NEXT LEVEL!!! From the arty shots at the beginning of the vid to the blow by blow action, narrated by Corey Attenborough, I was hooked. 😮 PS: A twist of wire makes a good temp hose clamp for poly if you get stuck. Done it too many times to count.
G'day Corey and Amanda 👋👋👋 Been following for awhile and have caught up on past vids, bloody awesome what you guys have done 👍👍👍Keep the awesomeness coming, very educational , cheers for sharing 🍻🍻🍻 Cheers Andy🍺🍺🍺
Hey Corey, thanks for the vid very cool mate. You and Amanda have a wonderful Christmas and an excellent New Year mate all the best from my family to yours. Seeya Rob
Garden porn shots 😂 at the start with the water going everywhere on a hot day, then you cut to Corey and the crow in the background tells you how hot it is 😂 GOLD! LOVE IT GUYS ❤ Merry Christmas 🎅 🤶🎄 Mr & Mrs Rockpile
Love it. Thanks for the masterclass also. I have no trades in my family and those in the friends circle are all Fidel mechanics so I can get a Diesel engine or a car fixed but no plumbing or carpentry lol 😂😂
What is this “gallons” thing you speak of 🤔. Nice video for these hot days. Have a wonderful Christmas Rockpile team. All the very best for the new year and here’s to lots more swale videos. 👍😀.
"I had one job, and I lost him" 🤣😂 Guess who's going to ask for a lifetime supply of hose clamps for Christmas. 😆 Merry Christmas, and a happy new year !! P.S. Did you watch the seed germination experiment with and without wood chip micro organisms from Queensland farmer? The difference is remarkable.
@@ROCKPILEOffgridHomestead He is a regenerative farmer with cattle, and he lives in Queensland, and he calls himself the queenslandfarmer. And he is conducting an experiment with the germination of pasture seeds in order to see if and how much the added micro biology from partially composted wood chips make a difference in the germination of the seeds, compared to the same size patch of land that has been seeded at the same time with the same seeds but that did not have the added micro biology from the wood chips. So far the results are remarkable already, but the experiment is still ongoing because it is also interesting to see how everything is going to grow and if the new growth is going to produce seeds. The point is, composted wood chips are very good for your crops for multiple reasons, such as heat protection, UV protection, water retention properties, nutrients, but the micro organisms, and the biodiversity of microorganisms that live in that material are the most important, because at the end of the day the micro organisms are the ones that make the nutrients from the soil and bio mass and the nitrogen from the air consumable for plants and trees. The micro organisms do all the hard work. You also might be interested to learn from a lady with the name Dr. Elaine Ingham. She is an expert about improving soil quality and microbe biodiversity, and what that microne biodiversity does for your soil and crop yields. Microorganisms are the foundation of all successful growth, but also for a proper water storage and proper drainage capacity from the soil.
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NEXT LEVEL!!! From the arty shots at the beginning of the vid to the blow by blow action, narrated by Corey Attenborough, I was hooked. 😮
PS: A twist of wire makes a good temp hose clamp for poly if you get stuck. Done it too many times to count.
He did alright didn’t he!!
G'day Corey and Amanda 👋👋👋
Been following for awhile and have caught up on past vids, bloody awesome what you guys have done 👍👍👍Keep the awesomeness coming, very educational , cheers for sharing 🍻🍻🍻
Cheers Andy🍺🍺🍺
Awesome, thanks for watching Andy 👍👍 glad to have you as part of the gang 😁
You almost got lost because of a wasp 😅 love it ❤️have a awesome Xmas 🎄🎁
Got too excited 😂😂
Irrigation vid... with a side of wasp. Great watch as always guys.
Corey is Very easily distracted 😂😂
Hey Corey, thanks for the vid very cool mate. You and Amanda have a wonderful Christmas and an excellent New Year mate all the best from my family to yours. Seeya Rob
Cheers Rob, a Merry Christmas to you and yours too 👍
Garden porn shots 😂 at the start with the water going everywhere on a hot day, then you cut to Corey and the crow in the background tells you how hot it is 😂 GOLD! LOVE IT GUYS ❤ Merry Christmas 🎅 🤶🎄 Mr & Mrs Rockpile
Thought you might like that!! Merry Christmas to the Honey Bee fam 👍❤️
Love it.
Thanks for the masterclass also.
I have no trades in my family and those in the friends circle are all Fidel mechanics so I can get a Diesel engine or a car fixed but no plumbing or carpentry lol 😂😂
Glad to be of service!
Ha! First again. Merry Christmas folks!
Again!!! Merry Christmas to you mate 👍
What is this “gallons” thing you speak of 🤔. Nice video for these hot days.
Have a wonderful Christmas Rockpile team. All the very best for the new year and here’s to lots more swale videos. 👍😀.
All the best to you too mate 👍👍
Merry Christmas 🎅🦌🍪🌟🎄🎁🔔🎶🕯🧦
Merry Christmas to you 👍🙌🙏
Gardens lookin good, merry Xmas to you & Mrs RP
Thanks mate 👍👍
Hope you had a good Chrissie 🎄
"I had one job, and I lost him" 🤣😂 Guess who's going to ask for a lifetime supply of hose clamps for Christmas. 😆 Merry Christmas, and a happy new year !!
P.S. Did you watch the seed germination experiment with and without wood chip micro organisms from Queensland farmer? The difference is remarkable.
Merry Christmas! Who’s the qld bloke? Can’t remember if I’ve seen that one 👍
@@ROCKPILEOffgridHomestead He is a regenerative farmer with cattle, and he lives in Queensland, and he calls himself the queenslandfarmer. And he is conducting an experiment with the germination of pasture seeds in order to see if and how much the added micro biology from partially composted wood chips make a difference in the germination of the seeds, compared to the same size patch of land that has been seeded at the same time with the same seeds but that did not have the added micro biology from the wood chips. So far the results are remarkable already, but the experiment is still ongoing because it is also interesting to see how everything is going to grow and if the new growth is going to produce seeds.
The point is, composted wood chips are very good for your crops for multiple reasons, such as heat protection, UV protection, water retention properties, nutrients, but the micro organisms, and the biodiversity of microorganisms that live in that material are the most important, because at the end of the day the micro organisms are the ones that make the nutrients from the soil and bio mass and the nitrogen from the air consumable for plants and trees. The micro organisms do all the hard work.
You also might be interested to learn from a lady with the name Dr. Elaine Ingham. She is an expert about improving soil quality and microbe biodiversity, and what that microne biodiversity does for your soil and crop yields. Microorganisms are the foundation of all successful growth, but also for a proper water storage and proper drainage capacity from the soil.