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LOL! That's one thing to do with the berries. Tried poke salad once, won't eat it again. Thanks for the video.

Why dont uou use backup DC batteries to run your well pump?

The fair test would be with the 6 amp high put battery that comes with the whole kit. I just got a great deal this month at Home Depot. Got this Fuel M18 prune saw /6-amp high output battery with charger for total of $279.00. Was on tax free day in S.C.

I love your approach to gardening! Layering on organic material is a great way to improve soil over the long term. Love how the clover looks btw.

thumbs up from france, I've come across the idea of clover as soil cover here and there, this is the first hands on video I've seen about it, seems to work like a charm, I'll give it a go

Wow! That was a great idea. Thanks for the update, I was wondering how it worked out for you. Did the bee swarms stay in your dad's bee hive boxes?

Exactly what i wanted to hear. Thanks for the video. My buddy has goats and they seem to always be getting out.

If you use a high output or forge pack on the m18 it’ll be the same or more powerful than the 24cc saw, I say this because I own the same saws as you, also try the new m18 pole saw it is insanely powerful, it will beat most professional saws which actually makes my eye twitch… although I love the smell of 2 stroke but I cannot believe how good they’re.

Great idea! We use those same heat mats for our seed starting in the spring. Haven’t thought of using it for brooding. We are also off grid (7 years) and have used hot water bottles wrapped in a towel for heating area where we had baby ducks. It worked well but we had to boil water and refill often. Thanks for the idea!

I decided to do no research and throw a bunch of clover seed around my veggies. Glad you're a bit ahead of me so i can see how you're doing it. I look forward to future updates!

Any update as of now? I’m in the same position as you, tired of loudness and dealing with carburetors…

Just leave it in place and put a good layer of brown mulch on top. Thank me later.

Beautiful

So what do you mulch them up? And then compost into your plants

Great review Eric! I work full time for an arborist. I spend a lot of time with a Stihl 201T. The 25-36cc top handle saws have long been a multi-purpose saw for tree climbers, but inevitably, the wood gets too large and you need to haul up a rear handle saw. It’s true that batteries are heavier than fuel and electric saws cut differently. I’ve had opportunity to climb with a variety of top handle saws this year. I had assumed the lightest saw would be my favorite, but I’ve discovered that bulk inhibits movement and cutting access far more than a few extra pounds. If I can get away with no chainsaw while pruning, I will. - I spent 4 hours thinning silver maples on Thursday, using only a 13in hand saw (I had the chainsaw handed up for one cut). The 201T feels twice as large as the 194T, and four times larger than the Echo 2500T, yet the 201t is not this many times heavier). For me the need for a compact power saw cuts between 2.5 inch hand saw cuts and 10 inch oak cuts. Excepting spear cuts, there are many more time consuming challenges to overcome than cutting speed - (work planning, rigging, bushwhacking)…especially bushwhacking. Incidentally this bushwhacking is slow, boring and occurs when the ground crew is least attentive or interested in your workflow, are probably feeding a chipper, and are less likely to hand up/down a different saw. I’d love to have the least tangl-prone electric saw to cover that 2.5-10 inch cutting range-and this 18V Hatchet is appealing. The slow chain speed seems to be an advantage (vines, safety) and disadvantage (rough finish cuts, more teeth required).

i have have a smaller one, its less expensive, it does the same thing, but its not that good oh and it has wiskers

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Love the baby. "Star" of your video. I definitely use dish liquid with no problem. 😊

Did you know that they will eat all your veg, fruit and flowers as well? Cattle would do it quicker 😂 I have experience of this. 🐄🐄🐄

Im not allowed to have that lawnmower where I live 😭

Did you know that theyre very slow at doing it? XD

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Thats lawn powered not solar powered

Yeah but, you need at least two for the yearly upgrades.

Yep. But my non hoa code enforcement officer wont let be get the services 😢.

The grass is still high.

Those animals cost a lot more than $200…

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Here in Arizona when we get a swarm of bees we don't mess with them at all and let them leave on their own or call a beekeeper. There is a chance (albeit a small chance) they are Africanized bees.

Is it just me or is this tree hugger whining about everything?

Looking good so far, be sure to let us know how it progresses. Great job!!

I could see the steam. Perfect for fermenting cabbage into sauerkraut. Place large jars of cabbage in the compost with the lids exposed. You will have sauerkraut in no time at all.

As long as you shock the eggs it works both ways. I use a spoon to put eggs in boiling water. Voila shocked and peels os easy.

Boil in a saucepan plunge into ice water to shock the membrane, less that half the overall time; way less than half the effort; same result

Boil the eggs for 15 minutes. Remove from the boiling water and crack the shell all over. Plunge into ice water for 15 minutes. The most important tip is to make sure you peel that inner membrane with the shell.

I also know a good and easy way to peel an egg.. just peel it.

I do it the same way !!!

We will try that next time Eric. What is your elevation?

Looks good, unfortunately I don’t have a pressure cooker yet. Can you suggest best pressure cookers?

Where are the carrots 🥕 🤔

I don't know why this came up in my UA-cam feed but the video was really cool and informative. I hope that more people see the video.

Thank you

Thank you for sharing

If you want healthy food you need to grow “no till”. Think of your soil as a living lasagna. Just as inside our bodies if doesn’t matter what chemicals or nutrients you put into the soil if they are not bioavailable to the plant they do no good. To get nutrients into the plant requires a symbiotic relationship with little critters, microbes and fungus in living soil as opposed to dead dirt.

Nice upgrade. It should do the trick.

Nitrogen - phosphorus and potassium is usually what fertlizer is. Nitrogen is from sources like manure, ground up animal parts(blood meal, feather dust and leather dust), phosphorous is from rock phosphate and potassiums are from wood ashes or potash. Most common nitrogen is urea . Most of the things have fancy chemistry names to identify them and make the source consistent.

It's the same as organic fertilizer !

With two different metals buried like that you might rust the bolts out on the ends faster. Excellent upgrade though!

Oh my word! Is all matter made of chemicals and elemnts!?!? QUICK start growing plants out of energy fields!!