try SLIPS in Walmart containers and NOT glass jars
Thank you for sharing this information with us. I love your videos and I hope you and your wife have a wonderful week.
I been doing mine same way for years ill put them in solo cups if gets to overgrown
Growing food for animals is going to be more important in the future as supplies shrink and prices rise.
I found a willow tree the other day and I took some cuttings off of it.
I am rooting about 20 cuttings.
I fed the rabbit the trimmings and she took right too them.
My mullberry tree has lots of berries this year. I should have pruned and shaped it and fed the trimmings to the animals but the best time of year to do that slipped by me.
I think fodder trees have a lot of potential for the small farmer.
What other trees make good animal feed?
Thanks for all you do.
It really depends on the animals being fed.
You’ve inspired me to try growing these this year in zone 6B! I like fitness and I used to eat sweet potatoes all the time because how good they are for you but I never really like the taste that much. I am curious to try how homegrown ones taste! Thanks so much!
You can do it!
I didn't think you could grow sweet potatoes in England, but l looked it up , and you can . So I'm going to give it a go 😊
You can do it.
@@DeepSouthHomestead 👍
Great video! I’ve really been enjoying watching you all! Quick question, how many potatoes did you have buried in the Walmart tub? Take care!
I have a video showing how many. I believe it was around eight.
Good Morning DSH. Nice to see the slips going in the ground. I have a feeling this year will be a bountiful crop. Stay safe up there and keep on growing🤠
I can’t wait to get out there and start planting. My husband and I are working on getting all of our garden areas ready to go. We started working on getting our greenhouse up this weekend. Ready to get going!!
Mr Danny what is a good length to pick your slips. I’m sure you don’t want to pick one too short. I have 1 that needs to be pulled it’s over a foot long but the others are only a few inches long. My weather had been unseasonably cold up here in Taxachusettes and they aren’t ready to put in anyway. I am growing slips from sweet potatoes that I grew last year so I know they will grow.
I really would love to plant anything outside right now. The planting bug had bit. We just had a 3 day snow storm and the high today is supposed to be around 31. I usually wait until my fall planted garlic is 2-3 inches tall to plant my cool weather crops. I'm wondering if we'll ever warm up this year. The ground is still frozen solid
That tractor is gorgeous!!
We're in Australia and I'm already hanging for November to plant some more sweet potatoes.
My family is from NZ and we love the kumara. We haven't been able to find the exact one here in Australia, yet. Do you know the variety name that would be the closest flavour to the kumara?
Not really sure.
I LOVE those old tractors!!! They bring back such good memories for me!
Love the back to basics videos 🙏
It’s a pretty tractor
I would like you to come and make me sum rows in my big garden
Have you shown this little greenhouse potting shed? I can't afford a high tunnel but maybe this would be an affordable, smaller greenhouse option?
Yes but the company has since gone out of business. You can get them through growers solution. We have a link below that will save you 10%.
That tractor is awesome! Man would we love to have one!💕 Hubby had a heart attack ( the widow maker), three stents and my spine is full of arthritis, top to bottom. Pushing 60 years but still planting the hard way and fighting gofers now we got soil tilled by hand. Ugh 😩
I'm headed that way.
My tractor is a case 446.
Much easier to handle but you only get about 8"-10" ground clearance.
Thank you Danny and Wanda for the video
Our pleasure!
Would the rabbits get along with the chickens? Bet that'd sure like a outside & Ground under their feet & they'd sure Enjoy the Exercise !
You can't mix animals because of worms and disease.
@@DeepSouthHomestead well do you got room for an area for them outside?❤
If we put them outside the predators will get them. They're fine in the barn.
I watch Vietnamese growing sweet potatoes, and they don't even bother with rooting them!😳 They just cut the vines into 12 inch pieces and bury them. I'm sticking to the rooted method.. They get way more rain than I do.
Very nice tractor! Your slips look so much greener and healthier than mine too! I know what I'm doing today lol... I'm pulling my slips out of the water and into some good soil. They have lots of roots already but my leaves are pale and many have fallen off. I still have a full month before last frost date but I can make it work with totes or boxes until the first week of May! Thank you Danny and Wanda so very much. I learn so much from you two AND it's so encouraging and motivating to watch everything come to life where yall are! It won't be much longer here for us and I'm so excited to be growing gardens again I love it!
Thanks so much Danny and Ms Wanda! I've got all of Danny's manuals and so grateful!
Great video ❤❤❤ both of y’all 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍
I am so happy for you that it worked. I am also impressed that you know how to switch it over.
I went to college to be a mechanic.
Morning Y’all , very good my friend !
Good morning!
There's still a chance of frost here for another 3 weeks but I do have my onions, collards, cabbage, carrots, chard, beets, radish, lettuce, Irish potatoes and peas in the ground. Everything else has to wait and I'm anxious to get going.
I put my sweet potatoes in dirt and they haven't done anything. Now the bottoms of them are rotting...too late to start new ones so I guess I'll be looking to buy some slips if I can find any around here.
Hoss tool will have them in a few weeks. We have a link below.
