Had to laugh all the way through this one. Love it when you rag each other. We do that here as well. Nice harvest your going to enjoy them this winter.
@@conradhomestead4518 this is where paying attention in H.S. history class pays off - the 1930's lead up to WWII in a place called Germany and a bunch of ' dangerously confused ' guys in ' brown shirts ' were the opening play to the 'Hounds of Hell ' being unleashed on the world - stay tuned for ' Act II '
My grandfather was from Belgium and I remember him planting potatoes. He did not dig them up until the leaves started drying up and turning brown. All his potatoes were much bigger then see on here
Keep him straight Michele😁. Totally agree about the vehicles; we drive them until the tires fall off and have Never had a brand new one👍🏻. Great potato harvest!
You can Save green leafs in jar with water for next year i had seadlings from sweet potato in my aquarium for over a 9th months and when they were to long I just cut it and stick in new place from two potato I had ower 40 seadlings and they still grown I transfer potato to small box with soil (a pinch) and I add from time to time bit of aquarium fertilizer just small amount to shot new green it work if i had a land I could probably rich 60 or 80 plants from two potato and i saw on TH-cam that in warmer climat they cut green stick bunch of them(after they remove tubers) in soil and it is going again it was Wow 2 Times a year :-) and soup is quite good with leafs👍
Love when you and Justin guest star on each other's videos. Looks like a great sweet potato harvest. Good work, Billy and Michelle. Neighbors helping neighbors. We're going to needs a lot of that. Keep up the good work, y'all.
I got my book from Deep South's Etsy store about 2 weeks ago so I can learn how to do sweet potatoes. We have old vehicles too. His 1999 Ford 250 is still on the road...we have repairs, but no payments. The pigs are just too cute.🐷 lol...you both won...great harvest.
I just have no faith in or patience for post 70 's vehicles - the more electronic gizmos they have the more worthless and over my head they are - ' KISS ' Keep It Simple Stupid
Beauregard is what I plant here in the Savannah Ga area …they are amazing two years in a row three pound potatoes mixed in with the average sizes in fact doing one as a slip performer with about fifteen slips going on they give give give …thanks for sharing as always..stay blessed
Thanks you two! Loved the back and forth competition. I planted a very small tow of white yams. Going to dig them in about a week. I can relate as far as keeping an older vehicle around. No payments and insurance low.
Been trying to get Sweets to grow here in the NW! Ordered slips....arrived dried up/ dead! grew my own slips....had a super wet summer! trying again, of course!
That was a great harvest, y’all! I would say both planting methods were a great success! I was as excited by how fantastic that soil looks in that one bed as I was seeing how many sweet potatoes you were getting! I wonder if for some reason the worms were attracted by the rats being in there? I’m just fascinated it was the same bed they had been in. I have seen other folks cut the vines and plant them elsewhere before too. David The Good, another TH-camr, uses them to fill in spaces all over his garden. He does a lot of chop and drop compost as well. I hope y’all can get the cars up and going soon. My mom always says the only thing worse than car trouble is sick kids and she is right! Thanks for the great video, nice to see all y’all in one again!
Glad to see that you are multi tasking, feeding your animals while demonstrating your new homestead ghillie suit; will that be another enterprise that you are stacking.... I almost lost sight of you. LOL Great video as always, God Bless from WYO.
Just saw you over at DSH with Danny and Wanda. The conversation with Wanda was lovely. You have another new subscriber. Hope you saved some sweet potatoes for Cocoa!
All our vehicles are paid for as well, I have a Honda minivan even though our kids are grown. I just love that it seats a lot of people and my dogs love going for rides too. I have an 85lb black ticked short-haired pointer who loves hanging out of the sunroof and gives people smiles 😁. You guys had an awesome sweet potato harvest! My favorite sweet potato has red skins and white flesh, I don’t know the name of them but they are so sweet and delish! Btdubs I watched all the ads 😉
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 I don’t…I picked some up at a small organic grocery store and made scalloped potatoes with them and they were good enough to slap my momma, lol 😂
that the world may know, i watched the planting process of the sweet potatoes and your little twig did little work and the broom stick handle whipped you like a 2 year old at wal mart. you did great michelle and poor old billy took last place. love you guys. keep up the good work.
