Wow , this brought back memories ! My Dad had a Cub Farm All tractor & it was a GOD send ! It sure made farm life easier . I remember one of it's many uses was him plowing up row after row of potatoes with it . Then it was the job of us children to pick them all up .
There are many things to do without spending a dime. Here is what I've learned... 1. Unplug everything to see what's absolutely needed & only use when needed. 2. Began to use up fridge/freezer foods, transitioning to shelf-stable only. That alone will save up to $50/mo. to not run fridge, plus avoid losing frig/freezer food during power outage. 3. Learn to live without heat or A/C to practice. If you have to use A/C to stay alive, get used to warmer temps by gradually raising thermostat. Ditto for heat, using extra layers of clothes & moving to a smaller room or tent within a room. Go smaller. *Don't bother with heat or candles at night for safety since you can get under covers.* I practiced all this during 2° in Texas ice storm. Not perfect, but works. 4. Heating ideas are many. Many know the "two upside down clay pots over a few small candles on a heat proof surface" method. Many TH-cams with helpful comments. A cheap long-lasting candle is to put Crisco in a glass jar with homemade wick made from dipping twine into wax. TH-cam's on this too. Use hot water bottle tucked clothes, cold in summer, warm in winter. Use a thermal wrap usually in WM sports dept for $10 to keep core heat in. 5. To cook off grid, put fuel can (like sterno), in oven with lid half ajar with thinist 2 qt pot on shelf over that & loose foil around all. Light for about 2 hours while getting ready for bed, then tap lid all the way on to put out the now half-full fuel can, quickly closing oven, leaving it warm all night to finish cooking. Season when eating to keep smell down due to panic when food runs out. Half cup each beans, rice, flour, filling pot rest of way with water will keep you fed for a day, averaging $73 a year. Enhance as able, but this can be your base (with a multivitamin). Note pinto beans take 2 hrs., but lentils 20 min., so lentils better due to coming fuel shortage. Once people start to scavenge, even twigs may be hard to find. Refill fuel can with rubbing alcohol over cotton balls or TP. Don't allow your mind to taunt you by thinking of foods no longer no longer available. Be grateful for what you do have 6. For water, store as much as possible. Keep water purification methods for when that runs out. Locate water sources nearby to purify for drinking, not to bathe or clean (other methods for that). 7. For light, get things done during day, but small candle only when needed at night, *not to leave burning. Sleep at night, work during day. 8. To bathe, keep small jar with tbsp of liquid peppermint soap from Walmart (the cheaper version of Dr Bonners) or cheapest dishwashing liquid you can find with clean rag & water. Have separate small jar with teaspoon of bleach & water to store rag in when not in use. Wipe head to toe with peppermint rag squeezed out, never re-dipping into soapy jar, just tipping a little onto the rag when needed. A wet wipe cut in half (to stretch supplies) for personal area, then throw away. Several who live in RVs use this for years & wouldn't go back to regular showers. For hair, use peppermint soap in squeeze bottle sparingly & leaving in to save water, or dry-shampoo with cornstarch. 9. For self-defense without a gun, if one is unattainable, use Home-Alone style resources, like stacking totes in front of door if in an RV that swings out or pushing heavy furniture against regular door. Alarms are cheap at Dollar Tree. Keep a whistle around neck. Even if no one around, it can still cause intruder to flee. Have cups of marbles near entrances to make it impossible to walk & learn to shuffle through yourself. Give no appearance of wealth or preps. Wear plain clothes, using no jewelry. Place knives in sheaths around which are cheap at Dollar Tree & Walmart. Practice technique. Pepper spray outside, pepper gel inside. Learn how to hold in air to spray while ducking & quickly stepping aside, to avoid their lunge forward. Use motion detector lights by entrances. You get the idea & may think of many more. 10. Barter. Separate out anything you don't actually need, but only show 1-2 items at a time, leaving outside in hidden spot. Never open door. Never hint of having more. Negotiate from a window opened only enough to talk. Once they show you what they plan to barter (assuming communication down), have them put by door, then reveal the hidden spot. Even if they steal & run, after saying they would leave something, you've only lost one or two items. Constantly vary hiding spot. There may be better ways, but you get the idea. Always ask if they know anywhere you can get food or water because you are almost out. 11. For bathroom, double line 3-5 gal bucket, pool noodle on rim, putting opt. sawdust or kitty litter in bottom. Bury. These are basic beginning ideas to get you thinking of better ones.
