How to Direct Sow Seeds Fast
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These voiceless videos are some of the most effective ones I have seen anywhere. Thank you, Moreno!
Moreno is from explomo!
Perfect carrot seed planting music. You and your videos are a treasure.
Thank you for the kind words! :)
It is amazing how much can be told with being Nonverbal.
Thank you Moreno.
Respect from Africa 🇿🇦
Hey Justus! Glad it's helpful! :)
I admire how efficient, neat and practical your way of working is. thanks for sharing your art.
Great time saver!! Time is of the essence in gardening, especially if that's how your making a living. Thank you for the post, it kind of lets me know how I need to set my pace.
Hey Moreno! I like your videos very much. Thank you for explaining what you do so well. Even without your voice! It's great! Keep it up.
Love the silent to do video thank you!
Love it, your hard work and beautiful beds are such an inspiration.
Hey Debra, thank you for the kind words! :)
the way you care for your farm, in other videos too, really helps to adopt to other fields of life or business, ex., keep track of data, necessary tools on budget to make things easier , get prepared before diving ... really helpful thanks
Hi Moreno. Thank you for the demo. This was very clear even without you talking. I was deliberating back and forth between the jang or the earthway seeder because the earthway is cheaper. But seeing the jang in action now.... it really goes over the ground very smoothly. Jang it is
Hey Sabrina! I definitely recommend the Jang seeder if your budget allows it. I've never used the Earthway so can't say much about it, but from what I understand it has allowed many farmers get started on a lower budget and they were able to upgrade over time with the profits made.
Hello 🙏 from India, Actions speak volumes, like the way u work, learning much from you! Thanks much Moreno!
Thank you Moreno for your videos, I learn a lot. Torben Gram, Denmark
Здорово, когда можно собрать не один урожай! Идеальный огород и отличная работа! Чувствуется, что труд не напрягает, а в радует. Желаю успехов!
Your follower from Algeria
🇩🇿, I wish you success
Thank you!
@@TheDutchFarmer 😊❤
🌤️Peaceful green view with Beautiful culture and cultivation ! Thanks a lot for sharing!🌷👏
Ich liebe deine Videos. Du zeigst die kleinen, aber effektiven Kniffe, dein Garten ist wundervoll und macht Mut, es zu versuchen. 😍💗🙏
Thank you Janus! :)
Great to just watch, like a wellbeing film.
Me encanto, lo muestra tan practico, simple. Gracia spor compartirlo.
Very good techniques and ideas Sir. Thank you for that real demonstration.
You're welcome! :)
Superb info!
Thank you.
Blessings from Eire!
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Thank you! :)
Most awaited video. Thanks sir. Learned a lot from you🥰
I'm glad to hear that! :)
Great job you are doing i like what you are doing
Genius farmer
Simplicity methodology
Simplicity is definitely important in the day-to-day operations of the farm!
I can see how valuable that tool is for you. 5 rows = smaller leaves = happy customer.
One of the most valuable tools we have! With 5 rows we harvest indeed smaller leaves. It really depends on the customers we serve! :)
Im so inspired, it's easier and simpler
A manual seeder is definitely a big time saver on the farm!
New subbie I love watching you work your farm omg better that watching a movie lol
Thanks for sharing! 👏🏻👏🏻
Hi! Good job ! 👍
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Planted my first rows of spinach with the jang last week. Very much looking forward to results.
Jealousy is the emotion I am experiencing currently. One day it will be my turn.
Awesome! Good on you! Hope they'll come out nicely:)
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It's so peacefull...
Your videos kick some garden ass!!!
Супер, счастливые люди!
Now this is what i call pure ASMR
Как у вас все красиво и аккуратно.
Thanks men
Love from India
Awesome. You have lot of kit
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🌴🌾Nice video.🍀.Good information Sir🌱🌿
Thank you!
Thank you. I'm hoping to start my market garden soon in the uk. We suffer from slugs, mice, birds. I like your wood chips along your paths but was advised not to use it as it attracts slugs? I've been practicing on a small plot and something ate some of the carrots and beetroot. The beetroot had bird netting and carrots had carrot fly netting. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thank you.
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So refreshing sometimes I just wanna go home , leaving behind of my city life and having self love in the country side😭😭but I can't
You can!😃
This is why and how
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Do you find that sometimes the Jang (especially with non-pelleted carrot seeds) tends to plant things closer than expected and in clumps?
