Fantastic!!! Thanks #12! I will have to go over and thank Sandra as well. Here is a link to my old channel, it is still there, just can't access or comment on it. th-cam.com/video/YpH16ktXrFs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4KH8CEcrplQml6f_ I have a lot of important videos on the evasive jumping worms. Thanks for subscribing!!!! Stay Well!!!!
Hi Brian! Welcome back! I’ve subscribed ❤️. Nice build 👍. I’d love a CFT but I’d never get back up from being on the floor harvesting 😂😂. Looking forward to more videos ❤️🪱👍
Hi Jayne! Thanks for subscribing!!! Plan on doing monthly follow up videos. My arthritic knees are not looking forward to harvest either, lol. Yeah, so far so good! Stay Well!!!
Hello Brian!! Great to see that you have the new channel up and running! I'll be sure to mention it in an upcoming video to try to recapture some of your old subscribers that really value your videos! That DIY CFT you build looks fantastic!! Can't wait to track it progress! I really like the extra touches you put in with the wheels, extra long base, and the handle!! Excellent job describing its features!!🪱🪱🪱
Thanks for the kind words Patrick!!! I know how heavy 35 gal of worm castings can be, had to put her on wheels, one thing for sure, it is staying in the basement. Plan on doing monthly updates, already had to tweak the moisture level, so far so good. Thanks for the shout out, really appreciate it, will try and put out some worthwhile videos. Stay Well my friend!!!!
I have so many worms, can not imagine that I started out with a pound 4 years ago. This is a method of raising worms that you just harvest castings from the bottom. Besides this I have 2, 50 gal grow bags, 1, 15 gal grow bag and a tote set as a breeder bin. I have no idea how many worms I have, a lot to be sure. The main reason I am hooked on raising worms is the amazing biology I see under the microscope. Bacteria, fungal spores, pollen, protozoa, fungal hyphae, nematodes and micro arthropods. Everything a living garden soil needs. I will never be the gardener you are, I have to narrow of a focus. I really enjoy growing the means to a garden, as much as growing the garden proper. Thank You so much for commenting, means a lot to me. Stay Well!!!!
Looking for to seeing how this works out. That drum will hold a lot of worms and materials. Too bad you couldn't get your original channel back in operation.
Hey Steve! My final option was a old high school friend, if he could not retrieve it, I doubt anyone could, it is what it is. The CFT bin is going fine, will be posting updates every month or so. Gotta love this weather, I have celery and carrots coming up I left in the garden for seeds this year. Thanks for watching! Stay Well my friend!!!!
That's going to process a substantial amount of material for a relatively small footprint, Brian. Great idea to put it on rolling casters because it's going to get heavy! I can't consider a CFT because of my mobility problems. Maybe someone will design one on a hydraulic lift for those of us who can't get down onto the ground... ~ Sandra
Hey Sandra! I know how heavy 35 gal of worm castings can be, had to make sure I could move it around easily. Already had to change things up a bit. Seeing how the barrel itself can not breathe, I had to remove the bubble wrap and paper as a cover for a few days to let it dry out. once I figured that out, all is well. Looking forward to posting monthly videos on the bins progress, so far so good. Not looking forward to having to get on my arthritic knees to harvest, sucks getting old. Stay Well!!!
Thank You for watching!!!! I will be doing an update on Feb 5th, kinda on a monthly basis. Had to change the cover because material was way to wet, left it open for a few days then covered with just paper, so far so good. Thanks again for watching, Stay Well!!!!
Great looking CFT bin Brian. Glad you were able to show it off. The feed looks like it will be a great chow for the worms, especially pulverized. Sandra shared your channel and I just did too. Hopefully some of the people that were subscribed before are able to find their way back to you. 😁🪱
Thanks Rick! I appreciate you and Sandra helping with my channel, I also hope people who enjoyed my old channel find me again. I did put a link to my old channel in my description. Excited to see how the CFT bin performs, plan on monthly updates. Thanks for everything Rick, Stay Well!!!
Organic can still use roundup as a dessication to kill and dry before mold comes on the cut grains, idk about GMO with organic certifications but i feel organic is baseless sorry. Also true with alfalfa and hay
I do agree with everything you said. I stopped using local manures in my hot compost just for those reasons. It is almost impossible to get "clean" anything for the garden, that is why I try and grow and make my own amendments and natural fertilizers. Thank you so much for watching, Stay Well!!!
Sandra from Nana's Worms and Garden gave you a shout out and so here we are! -New subscriber, # 12.
Fantastic!!! Thanks #12!
I will have to go over and thank Sandra as well.