Good morning. Here's a coffee cheer to you miss Wanda. You do a great job with the camera pointing out little features. I loved seeing the water on the huge leaf. Birds and bees must love that.
So glad to see somebody has got a beautiful fall garden growing and thriving!!! I can’t even cut my grass much less work my garden soil to plant due to so much rain here!!! I’ll be praying that y’all have a great harvest and have enough seeds to sell ! I would luv to get some red rippers from y’all!!! Ted
This so reminds me of growing up in 70s my Dad got some land from a man in 1970 and built a house I started to school that year my neighbor had this Cub, looked just like this one. He was a world war I I veteran that been captured and put in a camp so He had a lot of stomach problems, I work with him on his farm after school and remember setting up the planter to plant, I us to know everything about that Cub tractor, it seemed we were always working on that tractor but we used it almost every day. Good memories this morning 🤗
Thank you Danny for showing the equipment configuration for your cub, you have made it so much easier for me to get the plows and things set up on my cub. Traded for mine last fall and when I got it it was in pieces. Took me just a few days to get it running. It was taken apart more than 15 years ago by the old man that owned it. When he died it sat for some years in his barn then was moved twice before i moved it to my barm.i think pieces were left behind every time it was moved. I put it back together after hunting down some missing parts and now it runs and functions as good as yours. Now I need to find some more cultivator feet and other odds and ends. I have the complete planter/fertilizer system except the sprocket that goes on the bull gear shaft, on order. Also have a belly mower and a sickle bar mower, both in good working condition. I'll collect more impliments as I find them. Thanks again for showing about the impliments, it's been a big help. God bless you, miss Wanda, and your entire family.
Jimmy used my Daddy's little international to keep our garden looking beautiful. He raised some of the most beautiful Mississippi top pick pink eye purple hull peas that last summer in 2020. Enjoy it, Danny.
Finally got a little shower last night and of course completely dry this morning but got more rain expected so lord willing scorched earth Texas will finally get a decent drink of water. Everything looks awesome. Glad to see Danny moving around much better.
I just love seeing that Cub in action, my daddy had a low production number Massey Harris that we spent a lot of time working on, still had the brand new set of cultivators too including the manual, we used to go to the steam shows every summer (me being this little blonde girl that had to sit on every tractor haha) I loved it…. Allis Chalmers, Olivers, and of course his favorite and one I dream of having some day on my future homestead, a Massey Ferguson 35. He was such a hard worker, died of a heart attack the year I turned 30, he was only 65. His big old hit and Miss engine, the one that ran the family saw mill, is enshrined now at that same steam show we used to go to. Thanks for the memories. 💗
LOVE that old tractor! Made quick work of that grass. I have a newer JD, but if I could get an old tractor like that, I would snatch it up! They are icons.
The old traditional ways Danny is the best God bless you and yours thanks for the ring along NYC. Your tractor looks like it's in great shape that's what happens when you take care of equipment.....😜😊😜
Good Morning Danny and Wanda! When you have the right kinds of tools, it's make your work easier for sure! Enjoy the rest of your day and God Bless. ❤🤗❤
Great day Mr. Danny and Miss Wanda... Watching you on that cub is like watching a boy in a bumper cart happily zooming along, aiming to miss your beautiful crops you are both blesed with. It's so very heart-warming to see you so very happy and in your element with Miss Wanda capturing your vision of your own personal eden you created with her. Delightful and thank you. Please keep your focus on your happiness with Miss Wanda to maintain your peace of mind through the upcoming stormfront. You've done more than your fair share for humanity imo. You've got this :0) Stay blessed Keep smiling xxx
I just love those shots of that Farmall Cub at work in the garden. I learned how to drive on my grandpa’s. It was a little workhorse on the farm. Thanks for sharing this footage.