Very good video
Hi Moreno have you used the earthway seeder? How does it compare to the jaang? And what are the differences. Working to start my small farm and trying to pick one
Hi Morena, great videos, very helpful. Can you tell me make and model of seeder please? Thanks
Hi! as you do with weeds. I saw that you didn't put cardboard under the compost, but I didn't understand how you manage to keep the garden free of weeds, so clean

I think I need to save up for a new toy. That saves a lot of time and bending down.
Same here.
It's definitely a back saver! Maybe not justifiable for home gardeners, but definitely a must for small farmers!
@@TheDutchFarmer
I'm on the cusp in between. I will be making myself a plywood wheel for the spring...then banking proceeds until I can justify the pricetag of the upgrade. All in good time. ;)
Dank je wel!!
For the seeder do you have to use specialised seeds to make it work??
Hi, great Video, as always!
I have a question though: don't you have problems with field mice and moles? I have dozens of them ruining everything I plant or sow. I lay cardboard with mulch on top and a few days later the small "bumps" are everywhere...
Any tip on how to prevent this spreading would be great!
I believe farmers here in the Netherlands set traps pressed into their mole hills, my grandfather who would have been in his late nineties if he was still alive would catch moles and it must have been in the fourtie’ and fifties that he would sell them for their skin, moles that is not field mice (could be they’re a protected species in the Netherlands, I’m not sure, could even depend on the area/ region you’re at with your farm.
But with lots of mice, I don’t know if this individual trapping of holes works?
But if they go for peanut butter baited bucket traps that you could also dig into the ground up to the buckets rim to easy lure them in. then you could kill many with one big trap by drowning them all at once or catch them alive, but why you would do that I can’t think of a reason why?
There are different bucket trap designs that you can find here on YT and also chickens love to eat them, gets you great eggs with those dark yellow yokes.
It’s all about trying to make a positive out of a negative in an efficient productive way.
Maybe you could even cut up the mole and feed that to the chickens, but that’s a bit much maybe, otherwise just compost them or if you can get in life traps just set them out kilometers away from farmland and they’ll stay in that area.
@@h.rutten2187 Thanks for your inputs!
In fact what makes the most damage are not the mice or moles, but voles. They are capable of killing a young tree by eating the roots.
Moles are protected here in Germany, so we must be really careful on how to set the traps.
What we started using, with very good success, are the SuperCat mouse traps. These are specially designed for voles and we are capable of catching more than one vole per day on certain areas of our garden.
I'm convinced that this is a never ending battle because the voles reproduce on a high rate, but at least we are managing to reduce their number around the most important areas of our garden.
Great video! And how do you water the seeds/seedlings after you cover them?
The water will go through the cover. It is permeable.
Where do you purchase the seeder and seeds you use? Great video btw 👍
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Im new here fren thanks
Hi Moreno! I was wondering where you got your seed sower? :)
Hey Moreno, where did you buy your JP-1 in Europe?
Beautiful garden with the trees. I do wonder about the woodchips though. They are great for the garden but the energy input to make them is enormous and often (depending on the situation) involves huge tractors and monstrous shredders that compact the soil in other places a lot (I do some forestry work - the machines used to make woodchips here absolutely massive). That does seem a bit deceiving. Just because there are no big machines in the garden it does not mean they are not involved .... don't know .. maybe still the best option to build soil rapidly. I just try to consider the overall picture ....
Great video! How is the tool your using in the video called?! Where did you buy it? Thank you
Hi Moreno! Did you buy the GRIDDER PLANTING tool in UE, where? I can’t find it!!
Thanks
Its NICE
Do you know off-hand how long you cut the bows for your netting? I have the steel here, but my first set was a bit short, the plastic (mini tunnel) is smothering the chillies :D
Hey! I cut them at 1.50 meters. Perfect for most direct seeded crops (radish, carrots, turnips and all the leafy greens). For taller crops you would need to make them a bit longer.
Bravo
So beutiful
Can you make a video on "How to make compost"
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Carrot seeds though, they're so tiny I ended up with them growing way too close together they're too tiny to separate with my fingers. any tips on that? the ones you showed we're really big, easy to handle, can that machine handle carrot Seeds?
Aww.... D lettuce🥰
👍 THANKS!!! MERCI!