Here is a link to my old channel, it is still there, just can't access or comment on it. th-cam.com/video/YpH16ktXrFs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4KH8CEcrplQml6f_
I have a lot of important videos on the evasive jumping worms.
Thanks for subscribing!!!! Stay Well!!!!
Hi Brian! Welcome back! I’ve subscribed ❤️.
Nice build 👍. I’d love a CFT but I’d never get back up from being on the floor harvesting 😂😂. Looking forward to more videos ❤️🪱👍
Hi Jayne!
Thanks for subscribing!!!
Plan on doing monthly follow up videos.
My arthritic knees are not looking forward to harvest either, lol.
Yeah, so far so good!
Stay Well!!!
Hello Brian!! Great to see that you have the new channel up and running! I'll be sure to mention it in an upcoming video to try to recapture some of your old subscribers that really value your videos! That DIY CFT you build looks fantastic!! Can't wait to track it progress! I really like the extra touches you put in with the wheels, extra long base, and the handle!! Excellent job describing its features!!🪱🪱🪱
Thanks for the kind words Patrick!!!
I know how heavy 35 gal of worm castings can be, had to put her on wheels, one thing for sure, it is staying in the basement.
Plan on doing monthly updates, already had to tweak the moisture level, so far so good.
Thanks for the shout out, really appreciate it, will try and put out some worthwhile videos.
Stay Well my friend!!!!
@@brianseybert192 Awesome! Looking forward to the updates!
Nice video, Brian. You put a lot of effort into that project and explained it well. I look forward to seeing how well it works for you.
I have so many worms, can not imagine that I started out with a pound 4 years ago.
This is a method of raising worms that you just harvest castings from the bottom.
Besides this I have 2, 50 gal grow bags, 1, 15 gal grow bag and a tote set as a breeder bin.
I have no idea how many worms I have, a lot to be sure.
The main reason I am hooked on raising worms is the amazing biology I see under the microscope. Bacteria, fungal spores, pollen, protozoa, fungal hyphae, nematodes and micro arthropods. Everything a living garden soil needs.
I will never be the gardener you are, I have to narrow of a focus.
I really enjoy growing the means to a garden, as much as growing the garden proper.
Thank You so much for commenting, means a lot to me.
Stay Well!!!!
Looking for to seeing how this works out. That drum will hold a lot of worms and materials. Too bad you couldn't get your original channel back in operation.
Hey Steve!
My final option was a old high school friend, if he could not retrieve it, I doubt anyone could, it is what it is.
The CFT bin is going fine, will be posting updates every month or so.
Gotta love this weather, I have celery and carrots coming up I left in the garden for seeds this year.
Thanks for watching!
Stay Well my friend!!!!
That's going to process a substantial amount of material for a relatively small footprint, Brian. Great idea to put it on rolling casters because it's going to get heavy! I can't consider a CFT because of my mobility problems. Maybe someone will design one on a hydraulic lift for those of us who can't get down onto the ground...
~ Sandra
Hey Sandra!
I know how heavy 35 gal of worm castings can be, had to make sure I could move it around easily.
Already had to change things up a bit. Seeing how the barrel itself can not breathe, I had to remove the bubble wrap and paper as a cover for a few days to let it dry out. once I figured that out, all is well.
Looking forward to posting monthly videos on the bins progress, so far so good.
Not looking forward to having to get on my arthritic knees to harvest, sucks getting old.
Stay Well!!!
Thought to do something similar seeing the price on the Hungry Bin, following for updates!
Thank You for watching!!!!
I will be doing an update on Feb 5th, kinda on a monthly basis.
Had to change the cover because material was way to wet, left it open for a few days then covered with just paper, so far so good.
Thanks again for watching, Stay Well!!!!
Great looking CFT bin Brian. Glad you were able to show it off. The feed looks like it will be a great chow for the worms, especially pulverized. Sandra shared your channel and I just did too. Hopefully some of the people that were subscribed before are able to find their way back to you. 😁🪱
Thanks Rick!
I appreciate you and Sandra helping with my channel, I also hope people who enjoyed my old channel find me again. I did put a link to my old channel in my description.
Excited to see how the CFT bin performs, plan on monthly updates.
Thanks for everything Rick, Stay Well!!!
Nice videos❤
Organic can still use roundup as a dessication to kill and dry before mold comes on the cut grains, idk about GMO with organic certifications but i feel organic is baseless sorry. Also true with alfalfa and hay
I do agree with everything you said.
I stopped using local manures in my hot compost just for those reasons.
It is almost impossible to get "clean" anything for the garden, that is why I try and grow and make my own amendments and natural fertilizers.
Thank you so much for watching, Stay Well!!!