How to Grow Corn, Massive Corn Harvest (Part 3 of 3)
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
- In this video, we're continuing our discussion on how to grow corn massively and sustainably. In this third and final part, we'll talk about when to harvest the corn so that we have a long-term food supply.
If you're interested in growing your own food, then you'll want to watch this video! In this series, we'll discuss how to grow corn massively and sustainably, so that you can have enough food to last you through hard times. In this final part, we'll talk about how to harvest the corn so that you have a long-term food supply. If you're interested in learning more, be sure to check out the first and second parts of this video series to harvest Lots of sweet corn at home.
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I’ve been watching you two for years now, and I must say that I truly enjoy hearing the laughter and sweet talk between you two. Although sometimes, the basket gets pulled in both directions, one pulling to the right and the other pulling to the left. But the videos are always kept positive and rewarding. I have learned so much from your videos, and I enjoy sharing them with my fellow-gardeners.
With all that’s happening around the world, it’s yet good to see you teaching on self-sustainability and charitable acts of kindness.
Each year, I am more and more motivated and encouraged to grow a little more food in my backyard raised bed gardens, large containers, and two 15ft x 7ft x 7ft greenhouses. I am adding more in-ground garden gardens this year as well for corn and cabbage. I’ll also grow cabbage in cement mixing trays like I did last year. It was delicious!
As always, thank you for sharing your valuable gardening information.
Donna
Coastal Georgia Zone 8B
Very good, you feel like a neighbor just talking to us over the fence.
I just started to follow you guy's because i love farming, and want to learn new things. I never knew at the beginning that you were follower of Jesus Christ, and are not ashamed to show it too. As a follower of Jesus Christ myself, you can imagine how happy i was. Great farming channel and you are christians, that's a win-win for me! ...May God bless you and your family Amen!🙏❤️
Welcome to the family ❤️❤️🐶. Enjoy the peace of your garden this year. God bless you and your family 🙏
Wow!! I love what you said about the LORD.
So pretty! I can almost smell that fresh green & corn smell - so clean and (if a smell can have a sound) “ squeaky. “
Watching a Hollis and Nancy video is impossible to do without leaving a comment and liking the video. Can't tell ya'll enough about how greatful I am for for finding your videos. They really have helped me numerous times in my garden year after year. Thank you so much. Have a blessed day.
I’m smiling 😊 and feeling content watching you. Thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you so much for your consistent teaching videos, it's like your walking us right through our garden process
So inspired by your videos and thrilled to have found our channel! Gratitude 🙏
I can tell you put so much time and effort into these videos. Thank you so much and God bless you!
Three awesome classes. Learned a lot. I'm in. Congrats.
You’all bring me joy & happiness with your thankfulness. The Lord God provides. BTW, happy critters which reflect the both of you.
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Appreciate you and all the work that you put into these videos. Great havest. Thanks for sharing
Lots of 🌽! 💘 them. Thanks for the video.
what a sweet couple . I used the Black Kow in my garden.
If I ever get corn like yours I'll probably faint. LOL
WWOWW !!!😮🌱🥦 THAT'S SOME BIG AND PRETTY BOK CHOY PLANTS YOU GREW HOLLIS AND NANCY!!!🌱🥦... I'M TRYING TO GROW SOME BABY BOKS FOR MYSELF AND I'M EXCITED BECAUSE I'VE NEVER GREW IT BEFORE 😁 THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR GOOD GARDENING VIDEOS AND GOD BLESS YOU TOO!!!🌱🥦🤓👍🏽🙋🏽♀️🔥🙏🏽👑✝️📖🔥🕊️
Best couple on UA-cam !!
Thank you Matt❤️
ya all are the sweetest couple
Great final results to the corn 🌽series. I hope to use this for a great result as well. Bing bing is so cute at the end of the video. 👏
Thanks for watching!! Enjoy your corn this year🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽
@@HollisNancysHomestead Thank you very much.
thank you for teaching us sir
Looked so 👍 corns.
