Hardest working people on UA-cam. You’ve earned your success. Glad to see your “employee of the week” is doing well and that Luna seems to be thriving.
My favorite part of your videos is when Casey says “here, try this” to any visitors. 😂 and then the person says “what do you do with it?” And Casey always responds, “chefs love it”. 🤣
Is there anything better than chickens on fresh grass? "Not to be confused with Mr Potato Head." hahahaha. "Haters gonna hate; potatoes gonna potate." LOL The garlic has really taken off! That banana flower is massive! I'm amazed that the banana tree can survive the winter there.
Hi, Casey and Tori! I made it to the Honey Hog on Good Friday. Your onions make the best onion rings I have ever eaten. This video was one of your best. I loved the humor.
North Wales Uk, you guys work so hard, your set up is absolutely awesome, please keep posting the videos, really look forward to them, you've inspired me to double my crop of fruit and vegetables, this year 🤗
I agree with you on the" mowing is stupid" part. If food can be grown-then grow food. I was talking with my grandkids about how a single book ,idea or person can change the course of your life. You are a fine example of that truth. PS I have bought to some new books on woodcraft and knots. Blessings from New Orleans.
Can you add the book and author you spoke about, “Market Gardening”. Thank you, y’all work super hard but I know y’all love what your doing. Great job, well done. 🌱
So happy to hear that my favourites on youtube are friends and talk to eachother. You have a lovely community over there. Love the Hollars, Roades and Art and Bri. All of you brighten my day, give me courage and inspiration. Im kind of jelous right now, because we still have snow on the ground and nights temperatures below zero celsius her in Arvidsjaur, Lapland, Sweden. Im just itching to get started outside! This will spring will be a restart of my market garden after a pause of four years. New location, new aproach. Thank you for inspiring me!
Ha! I was just thinking of commenting about your videos and how much I appreciate you even doing them, let alone making them funny and informative, when I saw the last bit of this vid! So... yes, it's much appreciated, thank you!
Hey Casey glad to finally see you having some fun with friends- also you better Marry that girl before someone snaffles her up- what a worker. Another Fabulous video & stop making me grow weird stuff here in Australia- but boy it does taste great. Cheers Denise- Australia
'Stupid stuff' is properly called 'maintenance'. It is vitally important if you do not want to have something break down when you really need it. BTW, I would buy a couple of filters while I am at it to save another trip next year.
It has been such an encouragement and profitable experience of knowledge, to glean from y’alls growth from the beginning, to the abundance you all now operate in....
Another great Vlog guys. I don't suppose you could put down the exact ingredients of your wheelbarrow full compost and amendments for us please? As it might be beneficial to all us grows of tomatoes and cucumbers. Thank you
Your place is just beautiful. You inspired me to double the number and size of beds this year. Unfortunately it's just my husband and me--the neighbors are already afraid I'll be chasing them down with surplus veggies...
What do you use for the hoops? Is it wire? Where do you get it? I’m in east central Tennessee and have lots of pest pressure, so I’ve decided I need row cover. You guys are amazing, I’m in awe of how much work you get done in a day, and your dedication to your farm and lifestyle. I’m trying to be more self sufficient when it comes to my food. I’m old enough to be your mom so I don’t have your stamina. Lol. I hope you continue to succeed at your dreams.
Hey Y'all. I did enjoy the video. I just retired to Kentucky. We rented in one city and finally purchased property.....an hour and a half away. We are moving next month. I have had to try to find compost and wood chips there with not much success. When you said you got the leaf mulch referral from your extension agent, I was extremely excited. Never thought of that resource. Thanks man! I always get something useful from your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for sharing your experiences even though you all are so crazy busy. Wishing you all the best. Peace and good fortune and good health to you and your family. 👍
Your place keeps looking better and better. My mom and I met George at Hickory FM a few weeks ago, I was in visiting from WA State. I will be moving back next year hopefully and look forward to being one of your customers. BTW, the bag of greens were great!
