Using our Rain-Flo 2370 plastic layer for the first time!
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Join us as we get our new plastic layer figured out and see how it does for us in the big garden! Mulch layer and biodegradable film were purchased from Rain-flo irrigation in Pennsylvania
I hope it works well for y'all. Enjoyed the video.
Thank you!
All those beds ready to go are a beautiful site! I have six 100ft rows for cut flowers. No moo=la for landscape fabric ...yet! Today i spent a few hours on my day off from my "real job" running the hoe thru a couple beds. As a bonus my farmer tan is killer :)
Can't wait to see you start planting out!
Thank you! That’s awesome. I can relate, I also have a “real job” to work around! :)
Rain Flo is the Cadillac of plastic mulch. Looking forward to see how your field does.
Very happy so far with its performance and ease of use. This was a big purchase for us but well worth it so far!
I understand, best wishes with this beautiful tool
Thank you!
Looks great!
Thanks! 😊
do you till first? then add the plastic? or does it do it all at one time?
Yes, till first. The front of the plastic layer just shapes the bed and smooths the dirt for the plastic to lay tight to it
What model/brand was your old plastic mulch bedder? I ask because I'm considering units now.
We actually aren’t sure. We bought it at auction and it had no markings on it, no information came with it. Our best guess was an older model from nolt’s
Which plastic mulch did you transition to and which one were you using? We're in MI (5b) and I've been looking @ the bio 360 for this season
We have always used the biodegradable film, in previous years we used Nolt’s as a supplier. We purchased a new roll from rainflo with the layer and were very happy with its performance last year. It’s listed in their catalog under bio-gold.
@@hahnacre6339 I’ve been looking at bio gold for this season as well. Thank you for the heads-on on this. I appreciate it!!
How do you irrigate without laying drip?
We are lucky enough to not need to irrigate for the most part. In the off chance that we do I’ll either hand water or run hoses from a neighboring property as we don’t have a well in the field itself.
@@hahnacre6339 yeah we're fighting that battle too. Wells can be so expensive.
STOP THE ENGINE BEFORE CROUCHING DOWN BEHIND IMPLEMENT.