I got my love for gardening from my grandparents who raised me. But as a kid, I certainly would have wanted to do anything else, but pick and snap beans. I'd complain and my grandpa would tell me, "when the snow blows up to the window sills, you'll be thankful for those beans". Wise worlds to me now as an adult. I'll always grow beans.
Brings back memories of decades ago. My hands and fingers would get raw and painful spreading dewanner out of a bucket and stirring it around filling fertilizer spreaders. Besides using attached implements to spread fertilizer, had converted over walk behind "dewanner knockers" to pull behind a tractor to fertilize our big ol gardens after drawing rows . I love that Cub tractor, never owned one. My farmall small agg tractor experiences was a Farmall A, Similar attachment systems as your Cub. But for big fields I used three point drawn implements. Loved planting with Cole and Covington planters.. They were easy to adjust and "set it and forget it" Listen, I really enjoy ya'lls videos. Hopefully they will teach and pass some forgotten knowledge on to a younger generation(Lord knows they need help) Keep up the good work and God Bless y'all.
Good morning Mr Danny and Miss Wanda. Love hearing you talk about your Daddy, Mr Danny. Reminds me of my Granddad when you tell stories about your days growing up. I got to spend precious little time with him but he was a lot like your Dad Waiting on a little daylight before we get back to stretching fence….yes, I’m STILL doing that….probably be at it till mid summer 🤦♀️ I was lucky to find a hay grower last year that also does not spray…so thankful for him…he’s a bit of a haul away but I’m happy to drive and haul the hay from his farm. I well remember your Grazon debacle….I immediately started checking with all my hay folks, fortunately most of them don’t use spray for their hay fields but there are a few who are located close enough to commercial farm land that I was concerned. Blessed to have found a good local source. Blessings from the river swamp ❤
Thank you both. My daddy was a pulp wooder and a farmer in Alabama when we were all growing up. I was too young to help much back then, but it brings back memories.
Danny my husband and I farmed 1972-86. We had a farmall to turn our customers hay into rows to bale up. We had an old swather that had no cab and had 2 handel s to push right or left. Pull back to turn and push foward. Old machinery work best. Planted our garden just like you. Took string and short rebar and planted first flat. Then pulled dirt up into shallow rows. Could eye row crop when sprouted. To this day I have my great grandmother's cloth bonnet that I put on to shade my head with when gardening or outside work. Never could stand itching of straw hats. Bonnet or a bandana. Have a push style 1 row wheel plow for making deeper rows for watering garden. Use old to remember what came before me. I'm 69 blessings
Thank you for sharing. I remember the smell of the soil. Getting up of morning planting garden. Now I just have container garden but thank the Lord for that. Love to watch you but we still have 2 months before we plant
Good morning you 2, gonna be a nice day here in VA. I’m also zone 8 am a home gardener and so glad your planting yellow wax beans, I’m doing some too along with potatoes and snap peas today. 😊. I love watching your channel so much, brings back such good memories of watching my parents garden, they taught me everything I know and I’m in my 70’s, so Thank you!
@@rebeccah2438 hi, there, yep, I’m in 8a too and growing a few beans in my garden and my snap peas are in there too, got potatoes in 30 gal grow bags, gonna cover them all up as I watch the temps. Will wait til after the 15th looks like to start more just in case these few I’ve planted don’t make it, but I’m hopeful😁
I have been so fortunate for all my life to have been able to get un sprayed hay. I have been where I am 18 years and my garden spots near the house are so rich from goat,chicken and rabbit manure.
I know you've probably heard it but man that is one fine tractor!@ Praise the lord for the parts!@ I got a feeling this might be a good year for growing.
Hey Danny, here’s just a suggestion on your home made bean planter. On the bottom of pvc pipe you could insert a small funnel upside in there , it may prevent dirt from clogging up into the pipe when moving to each seed drop. Just trying to help. Many Thanks with Blessings. Enjoy watching your videos over and over. 🙏❤️
That Cub….why did I notice that is a work of art! ❤ Then Danny goes and dresses in the blues and reds to match…👍🏻 Miss Wanda, wonderful filming skills! Thank you!
I love how you start each video with the early morning on the farm. As for doing things the old way, that worked for generations. I love the Farmall, especially the paint job. It looks beautiful.