Know very well how big of a nuisance violets are. Do think they are pretty though when not in the garden. Watch a YT channel out of NC called Celebrating Appalachia. They made jelly from the blossoms the other day. Had no idea.
As you are tarping your front lawn it brings up a question, won't the extra nutrients in the new beds encourage the feeder roots from the trees to encroach into the beds? I am thinking of creating 3 new beds in the front yard but we have 30-year-old willow oaks to the right side. the beds won't be under the dripline of them but I know the pain of my compost bins that became a waste because of all the feeder roots from nearby trees. I don't want to create beautifully fertile beds for tomatoes and peppers only to lose them to tree roots. Thanks, Casey.
I don't know anything about creating such things, but is there any practical way to construct a wind break (or two) for your property to reduce such strong winds from breaking your plants? I know someone who puts up straw bales along their rows when they know particularly bad storms are coming, but they only have a 1/8 acre of garden beds and so that would be a lot of work for the size of your plot.
Yeah I definitely thought it was going to be darker. I just change it every spring. We’re ordering more once we see how stuff germinates in it. They said 5 but I think more around 3 based on her personality
@@honeytreefarmnc Just in case it becomes scarce, I'd get a couple of loads (if they are cheap or free ) and at least have them dumped down by the future pond, composted leaf mold has to be great deal.
How are you holding those big tarps down with that crazy wind? I have way less wind, and I can't even keep my 6' weed fabric down, even using tons of the super long staples.
Question if I may? Could you save yourself a step by tilling in the cover crops and not flail mowing first? Secondly, Y’all are going to have to expand soon. You’re quickly running out of room and hours in the day. Thank you Lord from whom all blessings flow!
Hardest working people on UA-cam. You’ve earned your success. Glad to see your “employee of the week” is doing well and that Luna seems to be thriving.
My favorite part of your videos is when Casey says “here, try this” to any visitors. 😂 and then the person says “what do you do with it?” And Casey always responds, “chefs love it”. 🤣
😂
Is there anything better than chickens on fresh grass?
"Not to be confused with Mr Potato Head." hahahaha. "Haters gonna hate; potatoes gonna potate." LOL
The garlic has really taken off!
That banana flower is massive! I'm amazed that the banana tree can survive the winter there.
McCrack!!!
Hi, Casey and Tori! I made it to the Honey Hog on Good Friday. Your onions make the best onion rings I have ever eaten. This video was one of your best. I loved the humor.
I love watching the set up for the farmers markets, what a lovely display!
CASEY! WE NEED TO SEE A FOOTNOTE IN VIDEO , NAMING THE OTHER NUTRIENTS YOU PUT IN THE BIO CHAR ENHANCER! PLEASE, YOURE KILLING ME!
North Wales Uk, you guys work so hard, your set up is absolutely awesome, please keep posting the videos, really look forward to them, you've inspired me to double my crop of fruit and vegetables, this year 🤗
👍💪💪
Man yall got a lot going on. Elliot thank you for giving them that book that they finally read!
I agree with you on the" mowing is stupid" part. If food can be grown-then grow food. I was talking with my grandkids about how a single book ,idea or person can change the course of your life. You are a fine example of that truth. PS I have bought to some new books on woodcraft and knots. Blessings from New Orleans.
You n troy are the hardest working people I know
Can you add the book and author you spoke about, “Market Gardening”. Thank you, y’all work super hard but I know y’all love what your doing. Great job, well done. 🌱
The market gardener by JM Fortier
@@honeytreefarmnc super thank you
@@honeytreefarmnc I just ordered it, y’all are a blast to watch. You get so much accomplished.
Look at all that hard work !!! Yall got it going on !!!
So happy to hear that my favourites on youtube are friends and talk to eachother. You have a lovely community over there. Love the Hollars, Roades and Art and Bri. All of you brighten my day, give me courage and inspiration. Im kind of jelous right now, because we still have snow on the ground and nights temperatures below zero celsius her in Arvidsjaur, Lapland, Sweden. Im just itching to get started outside! This will spring will be a restart of my market garden after a pause of four years. New location, new aproach. Thank you for inspiring me!
