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It definitely makes it a lot easier that way for sure

@dhtnurseryfarm5793 absolutely! I love this time of year. LOL

@@JamieE76 cool, that’s awesome, it feels good putting all of that food away doesn’t it?

@@dhtnurseryfarm5793, it does. :) Little by little, I've been trying my hand at canning. It's gone well so far. I'm running out of storage space for filled jars, so I have to get busy building some more shelves in the basement.

@@JamieE76 awesome job

@@JamieE76 hopefully a lot of people help what they can and when they can it is going to take a long time to get them back to good

@@BuddyCarchide Thank you my friend I hope you and others get inspired and grow more and more! Thank you!

@@dhtnurseryfarm5793 we definitely are!!! Thank you!!!

@@judegoldstein64 Thanks miss Jude

@@GenAcres thank you

@@GenAcres Hopefully it will be This is how Sean from edible acres starts a lot of trees so I figured I’d give it a try.

@@GenAcres sorry about that, I’ll try and remember to. Thanks for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed it and I like to hear the little things that will make them better too. Thank you!

@@BuddyCarchide not sure I’ll have any but I should have some raspberries, and hopefully some other plants.

@@dhtnurseryfarm5793 just let me know when you do.

@@BuddyCarchide probably next fall but I will let you know for sure

Super easy to grow and really good 👍🏻

@@ai7783 27 degrees F was the high on that day

@@epicninjadraweryt1922 in the ground or in seed trays? Either way you need to keep it moist, in trays I put vermiculite over the seeds to hold in moisture and keep them covered, in the field you have to make sure they don’t dry out. It could also be the seed isn’t really viable. Good luck hopefully this will help you. Also give if a week or two don’t give up on it

@@BuddyCarchide Thanks my friend, that means a lot!

@@harryhatz9846 wow never have seen that before wow. How are the raspberries doing you got in the spring? Did the deer get them too?

Raspberries are doing good.Seems as tho the deer haven't bothered them.

@@harryhatz9846 good hopefully they leave them alone and you have a great harvest next season!

@@tw1tch6969 what do you mean?

It can if you don’t tend to it properly, so can raspberries or strawberries

@@julimartin3312 we do but we have only sold to locals but we will be putting some on our website soon.

@@karenfrankland7763 interesting thanks for that.

@@leighscott1877 it works on my end

@@Thegardeningmcgyver I know my mic took a crap and my new one isn’t very good either

@@michelleruble-denes9971 good glad I could give you ideas, good luck with getting your new homestead property, very exciting times for you guys!

@@BuddyCarchide thanks for watching, Buddy

@@kenhhuster thanks for watching and critiquing me it means a lot. My old mic took a crap and my new one is kinda weird. Hopefully I get it figured out soon.

@@dhtnurseryfarm5793 I have the same rice knife, in blue, 'cause I thought my wife would like it. Really, its my chickens that care for the Comfrey harvest, and that's all that matters. 🤣I so appreciate life happening in the moment... You rock!!!!

@@kenhhuster Thank you so much Ken. My chickens like the horseradish leaves better than the comfrey but they will eat it.

@@judegoldstein64 thank you miss Jude

Thank you!! 😊

Thank you

Thank you

Don’t like the music, good to know thank you for watching and the compliment on the garden

@@trainsofbd thank you

@@JamieE76 thank you been a very busy and blessed year for us for sure.

They peel really easy without scalding them

@@keithgaw8417 thanks for watching and it worked very easy

@@angelagamache6625 awesome that’s great, there isn’t a lot of cedar trees around here but I like that idea! Thank you

@@ExploreIowa I don’t turn it on in the snow.

Thanks Miss Jude, I had to figure it out and hopefully this will take care of them.

@@petracatogge6265 it’s not hard all you need to do is follow the directions get a pressure canner that way you can use it either way. If you look at my videos we have a lot of canning videos if you watch them you’ll learn a lot.

@@2annawen the only thing I give them is fish emulsion about every 3 weeks. I put down compost in the fall and cover with a tarp, use a broad fork in the spring and plant we never till our garden.

Thank you, Miss Jude, we enjoy seeing you and all of the others on Saturdays.

@@AndrewGMusician Thank you We are in 6a last frost date mid May first frost early October. Elevation here is about 2,800 feet

@@dhtnurseryfarm5793ok wow. Nice work, looks great!

Thank you for the kind words very kind of you. Thanks for watching and the chickens are a lot of fun and work big all worth it

I know we are in a solar maximum now and as far as being 3 weeks with no rain we’ve had that nearly every year but just not in the 90’s for weeks on end. We have droughts and heat just not at the same time that’s all I’m saying.