Great video as always 😊 I bought a bag of beans from the store and it is called 15 bean soup. I made a video of it because I saved some seeds and planted them yesterday. I hope they germinate. Looking forward to seeing your next update on the beans and tractor. Have a blessed day and happy gardening 🌿🌱😊🤗
And I love that half-caffeine mix Maxwell House… Mr Hollis gives you full credit on this genius seeder.😊 Greetings from zone 8b, north of Lake Pontchartrain. I got very bad knees and lousy shoulders, but finally this year I’ve got a start on a “garden.” Planted some bad smallish russets that got green skin (old Wallyworld stock) about a month ago! Surprise! They’re growing! I’m trying some garlic too. I’m gonna try raising red wigglers ( yuck! ) for compost & sales. Wish me luck. Times are bad and likely to get worse. Prayers to all. 🙏🏻
I'm new to gardening and want to plant so bad but was scared if I did it would get cold again and kill whatever I plant so I'm waiting a couple of weeks
I'm 6 foot tall and can't hardly fit on my IH Cub, i sure feel for ya brother trying to squeeze your tall frame in that cramped space....lol. God bless you for keeping at it.
Looks like a beautiful day down there. I’m in Missouri and today we are 72 degrees and sunny for us. After Tuesday headed back doe to highs in upper 40’s. I’m getting excited to get my garden going again. Pray all the seeds you planted come up and you have a great harvest.
Mary Beth Ham, it sounds like we live in the same general area. If you garden, I hope that your property doesn’t grow rocks like mine 😊, I have to grow in tubs.
I converted my Cub to 12volt using the one wire system. NAPA 4011 alternator if I remember correctly. An adaptor is available. Made it easy. The wiring was the trickiest part for me but worked out well. The 6volt starter works well enough but will get warm if you crank long and hard. Mine usually pops off first crank. Have used my PVC seed planter which is almost identical to yours for years. I used 1 inch pvc which makes it easier to drop in the seed. Good luck with any future Cub projects and be sure to video it so I can learn something new. Not new to gardening but relatively new to Cubs. Thanks for everything!
Nice video and was a pleasure seeing the little cub gardening. Me and my dad farm our three acre spot. Now I just do the hay crop on the farm. We had updated to a little yellow cub and a cole planter. Deer got used to eating up our garden later Many memories with the little cub’s
Enjoyed the video , wish I could get started but ground still wet and cold , Our Last frost date Is April 15 in east central Alabama , You planting with cub stirred me to get planting , Have good day
Good Morning. I'm re-watching this video this morning and I assume that you've already by now gotten all the plates you need. The man I bought one of my planters (a POAX Single Seed Hopper) from told me he used the Peanut Plate to plant beans. It's about a quarter inch thick and I just used it yesterday for Green Beans. It seemed to work fine. Also another old Cub Farmer friend made lots of his plates out plexiglass with a drill and a jig saw and he showed me plates he had used for years, customized to his preference.
Love watching the Cub work. My 13 year old grandson was just given a Cub with lots of attachments. We are going to have him put it to work to extend our garden this year in areas where our big Ford is just to big to get into. Can't wait. Happy Farming with your Cub.
My family used two of them like yours to cultivate between the tobacco rows I believe both of them have the fertilizer hoppers on them they made life a lot easier!
I can’t wait to plant my beans. The hard part is waiting lol. My planting time is April 1-5 based on my zone and the moon. Thank you for sharing your bean planting with us and I do believe that this will hold me over until I can plant 😊
Hi Danny and Wanda. Yes those calves are wanting mama still but they'll get better. Sounds smart to convert the cub when you get the kit. Wonderful Keith and Joey sent you all those parts. Those rows are looking so good. I like what you've made for planting the seeds. I believe I saw you planting corn last year with that. Very creative, simple and like that that you can adjust the distance you want to plant each seed. I prefer to save my own seeds as it is getting harder to get what I want or their sold out. My last frost probably won't be until May. So awhile before any outdoor planting. It sounds like the cub is really good for planting and just what you need. Your daddy taught you well, Danny and you've got his diligence and perseverance together with Wanda. I appreciate you sharing all your doing. I learn so much. Thank you both and many blessings to you!
