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Hooking Up the Motor!! Motorized Solar Power Station, Part II
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I Built a Motorized Solar Power Station!
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0:00 Intro 1:40 The platform 2:30 The wheel base 3:06 Extending the platform 3:25 The rear wheels 8:06 The front wheel 9:56 The solar panel mount 10:39 Bracing the front 11:34 Mounting the solar panel 14:32 Building the motor mount 15:45 Mounting the motor 16:45 The first test! 17:22 Conclusion (please share!) Late to Rise (Feat. yobbzsmokedoutphonk) by Your Friend, Ghost / yourfriendghos. . Cr...
Why your Compost Ain't Working (a technical guide)
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This video discusses oxygen availability in the root zone, including commentary from professional growers. Late to Rise (Feat. yobbzsmokedoutphonk) by Your Friend, Ghost / yourfriendghos. . Creative Commons - Attribution 3.0 Unported - CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: bit.ly/late-to-rise Music promoted by Audio Library • Late to Rise (Feat. yobbzsmokedoutpho...
Don't Buy Worms! Grow your own for FREE!
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Worms are EXPENSIVE! Don't buy worms online; do this instead for a massive FREE worm farm! Late to Rise (Feat. yobbzsmokedoutphonk) by Your Friend, Ghost / yourfriendghos. . Creative Commons - Attribution 3.0 Unported - CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: bit.ly/late-to-rise Music promoted by Audio Library • Late to Rise (Feat. yobbzsmokedoutpho... 🎵 Track Info: Title: Late to Rise (Feat. yobbzsm...
Planting a Willow Propagation Bed
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Planting a willow bed for propagation Late to Rise (Feat. yobbzsmokedoutphonk) by Your Friend, Ghost / yourfriendghos. . Creative Commons - Attribution 3.0 Unported - CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: bit.ly/late-to-rise Music promoted by Audio Library
Turning Free Pallets into Gardening Gold
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Chapter 1, Overview/Background: 0:00 Chapter 2, Other Use Cases: 1:55 Chapter 3, Quick and Dirty: 2:41 Chapter 4, Additional Design Options: 4:09 Chapter 5, Johnson Who?: 6:12 Chapter 6, Use Cases and Benefits: 8:22 Chapter 7, High Speed Build Demo: 10:37 I'm excited to have UNLIMITED shelving for the 2024 season. I build simple shelves out of pallets that are super sturdy, give me plenty of sp...
Unexpected New Ash Trees, and Winter Propagation (Ash Trees form Seed Part IV)
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A bonus episode, with ash trees that unexpectedly started to germinate. Now the challenge becomes how to get them to survive the winter. Late to Rise (Feat. yobbzsmokedoutphonk) by Your Friend, Ghost yourfriendghost. Creative Commons - Attribution 3.0 Unported - CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: bit.ly/late-to-rise Music promoted by Audio Library Check out my blog for daily video updates, at ww...
Composting Chicken Run is Complete! (and it's awesome) -- third update
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Our chicken composting run is now functionally complete, though there are still some changes and improvements I'll be making. Late to Rise (Feat. yobbzsmokedoutphonk) by Your Friend, Ghost / yourfriendghos. . Creative Commons - Attribution 3.0 Unported - CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: bit.ly/late-to-rise Music promoted by Audio Library • Late to Rise (Feat. yobbzsmokedoutpho... 🎵 Track Info:...
Hybrid Willow in a Dry Climate: How Fast Do They Grow??
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When I sell hybrid willow in my nursery, I always get lots of questions about them. In this video, I illustrate how the growth rate of hybrid willow is intimately tied to the amount of water they receive. I also show just how little growth you get if you don't water that much. I also illustrate that the amount of growth you get also depends on watering the entire root zone.
Improved (Safer) IBC Goat Feeder
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You may have seen people using IBCs to create goat feeders (like those seen on the thumbnail). I lost a got to one of these due to strangulation. This is an improved design that will reduce strangulation risk. Late to Rise (Feat. yobbzsmokedoutphonk) by Your Friend, Ghost soundcloud.com/yourfriendghos... Creative Commons - Attribution 3.0 Unported - CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: bit.ly/late...
