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That's awesome! Gonna have to get some figs going soon! Do you sell them?

How long does it take to produce fruit? I love figs but I rarely eat them! Super cool 😊

This is super cool! Didn't know you can grow these in Ohio. 😮

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Very zen!

I used rooting hormone on a cutting like that last year and grew a waterfall

ALWAYS Interesting and clearly communicated ...you rock Brother!!

Let’s get back to the basics!! Great job guys

Very good set of skills to have. We gotta get back to being at least some-what self sufficient. Great video guys! We’ll have to get some more of Curt’s honey mead.

Very nice. "Everybody should have a greenhouse", can't agree more. I also used the greenhouse as sauna in the early spring.

There is something so wholesome about how direct and thoughtful you are with all your advice. Love your videos man

Great teaching moment from an averted emergency. Good job

Hühner häuten sich normalerweise im Spätsommer bis Frühherbst. In dieser Zeit können sie vor den kalten Wintermonaten alte Federn abwerfen und neue wachsen lassen. Der Häutungsprozess kann je nach Vogel und Umgebung einige Wochen bis einige Monate dauern. Während dieser Zeit können Hühner die Eiablage reduzieren oder ganz aufhören, da ihre Energie auf das Wachstum neuer Federn umgelenkt wird. Du großer dummer Pole. Jeepers Weihnachten

how tapped air in the barrel is going to escape?

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I’m am glad I found you I didn’t realize they could get spider mites in their crest. I only have one Polish hen so far but I would love to have more. Mine loves to climb up to my head😂 Oh I have gathered from many website that Polish hens are excellent egg layers they were bred for it, do not give large eggs but they are consistent

Whoa…that’s crazy cool! Excellent camera shots!

Ok bud here’s the deal, NEVER TUCH THE CHAIN WHILE THE SAW IS ON! There is literally never a reason to do that, ever. It’s super risky especially because over time those breaks come loose or the idle speed increases and you don’t want to have that habit. As pointed out above sharpen that chain and your job will be much easier and safer. 👍

It’s nice to see Zelenskyy relax a little bit with some yard work.

You dont let anyone use your chainsaw because they will dull your blade. With what ive seen your chain is about as dull as it can be. There are no chips in that dust. Chris in the wood yard shows guys how to sharpen your chain with a dremal and a 3 pack of bits for 6 bucks. This method he uses is fast and good for the new chainsaw guy who cant hand file yet well.

Sorry to be pedantic but not all browns are carbon, tea leaves and coffee grounds are brown but are nitrogen not carbon !

Great - but I would add a "low point" drain for easy winter draining.

I've been collecting neighbors leavess this year and finally told myself to stop. I need to get more now since I found out that it takes about 30 bags of double chopped leaves to make a single 4x4 pile. I also need to get some coffee grounds for nitrogen.

That’s really a better use of those leaves and grass. Thanks for explaing that in a way that was easy to understand! I will be starting my clipping compost now. About how much vegetable and other crap is safe to add to the compost?

You sure about that ratio? 30 buckets leaves to 1 of grass? I thought the 30:1 ratio refers to the C:N ratio of the material, not simply the brown to green ratio. So if leaves are 60:1 you need two buckets of 15:1 grass for every one bucket of leaves to keep a 30:1 ratio ([60+15+15] / 3)

Thanks for the informative video!

"we're gonna need a bigger boat" "what do you mean" 😂

Thank you both for bee-ing champions for the bees! ❤

That was awesome! Lucky Bees to have someone look out for them. Thrive and stay alive!...LOVE that Prepper Nutrients shirt pal!!

The Honeyest Ones

Ya man! That rocks! Although the 3 I have are full and sealed, I need two more for the garden... super good vid and very informative to the ''not'' handyman! You rock Andrew!

Yrs But please don't mound them up on the trunk of trees...

Upload to Only Fans bro. 😅Make money from your uploads.

YUM YUM THOSE LOOK EGGGCELLENT!

Reminds me of visiting my great grandmother’s farm and getting to collect eggs in the chicken coop! My grandfather owned a hatchery so I had several fuzzy chicks as pets (sadly they did not last long). Very informative video - I learned a lot!

Thank you for bringing your knowledge to campus. Keep up the great work!🤙

Good to see the girls enjoying their new home!

Andrzej, that's a fun life.

Andy hangs out with some cute chicks from all over the world lol. I can't exactly remember Pavlov's Law, but it rings a bell 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Plantain is delicious! I had it everywhere, until I ate most of it haha. Excellent, informative video! I can't wait to see chickens on a swing! ❤

It’s pesto time!

Great video! I like to save twist ties to use for trellising. They're free and get the job done 😊

Thank you!

Did these survive the crazy temperature swing and storm we had just before Xmas? I mulched things better than ever last fall at my mom's and still her roses suffered a ton of dieback

This is my favorite video by far! Thank you for educating us gardeners. You have really helped make my gardening process so much easier and more fun!

My God I'd have been covered just from looking at it.. it's currently on both palms left eye lid and chin... I thought it was just a freaking vine on a tree I didn't know it was like a bush aswell ... good to know now I know why I get it every time I change my weedeater string iv been in some stupid bush ivy I guess .winter time it's on lol thanks for the great content

Wow would like to have that kind of chickens to not sure if I could get here south of Mexico

That’s a great idea

Filling the info bucket! Great stuff that everyone should learn...we love your videos!!