We are in the same boat. As a 1st generation farmer this stuff isn't easy. Especially with us both working full time jobs. Yesterday we saved the lives of one of our goats and her new borns.
If you see one rodent there is always more normally. We had some rodents running around we tried everything in the traps We finally put dry dog food out and caught several.
How about installing a couple of the cats from the barn in the greenhouse, the vermin won’t even get off the ground. 😜😃👍 I agree, all your plantings look great. Keep up the super work.
You can see holes along the wall under the bench when you showed the traps. Plug around outside wall with gravel. Are your cats mousers? Maybe try them.
Spent a decade experimenting with mouse snap traps for pest control company. Traps need to be placed perpendicular to the wall. Use raw bacon and attach it securely and this will also get rid of any other odors that the Trap may have. Put the traps out but don’t set them the first night, let the mice come and check everything out and think it’s fine. Then set the traps to next night. 1:26
Your using the wrong mouse traps.. you need to buy the PLASTIC mouse traps. The wooden ones are a waste...more often then not..the mouse eats the bait and the trap is still engaged. Walmart has the plastic ones and they are great.
Happy Easter! Mice do not like the smell of peppermint and bounce dryer sheets. I put the dryer sheets and spray peppermint oil in my car and it keeps the mice out of my car. It really does work. Use the peppermint plants that you grow or use peppermint oil around the green houses. I hope you get the mice problem under control. Everything is looking amazing. It’s good to hear everything is growing good for you.
Hi Logan. Interesting about the colour changes in the petunias. Last year I had different variations on the one single plant. When I posted photos no one could believe it was the same stem of one plant….still beautiful. Glad your trap caught something and thanks for not showing it! 😁 Take care…👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
I've been trapping a lot of mice using chocolate. They love it. And the traps I use are such that you don't have to re-bait. And they never get to eat any of the bait.
I've had good luck using a mix of Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix and baking soda. Had a problem with rats - big ones - ten inches w/o tail. eating the spillage from my bird feeders. I put a couple of containers out and they were gone in one day. Cut a hole in a yogurt container and add the mix. If you can keep water away from it - use a lid and make a little pile - that way you will know if they have eaten it.
Thanks Logan! If it means enough to you to keep the rodents out, you might build some frames of 1x4 pine lumber on edge, then staple 1/2 inch hardware cloth across the top, to fit over the trays. You can also hang a couple of pieces of light chain with s hooks handing from the purlin, and hook the frame up so you can work with the trays. You'll want to hang the frame from at least 3 points, as it might get in your way if hung from only two points. When down, the frames and mesh protect the flats of seeds and seedlings. Thanks for the great video!
The weather here is GLOOMY & RAINY and DAMP. Its so NICE to sit here and have coffee and have you show us all the stuff in the Greenhouse. LOVE those dogs they follow you everywhere even in the cold and snow. You made my day today showing me that Basil, my sauce always tastes better when I throw in my own Basil that I grow on my Patio. I took the pots out of the shed and freshened up the soil but I know its just too early to get some for outside. I would gladly buy that basil and keep it in my kitchen pots right now. Take care of that Basil.
i put out traps with peanut butter and I would go back and they didn't trip but the peanut butter is gone... found out it was small ants eating the peanut butter
Seems uncharacteristic of mice to eat new plant growth; sounds more like pesky voles but did not think they would climb. Consider installing a trail cam on a post in order to verify the guilty rodent.
Hey Logan and welcome back my friend, and as always beautiful sharing adventure documentary updated resume countryside content video and a very interesting video to watch and you doing such an amazing job, gorgeous filming edition footage camera work looks super awesome super sharp and clear and keep it up and thanks again Logan ..
the rye will get tilled into the soil its in. it will fluff up the soil letting air mix with the soil. it will also let water flow thru the soil more easily and as the chopped up rye breaks down it puts nutrients in the soil. all that is good for the roots of whatever they plant there. when you use rye or other plants like this its called a cover crop
If you increase the heroin number of the synthetic fertilizer is the equivalent to a meth addict taking another hit. The boost of energy isn't a sign of being healthier though
Sticky traps work really well. I use them for small bugs crawling into my garage. You know you can set up your watering on a timer. And those onions look great, but it'd go a whole lot faster if you maybe trimmed off the top with some tool similar to a hedge trimmer. You wouldn't even have to pick up the tray, right? I'm sure you know it's not pronounced impatients, right? There's only the first T in the name.
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Pups looked High Energy at the Beginning of the video. 😬👍🙏
We are in the same boat. As a 1st generation farmer this stuff isn't easy. Especially with us both working full time jobs. Yesterday we saved the lives of one of our goats and her new borns.
If you see one rodent there is always more normally. We had some rodents running around we tried everything in the traps We finally put dry dog food out and caught several.
What temperature do you keep you green house at overnight?
Bait traps with peanut butter
Meticulous operation
mothballs on the table will drive him crazy...
Logan and family your hard work has really paid off...this coastal Alabama gal is thrilled with how fast growing and healthy everything looks!
How about installing a couple of the cats from the barn in the greenhouse, the vermin won’t even get off the ground. 😜😃👍
I agree, all your plantings look great. Keep up the super work.
Thank you for watching 😃
Love your Channel ❤❤❤💯
Set a trap or two right on the seeded trays. Maybe? Soaked seed for bait?
Hey Logan everything is looking great! We are getting some rain. Thank God.
You can see holes along the wall under the bench when you showed the traps. Plug around outside wall with gravel. Are your cats mousers? Maybe try them.
Spent a decade experimenting with mouse snap traps for pest control company. Traps need to be placed perpendicular to the wall. Use raw bacon and attach it securely and this will also get rid of any other odors that the Trap may have. Put the traps out but don’t set them the first night, let the mice come and check everything out and think it’s fine. Then set the traps to next night. 1:26
Great video. Love your amazing pups.