Ash Trees from Seed, Part III: Some Success, and a Lot to Learn
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Success! At least some success growing ash trees from seed. I share the details, and also discuss some lessons learned in growing ash trees from seed. I'm optimistic to try again this year! Late to Rise (Feat. yobbzsmokedoutphonk) by Your Friend, Ghost soundcloud.com/yourfriendghos... Creative Commons - Attribution 3.0 Unported - CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: bit.ly/late-to-rise Music promo...
Second Update: Dream Chicken Composting System
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This chicken composting system is based on Sean Dembrosky's system at Edible Acres. This system will be the engine of fertility on my farm. Late to Rise (Feat. yobbzsmokedoutphonk) by Your Friend, Ghost soundcloud.com/yourfriendghos... Creative Commons - Attribution 3.0 Unported - CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: bit.ly/late-to-rise Music promoted by Audio Library • Late to Rise (Fea... 🎵 Trac...
Building my Dream Chicken Composting System Part 1 (the centerpiece of the farm!)
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This chicken run is a knock off of Edible Acres' system, but I will add in some elements I have not seen in their system. Late to Rise (Feat. yobbzsmokedoutphonk) by Your Friend, Ghost soundcloud.com/yourfriendghos... Creative Commons - Attribution 3.0 Unported - CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: bit.ly/late-to-rise Music promoted by Audio Library • Late to Rise (Fea... 🎵 Track Info: Title: Lat...
Stool bedding persimmon rootstock
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Stool bedding persimmon rootstock
An Aspiring Permaculturist Attempts Lawn Care...
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An Aspiring Permaculturist Attempts Lawn Care...
I 3D Printed a Dibbler + Seeder Combo
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I 3D Printed a Dibbler Seeder Combo
16' x 38' DIY Greenhouse Build! ALL DIY MATERIALS
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16' x 38' DIY Greenhouse Build! ALL DIY MATERIALS
Experimental Cover Crop | 73 DAY "TIMELAPSE" | Buckwheat, Sorghum Sudan, Mexican Sunflower, Cowpea
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Experimental Cover Crop | 73 DAY "TIMELAPSE" | Buckwheat, Sorghum Sudan, Mexican Sunflower, Cowpea
In Depth Discussion of Warm Stratification: Ash Trees from Seed, Part II
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In Depth Discussion of Warm Stratification: Ash Trees from Seed, Part II
Ash Trees from Seed, Part I: Warm Stratification, Method 1
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Ash Trees from Seed, Part I: Warm Stratification, Method 1
Municipal Compost is really THREE PRODUCTS IN ONE
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Municipal Compost is really THREE PRODUCTS IN ONE
Is it Goat Feed or Worm Feed? Why not BOTH?
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Is it Goat Feed or Worm Feed? Why not BOTH?
SAVE YOUR BACK! Make your own DIY T-post driver!!
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SAVE YOUR BACK! Make your own DIY T-post driver!!
Mob Grazing WITH GOATS part 3 - First Innovation - One-Minute Paddock Shift!!
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Mob Grazing WITH GOATS part 3 - First Innovation - One-Minute Paddock Shift!!
Mob Grazing with GOATS - Part 2 - Paddock Shift Demo
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Mob Grazing with GOATS - Part 2 - Paddock Shift Demo
Mob Grazing... with GOATS!
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Mob Grazing... with GOATS!
Easy Steps for Paulownia Seed Germination
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Easy Steps for Paulownia Seed Germination
Experimental Cold Stratification
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Experimental Cold Stratification
Food Forest Begins
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Food Forest Begins
Compost Woodchips Quickly - THE UPDATE! Great results!
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Compost Woodchips Quickly - THE UPDATE! Great results!

