How to decompose garden waste fast and efficient, our composting method for big vegetable garden
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
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We have a big garden. It turns over fast so we have a lot of garden wastes. This is how we compost garden waste efficiently and fast. Save us time and space.
I always love to see you and your husband team working, may God continue to bless you and your family!
Thanks Cindy, nice to hear from you too! We've been busy these days, kids, school, home projects, and preparing seed for next season.
You brought back a wonderful memory for me❣️ I would rake our yard and my Dad (who died in 2003) would break out this toy to play with❣️ Really loved working together and I miss him bunches 💝💝💝
Love your garden and watching your videos! Thank you 💝
Drill some holds on the side of the container will increase air flow and speed up the decomposition.
i know that's a great tip, but honestly.. can it be any faster than it was in that first week!!?? :D i was blown away how fast that worked... but yes, more holes can only help i supppose
Very useful video. There is no greater sacred work than what you do to Mother Nature. Keep it up and thanks for sharing.
Great video. I use a trash can I drilled holes in too, a shredder is definitely on my wish list
Thank you so much for doing a composting video. Glad you guys are safe from the hurricane. Thank you also for all my seed orders, I'm so excited to grow them. Best wishes to you all.
This is a super excellent video.... the 90 gallon totes compost the garden waste very fast because it gets up to 165 degrees
Saw videos where it it recommended to cut the plants/vines and leave the plant roots in the soil to add nutrients and make it easier to clean beds. Thought that might be helpful for you. :)
It looks like they did cut them at ground level. Saw very few roots....
Good to see you both again... Hoping that your families are safe and sound :)
Hello guys, finally I see both of you again . Been waiting for ur video, hope everything is well. God bless
Welcome back! How is the kitchen? I've missed Your videos.
Shredding is so very important. The smaller the particle size, the larger the surface area, and the larger the surface area, the faster it will decompose. I have an 8 HP Troy Built chipper/shredder that I've almost worn out. Correction, the hammers are dull and I need to rotate them. I've used up one of the four sides of the hammers.
My garlic and cilantro are coming up and I am building a greenhouse and I am setting up a hydroponic tent indoors. It's a busy time for what's supposed to be a slow time of the year. I'll send photos. It's good to see you are doing well.
I hate to see you using such expensive containers for composting. Amazon has a $38 container that will hold several cubic yards.
Take a look at Diego Footer's reports on the Johnson-Su bioreactor. I think you will find that useful and interesting.
There is a lot of research that's paying off very well on microbes and fungi in the garden. Google "Johnson-Su Bioreactor" and "Teaming With Microbes".
Hope things are going well for you.
Hey Ben, kitchen is almost done, ended up doing more than originally planned, new wiring, lighting, plaster, etc., Plus kids at home 'distance learning' and lots of other interruptions. I opted for the toters so we can move them around more easily. Yes, they're a little pricey, but also very sturdy and should last a long time. Thanks for the info on the microbes, I will definitely check it out!
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One question why u guys shredded the round gourd?
U could have eaten it though
Great video, thanks for sharing 🙏🏼
谢谢分享，非常有启发性。
For the compost bin ( toter), you only need to drill hole at the bottom ? How about side? How big the hole do you need? Thanks
👍🏼 Good Shredder 😀
Wow amazing thanks for sharing
Thank you for selling good quality seeds! I’ve had great success with the seeds that I planted this spring. Would you do a follow up video on composting, using the 96 gallon containers in this video?! Thank you
Your garden vlog is really informative. Heaven to the eyes. Very good information.
I really liked your shredder. If I am buying which one would you suggest? I have a decent size garden and do composting. Some times I can't wait the leaves to become compost.
nice to see a video how long does it take from the grinding up until compost ready for garden? take care
I could do with one of those
Lovely
As far as diseases are concerned, aren't you afraid that by putting them into your compost you will return them to the garden in your composted soil? Do you add food scraps to your compost? How does your shedder do with 'tree waste'? You know, trimmed limbs and such... And how long before you have compost you can use?
The trash can can reach very high temperature under sun so basically kills most of the bug eggs, bacteria. We don’t put food garbage in this can. Our shredder will chip wood stick really well. It is very powerful.
@@AsianGarden2Table Thank you so much for answering, am considering looking for a 'Used' wood chipper myself, just wanted to know if an 'older model' would be a decent investment since I don't have much land. Renting can be inconvenient as I don't drive a truck.
I really like this shredder, does a better job than most of the newer models, especially for the green garden waste. Just keep checking on Craigslist for something near you.
@@kentnorman5298 Thank you Kent, I will!
you said that you were ready to go home and have lunch... what is the property you were working on?.. was it relatives yard?.. or a municipal/community garden?
