Soooo glad you shared the difference between shell out beans and dry storage beans. I for YEARS didn’t understand what was meant by it. It was how far you let them get on the vine that confused me. Everyone just said, “let them beans dry on the vine but not too dry.” Never explaining the “pod” was what you’re looking at first with shell outs not the actual “bean.” The yellowing not the brown dry pod. This is awesome information Charles. Also another reason why I ALWAYS, and I mean every time, check to see if you’ve got a video on anything I do that’s new to me. And honestly you’ve had something every single time! You, my dear sweet friend are an absolute blessing! Love, hugs and blessings to you and the Mrs. always~ Lisa
Very thankful right now for OAG leaving this video here, for us who remain. I needed this information today, as I planted Red Kidney beans for the first time this year. ❤
I'm sitting here planning my 2020 garden. I asked my husband if he knew anything about how kidney beans grow. He had no more idea than I did lol. Thank you for showing how simple it is to grow and can kidney beans!
Hello Beverly and welcome to my videos. As you see in my video, you don't have to wait until the beans are dry. I like them when they are at the "shell out" stage. Pinto beans are also just as easy to grow and can, watch my video on growing pinto beans at: th-cam.com/video/cvpqrrcRdr0/w-d-xo.html OAG
Oh man I'm about to make some rabbit poop soup. I have a pet bunny I rescued and I just got into gardening but he makes poop for days! Thanks for your wisdom.
I’ve never used rabbit poop soup but I have always watered my seeds or transplants in the hole before covering them up. I think it makes a deference for sure. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge with us!
I hope you keep producing videos for as long as you’re able to! I always learn something great and garner inspiration for my own backyard garden. Thank you for your effort to distribute your knowledge and wholesomeness. Greetings from Nebraska!
Hello Marissa and welcome to my videos. Thank you and I will continue as long as my health hold up. I am 79 years old, so who knows how long that will be. I am happy if my videos help you grow some of your own vegetables. If you haven't already, *_*I invite you to subscribe*_* and watch as I upload more videos during the summer growing season. Thanks for stopping by. OAG
Thank you so much for sharing this! My Granny use to can her vegetables, but I was too young back then to really understand everything. I'm definitely going to try some canning myself now! Have a Blessed day! 🌼
I absolutely LOVE these videos that you share when you show us how the whole process from growing stuff to canning what you grow for the pantry!!!! YOU ROCK!!! I canned some collard greens that I grew in my backyard a few days ago. Thanks for sharing.
HEY! You are the one that "ROCKS", just for watching my videos. Later as the weather begins to cool off I will plant my fall garden and then as it comes on I'll can some of it. I like to make *** Start to finish*** videos so you can see the whole process. But of course it takes weeks from the time I plant the seeds to the time when I am canning or cooking the vegetable. OAG
Charles well done using Rabbit poop . I used rabbit poop to grow the best melons and tomatoes that I every grew . Now I use Bio digested fish, kelp and comfrey . I put it on everything .Throw all three in a garbage can and leave it for 1 year .Add lots of water . Just before spring I give every thing a cup or two and other food forest nothing . What a different out come of food production . This year I have a over whelming amount of food . Every tree is loaded and the food bank is happy to get the over abundance . The food forest with out the Bio digested fish , kelp , and comfrey did half the production . Love seeing your videos OAG . Take Care Howie
FFP, this is my first year using rabbit manure for my garden and I an excited about the results. I will be using all I can collect next year. I will do as you describe, make up a trash can of poop soup (comfrey, rabbit manure and molasses) for next year. Thank you for watching my videos. OAG
A very good thing about Rabbit poop is that it doesn't burn you plants! Won't burn their roots either! You could plant directly in the poop! It is GREAT stuff!! Bee blessed Danny and Rita in TN on Rooster Ridge
Hello Rita and welcome to my videos. You are right about the rabbit poop being a "cold manure". I have found it to be a great fertilizer for my garden. OAG
👀........my guess is you're requesting more without actually going to his channel where the "more" are. Otherwise, you'd see he passed away going on two years ago
This was very informative! Thank you... I use to fear the pressure cooker but I enjoyed the Caribbean meals that would come out of it c/o my Mom or Grandmother. Saying Hello from Toronto, Canada!