Love your videos! Wish I could afford some Black Kaw for my garden but it is so darn expensive 😫. God Bless you all! 🙏 pray for the United States and the rest of the world 🌎!
First to say another great video!!
Thank you. Hope you enjoyed the Mini-Series on corn🌽🌽🌽🌽
Good morning. Thank you for your great video. Man your homestead is looking great. Blessings
Thank you so much!❤️
Beautiful harvest!!!! I learned so much in this series!!! Thank you both.
I have learned so much from you two!!! Thank you for ALWAYS giving us amazing content 🙌
You are very welcome ❤️❤️🐶. We all learn from each other 👍
Have been watching your videos for a while, so glad y’all were able to move and expand ,awesome set up you have, very informational,, thanks
Thank you so much for watching!! We are so happy at our new homestead😇
Thank you SO much for always reminding us in the end who's responsible for our blessings. What a GREAT outro! (great corn mini-series also!)
Thank you Lord for each abundant harvest. To God be all Glory. Love you all❤️🙏✝️
Wonderful harvest! God is so faithful & oh so GOOD! Blessings to you.
That is the shortest corn stalks I have ever seen in my 67 year's of life! It's hard to believe u got that many ears and the size is amazing!!! Of course I've never grown a pure white corn only the speckled kind (white & yellow kernels).
I am new subscriber who really appreciates your easy to follow instructions,OCD😊 and your calm manner. Nancy, I just love how full and shiny your hair is ❤️
Welcome to the family ❤️❤️🐶. We hope our videos help you and are relaxing and fun to watch. Have a peaceful week 😇
Ty sir. I suppose in the a.m. i need to go give my corn 1 more helping of fertilizer. Thank you!
I really love your videos
Holy huge corn harvest! That's beautiful! Love sweet white corn! With Breakstone's lightly salted whipped butter, and some fresh ground black pepper. Oh no, now I'm hungry for corn! 🌽🌽🌽
Good job
Another great self sustainability lesson mini series! I'm surprised how big and thick the ears of corn are on such short stocks. THAT is one beautiful rear of corn!!! I really appreciate the tip how to spot when to harvest for the least possibility of bugs. Are y'all going to can your corn? It's a great blessing that not all of it is ready to harvest at once! It amazes me how you've amended sugar sand to such a rich and fertile soil!
Wow! What a harvest! Thank you for this 3-part informational series on growing corn.
Thanks for watching! Hope you have some great rows of corn this year 🌽🌽🌽
Love your videos.
Thank you. You have the best channel by far for learning about gardening.
Wow, beautiful harvest, a lots of yummy.congratulations.
Love the videos !! Thank you
Thanks for sharing your gardening life!
I've been gardening for 35 years and I don't think I've ever met anyone yet on UA-cam that gives a detailed and on paper detail of exactly how you're going to do this and then explain why you're going to do it I've learned a lot of things from you folks and I've been gardening for a very long time and I've learned something new from y'all
Thank you for your kind words! I started my first garden when I was 8 years old with my Daddy. I was hooked for life! 😂. One of the things I love about gardening no matter how long I have been doing it is we always learn something new from other gardeners. I wish gardening was introduced to all kids in grade school.
Keep them coming love the videos
We are trying
That is gorgeous corn guys! I'm growing a three sister garden this year with Montana Cudu, Painted mountain and Hopi purple. The beans are going to be Cherokee trail os tears and the squash will be Lakota. Happy gardening and stay bless in all you do.
Wow, that sounds awesome!
@@HollisNancysHomestead thanks we also love to donate our excess produce to the homeless shelter here. Blessings to you, Nancy and Bing Bing plus Nancy's momma too.
Beautiful harvest of corn!
Thank you for sharing you process of growing and harvesting corn. Also thank you for sharing your notes. I will be following every note and hope that I can get a great harvest this year. 🙏🏽🙏🏽. I love all of your videos. I always leave your channel with lots of notes and motivation; feels like I took a gardening class. Once again thank you for sharing. Sharing is caring; God bless.
Wonderful teaching. Thank you!