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @grousemoriarty
    @grousemoriarty День тому

    male squirels liek gnagbang time baby

  • @jjthejet69
    @jjthejet69 10 днів тому

    do you finally get use to the frog noises... cause i feel like that would drive me nuts when trynna make vidjas

  • @valentino_govoni_official
    @valentino_govoni_official 10 днів тому

    i recommend you to make the wheel's gear ratio bigger, it will help a lot on torque and more energetic efficiency.

  • @tgmtf5963
    @tgmtf5963 11 днів тому

    Too much effort😂

  • @thamwuiyoong8704
    @thamwuiyoong8704 13 днів тому

    First to post.

  • @Rocky-cc4uz
    @Rocky-cc4uz 17 днів тому

    Amazing video! I did this with paulownia tomentosa recently from two pods which would be probably about 2000 seeds and in about a week to 10 days every single one sprouted! Got a seedling that is growing well right now and even though it is October they grow well in the winter. Thank the Lord Jesus for plants they are so fascinating.

    • @BriansPermacultureProject
      @BriansPermacultureProject 14 днів тому

      This is so awesome to hear, thanks for sharing! How are they doing so far?

    • @Rocky-cc4uz
      @Rocky-cc4uz 14 днів тому

      @@BriansPermacultureProject they are doing great! It has for leaves turning into six and it is starting to grow faster

    • @Rocky-cc4uz
      @Rocky-cc4uz 14 днів тому

      Meant to say four

  • @benjamincrooker2533
    @benjamincrooker2533 26 днів тому

    Make sure your steel pieces are clean and dry before you preheat them to 200° F minimum. Your welds will be beautiful. 😊

  • @dannysandoval8296
    @dannysandoval8296 Місяць тому

    Why is this not working for me? put it out for the first time for a full day and got nothing… put plenty of food but they didn’t even touched it. even though I put it in a place where I get the most activity

    • @BriansPermacultureProject
      @BriansPermacultureProject Місяць тому

      You might try placing bait in the area first, and then put the trap over it after several days. I use chicken feed. For me the trap works well because I'm trapping ground squirrels, and they're used to climbing in tight spaces. Tree squirrels are more skittish about confined spaces.

  • @baileydonahue7314
    @baileydonahue7314 Місяць тому

    Where did you get this Scion wood?

    • @BriansPermacultureProject
      @BriansPermacultureProject Місяць тому

      Hi there, I bought some from Eliza Greenman (Hog Tree), and from Perfect Circle Farm (perfectcircle.farm). Fruitwood Nursery in California also has them from time to time, but they sell out lightning quick. You can sign up for a restock notification from them.

    • @baileydonahue7314
      @baileydonahue7314 Місяць тому

      @@BriansPermacultureProject thanks for the quick response! Hope yours are doing well!

  • @fredfredrickson8892
    @fredfredrickson8892 Місяць тому

    you should have done rain water harvesting earthworks, on contour lines for your trees

  • @kaicollins7132
    @kaicollins7132 Місяць тому

    Where did you take the seeds? Right now I have the big fruit of Osage Orange tree, and can I cut it into 2 and take seeds of that, and will be able to plant it too? Will it work?

    • @BriansPermacultureProject
      @BriansPermacultureProject Місяць тому

      Hi there, Osage orange doesn't grow naturally in my area, so I had to purchase seeds. Harvesting them from the fruits, though, should work just fine.

  • @breadoflifeministries01
    @breadoflifeministries01 Місяць тому

    You are suppose to paint them to prevent light exposure,you are not maintaining your farm,must be the worst farm I have ever seen

  • @shawnagaitan
    @shawnagaitan Місяць тому

    can you post link where you got it ?

  • @staceylam762
    @staceylam762 2 місяці тому

    I had a 80ft ash tree 6 ft from my house , the main bark was 35 inch diameter and just perfect and flawless with the diamond grooves on the bark.. Sent a video to arboretum arborist and he told me to get rid of my ash because it was too close to the house and the deck built around it was not good for the ash tree and it had a slight lean. I have been miserable without my ash tree and it’s so hot here in southern California that makes me miss my ash tree. It had a bunch of seedlings and I noticed some are growing here and there , can u take the green seedling and transplant near the stump? They grind the stump 8inch below soil!! If I plant these baby seedlings 2ft from the main stump , will it be okay? I have been shopping around for trees to give me a canopy but they are not native like the Chinese pistache male , It won’t help with soil erosion like the ash tree? Please advise thanks

  • @IMTrades9
    @IMTrades9 2 місяці тому

    Hello, thanks for the quality video. Do you think that is good investment, have you research the markets? I have a land and i'm thinking about growing Paulownia for wood :). Thank you.

  • @callumlynch9575
    @callumlynch9575 2 місяці тому

    would this work on regular eastern grey squirrels?

    • @BriansPermacultureProject
      @BriansPermacultureProject 2 місяці тому

      Hi there, I think this trap is more geared towards ground squirrels; in my mind, I think ground squirrels are used to crawling into tight/confined spaces that tree squirrels aren't used to. People who have used this trap for tree squirrels tend to report poor results :(

  • @yichen4828
    @yichen4828 2 місяці тому

    when I was in san diego, I went to farmer's market and bought mulberry. after eat most of the basket, I direct put the rest of the mulberry in the small plant pot. (yes just bury the fruits in the soil) soak the soil twice everyday and high temperature (July), no direct sunlight. after 2-3 weeks I have almost 10 baby mulberry plants. just a personal experience.