Thanks for a clear and concise video on this subject. I've read comments about other videos you have done. So you have a new subscriber from Northern Ireland.
Thank you Sir! I learned a lot and really appreciate your video. I use my own version of "rabbit poop soup" and I agree it works wonders! Bless you & Thx again
Morning OAG, thanks for the tip on the Poop Soup! I remember back when we raised rabbits on the farm for meat to sale, we would save all the poop and compost it. We used it to side dress our plantings in the gardens. Now that I am retired, I will be getting rabbits again this spring. If you know a good place to get some rabbits to start with let me know. Thanks for the video, You'all take care, stay safe and God Bless You and Yours. Mr. Tom
Great video...I'm in east Texas but never tried raising kidney beans,but I love them a lot..so after watching this think I'll try next year. I've seen people take the rings off after cooling the jars,but never knew why,is there a reason or is it to reuse to can more jars? I've canned over the years,but not a ton..mostly pears 😁🍐🍐🍐..thanks OAG for a very helpful video👍
Hello RWC: Yes, there is a reason for removing the rings after the jars cool and it is: If the ring remains on and the contents spoil (for whatever reason) the bad bacteria caused by the spoiled content will build up pressure and the jar will break spilling the contents out and making a mess in your storage area. If the ring is off, then the only thing that will happen is the lid will pop off and the jar will not break, which means of course no mess to clean up. And of course I do wash the rings and reuse them to can more jars. Thanks for stopping by. OAG
Fair play good job from ground to jar..... one for the crow one for the worm one to grow 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I watching from ireland and the old timers here some dead and some alive all talk in the same way 👍👍
Thank you for making this video. I know it sounds dumb but I’ve always been wary of cooking my own kidney bean (dried) because I read that if you don’t boil them long enough they can make you sick. I never thought to can them. I’m going to do this!
Hello Rebecca. I have cooked kidney beans almost all my life and I had never heard that uncooked beans could make me sick. And as far as I know I have never gotten sick from eating kidney beans. I usually cook my kidney beans in chili or soup so it does get a longer cooking time. Plus canning will cook them to the well done point. Thanks for watching my videos. OAG
I believe that I read that boiling them for 10 minutes gets rid of the toxin. :) I think you have to boil them longer than that to get them soft enough to eat. :P
My whole family loves kidney beans! Thanks so much, you have taught me well. My uncle Walt used to sing that diddy. We are moving and I wish to have a garden next year. I will keep watching and I will stay subscribed to your channel💜. You're knowledge is invaluable my friend. Hmmm, perhaps we should get our kids a rabbit!?
I love kidney beans Mr. Charles, those look great. Never considered growing them. As soon as I have the space set up I'm giving these a try. Trying baby limas this year and I need to learn how to can those. These are basically dry when picked, should I be picking them sooner in order to can them? We can pintos from dried beans, would the dried lima beans be done the same way?
Hello TMW. All DRY beans (baby lima, kidney beans, pinto beans, butter beans) will be canned the same (the long process). All SHELL OUT beans (baby lima, kidney beans, pinto beans, butter beans) will be canned (the short process) as you see in this video. You don't want to mix shell out and dry beans in the same canning process. SNAP beans, such as fresh green beans will be canned the short process. OAG
Wow those look really good. Thank you for all the step by step instructions from planting to canning! Hopeful in TN, for a bean harvest like this one of yours. Blessings 🙋🏼😊
H Laurie and welcome to my videos. There is nothing better than home grown vegetables. You can grow these just as I did. About where in TN are you growing at? Thanks for stopping by. OAG
Thank you, but I am just an old country boy trying to get along. I am 80 years old and still working in my garden. Thanks for watching, please subscribe. OAG
@@OldAlabamaGardener I'm a city boy and now a fan. I and my brother would love for you to visit Texas and share your gardening techniques in our vast backyard. We have a bed for you.
I experimented with pinto & black beans. The results were fair. Do kidney beans require a lot of water? I live in Southwest Kansas & it’s very hot & dry here in the summers
Hello Winnie and welcome to my videos. I try to make videos that will help you grow some of your own vegetables. Thanks for watching. Be sure to hit the subscribe button. Thanks for commenting. OAG
Now have to consider growing my own. Have only canned dried beans before. How are your bees doing? Today I'm going to do a sugar shake test to check for varroa mites. This will be our first time checking since we are new beekeepers like you.