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I just love y’all and you are so precious thank you for sharing your life with us and all the great tips I have been watching your family since we all lived in Virginia!!
This was a great series. Thank you!
I'm Thankyou for these three great corn vedios. You two are great love watching you both. Thankyou for sharing your wisdom. Nancy you are such a hard worker it's inspiring to me. I don't see alot of that any more too often. God bless you both and may He continually bless the work of your hands. May God strengthen you both, heal your backs, hands, and entire bodies and give you rest. Off grid in Oklahoma Mt Momma
Thanks for sharing your knowledge, it helps a lot!!
I've learned a lot. Thanks so much for all you do.
So sweet, both of you and the 🌽
Magnificent!!
Excellent!!!
Thank you 😊
Awesomeness!
I always put a few drops of oil on the end of the cob while it was developing. It keeps all the bugs out. Perfect corn every time.
What kind of oil do you use?
I always put mineral oil in my tops.
@@esteleeslusser6353 Thank you, I'll try that!
Wonderful Series! Really enjoyed it!
Just amazing corn success, in that sandy soil. You guys are wizards. It's probably the result of the chief inspector dog maintaining quality checks. Kudos to you! I just planted 90 corn plants in a 12 x 20' block, and have high hopes. Live in central Maine.
Ummm looks good 👍🏽 😊 I can’t wait to grow corn 🌽
Thank you
A-Plus video guys thanks for such an awesome tutorial on corn this is been valuable to me as I start my season!
Always great content! I was curious, with the cost of things increasing were you considering being more self reliant like composting and using your waste to make fertilizers instead of having to buy it?
Kitchen waist is good for fertilizer take precaution when using meat as fertilizer and feces becausr they can lead to disease if not given the proper amount of time to decay before using on plants. Many people plant dead fish at the roots of tomatoes. You could likely find a safe guide for use of meats and feces.
Yes sir. Thank you very much.
Very welcome
Thank you!
Thanks 👋❤️🙏
Lovely crop!
Thanks for watching! Best of luck to you and with your corn this year. Have a peaceful week 🌽🌽🌽
So excited and can’t wait to plant our corn. It snowed here in MD Zone 7 but not much. Just a few more weeks. Will email you some pictures once harvested by God’s grace.
Hi! I should have watched this series before planting my corn! This is my first time growing corn. I have a small area of corn with about 20 stalks and it looks like only 4 of the stalks produced full ears of corn. Most of the ears feel hallow. ☹ I didn't know about fertilizing with high nitrogen fertilizer. Thank You for making these series!!
Your garden is always fantastic and so neat. I continue to learn from you, thanks for sharing 😊🌽
We all learn from each other ❤️
Wonderful series. Inspiring how many benefits from the fruits of your labor.
Been watching your weather these last few days and hope it didn't cause too
many problems for your gardens. Cold, windy, and heavy rain.
TYFS, Mark n Rosa
It was a rough one on our garden. The only damage was to the sweet potatoes. I would say they have a 50/50% chance of making a recovery. I’ll know in about a week if they are going to make it. 🤞
Thank you!!
You are very welcome ❤️
Ome extra comment. Im.with advanced cancer. If ya pray, please pray for me that it will get healed and that I van keep gardening for many years. Thank you. Im.on medical knave started yesterday for 6 weeks so when I feel.ok I'll have some time to watch more of videos on your hannel. 😁👍👍👍
much love brother, i pray you are well
How wonderful
Thanks for watching the Mini-Series on corn🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽❤️
Great informative series. Thanks. Not sure I have enough room and down in SW fl get hot early but maybe will try a small patch some day. Still trying to get onions figured out. Have a lot that are bulbing and some very small .some reason a lot have been laying over.
Will def keep this as a great reference when time comes thanks again 🙏
Wow nice series! You are one of the few that knows how to properly grow corn. The distance apart in the row, row width, fertilizer, etc. I've found out most never get it and won't listen to ya . I'm surprised that variety that is supposed to be around six foot tall made such big ears at the short height it ended out being. You have great videos! Thanks!