Old dog new tricks. I came up in the city. No one to teach me anything about gardening so I have had to copy other's methods and years of hit and miss experiences. Now I can attend YT University and learn lots of new skills. Tried your method of starting sweet potato slips this year. Planted the potatoes last week and because of all the rain we have had, I decided to pull one up to check it for rot. One week and it already has roots growing out of it. Hasn't broke the surface but wow! Have to pull all my seedlings inside due to colder weather coming but have heat mats and grow lights at the ready. Thank you!
Good morning Ms Wanda and Mr Danny. It's always good to start my Mondays with your video. Hopefully those poor lil calves get used to being away from their mommas. 🐄🐄🐄 Thanks for the reminder to plant our yellow wax beans now.
Always like to see Farmalls in their work clothes. We have similar sandy loam soil here, but we are surrounded by red clay. I have some sweet corn that's been handed down to me. My great grandmother was planting at least back in the 40s as far as my grandpa can remember. I'll try and send y'all some if y'all would like some.
Love this type of content, it's educational. A Fast way to get rid of chemicals and heavy metals in the soil is to plant Sunflowers. They are the best at that and fast as well. Added bonus is you get massive yields of Sunflower seeds for animal feed especially chickens. Keep up the good work 🙏
Thank you so much friends for helping Mr. Danny. Love his lines now. Beautiful. I get gitty hearing the excitement in his voice. God bless all the community members. Love you Mr.Danny and Miss Wanda❤️
Thanks for explaining about hay contamination and how fertilizer works. I don't have machine but I can use the last part of the video information. Nice explanation about the hand made seed tool.
Since moving here, zone 8a, I've never even thought about planting our snap beans this early. The almost guaranteed frost, and potential freeze chance, up through early May, seemed like a bad idea. Except this is when any pods that got away from us sprout. I should yank some of those up and plop them somewhere not in the way. See how they do through this spring. What I want is a manual carrot/tiny seed seeder. So far, the brainstorm idea is a 15 by 30 inch piece of lightweight acrylic or resin. Some sort of affixed, standing height handles to lift it along the bed, to new sections, with molding trim on the edges to prevent accidental seed lose. Drill small 3 inch spaced holes, marked with vivid paint, and drop those tiny seeds down the smallest diameter pipe length I have. If it's 3 inch spacing, then drop a seed, no no no no, drop a seed, for the 12 inch spaced brassicas and similar. The tricky part would be stabilizing the pipe, rubber gasket or something at the base? Prevent fatigue bump misses. It's possible I could skip all the other stuff except the thin pipe, add a 3 inch corner, and just go from there. One row at a time. lol Hope that the seed somehow makes it all the way.
Great video. Your gardening tips are always welcomed. I was taken with the short story of your family planting the garden. I didn't grow up with vegetable gardening; but love it now and work hard to produce some of our food. thank you, Lee
Danny I would love to see u make a video explaining all the different tractor implements and what their purpose is. Ex. Rotor tiller does plow does… many people do not know the difference. Have a blessed day!
Great video! It has me wanting to go start planting but we have to wait a few weeks. last year I tried planting a few rows of bush beans with the planter on the cub and it worked beautifully. I used the large corn plate, size and feeding was great but spacing could have been a little tighter. I really think you are going to love that planter/side dresser set up. It's so nice to make your row plant and fertilize in one pass.
THANK YOU... this video brought back so many memories of my childhood with my grandfather and my dad in the garden..the tractor, the sowing, the raking... so many happy thoughts ~John
That cub is amazing! We did see the one Hollis made. I'm going to make one as well, it's getting more difficult for me to bend over. I'm a Army Green Beret Vet and you can see the scars on my arm I'm feeling it as I get older. We love watching yawl plant. We are thinking about moving on 10 acres 3 hours away from where we are. Thanks for sharing, God Bless.
I've rebuilt many of those 6 volt tractors. The secret is the cable size andthe ground connection. Cables need to be O (otto or double ott) and the starter gets its ground path from the mounting surface. So make sure that's clean. Hope that helps. Oh and by the way. My latest cub wouldnt charge the battery and I found out the amp guage was bad
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I got my love for gardening from my grandparents who raised me. But as a kid, I certainly would have wanted to do anything else, but pick and snap beans. I'd complain and my grandpa would tell me, "when the snow blows up to the window sills, you'll be thankful for those beans". Wise worlds to me now as an adult. I'll always grow beans.
Amen! Our babysitter made us snap beans, shuck corn, shell pecans, etc. Our reward was the pool. How I would give anything for those days again.
