Making Raised Beds Using Buckeye

[@TheSpooner522]

I would get a rainflow .I just purchased one about 2 months ago and I used it for the first time last week . everything worked really well I got a model 2600 . my friend had a buckeye and wasn't really happy with the customer service it was missing a lot of parts brand new and they are not very heavy duty but it is lot cheaper

[@gideonnobbe1308]

I am looking at getting a mulch layer and I was wondering what model of layer are you using in this video and would you recommend it

[@PrairieSunOrganics]

This is the Buckeye Jr.

[@EZ570]

I have a rain-flo 2550 raised bed and a 345 flat layer also. The 2550 has the row track system. If you have flat wet fields the raised bed machine is a must. I have a Paul Zimmerman lifter wrapper. I plant transplants with a Rain-flo water wheel transplanter which is simplistic but very functional. I direct seed through plastic with a Ferris farm polyplanter, which works but it needs level strait beds, irregular beds affect planting depth.

[@csizaarpad]

Thank You for this video!

[@alphasxsignal]

Getting rid of the plastic is a pain and some land fills will not take it. In the old days
farmer could burn it up but not anymore. Bio degradeable is good but cost more.

[@mikewest712]

Didnt seem to raise the beds that well

[@GjoniClan]

Homemade Plastic is better!!