Hi Mr & Mrs Billy , I found yall from Deepsouth Homestead Mr Danny & Wanda ( she has her channel Crazy Dayz ) Thank you , I bought some Cherokee pumpkin seeds , gonna go grab that Sweet tator guide 4sure . God bless you Mrs Josette Tharp Montgomery County, Texas 🙏🏻
My suv is a 2004 Yukon, some things don’t work, yellow lights on dash, but it runs and no payments. I couldn’t do this if I had a car payment and full coverage insurance. I used Danny’s stick technique, works great! Hi Justin! I’d like to see your homemade fogger. For aphids, I’m sold on the JADAM method. Gonna make some next spring.
Nice harvest there ! ! ! I'm wondering if the pigs can be trained to eat the tops and root up the sweet potatoes. I do much the same with vehicles here.Drive em until the wheels fall off,and pay a local mechanic to put those wheels back on.Part of Permaculture is supporting local economies ,after all.Billy,let Michele think she won.Thanks for sharing all this ! ! !
Nice sweet potatoe harvest! Keep some fresh for Thanksgiving! I don't have where to store them but they do pretty well for me in the house since I don't heat it up pass 72-74 during the winter and and if it sprouts later on I put them in the ground in the spring.
Great harvest guys! So enjoyed this one, laughed pretty much all the way through it and then throw Justin the mix I mean how does it get any better. 👍🏻👍🏻 Thanks for sharing y’all’s knowledge, and we are with y’all on the vehicles gonna drive em till they can’t be driven anymore lol 😂 GOD BLESS YOU GUYS! 👍🏻🙌🏻
Enjoy watching your videos. Although I play in our small garden my specialty is automotive electrical and hvac repairs. Be glad to help if you need some guidance fixing your vehicles.
I'm a city dweller, or should I suburbanite. This life looks so fulfilling but I question my abilities in general and whether I could see the animals as food vs pets. I enjoy your videos
It can be very difficult, but its do-able. Please at least grow some veggies in greenstalks if possible. Bad things are coming to our world. In Christ, be prepared.
We planted eight sweet potato slips six feet apart and pulled them for a total harvest of 123 lbs. We make our soil from wood chips, composted cow manure and garden soil. No pigs.
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 My wife and I get a kick out of the central tubers appearing to look like an elephant heart. Huge but just as edible, not fibrous or tough.
Stefan Sobkowiak of Miracle Farm has a good video on aphids; it might be of some use to you. If y’all are planning to head down to DSH, I know that Danny and Wanda are afraid of running out of the bone sauce…
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 THANK Y’ALL MOST VERY KINDLY FOR THAT! I was about to offer to pay for AT LEAST ONE large container for them, but my pockets will be stretched to pay for the evaluation… If William needs work on his vehicle, I have, in house, an expert mechanic… A REALLY GOOD MAG is a wonderful thing to develop!
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 By the way, Danny and Wanda are not touting your bone sauce on their website any more than I am touting it on every website I can… 😁
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 No need to thank me, y’all have more than earned it. The best advertising is demonstrating that something REALLY DOES what it is supposed to do. Someone told me that I am “a presence“ online; if that’s really so, then it is incumbent on me to spread the word of good advice, sources, or … Personally, I can’t even IMAGINE such a thing, but it is written that we shall have to account for EVERY WORD. This terrifies me…
Lack of cat problem? Well, there is a breed of dog, in the terrier family, that has been bred to hunt and kill rats. You have Milk Boi for a specific purpose. Consider the terrier option.
So this may seem like a really stupid question, I’m hoping to grow sweet potatoes for the first time next year, but where do you get your sweet potatoes from? Will any organic potato bought from the store, work??
Whats the perma pasture solution for hawks? we lost 4 birds to a devastating hawk attack yesterday. my chicks were free ranging, but now i have them penned up. Any suggestions?
