Our first direct seeded crops of 2025 /
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- Today we are finally getting some planting done on the farm. We are direct seeding our carrots, and radish's and soon our green onions. Feels good to get the season started!
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Really enjoy your videos. Gardening is exciting for this old man.
Glad you’re enjoying them!
I will plant my carrots this weekend! Thanks for the reminder. What about beets outside? I only have a few raised beds for my family's consumption, but always try and grow these two crops with nothing but failure. I feel it's a timing issue. I have the Senninger Wobbler #14 blue, I would love to see how you use your irrigation and how you have it connected and move it. I use mine to water my raised bed and the corn plot in ground with the wobblers running down the middle between the raised bed and ground plot. It gets in the way of the tiller when we plant corn and I would love to see something that is moveable.
Yes we plant outside Beets, I don’t direct seed, never had much luck with that, but start in trays and transplant outdoors in late February, early March. Good luck with your carrots!
Do you plant tomatoes outside or just in the green house
I do plant tomatoes outside, we’ll start transplanting those in April
I would love to be able to compost my garden like that but because I'm not a market gardener the cost of compost where I live is so high it would it wouldn't be cost effective at least I think it is high priced but I don't know what it cost in other parts of the country but here in south central Kansas I have two options 6 cu. yds. for 500.00 or 10 cu.yrds for 750.00
I get it by the 1 yard bucket and it’s 50$ a scoop my big truck holds $150 worth