Greenhouse Tour Winter Growing in Minnesota Zone 4B
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
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Hi, we're Matt & Sara. Along with our 4 kids, 2 dogs, a lot of bees and 50ish chickens we have been developing our homesteading lifestyle. After nearly a decade on our property we are debt free and using this FREEDOM to do what we love best, becoming more and more self reliant!
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Thanks and thanks for watching
Good morning my friends
Good morning 😃
I know I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again, unreal that you all are still growing. Love the greenhouse setup. Carrots looked great.
Thanks Brian. Definitely going to be following you with the queen rearing this year. Thanks for watching
We normally don’t like kale much either but last year I grew it for the first time and we enjoyed it in smoothies and juices. I dehydrated a bunch of it and sprinkle it into any dish I can (similar to how you’ve been using the carrot tops).
Love these ideas! Thank you and thanks for watching!
Love these ideas! Thank you and thanks for watching!
I can't believe you're still harvesting
Right. It’s crazy can’t wait for next winter 😜
@@mattsara2802 what are some of the additions to it will you be doing to make it warmer next year..... I've decided I'm going to try the earth battery? Design... Bunch of tubes really deep forced air
Yes that’s awesome. If lumber prices go down I would like to do in ground like a wallapinie or in ground battery like you are doing. If lumber doesn’t go down then heat tape in both beds cheep to use for what we can grow.
@@mattsara2802 I think you are doing AWESOME for your first winter... It's been pretty mild this year though
Thanks and yes vary mild. Yours will be amazing because you can dig it yourself I would have to rent a machine to do so.
Good morning Matt and Sara ☀️. I personally do not like kale...and of course it grew like a weed...and it finally died in February the past year. I couldn't believe it was doing great even in the snow. Sweet potato...some people just don't like the taste. I grew that because it very good to give it to the dogs cooked. So, if it doesn't get eaten...cook it up and give small portions to your two furkids. Have a wonderful Monday 👍
Thanks for the tips Mary and have an amazing day
I prefer kale over spinach, but I'm probably in the low percentage of those people! Ha, ha! I also like sweet potatoes: cooked like baked potatoes or like french fries. Good luck!
I love sweet potato fries too lol Matt don’t like them and kale isn’t too bad. Thanks
I tell you what, pretty impressive carrots for being grown inside, well done. Them atomic red are pretty good eating also. I'm with Matt on sweet potatoes and not a fan of Kale.
Thanks Rob. Lol he said he will try it so we will see what happens LOL 😂
Not a fan of kale, but drying it sounds like a viable option.
Sweet potatoes are not really edible unless fried. Mashed and mushy with marshmallow goo 🤮
I guess I'm spoiled when it comes to food. There are so many delicious things to nosh, I see no reason to waste calories eating yuck.
Lol yesssssssssss I so agree hahaha but I said I will try it on camera so I have to try. Lol. O well I am sure the chickens will eat good this year. 😜
@@mattsara2802 well, when you try, sprinkle slices or chunks generously with onion, garlic, and smoked salt. Then fry til crispy. Good luck. 🤞
Will definitely try that thanks Valerie