Danny like all y'all do have been thinking about a Farm all Cub for a while will start trying to find one now after seeing yours . I have a Row Buster one wheel tractor I rebuilt last winter has done good but that cub is so much better. God bless and have a great day.
Good morning, Miss Wanda & Mr Danny. Just got my watermelon seeds yesterday and they are so pretty! I had to smile at you, Mr Danny, on your Cub this morning. You are so tall that you seem to dwarf the tractor!😊 What an awesome piece of equipment that cub is in the garden. Could never do that with our 25hp NH. If I ever have the opportunity to own a cub, I will jump on it!
Looking so wonderful Mr Danny and Ms Wanda ❤ Looking like Mr Danny bouncing back there just something about farming and living right that makes good medicine. 🙌💙❤
Danny, I watch every video you put out. You are the most knowledgeable farmer I know.. please keep putting out your videos. God bless you and keep you in the palm of his hands
Two reasons we watch Danny's videos, first , we live in the Deep South also, in a neighboring state, so we can relate to the things he's doing, second , he shows you what to do and how he does it, to many of the Homesteading channels are just what Danny said, bobbing talking heads, we really don't care for porch time because of some implied politics and religion, those things are private matters to us , so we just skip the porch time, but we love homesteading part for sure. We planted our Peas in July so they are producing now. My father had a Farm-all like that with all the tools except his was the next model up "A".
I just finished pulling my red rippers mostly for seed and garden bed cover crop. I also have the pink eye growing although having a heck of a time between aphids and rust. Just can’t seem to knock them out. Hopefully will be able to put up a few bags,,
Others have commented that this video brought back memories, and it did for me as well. My paternal grandfather owned a small John Deere tracker when he lived in Tennessee, and there were many a times that I would sit and watch him plow around his crops to keep the weeds at bay. When I was in my early teens, he let me drive his tractor and I even got to plow some of those same crops. As always, thank you for sharing all that you do on TH-cam, you are both a blessing to so many people.
I enjoyed your usage of the Cub. I did not have enough garden this year to use my Cubs. I will increase the size 6-7 fold for 23. I have several Cubs and it will give me the reason to use them. Lots of Cub equipment, short the planter/fertilizer however. Somewhat older than you, kinda low energy. I personally feel the Cub is the ideal garden tractor.
I enjoyed watching this video. Reminds me of spending time on my great uncle's farm in Michigan when I was a kid. Such good memories! That cub is an amazing machine you really know how to operate it, Mr. Danny! Miss Wanda is a pretty good photographer too! TFS guys and have a blessed day!
Things are looking good. That sorghum does look good planted in a circle. I wonder how corn would do planted like that. It's crazy how close the commercial farmers plant it. You'd do good to squeeze down a row of it.
used to be a old tractor place in Maryville I believe it was off of US Highway 411 they had a stack of those square bars for the farm alls it’s been several years since I’ve been there but if you’re close by it’s something you may want to look at that’s in the state of Tennessee
Everything looks so beautiful Danny and pretty much all of my garden is planted from watching your channel and I do that so I can look at your videos to see if mine are doing good and I hope that my whole garden is from all your seeds and I’m working on it little bit at a time and hopefully blessed by the Lord I’ll have a West Coast Deep South Homestead lol God bless you both Amen 🙏
Your place looks so lush and green. Everything here in Oklahoma is dead or dying due to drought and heat. Still gonna try and get my fall garden started tho. Bless ya'll.
Danny, we can really tell your in your happy place on the cub.. God Bless.
Amen... heart-warming x
Wow , this brought back memories ! My Dad had a Cub Farm All tractor & it was a GOD send ! It sure made farm life easier . I remember one of it's many uses was him plowing up row after row of potatoes with it . Then it was the job of us children to pick them all up .
Danny, they need to bring those tractor back. Your so right that tractor does wonderful job on the rows.
My husband had a cub just like yours. He said it was THE best tractor for a garden. Brings back good memories.
What year was this tractor made? Looks like an oldie but a goldie.
Your Farmall Cub looks, and sounds great. It's enjoyable to see other people enjoying the Blessings GOD provided to them.
