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Molnar Gardens
United States
Приєднався 13 чер 2022
Jacki and Jeff Molnar started Molnar Gardens in 1981 when they purchased a small plot of land north of Bemidji, Minnesota. They later moved to their current 90-acre farm in 1984 where they've raised six children (all now adults). They've learned so much about gardening, cultivation, natural fertilization, weed control that they want to share that experience with you! Whether you have a small, backyard garden or a larger rural farm, the purpose for this UA-cam channel is to help you grow your gardening knowledge. The Molnars are committed to natural gardening using organic principles that ensure preservation of the land as a renewable resource which can be handed down to future generations. They also share the fruit of their crops with the community through farmers markets and local restaurants.
Growing healthy melons on an Organic Farm.
A field demonstration of heavy production on naturally grown Cantaloupe.
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A Healthy Farmers Market!
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Fresh locally grown produce is a great way to live healthy! Here is Saturday morning at our local Market!
How to water and fertilize tomatoes!
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A discussion on how to best water and fertilize organically grown tomatoes.
Growing and trellising healthy tomato plants, organically in a high tunnel!
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A picture demonstration of High Tunnel Tomatoes with heavy production! Also, a very good comparison of Indeterminate vs. determinate types of tomatoes side by side.
How to keep deer away from your garden.
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A short video on deterring deer from eating your vegetables!
Fresh Melons at the Farmers Market!
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A short explanation of picking your melon at a local Farmers Market.
Preserving moisture and killing weeds through "Summer Fallow" method.
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Farmers can get ready for future droughts by preparing land for next year using Summer Fallow Method!
Foot work in the Garden!
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Using your legs and feet in gardening is an easy way to have success!
Growing Strawberries Organically!!
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Basic information on how to grow Strawberries Organically!! Including predation of deer and fertilization!
Pollination of Watermelons!!
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Using a floating row cover with open pollinated Watermelons!
Growing Heirloom Watermelons!!
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Growing watermelons that were handed down through American History.
Weeds can be Fertilizer!!
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Jeff gives a demonstration of natural fertilizers including weeds!
Irrigating the easy way!
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This is how I irrigate my garden with the least amount of time and money!
Black Ash trees in Northern Minnesota!
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A 250- year- old Black Ash tree is highlighted in this short- video. These trees grow slowly in the cool Northern Minnesota climate. They must grow in a wet area. Because of the Emerald Ash Boer they are endangered.
Mysterious Stories on the Upper Mississippi River !
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Mysterious Stories on the Upper Mississippi River !
The story of the Mighty Mississippi's beginning from Lake Itasca to Bemidji Minnesota.
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The story of the Mighty Mississippi's beginning from Lake Itasca to Bemidji Minnesota.
Heirloom Watermelon vs Genetically Modified Hybrids
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Heirloom Watermelon vs Genetically Modified Hybrids
The SIMPLE way to save seeds for the BEST future crops!
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The SIMPLE way to save seeds for the BEST future crops!
Summer Tomatoes with a great cameraman!
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Summer Tomatoes with a great cameraman!
Out here in the field I fight for my meals!!
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Out here in the field I fight for my meals!!
Onions and information on growing them naturally!
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Onions and information on growing them naturally!
Very nice setup.
the best smelling and tasting cantaloupe I have ever had Definitely a blessed farmer.
Best tasting cantaloupe ever.
Will you have pie pumpkins later??
Not this year sorry!!
Wow that’s an amazing amount of tomatoes. I get to grow ~6 plants (limited space). It’s true in Florida they can get to ~20+ feet in length if you keep them to a single stem. Our season is over once summer is in full swing, I start my tomato seeds in mid/late September.
wow! Thanks for the comment! I've spent a lot of time in Florida mostly on vacation. My seeds are just starting.
Thanks! Have a nice day there sir!
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Moon& star. Gold type both are delicious .
Amazing garden
Running into a different problem this year on my strawberries. Have not seen this in 60 years of growing berries. The bottom of the berry stays green, even tho the rest of the berry is very ripe. From what I can learn it maybe due to frost or boron shortage. Will give them a boron treatment and see if the next ones due better. Any other suggestions you might have? Enjoy your videos. Have a nice weekend.
Hi Jack. This problem is more likely a chemical one. Keep trying to add natural fertilizers and trace minerals.
First time seeing your videos. You sure have it all dialed in on eating the right home grown food and good exercise. Sneaking up on 82, no health issues, enjoying life. Would not know what to do if there wasn’t gardening and yard work. Grow more than we can ever eat, sell enough to more than offset any costs. Here in the NW, we plant Walla Walla onions. They are not supposed to be keepers, but we just ran out of last year’s crop, APRIL 1st. Our big seller would be beets. Will be watching for more information from you.
Hi Jack, I hope I'm doing like you at 82! Yes, beets are my number one over all seller for 40 years running!!
This a short illustration of what "Organic Gardening" is all about !!! 🙃
I am so happy to see how many people from so many places have seen this video!!
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Really valuable information! I’d like to hear more about the trees around your farm. Do you like to save a patch of woodlands near your fields?
Yes, we have kept almost all of our woodland, 40 acres, which is mostly Black Ash, an endangered tree. Our ground was opened just after the turn of the century. Having enough light for the crops is also crucial.
So many inappropriate joke possibilities... So little time. 😜
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After a hard day at work I like to come home and drag my hoe around
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Thank you for the informative video ❤️ Keep up the good work! 💖
You probably got that hoe at the Western Hardware store! Love your explanations Jeff. The channel is a great idea to share all the knowledge you've gained over the years gardening!
Hey Jeff! Its Nia from BHS! Hope your summer is good
You too ! Hi!
Nice machine
Is that a Rogue Hoe? Maybe a 60S with the long handle. Nice video!
Nice informative video Jeff! Thanks.
Good job. Keep up the good work Jeff!
My favorite way to work out!!
Ok everybody please join me for the adventure of Natural Farming and Gardening, a journey I've been on for quite some time. Useful information to help make you heathier!! Molnar Gardens!