Anyone else notice the quick lizard on the pole at 8:22?
I am very curious about Composting. I was always told that you don't want too much "Green" in your compost otherwise it gets rather unpleasant. Anaerobic to exact. Since you have a lid on it IT should work without the smell venting. As I said I am curious.
Two may pick up tray under shredder and dump to bins to avoid shoveling?
I miss you guys so much 😭😭😭
Hi guys!!! Great jobb. Just Love How you guys work side by side. I’m living in Sweden but from Vietnam. Are you selling seeds as well? You live to grow some too. Thanks in advance/ Bets My Yen
can I put weed inside too?
Can you advise where you purchased your greenhouse hardware?
We picked up the 1-3/8" 120 degree canopy fittings from our local flea market, the 17 gauge top rail from Home Depot, and then got the poly and extruded wire lock from a greenhouse supply, Imperial Builders Solutions in central Florida. Hope this helps, thanks for watching and supporting our channel!
nice
Those poor garden plants 7:50 look so sad in there all cut up and destroyed. Poor babies.
Do you donate your veggies to the local food bank. It's so sad watching eggplants, long beans, pumpkins go into the shredder:(
I thought that too. So much good veg going in the shredder ☹️
Do you add brown materials to your compost?
Wow, everything looks like it's still healthy & growing. Also, so many healthy looking vegetables that you could maybe give away locally, or put outside free to take. Your waste is about as good as my garden gets, & with just a few veggies. Not worth my time, or water bill. I think I'm done.
兔妈，我看你的网站上好多菜种都没有货了，请问什么时候可以有？
After it heats up, how often do you turn it to keep it heating?
Keep it above 131-degrees Fahrenheit to kill weed seeds and pathogens. Temp drops 15-degress when turned, so turn when it's hotter than 146-degrees, 160-degrees max, as it'll dry out quick at that temp and go anaerobic.
Nice shredder, and good team work! So... did you finish the kitchen? I've been missing seeing your videos but I remember you were remodeling kitchen.
It is finishing in a couple days. Kent is taking care every detail.
@@AsianGarden2Table thank you! I sure miss your videos! I hope you will show some of your recipes that you do the Asian pancakes from the soybean pulp from making soymilk. I remember you when I learned to make tofu from you that you many years ago, you mentioned to save the okara to make pancakes. I been trying different ways to make them with out using egg or any dairy products. I use soymilk, white flour, flax seed meal, baking powder and sometimes add green onion but the center of mine always seem to be gooey. I am anxious to see how you make yours.
Once kitchen is done we will have cooking videos. Thank you very much for supporting us all the way. We are working hard to run our business, taking care of four kids and making videos. Sorry it takes so long for new recipes to come
@@AsianGarden2Table I will be here waiting, your videos are worth waiting for! I hope you will have wonderful happy holiday season too!
Does the shredder get bogged down with the twine that you use to trellis?
It will be tangled up if the twine is fresh and long. We cut them short in order to shred easier
Yes, we learned from the first batch that it's much better to cut the vines and twine into roughly 2' sections and feed in bunches so the shredder can cut the twine and not wrap it up.
Do you add brown to that compost?
Whatever from our garden both brown and green.
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Where did you get the shredder and brand... ?
This is an older Troy Built model 47057 belt drive chipper shredder. I found it locally on Craigslist.
@@kentnorman5298 Thanks!
Sad you didn't give away the pumpkins rather than shredding
Do you mind how much is a used shredder machine! Great idea to have it breakdown faster!!
I picked this one up on Craigslist for $350 - but this type seems to be getting hard to find, or very expensive if purchased new.
Please tell me the price of this cutter
We bought it used. 400 dollars
It was $350, not $400, and in great condition, very well maintained.
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Really great video - thanks, love following your progress and what you two have managed to build in such a short time. I have a silly question: what do you do to keep the neighbors cats from using the bathroom in your garden beds?
We don’t see cats in our property....
Our neighbors have horses and goats and chickens and ducks and dogs, but not many cats in the area.
@@kentnorman5298 Oh good, you are in luck! Thanks for your response - love you and your wife's channel - love watching the children.
You could have donated those vegetables instead!
兔妈的菜都吃不完
Try no dig then you will have hardly any weeds.
Good idea but not suitable for our raised beds. Will try it in different place
Hello po kamzta po thanks for sharing
Paki support naman po ng aking channel thank you Godbless
You are wrong about the way you are making compost, and are wrong about diseased plants going into compost, a good compost should get hot, and using them bins is just a waste of money. You need to go to a channel that is called No Dig and see how good compost is made, he has a playlist that is just showing you how to make good compost, not the imbalanced compost you are making.