Any kind of overhead barrier will work, could use string at two foot intervals with some kind of shiny dangling. Predator birds are very wary of getting entangled.
I have a Great Pyrenees and he won't let any birds swoop low enough to catch our chickens. We also always have a few roosters running with the hens because they watch the sky.
I think I’ve tried all of those methods… Sometimes all at once. The only thing that has been absolutely full proof for us has been using the livestock guardian dog.
Hello I am a Newbie to your channel- what type of Pigs are they please ? I have grown Sweet Potatoes may different ways & had great success but just recently not doing so well, I currently have a bed in so we will see. Cheers Denise- Australia
The critters are always eager to share the harvest, but at least they’re acting on beastial need, not (like too many people) beastial greed. Your critters are at least appreciative of what you provide, and I enjoy watching them come running to check out what y’all have brought them this time.
Talking about Vehicles.....l got ready to mow my yard and my riding mower die. So I decided to get on my tractor. I started it up and drove it 30 foot and it died. Now I'm getting upset. So I went to get my UTV to get some dirt and it wouldn't start. Now I'm really 😡. My backhoe went about 100 feet and it died...l QUIT!!!!
Had to laugh all the way through this one. Love it when you rag each other. We do that here as well. Nice harvest your going to enjoy them this winter.
Thank you for the magnificent guidance my friend!
The Beaugards have worked nicely here. We usually let the vines grow until they die to maximize potential growth. Fun video. Thanks for sharing
@@conradhomestead4518 somehow I was unsubscribed to you channel.
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 Strange things happen in TH-cam land.
@@conradhomestead4518 this is where paying attention in H.S. history class pays off - the 1930's lead up to WWII in a place called Germany and a bunch of ' dangerously confused ' guys in ' brown shirts ' were the opening play to the 'Hounds of Hell ' being unleashed on the world - stay tuned for
' Act II '
My grandfather was from Belgium and I remember him planting potatoes. He did not dig them up until the leaves started drying up and turning brown. All his potatoes were much bigger then see on here
Keep him straight Michele😁. Totally agree about the vehicles; we drive them until the tires fall off and have
Never had a brand new one👍🏻. Great potato harvest!
Thank you so much! We can’t wait to eat them to find out which one is better.
You can Save green leafs in jar with water for next year i had seadlings from sweet potato in my aquarium for over a 9th months and when they were to long I just cut it and stick in new place from two potato I had ower 40 seadlings and they still grown I transfer potato to small box with soil (a pinch) and I add from time to time bit of aquarium fertilizer just small amount to shot new green it work if i had a land I could probably rich 60 or 80 plants from two potato and i saw on TH-cam that in warmer climat they cut green stick bunch of them(after they remove tubers) in soil and it is going again it was Wow 2 Times a year :-) and soup is quite good with leafs👍
Love when you and Justin guest star on each other's videos. Looks like a great sweet potato harvest. Good work, Billy and Michelle. Neighbors helping neighbors. We're going to needs a lot of that. Keep up the good work, y'all.
Thank you so much my friend! We truly enjoy having such a magnificent neighbor.
Y’all just keep gettin gooder and gooder ! So thankful for my neighbors…my friends…my PPF family
It’s always a joy to spend time with your brother!
I got my book from Deep South's Etsy store about 2 weeks ago so I can learn how to do sweet potatoes. We have old vehicles too. His 1999 Ford 250 is still on the road...we have repairs, but no payments. The pigs are just too cute.🐷 lol...you both won...great harvest.
I totally agree. There was no loser in this contest!
I just have no faith in or patience for post 70 's vehicles - the more electronic gizmos they have the more worthless and over my head they are - ' KISS '
Keep It Simple Stupid
You guys are hilarious! Shes so down to earth, and hes so up!
I think that’s what makes a great partnership!
Beauregard is what I plant here in the Savannah Ga area …they are amazing two years in a row three pound potatoes mixed in with the average sizes in fact doing one as a slip performer with about fifteen slips going on they give give give …thanks for sharing as always..stay blessed
Thanks you two! Loved the back and forth competition. I planted a very small tow of white yams. Going to dig them in about a week. I can relate as far as keeping an older vehicle around. No payments and insurance low.
