$1000 Greenhouses Growing Utah Citrus, NO HEATERS!
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- I have been growing ing No Spray Fruits and Veggies for the Farmers' Markets for almost 30 years! I make a great living doing this on four acres and have paid off all of my farms and everything! I am happy with this at 45 years old, HOWEVER,......
There is a burning desire in me that won't quit! I feel the desire to teach YOU, your FAMILY, FRIENDS and the WORLD these tricks and techniques that come to me, in my mind while I farm out in Mother Nature. I GET ideas fed into my mind when outdoors about how to farm using FREE techniques working with Mother Nature. I feel the NEED to educate and TEACH, as I think we are ALL going to need to LEARN these valuable tricks that our ancestors way back when as they farmed outdoors with ideas fed into their minds I invite you to SUBSCRIBE and SHARE these videos from my experience which I learned from my dad, Farmer Paul Midgley 1947-2020.
Yes YOU can grow Greenhouse fruit crops AND heat your greenhouse with just compost, water mass, and green waste on the sides to insulate. This costs me ZERO in greenhouses just $1000 to build. Subscribe and share with your friends! A shoutout for all Mad Scientist Dreamers out there!
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This video dedicated to beautiful 20 year old Jiggs who passed away 10 days after sitting in this beautiful greenhouse with me.
Awesome !! I really love that you want to share your experience with other people !! 👍
Please share these videos and follow us so we can get it mainstream.
Great job. I noticed tons of heat coming out of our goat house bedding in the dead of the Manitoba winter. So the composts are really producing lots of heat.
Jiggs is a beautiful creature you are so blessed to have had him with you!
@@jeffheiner thank you so much. Appreciate the chance to film him one last time in the greenhouse. Lost him while in Disneyland a week later. So sad. He waited until I was gone.
@@chadsproduce ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I have so many questions! Do you have a website or how do I get info on how to set this up?
Do you get mice?
How do you keep the temperature stable?
What are all the water barrels for? Cooling, watering or both?
Do you get insect problems
Is there enough sun during Dec/January?
Where/how do you get an acre of 5’ deep wood chips?
Does the decomposing straw, grass and leaves stink?
Stop laughing, I’m sure the answers are some where but I’ve gone down the rabbit hole.
I’ll stop for now but I have more questions.
Follow me on Facebook Chads Midgley. Do farm tours and zoom classes. No mice. Smells like the forest. Read my reviews from my tour groups.
This is crazy cool
We want to talk, really like what you are doing
@@nativeadvisors we have 3 brand new greenhouses and are currently reimagining and rebuilding the ones in these older videos. We want farms that can serve as an educational park of some sort.
@@chadsproduce Hi, how do we reach you?
Beautiful! I live in Georgia. I’m thinking all that compost would invite snakes around here.
Great work and thank you for sharing!
No mice or snake problems. Snakes are a beneficial. We get tons of snakes here too. Water snakes. This system has worked great for 10 years now.
Do you get rats?
Thank you very much for your expertise 😊🎉 🍊
Nice video In my country Indonesia there is no snow, thank you for sharing
Your lucky 🍀 Bet you grow awesome crops there.
It would be helpful to have some exact data. What is the coldest outside air temperature you have had, and what was the temperature inside the greenhouse then? Thanks!
@@Veritas-dn6ss 10 year project. Has been below zero. Fruit is ruined in the mid 20s. The fruit has always been good. Thanks for watching.
Do you do tours? I live nearby and would love to see this!!
@@tinytaylorhomestead5123 yes please follow us on Facebook. We will start them up the second half of October and would love to have you. Everything is majorly updated and 4 new large greenhouses built.
Thats a neat idea! 👍
I noticed you have some scale bugs, I also get those on my citrus trees but I keep them in my living room windows during the winter in Maine. any advice on those pests?
@@georgetaylor9154 the trees seem to grow out of it and hasn’t effected the overall production. The best idea is to power wash the entire orchard. Is an aphid issue and residue left behind. Would gently wash it off the leaves with water outside scrubbing it off. Then neem oil the leaves if your citrus trees. That is awesome you are growing citrus in Maine. Amazing 🤩
How do you managing the humidity?
@@jerrynote2405 good question. I have been amazed we haven’t had humidity issues. I believe all the greenery of the trees sucks in the moisture. We don’t water at all from October to May and in the summer we have windows open 24/7 from April to October. No fans or heaters are needed. The trees are all lush and beautiful. Have a new video we will be releasing showing this in the middle of summer. Thanks for watching.
Too bad the video is zero information how too.
@@frozenrogue8970 this is an introduction video to my UA-cam channel. How to videos will be a patreon exclusive coming soon.
@@chadsproducestellar, screw the common man
@@OutWestRedDirt you can look up other channels if you don't like it .
Your negativity can get fu cakes .
From Another common man
Aloha. Impressive. Are those semi dwarfs, or full size that need to be pruned later?
They are currently 2 feet out of my windows inside my Ogden Utah Greenhouses. Guess citrus love the native Utah farm soil ? 🍑😊🔥
@chadsproduce Aloha. Hate to assume, but I’m guessing full size trees vs semi dwarf.
@@chadsproduce Well, good luck, and thanks for not answering my question.
@@adamyoung480 if they are growing two feet out of my greenhouse wouldn’t that make them full sized trees? Sorry I thought you would have got my joke. Full sized trees friend.
@@chadsproduce Aloha, and thanks. So they live there full time and you just prune them back to fit the hot house.
Do you do anything about voc’s or ammonia
@@nightwing6925 no weird smells, chemical worries or anything else. Is 106 degrees for the past two days outdoors, cooler inside this greenhouse and no compost combustion fires either. Everything working as nature intended.