Danny & Wanda I grow sweet potatoes & actually have 2 beds in after just removing a very large bed. I grow mine from vine cuttings in a water bucket but you know what I am going to try (just as a test) doing both ways. Have you tried that as I would be very interested to know. I do not grow the white ones as they go black when cooked for me ? am I doing something wrong ?? Cheers your friend Denise- Australia (sub-tropical)
Ours don't go black.
@@DeepSouthHomestead Well I am going to try again- Thank you
Ms wanda thats a fine plate of home goodness right there ! We in the south appreciate that freshness ! Yummy 😊
For man that Grew up on a 1964 yellow International cowboy 3 blade Mow 7 acres of grass like a golf course for a lot of my years I always wanted dad to buy the crank for the front of it he never would you said I don't need you broken your arm oh I miss that just starting it up that engine sounded And took me back there to plow him snow and chains and we'll wait and all that fun stuff
I heard the sweet sound of a bluebird just as you were finishing up the rabbit feed! God is so good.
Yes it was!
Danny, can you grow sweet potatoes in 8b / Washington state
As long as you have 125 frost free days you can grow them.
Danny, you can see the joy deep down in your heart when you’re on your Cub😊. Any suggestions on controlling fungus gnats in my outdoor vegetable pots? I looked into mosquito bits/dunks, but unsure if it would be safe to use on my edible plants???
I have tried neem oil and sticky trap paper but not controlling them. I need to get a hold of this before I can move forward with planting.
They usually come from compost.
I would love to know where to get white sweet potatoes to grow slips I made a purchase up some online and they are not doing anything
I have heard that they may be sprayed with growth retardant to prevent them from sprouting in the grocery store. Maybe it would help to wash them??? Idk , really. Same thing going for me. 🤷
Check out hoss tool.
I bet him an Wanda go to Walmart on that tractor 😂
Danny, I started them in dirt this year but mine are like 3 feet long? What do I do? They are LONG vines now.
That's okay you can cut the vines off and plant both ends.
Good morning Mr Danny and Ms Wanda. We planted a few slips that were well rooted in a raised bed before the freeze last weekend and had to cut them back to ground level because they got bit. Any chance they'll grow back and produce potatoes?
They might give them a few days to see if there's any life in them.
@@DeepSouthHomestead Thank you, we'll definitely give that a try. They are purple potato slips we were gifted so hopefully they'll work out. We'll be planning our slips soon.
For the extra long slips, can't you cut them in half and root the tops in water for a week and get two slips instead of just one huge slip?
Yes you can
I left my planted sweet potatoes in plastic pot
outside. They never came up! Must have been to cold!
That is tremendous thank you for the video the time you spent and it much appreciated, teaching us all about sweet potatoes and gardening thank you for your honesty and the realness that you show in the videos. I do have a question about sweet potatoes. Would it be too late to plant sweet potatoes at the end of April?
No it's not to late.
Bonita is the go-to White in my area.
For me ... there is no other.
(They lean more toward the Pink)
***
Three weeks from harvesting slips, we're ready to harvest the second succession. They'll keep makin'slips, but our season is too short to get any kind of a tuber yield. We'll plant a third .. but it's for a plot of greens for The Rabbits since it won't make 'Taters.
I grow Bonita too and I love the beautiful slips and tubers they make. Creamier white sweet potato too
BONITA IS MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE I GROW IT EVERY YEAR
Danny,
You threw me a curve ball on the sweet taters! Lol
I wasn’t planning on planting my slips till mid to late April!!!
I got a tub full of slips, and just may go “stick” them in the dirt!!!
Great job on the Cub brother!!!
Oh… Got my sweet corn planted this past Saturday also!!!
Thank you,
Ted
Plant them skips now you should be okay.
Mornin’ from Southern Ohio 🙏🏻
Very nice Mr.Danny and Ms.Wanda 😊💙💖
Thanks for all of your handy tips😊
Where I come from, blood runs green. But there's no denying that's a purty tractor that sounds great!
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Thank you Danny for the information and encouragement. I pray that more and more of Gods people open their eyes and do what they can to help face the up coming days, weeks, months, years…. Gods people need to be praying for our great nation, that it will once again be known as “One Nation under God” we have lost our way and allowed Satan to get a foot hold on our nation and it’s people. 😢
As always another great video! I absolutely love sweet potatoes I've never tried to grow any. For some reason tear my stomach up do not know why. It could be because they have so much fiber in them? I know y'all eat a lot of them. I'm going to try to grow some this year. I agree with you Farmall Cub in my book is a number one tractor I would love to have one. Yours is absolutely beautiful. Thank you both for sharing all your knowledge! If you have any idea why sweet potatoes tear my stomach up let me know please
Make sure you don't eat the peelings may help.
@@DeepSouthHomestead I will try that thank you very much hope you two have a blessed week
I'm putting my beans in this week.. and working out how to get my pepper starts outside.. I need the room on the seedling table.
Morning y’all
Morning
Good Morning, so you answered my question, I stored my sweets in the master bath that is bare walls and it was extremely cold and dark, now I know why some of mine rotted in my Walmart tub. I did get about 15 slips off just two sweets.