Looks like all of us in the south will get plenty of rain in the next 2 months. Your corn should be successful- glad you replanted and didn't give up.
There are many things to do without spending a dime. Here is what I've learned...
1. Unplug everything to see what's absolutely needed & only use when needed.
2. Began to use up fridge/freezer foods, transitioning to shelf-stable only. That alone will save up to $50/mo. to not run fridge, plus avoid losing frig/freezer food during power outage.
3. Learn to live without heat or A/C to practice. If you have to use A/C to stay alive, get used to warmer temps by gradually raising thermostat.
Ditto for heat, using extra layers of clothes & moving to a smaller room or tent within a room. Go smaller.
*Don't bother with heat or candles at night for safety since you can get under covers.*
I practiced all this during 2° in Texas ice storm. Not perfect, but works.
4. Heating ideas are many.
Many know the "two upside down clay pots over a few small candles on a heat proof surface" method. Many TH-cams with helpful comments. A cheap long-lasting candle is to put Crisco in a glass jar with homemade wick made from dipping twine into wax. TH-cam's on this too.
Use hot water bottle tucked clothes, cold in summer, warm in winter.
Use a thermal wrap usually in WM sports dept for $10 to keep core heat in.
5. To cook off grid, put fuel can (like sterno), in oven with lid half ajar with thinist 2 qt pot on shelf over that & loose foil around all. Light for about 2 hours while getting ready for bed, then tap lid all the way on to put out the now half-full fuel can, quickly closing oven, leaving it warm all night to finish cooking. Season when eating to keep smell down due to panic when food runs out. Half cup each beans, rice, flour, filling pot rest of way with water will keep you fed for a day, averaging $73 a year. Enhance as able, but this can be your base (with a multivitamin). Note pinto beans take 2 hrs., but lentils 20 min., so lentils better due to coming fuel shortage. Once people start to scavenge, even twigs may be hard to find. Refill fuel can with rubbing alcohol over cotton balls or TP.
Don't allow your mind to taunt you by thinking of foods no longer no longer available. Be grateful for what you do have
6. For water, store as much as possible. Keep water purification methods for when that runs out. Locate water sources nearby to purify for drinking, not to bathe or clean (other methods for that).
7. For light, get things done during day, but small candle only when needed at night, *not to leave burning. Sleep at night, work during day.
8. To bathe, keep small jar with tbsp of liquid peppermint soap from Walmart (the cheaper version of Dr Bonners) or cheapest dishwashing liquid you can find with clean rag & water. Have separate small jar with teaspoon of bleach & water to store rag in when not in use. Wipe head to toe with peppermint rag squeezed out, never re-dipping into soapy jar, just tipping a little onto the rag when needed. A wet wipe cut in half (to stretch supplies) for personal area, then throw away. Several who live in RVs use this for years & wouldn't go back to regular showers. For hair, use peppermint soap in squeeze bottle sparingly & leaving in to save water, or dry-shampoo with cornstarch.
9. For self-defense without a gun, if one is unattainable, use Home-Alone style resources, like stacking totes in front of door if in an RV that swings out or pushing heavy furniture against regular door.
Alarms are cheap at Dollar Tree.
Keep a whistle around neck. Even if no one around, it can still cause intruder to flee.
Have cups of marbles near entrances to make it impossible to walk & learn to shuffle through yourself.
Give no appearance of wealth or preps.
Wear plain clothes, using no jewelry.
Place knives in sheaths around which are cheap at Dollar Tree & Walmart. Practice technique.
Pepper spray outside, pepper gel inside. Learn how to hold in air to spray while ducking & quickly stepping aside, to avoid their lunge forward.
Use motion detector lights by entrances. You get the idea & may think of many more.
10. Barter. Separate out anything you don't actually need, but only show 1-2 items at a time, leaving outside in hidden spot.
Never open door.
Never hint of having more.
Negotiate from a window opened only enough to talk. Once they show you what they plan to barter (assuming communication down), have them put by door, then reveal the hidden spot.
Even if they steal & run, after saying they would leave something, you've only lost one or two items. Constantly vary hiding spot. There may be better ways, but you get the idea.
Always ask if they know anywhere you can get food or water because you are almost out.