Hello and welcome to my videos. in this video, the kidney beans are heated only to get them hot, not cooked, the cooking would be during the canning process. I don't really have a time for them to be cooked until ready to eat. My recommendation is to cook them until they are tender. Thank you for watching my videos, please subscribe. OAG
Thank you 🙏 I am going to do this today if there is enough beans on my vines. Thank you I didn’t want let them all dry out. Thank you and God bless take care angela from. Not just about ducks 🦆
I dont have any rabbits to poop! Ill try cow manure tea with a hit of blood and bone. Fingers crossed. Thank you for posting this guide. Most appreciated.
One comment on the cow manure. be sure the cow didn't eat grass or hay that had been sprayed with herbicides. The herbicides go on through the cow and are in the manure. Herbicides prevent broad leaf plants from growing. OAG
OAG, can I plant kidney and navy beans in the fall also like green beans ? I would imagine it's too late for spring planting now. I live near the coast In Louisiana, so I have long growing seasons.
I don't think it is too late for you to grow kidney, navy and green beans in your area. Hello and welcome to my videos. Thanks for watching. Please subscribe. OAG
How funny that this popped up on my feed. I was just going to search a video on growing kidney beans this year. Thanks!! How much salt did you add to each jar?
I add 1/4 teaspoon of salt to each pint jar. You need a little salt to improve the flavor, you can always add more when you open the jar to cook with the beans. Thanks for watching my videos. If you haven't already, please subscribe. OAG
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We miss you, Mr. Old Alabama Gardener. Your videos have continued to teach and bless so many. Thank you 👼 🕊️
Soooo glad you shared the difference between shell out beans and dry storage beans. I for YEARS didn’t understand what was meant by it. It was how far you let them get on the vine that confused me. Everyone just said, “let them beans dry on the vine but not too dry.” Never explaining the “pod” was what you’re looking at first with shell outs not the actual “bean.” The yellowing not the brown dry pod. This is awesome information Charles. Also another reason why I ALWAYS, and I mean every time, check to see if you’ve got a video on anything I do that’s new to me. And honestly you’ve had something every single time! You, my dear sweet friend are an absolute blessing! Love, hugs and blessings to you and the Mrs. always~ Lisa
Thank you Lisa, I hope you are doing well. And as you already know, I try to make videos that help you with your garden.
C.
Very thankful right now for OAG leaving this video here, for us who remain. I needed this information today, as I planted Red Kidney beans for the first time this year. ❤
What a treasure- I just adore this sweet man sharing his wisdom!
Best pressure canning video ive seen so far
I'm sitting here planning my 2020 garden. I asked my husband if he knew anything about how kidney beans grow. He had no more idea than I did lol. Thank you for showing how simple it is to grow and can kidney beans!
Hello Beverly and welcome to my videos. As you see in my video, you don't have to wait until the beans are dry. I like them when they are at the "shell out" stage. Pinto beans are also just as easy to grow and can, watch my video on growing pinto beans at: th-cam.com/video/cvpqrrcRdr0/w-d-xo.html
OAG
I truly enjoyed your video. Thank you for taking the time to show this information. May God be with you always.
Love your passion for gardening and attention to detail explaining as you go along. I'm picking up so many tips. Thank you and God bless!
Thank you and I am happy if I helped you in some way.
OAG
Oh man I'm about to make some rabbit poop soup. I have a pet bunny I rescued and I just got into gardening but he makes poop for days! Thanks for your wisdom.
Thanks to his family to keep this videos going
I find you tutoring videos so easy to watch and learn from! Thank you for sharing!
Hello Jacki and thank you. I try to make videos that will help you grow some of your own vegetables.
OAG
I have never canned before. You make it look easy! Thank you for the video.
Hi Jade Star and welcome to this video. Canning is easy, I just takes time and of course it must be done right.
OAG
awesome... just as i remember helping mom...am 58 now and am going wide open on garden this year and canning as well... thank you for yer help...
This is super helpful. i cant wait to start!