I’m all about keeping more of my money in my pocket for sure!
Danny from Deep South Homestead is so good indeed
Loads of good advice
You're funny, and competitions are entertaining. Lack of cat issue!!!!love it. Thanks from Stockholm Sweden 🌷🥰😻
Been trying to get Sweets to grow here in the NW! Ordered slips....arrived dried up/ dead! grew my own slips....had a super wet summer! trying again, of course!
haha the little blow dart inoculation easter egg was great.
Many thanks!
That was a great harvest, y’all! I would say both planting methods were a great success! I was as excited by how fantastic that soil looks in that one bed as I was seeing how many sweet potatoes you were getting! I wonder if for some reason the worms were attracted by the rats being in there? I’m just fascinated it was the same bed they had been in.
I have seen other folks cut the vines and plant them elsewhere before too. David The Good, another TH-camr, uses them to fill in spaces all over his garden. He does a lot of chop and drop compost as well. I hope y’all can get the cars up and going soon. My mom always says the only thing worse than car trouble is sick kids and she is right! Thanks for the great video, nice to see all y’all in one again!
I told William the same thing concerning the rats!
Glad to see that you are multi tasking, feeding your animals while demonstrating your new homestead ghillie suit; will that be another enterprise that you are stacking.... I almost lost sight of you. LOL Great video as always, God Bless from WYO.
Wow - beautiful sweet potatoes galore!
Thank you!
You might have already thought of this but you could totally grow some vine crop out of the raised beds up to the railing on the porch.
I never thought of it. Great idea!
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 then you can just walk out your front door and pick some food. 😎
Just saw you over at DSH with Danny and Wanda. The conversation with Wanda was lovely. You have another new subscriber. Hope you saved some sweet potatoes for Cocoa!
Great harvest! Getting ready to do mine maybe this weekend! Thank you for sharing your harvesting 🌻
Best of luck on your harvest my friend!
Sweet potato harvest was awesome!! Your animals eat very well🐷🐓🐔
They do indeed!
All our vehicles are paid for as well, I have a Honda minivan even though our kids are grown. I just love that it seats a lot of people and my dogs love going for rides too. I have an 85lb black ticked short-haired pointer who loves hanging out of the sunroof and gives people smiles 😁. You guys had an awesome sweet potato harvest! My favorite sweet potato has red skins and white flesh, I don’t know the name of them but they are so sweet and delish! Btdubs I watched all the ads 😉
Thank w! Do you know the name of that variety of sweet potato?
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 I don’t…I picked some up at a small organic grocery store and made scalloped potatoes with them and they were good enough to slap my momma, lol 😂
Wonderful harvest!!! Congratulations!
Many thanks!
Love sweet potatoes, good harvests !
Thank you!
that the world may know, i watched the planting process of the sweet potatoes and your little twig did little work and the broom stick handle whipped you like a 2 year old at wal mart. you did great michelle and poor old billy took last place. love you guys. keep up the good work.
Y’all know who really won!
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 yea, michelle
Hi Mr & Mrs Billy , I found yall from Deepsouth Homestead Mr Danny & Wanda ( she has her channel Crazy Dayz ) Thank you , I bought some Cherokee pumpkin seeds , gonna go grab that Sweet tator guide 4sure .
God bless you
Mrs Josette Tharp Montgomery County, Texas 🙏🏻
Thank you for reaching out my friend!
My suv is a 2004 Yukon, some things don’t work, yellow lights on dash, but it runs and no payments. I couldn’t do this if I had a car payment and full coverage insurance.
I used Danny’s stick technique, works great! Hi Justin! I’d like to see your homemade fogger.
For aphids, I’m sold on the JADAM method. Gonna make some next spring.
Justin’s fogger video is going to blow your mind!
Ooowee, dont want ta rag but vehicle maintenance is a knuckle bustin must
Congratulations!