  • @Kay-zl2ff
    @Kay-zl2ff 2 місяці тому

    I wished this worked for us. We only caught one. The other squirrels realized the first squirrel was trapped (as did he). So they would come up to the trap but NOT go in. The trapped squirrel seemed to communicate with them: Don't do it! Maybe we have gifted squirrels?

  • @MasterKenfucius
    @MasterKenfucius 2 місяці тому

    Wood chips are easy to get. Chicken manure in large quantities, not so much.

  • @CindyMacIntosh
    @CindyMacIntosh 3 місяці тому

    Could you please tell me what you use for feed? I have countless squirrels and I’m hardly getting any. I think when I’m using for bait isn’t working.

    • @BriansPermacultureProject
      @BriansPermacultureProject 3 місяці тому

      Hi there, I use chicken feed. It's nothing fancy, any should work fine. If they aren't going into the trap, you might feed them a bit without the trap to get them to like the feed. Then you could put the trap out with feed inside after free feeding them for a few days. I've heard that some species of squirrels are much harder to trap than others.

  • @dangolfishin
    @dangolfishin 3 місяці тому

    I layered a 50/50 chicken manure wood chip mix in between layers of 100% wood chips. Its been a couple weeks now and all of the manure layers have mushrooms growing out everywhere. Hoping those will help breakdown some of the surface crust. I'm still on the fence on whether or not to turn

  • @crying.observer
    @crying.observer 3 місяці тому

    Very interesting topic . I always wonder isn't it awesome if we travel using only solar powered

    • @BriansPermacultureProject
      @BriansPermacultureProject 3 місяці тому

      I agree! It's a real trip to think that this cart just pulls energy "out of thin air".

    • @crying.observer
      @crying.observer 3 місяці тому

      Yes ​@@BriansPermacultureProject

  • @weldeddaydreams
    @weldeddaydreams 3 місяці тому

    Subbed, no question! I love what you're doing and your attitude to make it work with what you have lying around - you clearly have a good understanding of forces at play and where you need to add strength. You'd probably get a kick out of some of my stuff too, but I'm not yet as comfortable talking to the camera as you are. Keep up the good work!

    • @BriansPermacultureProject
      @BriansPermacultureProject 3 місяці тому

      Thanks for this very kind message! I'm glad you like the "make it work" approach to projects like this. I know some people like pristine builds (like Mike Festiva), but I think rough and tumble builds like this have their place. If you ever share your projects, let me know, I'd love to check them out!

    • @weldeddaydreams
      @weldeddaydreams 3 місяці тому

      @BriansPermacultureProject hey man, there's a couple of videos on my channel, but I'm always adding more.

  • @hoangnguyen3424
    @hoangnguyen3424 3 місяці тому

    I have bought the seeds and try to grow in North California

  • @Deltabfs
    @Deltabfs 3 місяці тому

    What feed u use

  • @JoryBlake
    @JoryBlake 3 місяці тому

    Thank you. I harvested a ton of seeds from a beautiful specimen I found in Oceanside,CA I will use this method.

    • @BriansPermacultureProject
      @BriansPermacultureProject 3 місяці тому

      This is great to hear! I hope everything goes well. I hope to hear back with updates.

  • @patrickduncanjr.6847
    @patrickduncanjr.6847 3 місяці тому

    What bait draws them in?

  • @hookbrother
    @hookbrother 3 місяці тому

    I built one of these. Works like a charm. I let the tree squirrels go. They keep the yard free of crickets and other bugs and I like watching them play with the birds. The ground squirrels however, they go back in the ground, just differently than they came out.

    • @pediatricot
      @pediatricot 3 місяці тому

      We have a ground squirrel infestation, so we will definitely try this trap. We just don’t want our tree squirrels to get caught in it.

    • @BriansPermacultureProject
      @BriansPermacultureProject 3 місяці тому

      This is awesome! I'm not sure what the prices are on these things lately, but making your own is surely very inexpensive!

  • @cherylj7460
    @cherylj7460 3 місяці тому

    Wow! I didn’t know it could get that hot. What if several buckets of kitchen scraps were added? Where would you add it and would it change anything?

    • @BriansPermacultureProject
      @BriansPermacultureProject 3 місяці тому

      I would add them right at the beginning of the process. All that extra nitrogen would help keep the heat up during the process.