11. For bathroom, double line 3-5 gal bucket, pool noodle on rim, putting opt. sawdust or kitty litter in bottom. Bury.
These are basic beginning ideas to get you thinking of better ones.
Good morning. Here's a coffee cheer to you miss Wanda. You do a great job with the camera pointing out little features. I loved seeing the water on the huge leaf. Birds and bees must love that.
Good morning
So glad to see somebody has got a beautiful fall garden growing and thriving!!!
I can’t even cut my grass much less work my garden soil to plant due to so much rain here!!!
I’ll be praying that y’all have a great harvest and have enough seeds to sell !
I would luv to get some red rippers from y’all!!!
Ted
This so reminds me of growing up in 70s my Dad got some land from a man in 1970 and built a house I started to school that year my neighbor had this Cub, looked just like this one. He was a world war I I veteran that been captured and put in a camp so He had a lot of stomach problems, I work with him on his farm after school and remember setting up the planter to plant, I us to know everything about that Cub tractor, it seemed we were always working on that tractor but we used it almost every day. Good memories this morning 🤗
Thank you Danny for showing the equipment configuration for your cub, you have made it so much easier for me to get the plows and things set up on my cub. Traded for mine last fall and when I got it it was in pieces. Took me just a few days to get it running. It was taken apart more than 15 years ago by the old man that owned it. When he died it sat for some years in his barn then was moved twice before i moved it to my barm.i think pieces were left behind every time it was moved. I put it back together after hunting down some missing parts and now it runs and functions as good as yours. Now I need to find some more cultivator feet and other odds and ends. I have the complete planter/fertilizer system except the sprocket that goes on the bull gear shaft, on order. Also have a belly mower and a sickle bar mower, both in good working condition. I'll collect more impliments as I find them. Thanks again for showing about the impliments, it's been a big help. God bless you, miss Wanda, and your entire family.
I enjoy watching a tractor that’s dialed in. Perfect job.
The cane is looking so good this year, I like the way that you've planted it in clumps instead of rows. God bless.
Jimmy used my Daddy's little international to keep our garden looking beautiful. He raised some of the most beautiful Mississippi top pick pink eye purple hull peas that last summer in 2020. Enjoy it, Danny.
Miss Wanda is a master of handling the camera. Very good detailed pictures
Finally got a little shower last night and of course completely dry this morning but got more rain expected so lord willing scorched earth Texas will finally get a decent drink of water. Everything looks awesome. Glad to see Danny moving around much better.
Texas has some rain coming this weekend.
That is the most perfect garden. Beautiful
I LOVE that tractor!!
Goodmorning Danny & Wanda have a safe happy day. I love seeing you on your little red tractor Danny.
Good morning
I just love seeing that Cub in action, my daddy had a low production number Massey Harris that we spent a lot of time working on, still had the brand new set of cultivators too including the manual, we used to go to the steam shows every summer (me being this little blonde girl that had to sit on every tractor haha) I loved it…. Allis Chalmers, Olivers, and of course his favorite and one I dream of having some day on my future homestead, a Massey Ferguson 35. He was such a hard worker, died of a heart attack the year I turned 30, he was only 65. His big old hit and Miss engine, the one that ran the family saw mill, is enshrined now at that same steam show we used to go to. Thanks for the memories. 💗
Not sure if anyone else is like me but it’s sure satisfying watching you plow your garden.
I told Wanda I could plow on this thing all day.
LOVE that old tractor! Made quick work of that grass. I have a newer JD, but if I could get an old tractor like that, I would snatch it up! They are icons.
The old traditional ways Danny is the best God bless you and yours thanks for the ring along NYC. Your tractor looks like it's in great shape that's what happens when you take care of equipment.....😜😊😜
Early morning best part of the day. Your gardens look amazing !
Another beautiful day coming at us....
Oh my that sugar cane looks so pretty. 😍 I wish that I could grow it here just for how beautiful the plant is in the landscape.
You have to have one of the nicest gardens I have ever seen! Your Tractor is a beauty and the implements are a dream! God Bless!