Really good harvest
Nice harvest there ! ! ! I'm wondering if the pigs can be trained to eat the tops and root up the sweet potatoes. I do much the same with vehicles here.Drive em until the wheels fall off,and pay a local mechanic to put those wheels back on.Part of Permaculture is supporting local economies ,after all.Billy,let Michele think she won.Thanks for sharing all this ! ! !
Kune kune pigs might be able eat just the tops.
Nice sweet potatoe harvest! Keep some fresh for Thanksgiving! I don't have where to store them but they do pretty well for me in the house since I don't heat it up pass 72-74 during the winter and and if it sprouts later on I put them in the ground in the spring.
We definitely have some set aside for Thanksgiving my friend!
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 Awesome! Enjoy! Homegrown are the best!
so sorry your car broken down on you, I remember that season in my life that our cars would break down. God will provide.
Great harvest guys! So enjoyed this one, laughed pretty much all the way through it and then throw Justin the mix I mean how does it get any better. 👍🏻👍🏻 Thanks for sharing y’all’s knowledge, and we are with y’all on the vehicles gonna drive em till they can’t be driven anymore lol 😂 GOD BLESS YOU GUYS! 👍🏻🙌🏻
Thanks so much for the kind response my friend!
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 you’re welcome my friend 👍🏻🙌🏻😊
Great harvest! Sure enjoy your videos, God bless.
Thank you my friend! Blessings to you and yours!
Great job guys
Enjoy watching your videos. Although I play in our small garden my specialty is automotive electrical and hvac repairs. Be glad to help if you need some guidance fixing your vehicles.
Thank you for the kind offer my friend. I could’ve use that HVAC know how a couple of months ago!
I'm a city dweller, or should I suburbanite. This life looks so fulfilling but I question my abilities in general and whether I could see the animals as food vs pets. I enjoy your videos
It can be very difficult, but its do-able. Please at least grow some veggies in greenstalks if possible. Bad things are coming to our world. In Christ, be prepared.
You can definitely outsource the parts of homesteading that you don’t like. We certainly do.
When you are walking with the sweet potato vines it looks like you're wearing a ghilli suit. Those black pigs are huge. Got to be close to 300 lbs.
I can’t help but think of the tactical implications of what you observed…
Looks like you guys need to get a plastic kids snow sled that you can load all that stuff on and drag down to the pig pen and throw it over
We planted eight sweet potato slips six feet apart and pulled them for a total harvest of 123 lbs. We make our soil from wood chips, composted cow manure and garden soil. No pigs.
Now that is quite impressive!
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 My wife and I get a kick out of the central tubers appearing to look like an elephant heart. Huge but just as edible, not fibrous or tough.
Nice looking piglets! 🥓
They are definitely on their way!
Thankyou !
Thank you for taking the time out of your day to watch and respond my friend!
Great harvest! This video cracked me up!
We are always glad to entertain and inform!
Looking good!
Thank you!
Stefan Sobkowiak of Miracle Farm has a good video on aphids; it might be of some use to you.
If y’all are planning to head down to DSH, I know that Danny and Wanda are afraid of running out of the bone sauce…
We will definitely keep our friends well stocked with more than they can use!
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 THANK Y’ALL MOST VERY KINDLY FOR THAT! I was about to offer to pay for AT LEAST ONE large container for them, but my pockets will be stretched to pay for the evaluation… If William needs work on his vehicle, I have, in house, an expert mechanic… A REALLY GOOD MAG is a wonderful thing to develop!
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 By the way, Danny and Wanda are not touting your bone sauce on their website any more than I am touting it on every website I can… 😁
@@vickisavage8929 thanks a million!
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 No need to thank me, y’all have more than earned it. The best advertising is demonstrating that something REALLY DOES what it is supposed to do. Someone told me that I am “a presence“ online; if that’s really so, then it is incumbent on me to spread the word of good advice, sources, or … Personally, I can’t even IMAGINE such a thing, but it is written that we shall have to account for EVERY WORD. This terrifies me…
Is there a specific age when harvesting the sweet potato? The only thing I know is that it can be harvested when its flowers starts to wither.
