Wood Chips to Soil Transformation!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- From wood chips to soil in just a few years! Join me as I share my journey of turning wood chips into a thriving soil ecosystem. Discover why wood chips are a great choice for garden mulch, and how they contribute to our Homestead and Farm. Witness the development of fungal hyphae and mycelial growth and learn how they improve soil health. Plus, I'll show you how I incorporate spent coffee grounds for added benefits. Stay tuned for more updates on this soil transformation project and make sure to subscribe for more gardening, farm and permaculture content!
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Dude I love this. Transforming my chicken yard into a compost yard where the lady's do most the work. I've been feeding my low hanging branches from my woods to my goats this winter so they can eat the pine needles and bark then in the spring they will get chipped. My woods look much better, and with chips on the forest floor, it locks in moisture.
One of the drawbacks from living remote offgrid in the mountian is the lack of free woodchips, fortunately when we cut brush along the edges of the road we can bring it home and chip it up.
Awesome man. It is so great to keep resources on your property. Love to hear this! 👌
Thanks
You're welcome!
Elo
Very inspiring to see how well organized your farm is, very clear and disciplined work
Thank you! It's always a work in progress. 😉
Just awesome, your work is exactly the direction I'm moving on our small farm!
Right on I love to hear this. Thanks for the kind words and good luck on your farm. 😉
Looks like you got a nice yard there as well. Thanks again, looking forward to the next one.
More to come! Thanks for watching:)
Fascinating! Awesome learning video!
You are quite welcome. Thanks London!
This great content. You should have more subscriber
I appreciate that. Tell a friend! Thanks for watching:)
Cool. This is something that I have been looking into doing at my daughter's place
You should! 👌
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Well done!
Thanks Bruce.
Great video as always.
Thank you! 👊
Good one!
Thank you! Cheers!
We've been rotating big wood chip piles in the front yard for 8 years with chicken manure too. (Don't judge. It keeps the property values down to discourage yuppies. =p)
Lol. No judgment here! Build soil and perimeter defense. 👌
Awesome! Love the wood chip set up! I've been using them for going on 3yrs and man what a difference it has made in my garden. What are you doing with the comfrey?❤
I use it here on the property for chop and drop, livestock feed, compost tea and some medicinal uses. We also offer it for sale on our website. Thanks for watching I appreciate ya. 🙂
Wow, how you source so much wood chip. We have 60 acres of property that rural and away from town so I am having problems finding sources to dump a lot of woodchips but so far, we found none. We have a small city about 10 minutes from us that offer free woodchips to their residents but we are not part of that residents. They also have limits for how much you can get if not resident which is not very much per year, only couple yards and that's it. So any ideas for woodchips? Thanks.
Hey Mandie! One of the best ways that I have had success is approaching the crews working in your area. Ask to speak to the supervisor and advise them of your location and make it as accessible for them as possible. If it is not out of their way and convenient for them you may have better luck. I made a whole video discussing the various ways to obtain wood chips. th-cam.com/video/kNbJOk_su90/w-d-xo.htmlsi=3k9o1YSBsLBVPkDj
Good luck and thanks for asking.
Only other downside to woodchips are SLUGS. But I don't care. I use them heavily because they are so good!
Thankfully we have zero slugs. They are so good indeed and the price can't be beat!
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Will the wood chips be used in the biochar retort system to produce already pulverized biochar?
I have run some experiments using wood chips and it hasn't worked as well as I had hoped. Here is the video showing the results: th-cam.com/video/anf_jq696lg/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for watching!
Where did you get your comfrey?
I got my bocking 14 gifted from a friend and bought some bocking 4 from perma pastures farm.