Good Morning Danny and Wanda! When you have the right kinds of tools, it's make your work easier for sure! Enjoy the rest of your day and God Bless. ❤🤗❤
Great day Mr. Danny and Miss Wanda... Watching you on that cub is like watching a boy in a bumper cart happily zooming along, aiming to miss your beautiful crops you are both blesed with.
It's so very heart-warming to see you so very happy and in your element with Miss Wanda capturing your vision of your own personal eden you created with her.
Delightful and thank you.
Please keep your focus on your happiness with Miss Wanda to maintain your peace of mind through the upcoming stormfront. You've done more than your fair share for humanity imo. You've got this :0)
Stay blessed
Keep smiling xxx
Your garden is Beautiful. Thanks in sept 26 2024 learned something each time I watch
Hey, there’s a 60% chance of rain and a cold front coming in today in central Texas. So it’ll only be in the 90’s, instead of 100’s.
Danny, your lawn mower looks like a little toy next to your sugar cane! WOW!! It’s really tall!!
We're plowing ours this weekend. All 14, half mile long rows.
Precision!
Love the sound of your Cub.
Go Danny Go!
I just love those shots of that Farmall Cub at work in the garden. I learned how to drive on my grandpa’s. It was a little workhorse on the farm. Thanks for sharing this footage.
Totally awesome Danny!
You look so different without your overalls, crops are doing really good especially the sugar cane bless you 🙏
Morning brother, I'm glad your doing better
Good morning brother
Danny like all y'all do have been thinking about a Farm all Cub for a while will start trying to find one now after seeing yours . I have a Row Buster one wheel tractor I rebuilt last winter has done good but that cub is so much better. God bless and have a great day.
Love the old international. Still looking good!
Good morning, Miss Wanda & Mr Danny.
Just got my watermelon seeds yesterday and they are so pretty!
I had to smile at you, Mr Danny, on your Cub this morning.
You are so tall that you seem to dwarf the tractor!😊
What an awesome piece of equipment that cub is in the garden. Could never do that with our 25hp NH. If I ever have the opportunity to own a cub, I will jump on it!
Good morning they're a dream to use.
Can you imaging doing all that pea plowing work by hand? Whew! That tractor made short work of that .
Hey Danny. I cultivate with a cub. I put a manual lift on for the rear cultivators. Then you can operate front and rear cultivators independently.
Looking so wonderful Mr Danny and Ms Wanda ❤ Looking like Mr Danny bouncing back there just something about farming and living right that makes good medicine. 🙌💙❤
Am thankful for your channel 😊❤🙏🏞
So jealous lol. That cub is awesome for a garden. So pleasing to watch it work!
Love the video! The cub is looking and sounding as great as ever!
There is nothing like then purring of a Cub!
Danny Wanda. You have the most beautiful homestead
Danny, I watch every video you put out. You are the most knowledgeable farmer I know.. please keep putting out your videos. God bless you and keep you in the palm of his hands
I have one just like that mine is a 1948. And I love it
Love that sugarcane. Got mine in rows still might have to try this method
I love that old tractor
Thanks for sharing how you use this tractor.
Everything looks so good! Blessings for you and your family 💖
.We never had a tractor. My daddy hand plowed our garden. I used to watch him not knowing how much work he was doing. 😢 ❤🙏✝️
🌞Good morning Danny and Wanda the the the cub Farm tractor did a really good job it’s looking great.
Two reasons we watch Danny's videos, first , we live in the Deep South also, in a neighboring state, so we can relate to the things he's doing, second , he shows you what to do and how he does it, to many of the Homesteading channels are just what Danny said, bobbing talking heads, we really don't care for porch time because of some implied politics and religion, those things are private matters to us , so we just skip the porch time, but we love homesteading part for sure. We planted our Peas in July so they are producing now. My father had a Farm-all like that with all the tools except his was the next model up "A".
I just finished pulling my red rippers mostly for seed and garden bed cover crop. I also have the pink eye growing although having a heck of a time between aphids and rust. Just can’t seem to knock them out. Hopefully will be able to put up a few bags,,
Everything is looking so good. Glad you finally got some rain.
The Cub tractor is king when it comes to cultivation.