Great Harvest
Thank you!
Sweet. I’m “gonna” have to get me one of those manuals. Lol
Well worth it!
Great harvest 🥔🍠🍠🍠🍠👍
Thank you!
Where’d you get your yam starts (the white ones)? Yams are da bomb!
Wow another good idea for farming
That I can apply on my own life too
Love 💘😻watching you
From Philippines 🇵🇭💖💕❤
I’m so glad this helps! Blessings to you and yours from the Philippines my friend!
Perma Culture is the Ancient Ways where they left clues to it ( Ireland / Britain ) in stone - The Circle Of Life
Curious - why not an inground root cellar for crop storage?
That’s the plan!
Red wiggles Red Wigglers,the Cadillac of worms..WKRP .
Lack of cat problem? Well, there is a breed of dog, in the terrier family, that has been bred to hunt and kill rats. You have Milk Boi for a specific purpose. Consider the terrier option.
I certainly have been looking into it.
God bless yall❤️
Blessings to you and yours!
How long or duration from planting or sowing to harvesting these sweet potatoes?...they look great!...
I think we waited 120 days!
So this may seem like a really stupid question, I’m hoping to grow sweet potatoes for the first time next year, but where do you get your sweet potatoes from? Will any organic potato bought from the store, work??
We get them from the farm store but we will be producing our own slips next year. The manual shows you how.
Whats the perma pasture solution for hawks? we lost 4 birds to a devastating hawk attack yesterday. my chicks were free ranging, but now i have them penned up. Any suggestions?
Any kind of overhead barrier will work, could use string at two foot intervals with some kind of shiny dangling. Predator birds are very wary of getting entangled.
@@vickisavage8929 Thank you!
I have a guard goose in with my chickens to discourage the hawks. So far haven't lost a single bird to aerial predators.
I have a Great Pyrenees and he won't let any birds swoop low enough to catch our chickens. We also always have a few roosters running with the hens because they watch the sky.
I think I’ve tried all of those methods… Sometimes all at once. The only thing that has been absolutely full proof for us has been using the livestock guardian dog.
How long were the sweet potatoes in the ground
If I remember correctly it was 121 days.
Hello I am a Newbie to your channel- what type of Pigs are they please ? I have grown Sweet Potatoes may different ways & had great success but just recently not doing so well, I currently have a bed in so we will see. Cheers Denise- Australia
thank you so much for checking us out! We have American guinea hog and Yorkshire pigs.
Best of luck on your sweet potatoes my friend!
I love you guys,
Thank you for the support Tom!
Will bone sauce keep cats out of the garden?
I don’t think so.
Looks like you’re walking around in gilly suits. 😂
It does indeed!
you better go back and read some more in that book you didn't learn how to take the vines off!
The critters are always eager to share the harvest, but at least they’re acting on beastial need, not (like too many people) beastial greed. Your critters are at least appreciative of what you provide, and I enjoy watching them come running to check out what y’all have brought them this time.
That was perfectly stated my friend!
Talking about Vehicles.....l got ready to mow my yard and my riding mower die. So I decided to get on my tractor. I started it up and drove it 30 foot and it died. Now I'm getting upset. So I went to get my UTV to get some dirt and it wouldn't start. Now I'm really 😡. My backhoe went about 100 feet and it died...l QUIT!!!!
what? he read the manual and he didn't know what to do with the vines first? :)
I think she read the manual.
Instead of loppers next time use your chainsaw to cut up those vines. Good video.
I honestly thought of doing that very thing but I was worried about it getting caught up into it.
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 You don't seem like a man that's timid to me. The worst that can happen is it won't work.
Can I take a sweet potato from China and planet here in the US
you only want to eat the young shoots, not the mature ones.
Женщина выглядит несчастлива и чувствует себя некомфортно рядом с этим мужчиной....
Смотрит на него как кролик на удава....
Female cat is what you want. They hunt better and don't go around spraying stuff .
Damn. Lots of talking.
Too much talking.
I don't think I will be watching your videos. I don't like the contention.