I would love to go to my grannies house to shell peas and shuck corn today…I miss them so bad
Grandparents are God's human angels.
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Good morning brother
Morning brother
Brings back memories of decades ago. My hands and fingers would get raw and painful spreading dewanner out of a bucket and stirring it around filling fertilizer spreaders. Besides using attached implements to spread fertilizer, had converted over walk behind "dewanner knockers" to pull behind a tractor to fertilize our big ol gardens after drawing rows . I love that Cub tractor, never owned one. My farmall small agg tractor experiences was a Farmall A, Similar attachment systems as your Cub. But for big fields I used three point drawn implements. Loved planting with Cole and Covington planters.. They were easy to adjust and "set it and forget it" Listen, I really enjoy ya'lls videos. Hopefully they will teach and pass some forgotten knowledge on to a younger generation(Lord knows they need help) Keep up the good work and God Bless y'all.
I’m back from a cruise I’ve missed yours and Wanda video ❤❤❤👍👍👍
Planting time! Good morning y'all.
Morning!
Good luck with your beans my favorite is blue lake beans🙋♂️👍❤️
Good morning Mr Danny and Miss Wanda. Love hearing you talk about your Daddy, Mr Danny. Reminds me of my Granddad when you tell stories about your days growing up. I got to spend precious little time with him but he was a lot like your Dad
Waiting on a little daylight before we get back to stretching fence….yes, I’m STILL doing that….probably be at it till mid summer 🤦♀️
I was lucky to find a hay grower last year that also does not spray…so thankful for him…he’s a bit of a haul away but I’m happy to drive and haul the hay from his farm.
I well remember your Grazon debacle….I immediately started checking with all my hay folks, fortunately most of them don’t use spray for their hay fields but there are a few who are located close enough to commercial farm land that I was concerned. Blessed to have found a good local source.
Blessings from the river swamp ❤
Good morning Danny and Wanda
Good morning
Mornin’ from Southern Ohio 🙏🏻
Morning
Good morning from Nebraska!
Morning!
That seeder made of pvc pipe is so genius! I will be sharing with my parents that have trouble planting. Thank you!
Springtime is such a beautiful time of year.
changed my 1953 cub to 12volt much happier with it less expensive to by parts now you will be glad of the change...
Thank you both. My daddy was a pulp wooder and a farmer in Alabama when we were all growing up. I was too young to help much back then, but it brings back memories.
Thank you Danny and Wanda
Ya’all have a most wonderful day and May God continue to bless and keep you healthy, strong and safe😁, love dirt!
Good Morning,! Have a Fantastic Day!
Good morning!
Danny my husband and I farmed 1972-86. We had a farmall to turn our customers hay into rows to bale up. We had an old swather that had no cab and had 2 handel s to push right or left. Pull back to turn and push foward. Old machinery work best. Planted our garden just like you. Took string and short rebar and planted first flat. Then pulled dirt up into shallow rows. Could eye row crop when sprouted. To this day I have my great grandmother's cloth bonnet that I put on to shade my head with when gardening or outside work. Never could stand itching of straw hats. Bonnet or a bandana. Have a push style 1 row wheel plow for making deeper rows for watering garden. Use old to remember what came before me. I'm 69 blessings
Thank you for sharing. I remember the smell of the soil. Getting up of morning planting garden. Now I just have container garden but thank the Lord for that. Love to watch you but we still have 2 months before we plant
I have raised a garfor years but have learned more than I knew from you guys
The cub always puts a smile on my face. First tractor I drove as a kid barely big enough to reach the pedals. Stay well.
Good morning you 2, gonna be a nice day here in VA. I’m also zone 8 am a home gardener and so glad your planting yellow wax beans, I’m doing some too along with potatoes and snap peas today. 😊. I love watching your channel so much, brings back such good memories of watching my parents garden, they taught me everything I know and I’m in my 70’s, so Thank you!
I'm in Virginia too! Zone 8a, they are saying we are going to have some overnight temperature in the mid 30s Tuesday and Wednesday! Happy gardening!
Good morning!
@@rebeccah2438 hi, there, yep, I’m in 8a too and growing a few beans in my garden and my snap peas are in there too, got potatoes in 30 gal grow bags, gonna cover them all up as I watch the temps. Will wait til after the 15th looks like to start more just in case these few I’ve planted don’t make it, but I’m hopeful😁
My daddy had an old farmall cub just like this one. Haven't seen another one in years--until now. Beautiful memories.