That's awesome, Mr. Danny and Mrs. Wanda!
Others have commented that this video brought back memories, and it did for me as well. My paternal grandfather owned a small John Deere tracker when he lived in Tennessee, and there were many a times that I would sit and watch him plow around his crops to keep the weeds at bay. When I was in my early teens, he let me drive his tractor and I even got to plow some of those same crops. As always, thank you for sharing all that you do on TH-cam, you are both a blessing to so many people.
Put some metal flashing at the bottom of the bar keep the water from splashing up on the lower portion of the wood which will eventually rot it
Enjoy mowing with a zero turn, it’s relaxing.
Love your videos. So genuine
I enjoyed your usage of the Cub. I did not have enough garden this year to use my Cubs. I will increase the size 6-7 fold for 23. I have several Cubs and it will give me the reason to use them. Lots of Cub equipment, short the planter/fertilizer however. Somewhat older than you, kinda low energy. I personally feel the Cub is the ideal garden tractor.
That is awesome. I can’t wait to see what y’all do with the Sugarcane. So happy y’all got some rain.
That tractor is AMAZING!!! But you also need the expertise to use it. So happy for you.. God bless!
Love how happy you look with your new toy!!
Everything looks beautiful!!!!! All your work you put into your property shows!!! We Love it!!
What a beautiful tractor
Hello from Alabama. I try always to watch. Learn so much.
Beautiful sight first thing in the morning! 🌄 🕊
That tractor makes quick work in garden maintenance.
Morning Y’all , I’am with ya til I can’t be ! I appreciate your advice !
Good video. I will be with y'all. Good looking garden. Fantastic looking Cub👍
I pray God keeps blessing y'all. You guys work so hard!!! It's very inspiring!!!!
Danny ~ you are a treasure~ Teach Wanda how to do everything that is important~!
Man! Your knee looks like it’s improved a lot! Praise the Lord!
You and Wanda are a blessing to me. Thank you for sharing your journey. God bless you 🙏 ❤️
I enjoyed watching this video. Reminds me of spending time on my great uncle's farm in Michigan when I was a kid. Such good memories! That cub is an amazing machine you really know how to operate it, Mr. Danny! Miss Wanda is a pretty good photographer too! TFS guys and have a blessed day!
So jealous!! Bravo!
Love that tractor we want one of those!!!..
Your gardens are absolutely beautiful!! Thank you for continuing to share your knowledge with us. God Bless!
That was an interesting video on garden plowing. Thank you!
Good morning Danny and Wanda, wishing yall a Blessed day ,and God Bless
Good morning
Looks amazing!
Oh my gosh y'all your sugar cane looks like a jungle. The new way of planting really is paying off
Hi Neighbor! We drive right past Wiggins all the time. We'll give you a little wave and a prayer next time we pass by...
Thanks
Good morning Danny & Wanda God Bless you. Beautiful tractor! 🚜
Good morning
@@DeepSouthHomestead Good morning ☀️
Love that farm all!@
Things are looking good. That sorghum does look good planted in a circle. I wonder how corn would do planted like that. It's crazy how close the commercial farmers plant it. You'd do good to squeeze down a row of it.
mornin' danny! thanks for taking us along with you this mornin
Good morning
If that were me driving that tractor I’d take out all the weeds and half the peas 😉🤪. You’re talented Danny
Very nice machine.
used to be a old tractor place in Maryville I believe it was off of US Highway 411 they had a stack of those square bars for the farm alls it’s been several years since I’ve been there but if you’re close by it’s something you may want to look at that’s in the state of Tennessee
Everything looks so beautiful Danny and pretty much all of my garden is planted from watching your channel and I do that so I can look at your videos to see if mine are doing good and I hope that my whole garden is from all your seeds and I’m working on it little bit at a time and hopefully blessed by the Lord I’ll have a West Coast Deep South Homestead lol God bless you both Amen 🙏
It looks beautiful!
I saw you got some ducks! 😆 🤣 those are the best kind to have for you.
Your place looks so lush and green. Everything here in Oklahoma is dead or
dying due to drought and heat. Still gonna try and get my fall garden started tho.
Bless ya'll.