  • @MrRobertPogson
    @MrRobertPogson 4 місяці тому

    I should add, I've tried and failed to germinate Green Ash many times. I always let the seeds dry out... However, every nook and cranny in my yard sprouts seedlings sown by wind and water. They transplant easily. :-)

    • @BriansPermacultureProject
      @BriansPermacultureProject 4 місяці тому

      Thanks for sharing this! I'll keep an eye out around the ash trees I know of in our area.

  • @MrRobertPogson
    @MrRobertPogson 4 місяці тому

    Yes, they are somewhat difficult to germinate. Your technique made it more difficult. Biggest issue, TOO DEEP! The seeds are designed to be scattered with the wind in winter and carried by runoff with melting snow. They are not intended to be buried, just set on damp soil or some damp crevice. The cotyledons are huge and not easily pushed up through soil. To keep seeds from drying during stratification do it indoors in plastic bags. To keep seeds from drying outdoors, mulch with shallow sand, water/mist a few times per day and keep them out of wind and sun. If you just need a few trees, take 1000 seeds and just soak/rinse them a long time in room temperature water. A few percent will germinate. You can also scatter lots of seed on good ground out of sun and wind and keep them moist. A few percent will germinate. See USDA Woody Plant Seed Manual, file F for Fraxinus... www.fs.usda.gov/nsl/nsl_wpsm.html

  • @nitrile2000
    @nitrile2000 4 місяці тому

    My fruit trees and vegetables will be safe this year as the Squirrelinator is working well.

  • @lafabricadecolchonesdealto2708
    @lafabricadecolchonesdealto2708 4 місяці тому

    Are you sure that the plants that come from these seeds will be elongata or could they be paulownias of another species?

    • @BriansPermacultureProject
      @BriansPermacultureProject 4 місяці тому

      I am ordering from a reputable seed company (not an Etsy or eBay seller), so hopefully they have done their homework.

  • @grfnklbe
    @grfnklbe 4 місяці тому

    LOL!

  • @nihatsavmaz6677
    @nihatsavmaz6677 4 місяці тому

    Man Brian you have no idea how happy and sad I am to watch this video. If I just watched this clip 10 years ago. I had so many unlucky attempts to grow sequoia trees. But your let the seeds in the jar method is awesome!!!

  • @davidpenfold
    @davidpenfold 4 місяці тому

    Very interesting. And lovely livestock guardian dog! Is it a Maremma? We had one who passed away recently, she was wonderful.

  • @MichelleGray-vd6xh
    @MichelleGray-vd6xh 4 місяці тому

    The peach should have had the outer shell removed

  • @REVNUMANEWBERN
    @REVNUMANEWBERN 4 місяці тому

    This year June 2024 I've got 50 in 2 weeks

  • @HoaxManTheOne
    @HoaxManTheOne 4 місяці тому

    great video, thanks for these infos

  • @dnawormcastings
    @dnawormcastings 4 місяці тому

    Great video 🇳🇿🌱

  • @Technoanima
    @Technoanima 4 місяці тому

    Great update on the progress and time line.

  • @JeffSherlock
    @JeffSherlock 5 місяців тому

    Method

  • @urekmazino6164
    @urekmazino6164 5 місяців тому

    This week put in the garden the last few transplants, i had a little compost leftover and i decided to use it all to then move the compost bin in another area of the garden. I sifted everything and probably had 200+ nighcrawlers hiding in there. I put them back in my garden but since i want to build a worm bin as well i'll just recover them from my compost pile and save money.

  • @mdredheadguy1979
    @mdredheadguy1979 5 місяців тому

    Does anyone know if this trap can work on rats as well?

  • @SuerteDelMolinoFarm
    @SuerteDelMolinoFarm 5 місяців тому

    Great to have found you. Good quality professional videos. Applause

  • @bstill7499
    @bstill7499 5 місяців тому

    GOD Bless you for sharing Brian!!!

  • @geraldhowse8597
    @geraldhowse8597 5 місяців тому

    Give it another 6 months. Then post it again. That's not finished compost

  • @geraldhowse8597
    @geraldhowse8597 5 місяців тому

    What I see is a pile that's way to dry.

  • @tommidrab83
    @tommidrab83 5 місяців тому

    How about adding a bit of ashes from our fire pit ? Its mostly oak wood ash i think

  • @tommidrab83
    @tommidrab83 5 місяців тому

    I have two huge piles of woodchips from trees cut down on our property thata been sitting for a couple of years. There is more soil in some of that than in " sOiL MiXeS " i bought from big box stores 😂 .plus is teaming with life so i feel like a "rich man " at least when it comes to mulchint mu garden hahaha