I have been so fortunate for all my life to have been able to get un sprayed hay. I have been where I am 18 years and my garden spots near the house are so rich from goat,chicken and rabbit manure.
I know you've probably heard it but man that is one fine tractor!@ Praise the lord for the parts!@ I got a feeling this might be a good year for growing.
Hey Danny, here’s just a suggestion on your home made bean planter. On the bottom of pvc pipe you could insert a small funnel upside in there , it may prevent dirt from clogging up into the pipe when moving to each seed drop. Just trying to help. Many Thanks with Blessings. Enjoy watching your videos over and over. 🙏❤️
That Cub….why did I notice that is a work of art! ❤ Then Danny goes and dresses in the blues and reds to match…👍🏻 Miss Wanda, wonderful filming skills! Thank you!
I love how you start each video with the early morning on the farm. As for doing things the old way, that worked for generations. I love the Farmall, especially the paint job. It looks beautiful.
Great video as always 😊 I bought a bag of beans from the store and it is called 15 bean soup. I made a video of it because I saved some seeds and planted them yesterday. I hope they germinate. Looking forward to seeing your next update on the beans and tractor. Have a blessed day and happy gardening 🌿🌱😊🤗
And I love that half-caffeine mix Maxwell House…
Mr Hollis gives you full credit on this genius seeder.😊
Greetings from zone 8b, north of Lake Pontchartrain. I got very bad knees and lousy shoulders, but finally this year I’ve got a start on a “garden.” Planted some bad smallish russets that got green skin (old Wallyworld stock) about a month ago! Surprise! They’re growing! I’m trying some garlic too. I’m gonna try raising red wigglers ( yuck! ) for compost & sales. Wish me luck. Times are bad and likely to get worse. Prayers to all. 🙏🏻
I love your old tractor and the sounds of the farm. I’m zone 8B. I was thinking it’s a little too early for beans
I am too. Central AL our local weather says another small freeze coming. I am just itching to get started
I'm new to gardening and want to plant so bad but was scared if I did it would get cold again and kill whatever I plant so I'm waiting a couple of weeks
You are blessed with a beautiful piece property, your hard work shows.
I'm 6 foot tall and can't hardly fit on my IH Cub, i sure feel for ya brother trying to squeeze your tall frame in that cramped space....lol. God bless you for keeping at it.
We always had fertilizer distributer and two small disc angled to make a hill plant on top of hill.
I have not smelled fresh plowed dirt in about 16 years. I 💕 watching your channel because it makes me feel like home.
I love to see people that takes pride in what they do and what they have. Thank you Sir.
Looks like a beautiful day down there. I’m in Missouri and today we are 72 degrees and sunny for us. After Tuesday headed back doe to highs in upper 40’s. I’m getting excited to get my garden going again. Pray all the seeds you planted come up and you have a great harvest.
Mary Beth Ham, it sounds like we live in the same general area. If you garden, I hope that your property doesn’t grow rocks like mine 😊, I have to grow in tubs.
Thank you Danny.
Nice tractor! Fun to watch it work!
Danny, you look like an artist painting those furrows stroke by stroke… fun watching 🌞
perfected rows! good morning. cheers for a beautiful day.
Good morning!
Thanks Dad and Wanda good video
I converted my Cub to 12volt using the one wire system. NAPA 4011 alternator if I remember correctly. An adaptor is available. Made it easy. The wiring was the trickiest part for me but worked out well. The 6volt starter works well enough but will get warm if you crank long and hard. Mine usually pops off first crank.
Have used my PVC seed planter which is almost identical to yours for years. I used 1 inch pvc which makes it easier to drop in the seed. Good luck with any future Cub projects and be sure to video it so I can learn something new. Not new to gardening but relatively new to Cubs. Thanks for everything!
Good morning sweet friends. From your Oregon connection🤗
Good morning!
Okay I'm going to have to make one of those! I have all of the parts.... 😆
Sweet Lord, you found the missing sweet potato. your cows are right on cue. I love them.
Good morning. Your field’s look great and I can’t think of a more enjoyable ride then a tractor. Happy Monday
Morning!
Love the cub tractor videos. Those cows are funny🤣
Gorgeous photo shots!!