Thank you. Happy I could help you. Thank you for watching my videos, If you haven't already, please subscribe.
OAG
Here due to food shortages 2020. Thank you for your video
Yes, I think this is going to change lots of things in America. Thanks for watching my videos, please subscribe.
OAG
I’ve never used rabbit poop soup but I have always watered my seeds or transplants in the hole before covering them up. I think it makes a deference for sure. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge with us!
Hi Mary, sounds like you are a good gardener. Watering is super important.
OAG
I hope you keep producing videos for as long as you’re able to! I always learn something great and garner inspiration for my own backyard garden. Thank you for your effort to distribute your knowledge and wholesomeness.
Greetings from Nebraska!
Hello Marissa and welcome to my videos. Thank you and I will continue as long as my health hold up. I am 79 years old, so who knows how long that will be. I am happy if my videos help you grow some of your own vegetables. If you haven't already, *_*I invite you to subscribe*_* and watch as I upload more videos during the summer growing season. Thanks for stopping by.
OAG
OldAlabamaGardener I hope you have many more years of good health!
Thank you for this wonderful video Charles! You are a wealth of knowledge! Thank you for sharing it with all of us!
You are welcome Amanda, I am happy to share with you.
C.
Great demonstration, Charles! That rabbit poop soup is like having a pot of gold!
Hi Donna and you are right! rabbit manure is great fertilizer for my garden.
OAG
Thanks this is the first year I grew kidney beans I got my seeds at the food store and they are growing great now I know when to harvest them
Great. I am happy if my video helped you. Thank you for watching my videos. Please subscribe.
OAG
Thank you so much for sharing this! My Granny use to can her vegetables, but I was too young back then to really understand everything. I'm definitely going to try some canning myself now! Have a Blessed day! 🌼
Hi Misty and thank you for watching my video. Canning is actually easy, it just takes time. If I can help you, please ask.
OAG
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this has been the most informative video yet i have seen on this youtube thing. Thank you sir. Bless you!
Thank you! I try to make videos that will help you in your garden. If you like this video be sure to subscribe and watch some of my other videos.
OAG
Great video, I learned a few things. Thank you.
Helo and welcome to my videos. That is what my TH-cam channel is all about, that is: helping you grow some of your own vegetables.
OAG
I appreciate your easy to follow lessons, TY!
Hello Beecozz7 and welcome to my videos. I like to keep it very simple and to the point. Thank you for watching my videos.
OAG
I absolutely LOVE these videos that you share when you show us how the whole process from growing stuff to canning what you grow for the pantry!!!! YOU ROCK!!! I canned some collard greens that I grew in my backyard a few days ago. Thanks for sharing.
HEY! You are the one that "ROCKS", just for watching my videos. Later as the weather begins to cool off I will plant my fall garden and then as it comes on I'll can some of it. I like to make *** Start to finish*** videos so you can see the whole process. But of course it takes weeks from the time I plant the seeds to the time when I am canning or cooking the vegetable.
OAG
Very informative and shows how easy it can be to can!
Hello Rita. Yes, canning is easy, just takes a lot of time.
OAG
Another Great video !! Love the idea of the bean on the counter for each jar counted..Thank You for sharing :)
Thank you Rosemary! Using a few beans that way helps when I am doing a lot of jars as I do sometime.
OAG
Charles well done using Rabbit poop . I used rabbit poop to grow the best melons and tomatoes that I every grew . Now I use Bio digested fish, kelp and comfrey . I put it on everything .Throw all three in a garbage can and leave it for 1 year .Add lots of water . Just before spring I give every thing a cup or two and other food forest nothing . What a different out come of food production . This year I have a over whelming amount of food . Every tree is loaded and the food bank is happy to get the over abundance . The food forest with out the Bio digested fish , kelp , and comfrey did half the production . Love seeing your videos OAG . Take Care Howie
FFP, this is my first year using rabbit manure for my garden and I an excited about the results. I will be using all I can collect next year. I will do as you describe, make up a trash can of poop soup (comfrey, rabbit manure and molasses) for next year. Thank you for watching my videos.
OAG
one for the worm , one for the crow and one to grow .... I will always remember that
Yep! Thank you for watching my videos. If you haven't yet, please subscribe.