Yes, I like this variety of white corn because the stalks are small. Makes it much easier to dig out when the corn has been harvested
keep up the good video's
mmmmmmm sweet corn
Yes ma’am. We love it. Looking forward to starting a new crop in a couple of weeks. Hope you enjoyed the little mini-series on growing corn. Thanks for watching. Have a peaceful week❤️❤️🐶
WOW! I just can't believe such big corn on short stalks, just amazing, PLEASE TELL ME WHAT'S THE NAME OF THAT CORN!!! I LOVE HOW GOD YOU TWO ARE. Thank you Tena
It's on the video at the beginning
Hollis and Nancy your white corn turned out fabulous the ears are really full and it looks delicious. My three favorite corns are Silver Queen, peaches and cream, and mainliner those are the three varieties that I've had the most luck with here in Indiana, great job on your your corn Hollis it looks really really good. I'm definitely going to include bone Mill and blood meal and my future planning of corns, thank you for the advice on these fertilizers.
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Thank you for this mini-series. We are planning a corn patch for our garden - our first time growing corn. Is there an organic fertilizer you would recommend for corn?
Amen
Great channel. I’m in southwest Florida and was wondering did I miss it or was it not discussed, your seed planting depth, seed spacing and row spacing?
Love the videos. Can you do a farm tour video? My wife and I would love to see everything.
Great job and thanks for the information. What variety of corn is did you grow and where can I find it ?
THANKS. I learnt a lots from you today.
I love corns. I had tried to grow corns many years ago. All I got were some stalks for Haloween so i gave them around to decorate for the holiday. We didn't have corn to eat but we have some fun!
I try again this year but i guess i won't success much. I might have some corn. At least I might have some with many hour hugging the UA-cam to learn how to grow corn from everyone. I have more research and i'll prepare the soil better next year. This year I grow them to close because I have so much corn seedlings but no ground to put them down. I have one experience under my bell now. it'll be better next year.
May i ask where do you find the 21-0-21 fertilizer? I search anywhere on line and i can't find it. Can i mix 21-0-0 and Muriate Potash?
Right now, i use 10-7-7 to fertilize my corns. Do you think I'll have any corn then? I keep on praying the my corn survive.
Blessings to you both, great video always, Hollis, what breed or race is bin bin?
And can we plant corn in 5gl bucket?
I loved this series on corn! I'm in Central Florida... just wondering exactly when to put the corn in the ground here.
Thank you most of all for giving glory to our Lord in every video! Our family loves that so much. ❤
2nd or 3rd week of April should be fine🌽🌽🌽
@@HollisNancysHomestead awesome. thank you so much!
Farmers almanac will tell you the time.. I’m in central Florida and I planted mine this year March 6 th..
thanks for the video I learned a lot from you I just want ask you can you save the corn seeds to use in the future
thanks again.
Bing Bing is so cute! 💜 Great series! Do you pull your corn shocks out at the end of the season, or cut them off and till under the debris?
My apologies, I see the recommendation for garden lime.
Thanks again
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Hey Hollis quick question went you start your corn what do you use , yes compost this Angel from Florida
Wow thats a good amount you got out of there. How do you store or freeze all that corn so it don't go to waste? I usually don't shuck the husk off until I'm ready to eat it. I feel doing that it dries it out. Do you have a video out that shows how you package the corn?
I'm learning so much from you. Doing a garden for the first time in years.
Thanks for all your knowledge.
We vacuum seal/freeze some. We also can some. And of course, we share some
I noticed when you started planting the corn seed, there was a row of plants growing down the side of the garden, right next to the first row of corn. When you harvested the corn in #3, those plants were gone. Was that a different crop? Larry
Thank you so much for these great videos. One question I have though is what do you do to keep worms out of the ears of corn? I've had lots of problems with those in the past.
I watch lazy dog farms he used to make videos with hoss farm anyway travis made a video on what is the perfect ear of corn and on that he talk about how to help with the worms and couple other things
what size would you recommend for corn in containers. 5 or maybe 2 plants in a 10/15 gallon