Nice video and was a pleasure seeing the little cub gardening. Me and my dad farm our three acre spot. Now I just do the hay crop on the farm. We had updated to a little yellow cub and a cole planter. Deer got used to eating up our garden later Many memories with the little cub’s
Danny its good to see the old tractor do some real work !!!! 👍👍👍
Absolutely
Love that tractor. Reminds me of visiting my great aunt and uncles farm as a child. Wonderful memories of long ago thank you
I love the blue on the red Cub.
Fine job Danny . You are more than welcome.
I am itching to get going but our local weather indicates another freeze later this week. I should probably wait until after that
Just wanted to let you know that my grandson (4) rly loved watching this video & seeing the garden get plowed & seeds get planted.
That is awesome!
Good Morning! Thank you for the video! was learning for me! and fun to watch the farmall Have a good week!
I always lean so much watching your videos.
Enjoyed the video , wish I could get started but ground still wet and cold , Our Last frost date Is April 15 in east central Alabama , You planting with cub stirred me to get planting , Have good day
Thank you, Danny and Wanda. I love your content, and those opening camera shots were wonderful.
May God continue to bless you.
Good Morning. I'm re-watching this video this morning and I assume that you've already by now gotten all the plates you need. The man I bought one of my planters (a POAX Single Seed Hopper) from told me he used the Peanut Plate to plant beans. It's about a quarter inch thick and I just used it yesterday for Green Beans. It seemed to work fine. Also another old Cub Farmer friend made lots of his plates out plexiglass with a drill and a jig saw and he showed me plates he had used for years, customized to his preference.
Love watching the Cub work. My 13 year old grandson was just given a Cub with lots of attachments. We are going to have him put it to work to extend our garden this year in areas where our big Ford is just to big to get into. Can't wait. Happy Farming with your Cub.
Good morning I love you all praise Jesus
My family used two of them like yours to cultivate between the tobacco rows I believe both of them have the fertilizer hoppers on them they made life a lot easier!
I love that you are teaching us what you do. Fertilizer is always my biggest concern.
I can’t wait to plant my beans. The hard part is waiting lol. My planting time is April 1-5 based on my zone and the moon. Thank you for sharing your bean planting with us and I do believe that this will hold me over until I can plant 😊
Hi Danny and Wanda. Yes those calves are wanting mama still but they'll get better.
Sounds smart to convert the cub when you get the kit.
Wonderful Keith and Joey sent you all those parts.
Those rows are looking so good.
I like what you've made for planting the seeds. I believe I saw you planting corn last year with that. Very
creative, simple and like that that you can adjust the distance you want to plant each seed.
I prefer to save my own seeds as it is getting harder to get what I want or their sold out.
My last frost probably won't be until May. So awhile before any outdoor planting.
It sounds like the cub is really good for planting and just what you need.
Your daddy taught you well, Danny and you've got his diligence and perseverance together with Wanda.
I appreciate you sharing all your doing. I learn so much. Thank you both and many blessings to you!
when I save my seed for the next year I put the seeds in the freezer and it works very well I have seeds from years and there still good. from Chuck
Great teaching video.
Glad it was helpful!
Old dog new tricks. I came up in the city. No one to teach me anything about gardening so I have had to copy other's methods and years of hit and miss experiences. Now I can attend YT University and learn lots of new skills.
Tried your method of starting sweet potato slips this year. Planted the potatoes last week and because of all the rain we have had, I decided to pull one up to check it for rot. One week and it already has roots growing out of it. Hasn't broke the surface but wow! Have to pull all my seedlings inside due to colder weather coming but have heat mats and grow lights at the ready. Thank you!
Good Morning & a good start on the Black Bean patch.
Good morning
My grandfather had the same tractor. Worked great .
That's awesome!
Love to see you working in garden always a learning experience.
Good morning Ms Wanda and Mr Danny. It's always good to start my Mondays with your video. Hopefully those poor lil calves get used to being away from their mommas. 🐄🐄🐄 Thanks for the reminder to plant our yellow wax beans now.
Good morning!
@@DeepSouthHomestead hi
We cooked a pot of turnip roots yesterday. Wasn't much greens to them but I like the roots more any way. Nice Cub!
Always like to see Farmalls in their work clothes. We have similar sandy loam soil here, but we are surrounded by red clay. I have some sweet corn that's been handed down to me. My great grandmother was planting at least back in the 40s as far as my grandpa can remember. I'll try and send y'all some if y'all would like some.