OAG
Excellent instructions. Amazing the difference the "rabbit poop soup" makes!
Hello TTRS. I was surprised at the difference. Next year I will be using a lot more of it. Thanks for watching.
OAG
A very good thing about Rabbit poop is that it doesn't burn you plants! Won't burn their roots either! You could plant directly in the poop! It is GREAT stuff!! Bee blessed Danny and Rita in TN on Rooster Ridge
Hello Rita and welcome to my videos. You are right about the rabbit poop being a "cold manure". I have found it to be a great fertilizer for my garden.
OAG
Excellent! Besides delicious, super nutritive food! It is one of basic food on many countries; Thanks for sharing,oscar
You are welcome Oscar! Thank you for watching my videos. If you haven't yet, please subscribe.
OAG
I so glad I found your channel🙏. You always share great information, thank you.😊
This man is a treasure! I wish I could meet him!
@@albertbassett3990 He passed
Thank you for this video sir!
Excellent video! More, please.
👀........my guess is you're requesting more without actually going to his channel where the "more" are. Otherwise, you'd see he passed away going on two years ago
god bless this man, strong and wise
This was very informative! Thank you... I use to fear the pressure cooker but I enjoyed the Caribbean meals that would come out of it c/o my Mom or Grandmother. Saying Hello from Toronto, Canada!
If used properly the cookers are safe. Thank you for watching my videos. If you haven't already, please subscribe.
OAG
I’m also from Toronto Canada!
Good video. That tutorial will help folks out a lot. I used to can but now have moved on to freeze drying. Keep up the good work!
Thank you.
OAG
Love your scientific method! So informative!
Thank you Mrs Lewis I like to give you enough details so you can duplicate what I m doing.
OAG
My heartiest salute❤ I love cultivation
Thank you so much for this wonderful video so informative.🙂 Creator bless you.
You are welcome. And yes, I am richly blessed. Thank you for watching my videos, please subscribe.
OAG
Great video and information.
Hello David and thank you.
OAG
Thank you for another excellent step by step tutorial! They look delicious! Blessings...
Hi Renee and thank you. You know I try to keep it simple and to the point.
OAG
thank you for sharing...
You are welcome. And thank you for watching this video.
OAG
Very nice, especially with hot chili weather approaching! ;)
Yep! Cold weather means chili, soups and stews. With a pan of cornbread of course. Thanks for watching.
OAG
Thanks for a clear and concise video on this subject. I've read comments about other videos you have done. So you have a new subscriber from Northern Ireland.
Thank you for subscribing. I try to make videos that will help you grow some of your own food. I appreciate you watching my videos.
OAG
A pleasure to learn from you, sir. Much appreciated that you pass on your wisdom and knowledge.
Thank you and welcome to my videos. I am happy to share my experience with you.
OAG
Thanks for the information, great as always!
You are welcome. And thank you for watching this video.
OAG
Thank you Sir!
I learned a lot and really appreciate your video.
I use my own version of "rabbit poop soup" and I agree it works wonders!
Bless you & Thx again
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OAG
Your videos are great mate 👍. Good no BS approach. So many youtubers talk too much nonsense rather than get to the point
I like to keep it simple.
Thank you.
OAG
I really enjoyed your video. I learnt quite a bit! Thank you for this❤
Thank you! Loved your demo. Take Care!
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OAG
dear mr. oag, i love watching your videos. thank you
Thank you Norma, I will be making more as I have time.
OAG
Thanks so much, well explained. Answerd all my questions. God bless
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OAG
thank you I'll do this next season 😊
Morning OAG, thanks for the tip on the Poop Soup! I remember back when we raised rabbits on the farm for meat to sale, we would save all the poop and compost it. We used it to side dress our plantings in the gardens. Now that I am retired, I will be getting rabbits again this spring. If you know a good place to get some rabbits to start with let me know. Thanks for the video, You'all take care, stay safe and God Bless You and Yours.
Mr. Tom
Hello DSB and welcome to my videos. About where in Bama are you located. I can put you in touch with where I bought my rabbits.
OAG
Thank you so much for such a thorough video!
You are so welcome!