Best springtrap bait I've ever used was a little piece of Tootsie roll 🎉🎉🎉🎉 f j b 😊😅
Your using the wrong mouse traps.. you need to buy the PLASTIC mouse traps. The wooden ones are a waste...more often then not..the mouse eats the bait and the trap is still engaged. Walmart has the plastic ones and they are great.
Agree. The "better mouse trap" are gray plastic ones that are mouse terminators⚡💣⚔️
I use a battery powered hedge trimmer to snip all our onions, super fast.
a little piece of bacon rind works great in traps
Happy Easter! Mice do not like the smell of peppermint and bounce dryer sheets. I put the dryer sheets and spray peppermint oil in my car and it keeps the mice out of my car. It really does work. Use the peppermint plants that you grow or use peppermint oil around the green houses. I hope you get the mice problem under control. Everything is looking amazing. It’s good to hear everything is growing good for you.
Happy Easter! 🐰 Thank you for the lovely compliment & Thank you for watching 😃
Love your videos❤
Farm work doesn't stop for holidays.
you need to put that cat in the green house
Hi Logan. Interesting about the colour changes in the petunias. Last year I had different variations on the one single plant. When I posted photos no one could believe it was the same stem of one plant….still beautiful. Glad your trap caught something and thanks for not showing it! 😁 Take care…👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
Thank you for watching 😃
I have had good look with. The sound wave ?.. you buy at Canadian Tire. Plug. Them-in and theywork
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I've been trapping a lot of mice using chocolate. They love it. And the traps I use are such that you don't have to re-bait. And they never get to eat any of the bait.
Great video.
Maybe stick a few plant seeds on the traps if that’s what the mouse is interested in. Also Happy Easter
Happy Easter!! 🐰 Thank you for watching 😃
I've had good luck using a mix of Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix and baking soda. Had a problem with rats - big ones - ten inches w/o tail. eating the spillage from my bird feeders. I put a couple of containers out and they were gone in one day. Cut a hole in a yogurt container and add the mix. If you can keep water away from it - use a lid and make a little pile - that way you will know if they have eaten it.
Sell the equipment for 10-20% more than what you would get for scrapping it
Thanks Logan!
If it means enough to you to keep the rodents out, you might build some frames of 1x4 pine lumber on edge, then staple 1/2 inch hardware cloth across the top, to fit over the trays. You can also hang a couple of pieces of light chain with s hooks handing from the purlin, and hook the frame up so you can work with the trays. You'll want to hang the frame from at least 3 points, as it might get in your way if hung from only two points. When down, the frames and mesh protect the flats of seeds and seedlings. Thanks for the great video!
The weather here is GLOOMY & RAINY and DAMP. Its so NICE to sit here and have coffee and have you show us all the stuff in the Greenhouse. LOVE those dogs they follow you everywhere even in the cold and snow. You made my day today showing me that Basil, my sauce always tastes better when I throw in my own Basil that I grow on my Patio. I took the pots out of the shed and freshened up the soil but I know its just too early to get some for outside. I would gladly buy that basil and keep it in my kitchen pots right now. Take care of that Basil.
Thank you for watching 😃
Use 5 gallon wheel of death mouse trap catches multiple mice without resetting.
i put out traps with peanut butter and I would go back and they didn't trip but the peanut butter is gone... found out it was small ants eating the peanut butter
Seems uncharacteristic of mice to eat new plant growth; sounds more like pesky voles but did not think they would climb. Consider installing a trail cam on a post in order to verify the guilty rodent.
Mice can climb and will eat new seedlings. Seen that with bigger flower farmers too. Hopefully they will find a resolution.
Put the seeds the mouse likes in the traps, small pile.
beef jerky on the mouse traps, or just get sticky traps!
Grease legs with tractor grease on paper grate video thank you
If you kill 1 mouse, at least 10 come for the funeral!!
If you got one mouse Logan you can bet your bottom dollar there are alot more there aswell.
Peppermint will keep mice and moles out they hate the smell
Peanut butter on traps works gteat.
Just go and buy a cheap video monitoring camera and put it in there, see what it is, how it gets in and where to set traps.
Spread red pepper around
Hey Logan and welcome back my friend, and as always beautiful sharing adventure documentary updated resume countryside content video and a very interesting video to watch and you doing such an amazing job, gorgeous filming edition footage camera work looks super awesome super sharp and clear and keep it up and thanks again Logan ..
Thank you for the lovely compliment! Thank you for watching 😃
Where's Frank?
Must be the bettles , mice would make a much bigger mess and also leave a lot of poop
Can you explain like I'm five why you grow rye in the greenhouse only to kill it?
the rye will get tilled into the soil its in. it will fluff up the soil letting air mix with the soil. it will also let water flow thru the soil more easily and as the chopped up rye breaks down it puts nutrients in the soil. all that is good for the roots of whatever they plant there. when you use rye or other plants like this its called a cover crop
If you increase the heroin number of the synthetic fertilizer is the equivalent to a meth addict taking another hit. The boost of energy isn't a sign of being healthier though
Interesting, what is the chemical difference between synthetic urea, CO(NH2)2 and organic urea produced by animals?
@@samuelbonacorsi2048 Lots of salt left in your soil that destroys it over time with synthetic.
Sticky traps work really well. I use them for small bugs crawling into my garage. You know you can set up your watering on a timer. And those onions look great, but it'd go a whole lot faster if you maybe trimmed off the top with some tool similar to a hedge trimmer. You wouldn't even have to pick up the tray, right? I'm sure you know it's not pronounced impatients, right? There's only the first T in the name.