It Is Lovely Garden I Like It My Family
You are planting! We have cold temperatures and a bit of snow everyday!😫
Love the childhood stories ❤
Looks to nice to walk in ,,,,,,, !!
Love this type of content, it's educational. A Fast way to get rid of chemicals and heavy metals in the soil is to plant Sunflowers. They are the best at that and fast as well. Added bonus is you get massive yields of Sunflower seeds for animal feed especially chickens. Keep up the good work 🙏
I really like that planter. I just might have to make one for my son. He has a bad back. Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Thank you so much friends for helping Mr. Danny. Love his lines now. Beautiful. I get gitty hearing the excitement in his voice. God bless all the community members. Love you Mr.Danny and Miss Wanda❤️
Thanks for explaining about hay contamination and how fertilizer works. I don't have machine but I can use the last part of the video information. Nice explanation about the hand made seed tool.
Danny my Father taught me that if you use a tool or garden implement you always clean it before you put it away & I still do that to this day.
I usually do myself. We are so far behind I didn't get it done.
Morning! I planted yellow wax beans for the first time ever. I'm excited to see how they taste. God bless and have an awesome day! ✝️💖
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Looking forward to the 12 volt conversion, will be doing the same to my 55 Cub here very soon.
Since moving here, zone 8a, I've never even thought about planting our snap beans this early. The almost guaranteed frost, and potential freeze chance, up through early May, seemed like a bad idea. Except this is when any pods that got away from us sprout. I should yank some of those up and plop them somewhere not in the way. See how they do through this spring.
What I want is a manual carrot/tiny seed seeder. So far, the brainstorm idea is a 15 by 30 inch piece of lightweight acrylic or resin. Some sort of affixed, standing height handles to lift it along the bed, to new sections, with molding trim on the edges to prevent accidental seed lose. Drill small 3 inch spaced holes, marked with vivid paint, and drop those tiny seeds down the smallest diameter pipe length I have.
If it's 3 inch spacing, then drop a seed, no no no no, drop a seed, for the 12 inch spaced brassicas and similar. The tricky part would be stabilizing the pipe, rubber gasket or something at the base? Prevent fatigue bump misses. It's possible I could skip all the other stuff except the thin pipe, add a 3 inch corner, and just go from there. One row at a time. lol Hope that the seed somehow makes it all the way.
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Have a blessed day.
Danny, I love that little tractor. I thought it was Farmall.
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Great video. Your gardening tips are always welcomed. I was taken with the short story of your family planting the garden. I didn't grow up with vegetable gardening; but love it now and work hard to produce some of our food. thank you, Lee
Danny I would love to see u make a video explaining all the different tractor implements and what their purpose is. Ex. Rotor tiller does plow does… many people do not know the difference. Have a blessed day!
I will see about doing it.
The garden looks great and thanks for all of the information!
Great video! It has me wanting to go start planting but we have to wait a few weeks. last year I tried planting a few rows of bush beans with the planter on the cub and it worked beautifully. I used the large corn plate, size and feeding was great but spacing could have been a little tighter. I really think you are going to love that planter/side dresser set up. It's so nice to make your row plant and fertilize in one pass.
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Awesome beautiful looking furrows Mr. Danny.
Yes they are
THANK YOU... this video brought back so many memories of my childhood with my grandfather and my dad in the garden..the tractor, the sowing, the raking... so many happy thoughts ~John
Glad you enjoyed it
That cub is amazing! We did see the one Hollis made. I'm going to make one as well, it's getting more difficult for me to bend over. I'm a Army Green Beret Vet and you can see the scars on my arm I'm feeling it as I get older. We love watching yawl plant. We are thinking about moving on 10 acres 3 hours away from where we are. Thanks for sharing, God Bless.
What a fun way to garden. The older models of tractors are the best, there the real deal.
❤love the childhood, farming memories…feel free to share more 😊
I've rebuilt many of those 6 volt tractors. The secret is the cable size andthe ground connection. Cables need to be O (otto or double ott) and the starter gets its ground path from the mounting surface. So make sure that's clean. Hope that helps. Oh and by the way. My latest cub wouldnt charge the battery and I found out the amp guage was bad
My gauge shows charging only when I turn the lights on. Plus it took weeks to get a battery in from being ordered. Nobody around here carries them.