OAG
Thanks for sharing. Haven't seen Patera lately , hope all is well with her and family.
Hello Alan, Patara is okay, she is busy with tracing her ancestry.
OAG
Great job Sir!
Thank you. Hello and welcome to my videos. Thanks for watching. Please subscribe.
OAG
Awesome! It's really satisfying to grow your own food.
Yes it truly is. Thank you!
OAG
You make it look so easy but I know it was a lot of work. Beans look gooood
Hi Verna, it is easy, just takes a lot of time.
OAG
Great video...I'm in east Texas but never tried raising kidney beans,but I love them a lot..so after watching this think I'll try next year. I've seen people take the rings off after cooling the jars,but never knew why,is there a reason or is it to reuse to can more jars? I've canned over the years,but not a ton..mostly pears 😁🍐🍐🍐..thanks OAG for a very helpful video👍
Hello RWC: Yes, there is a reason for removing the rings after the jars cool and it is: If the ring remains on and the contents spoil (for whatever reason) the bad bacteria caused by the spoiled content will build up pressure and the jar will break spilling the contents out and making a mess in your storage area. If the ring is off, then the only thing that will happen is the lid will pop off and the jar will not break, which means of course no mess to clean up. And of course I do wash the rings and reuse them to can more jars. Thanks for stopping by.
OAG
Nice video
When an elder dies a library Burns to the ground- African proverb
Nice thought. Thanks
That is why to get recordings of their life history on video!
A funeral is too late!
Fair play good job from ground to jar..... one for the crow one for the worm one to grow 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I watching from ireland and the old timers here some dead and some alive all talk in the same way 👍👍
Hello TMG. I guess us "old timers", no matter where we are, think, talk and do things somewhat the same way.
OAG
Thank you so much for the information it really helped my science fair project, keep up the good work!
You are welcome Lana. What kind of science fair project are you doing?
OAG
Thank you for making this video. I know it sounds dumb but I’ve always been wary of cooking my own kidney bean (dried) because I read that if you don’t boil them long enough they can make you sick. I never thought to can them. I’m going to do this!
Hello Rebecca. I have cooked kidney beans almost all my life and I had never heard that uncooked beans could make me sick. And as far as I know I have never gotten sick from eating kidney beans. I usually cook my kidney beans in chili or soup so it does get a longer cooking time. Plus canning will cook them to the well done point. Thanks for watching my videos.
OAG
I believe that I read that boiling them for 10 minutes gets rid of the toxin. :) I think you have to boil them longer than that to get them soft enough to eat. :P
My whole family loves kidney beans! Thanks so much, you have taught me well. My uncle Walt used to sing that diddy. We are moving and I wish to have a garden next year. I will keep watching and I will stay subscribed to your channel💜. You're knowledge is invaluable my friend. Hmmm, perhaps we should get our kids a rabbit!?
Thank you for subscribing. And thank you for watching my videos.
OAG
I love kidney beans Mr. Charles, those look great. Never considered growing them. As soon as I have the space set up I'm giving these a try.
Trying baby limas this year and I need to learn how to can those. These are basically dry when picked, should I be picking them sooner in order to can them? We can pintos from dried beans, would the dried lima beans be done the same way?
Hello TMW. All DRY beans (baby lima, kidney beans, pinto beans, butter beans) will be canned the same (the long process). All SHELL OUT beans (baby lima, kidney beans, pinto beans, butter beans) will be canned (the short process) as you see in this video. You don't want to mix shell out and dry beans in the same canning process. SNAP beans, such as fresh green beans will be canned the short process.
OAG
Wow those look really good. Thank you for all the step by step instructions from planting to canning! Hopeful in TN, for a bean harvest like this one of yours. Blessings 🙋🏼😊
H Laurie and welcome to my videos. There is nothing better than home grown vegetables. You can grow these just as I did. About where in TN are you growing at? Thanks for stopping by.
OAG
Great show
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Great vid!!
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OAG
You are the greatest!!!
Thank you and I appreciate you watching my videos.
OAG
"You are a legend my friend!"
Thank you, but I am just an old country boy trying to get along. I am 80 years old and still working in my garden. Thanks for watching, please subscribe.
OAG
@@OldAlabamaGardener
I'm a city boy and now a fan.