Very well done, perhaps you can start a video business
Thank you for the kind words. I'm more interested in farming and inspiring/helping others farm as well!
superb
Great video
How do you the call the "Bicycle" for seeding? I think i want one
Jang seeder
Hey Moreno, thanks for the lovely video. Could you tell us where it is possible to buy the Jang seeder as well as the 6-way seeder? Johnny's Seeds told me they don't have distributors in the UK or EU, did you import your 6-way from them? If so, how much did it cost in total? Best Wishes, from England
Hey Raeveth, thank you for the kind words! We imported all the tools from the US. Jang and 6-row both from Johnny's. You can easily double the price with import taxes and shipping costs if you decide to do the same. BUT, I recommend you only get the Jang. Everything you can do with the 6-row, you can pretty much do with the Jang. I can get the exact same results, yet you don't have to be as meticulous with the bed prep. We bought both, but now I don't use the 6-row at all anymore.
@@TheDutchFarmer that is great advice Dank U/Merci
Thanks so much for this video. I knew there had to be an easier way to plant carrots. Where do you recommend purchasing that machine?
Depends where you are. In the US I think Farmers Friend, in Europe Terrateck, Aldinger (in germany) and probably a variety of others.
Jang Seeder / Terradonis Seeder ... comes with a few names, JP1 is pretty universal though.
Yes and Jonny's seeds in the US, they sale on line too.
We bought it from Johnnys in the US. But they're now available from a variety of suppliers! Look for Jang JP-1.
@@aenorist2431 Thank you for your input! :)
I like how you look like a marine taking apart a gun😉 You’ve clearly done this once or twice! (or a thousand times🤣)
Hey Shannon. Haha it's indeed been a couple of times;)
Good morning Moreno, where do you purchase your organic precision seeds from?
Hey Marc, we buy our seeds from a variety of French seed suppliers: Graines Voltz, Sativa, Agrosemence, Kokopelli, Gautier, Prosem and a couple of smaller seed suppliers as well!
Great video Moreno. Was that spinach seed or a brassica? The most important thing you did, after the seeding and netting, was WRITING NOTES! Really important to keep good records. great stuff again.
I think I saw spinach on the packet. The seeds must be coated white though, so they can be seed easier while planting?
@@MrCynbo You could be right - pelletised seed. i think they coat it with something so each seed is bigger and easier to handle..
Épinards so spinach it is :) The seeds comes from a local seed company called Graines Voltz. I checked their catalog for this variety of Spinach an they say the seeds are "calibrated", they are not talking of coated seeds though at first glance I also thought they were coated seeds in the video here.
Hey Smith! Coated spinach seeds. They're calibrated. The coating is supposed to improve 'sowability'. We bought these seeds without knowing they were coated. Nevertheless it doesn't really matter whether they're coated or not with the use of a Jang seeder!
@@MrCynbo That's what they say! I haven't noticed a difference ;)
What is a definition on a small farm that fulfil needs of a family 4-6 members, means how much sqft vacant land excluding house ? Will 20000 sqft produce surplus for sale also ?
How many crops / veggies cycle you take in a year - what are most safe and profitable items to grow and what should be cycle of those to fix nutrients, are chickens compulsory in small farm ?
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Tks
How do you water your farm ?
Overhead and drip irrigation!
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Hi what's the thikness of your insectnetting? thanks
Good.
Thanks!
ciao moreno dove reperisci le sementi in capsula ciao grazie mi sto guardando tutti i tuoi video
Can I use seedling machine for rapeseed? Can you tell us exactly which model are you using?
Hello sir
Please upload your farm or garden tour
What is the thicknesses of the metal hoops you’re using ?
4 mm. I wouldn't go any thinner!
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He handles that seeder with military precision.
Bonjour Moreno, quel semoir utilises-tu pour les haricots verts ?
Bonjour! En fait cette année on a commencé les haricots dans la pépinière. Ça à très bien fonctionné. Sinon il y a aussi un 'roller' pour les haricots avec le Jang seeder.
@@TheDutchFarmer Merci pour cette indication 🙏
Haricots en plaques de 72 ?
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i wish i could afford that one right now but not just yet
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About how many acres is your farm/the area you are actively gardening in?
Hey Jeannette we farm only a 1/3 of an acre!
@@TheDutchFarmer I am amazed at how much you produce on such a small area (which also doesn’t appear that small!)! I am currently looking for a small piece of land and that helps give a better idea of what I could do. I was thinking two acres weren’t going to be enough but maybe it will do! Thank you!!
Wish they made smaller ones a person could use in 4x8 raised beds