I and my brother would love for you to visit Texas and share your gardening techniques in our vast backyard.
We have a bed for you.
Good job!
You are welcome. And thank you for watching this video.
OAG
Very good
Hello Abraham and thank you for watching this video.
OAG
Them some beautiful beans, thanks so much I've learned a lot
Thanks. I love to use them in making chili. Thanks for watching.
OAG
I experimented with pinto & black beans. The results were fair. Do kidney beans require a lot of water? I live in Southwest Kansas & it’s very hot & dry here in the summers
Kidney beans, at least the ones I grow, are a bush bean and therefore seem to require less water.
Thank you sir i love the wsy you show me how to do it thank you
Hello Winnie and welcome to my videos. I try to make videos that will help you grow some of your own vegetables. Thanks for watching. Be sure to hit the subscribe button. Thanks for commenting.
OAG
God bless you
Thank you
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OAG
Very informative!!!
very nice, thank you!
Thank you. Growing most any kind of beans is easy. Thanks for watching, please subscribe.
OAG
Awesome ly perfect ! TY
Thank you! I try to do it right.
OAG
Now have to consider growing my own. Have only canned dried beans before. How are your bees doing? Today I'm going to do a sugar shake test to check for varroa mites. This will be our first time checking since we are new beekeepers like you.
Hello Vida. I haven't opened the hive to see what is going on inside. The outside looks good with lots of bees coming out and returning.
OAG
how much longer will you need to cook the beans for a side dish ? I really enjoy watching your tutorials !
Hello and welcome to my videos. in this video, the kidney beans are heated only to get them hot, not cooked, the cooking would be during the canning process. I don't really have a time for them to be cooked until ready to eat. My recommendation is to cook them until they are tender. Thank you for watching my videos, please subscribe.
OAG
Thank you 🙏 I am going to do this today if there is enough beans on my vines. Thank you I didn’t want let them all dry out. Thank you and God bless take care angela from. Not just about ducks 🦆
You are welcome Angela. Thank you for watching my videos. If you haven't yet, please subscribe.
OAG
Awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Very nice beans !
Hi Carol and welcome to my videos. I invite you to subscribe and watch as I make and upload more garden videos.
OAG
Good looking kidney beans! Thank you!
Hi Glenokia and thank you.
OAG
Hello Mr. Charles! You're so very welcome! How are you doing?
I am doing well. Just celebrated my 79th birthday.
C.
That's wonderful! That makes me so happy. I sure hope you live many more years.
Thank you! See you in the next video.
OAG
I dont have any rabbits to poop! Ill try cow manure tea with a hit of blood and bone. Fingers crossed. Thank you for posting this guide. Most appreciated.
One comment on the cow manure. be sure the cow didn't eat grass or hay that had been sprayed with herbicides. The herbicides go on through the cow and are in the manure. Herbicides prevent broad leaf plants from growing.
OAG
OAG, can I plant kidney and navy beans in the fall also like green beans ? I would imagine it's too late for spring planting now. I live near the coast In Louisiana, so I have long growing seasons.
I don't think it is too late for you to grow kidney, navy and green beans in your area. Hello and welcome to my videos. Thanks for watching. Please subscribe.
OAG
@@OldAlabamaGardener Thanks !
Great info...ty 😊
Hi Kim and thank you!
OAG
How funny that this popped up on my feed. I was just going to search a video on growing kidney beans this year. Thanks!! How much salt did you add to each jar?
I add 1/4 teaspoon of salt to each pint jar. You need a little salt to improve the flavor, you can always add more when you open the jar to cook with the beans. Thanks for watching my videos. If you haven't already, please subscribe.
OAG
Great video you will have to do us one on chili this winter when everything slows down
Yep! Making and canning chili is wintertime work. I'll make a videos on it.
OAG
Thank you thank you thank you
God bless your soul❤
Thank you. Thanks for watching. If you haven't already, please subscribe.
OAG
@@OldAlabamaGardener I subscribed 😀
Hey buddy.....thanks for your inspiration. I'm starting a channel next year
Sounds good Eric. I am sure you will do well.
OAG
Thank you so much!!
You are welcome. Thank you for watching my videos.
OAG