Ha! I was just thinking of commenting about your videos and how much I appreciate you even doing them, let alone making them funny and informative, when I saw the last bit of this vid! So... yes, it's much appreciated, thank you!
Hey Casey glad to finally see you having some fun with friends- also you better Marry that girl before someone snaffles her up- what a worker. Another Fabulous video & stop making me grow weird stuff here in Australia- but boy it does taste great. Cheers Denise- Australia
'Stupid stuff' is properly called 'maintenance'. It is vitally important if you do not want to have something break down when you really need it. BTW, I would buy a couple of filters while I am at it to save another trip next year.
jeez for the quality of what you do you should have many more subscribers. You are the one of the best of the net.
Casey! You are so goofy! You always make me smile! Thanks for the awesome video! Hope to come and see ya at the Farmer’s Market soon!
It has been such an encouragement and profitable experience of knowledge, to glean from y’alls growth from the beginning, to the abundance you all now operate in....
THANK YOU! I LEARN SO MUCH FROM YOU!💚💛💜
About six months ago, we started using crab meal for root knot nematodes. It appears that it has worked.
Nice
"Mowings stupid so that works" 😄
Keep 'em coming. Super informative! Good job🤟
Another great Vlog guys. I don't suppose you could put down the exact ingredients of your wheelbarrow full compost and amendments for us please? As it might be beneficial to all us grows of tomatoes and cucumbers. Thank you
i always love watching your videos. so thanks for making the extra work of filming and edditing!!
Same extreme weather swings here in the past week! Frost, hail, -2c a week ago... 17c and sunny for the past 3 days. Sooke, Canada.
Your place is just beautiful. You inspired me to double the number and size of beds this year. Unfortunately it's just my husband and me--the neighbors are already afraid I'll be chasing them down with surplus veggies...
I'll bet this time of the year is a lot of work but so exciting 🐦
I'm glad your Friend is here too help👍
Happy Growin!
JO JO IN VT 💕😄
So awesome what you all do. Thank you for sharing all of your great permaculture knowledge.
B-hyve - it’s the best I barely remember what a nightmare that old timer was!
What do you use for the hoops? Is it wire? Where do you get it?
I’m in east central Tennessee and have lots of pest pressure, so I’ve decided I need row cover.
You guys are amazing, I’m in awe of how much work you get done in a day, and your dedication to your farm and lifestyle. I’m trying to be more self sufficient when it comes to my food. I’m old enough to be your mom so I don’t have your stamina. Lol. I hope you continue to succeed at your dreams.
I look forward to Sunday so I can see what all that has went on with your week. Thanks for the knowledge you pass along.
We enjoyed it! Thanks for bringing us along!
Hey Y'all. I did enjoy the video. I just retired to Kentucky. We rented in one city and finally purchased property.....an hour and a half away. We are moving next month. I have had to try to find compost and wood chips there with not much success. When you said you got the leaf mulch referral from your extension agent, I was extremely excited. Never thought of that resource. Thanks man! I always get something useful from your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Hey I have been watching your videos close to à year now,you guys are working so well, it's so pure...Loads of Love all the way from Bangalore,India😊
Love watching people getting stuff done ✔ ✔✔
Loved the video and like I said last time I learn something new every video! Hmmm Bio char for tomatoes an cucs, might have to try that!
Your tables at markets are always beautiful!
Thank you for sharing your experiences even though you all are so crazy busy. Wishing you all the best. Peace and good fortune and good health to you and your family. 👍
Your place keeps looking better and better. My mom and I met George at Hickory FM a few weeks ago, I was in visiting from WA State. I will be moving back next year hopefully and look forward to being one of your customers. BTW, the bag of greens were great!
Awesome!!!
Definitely enjoy your videos. They’re getting better and more informative all the time too. Thank you so much for all you do. 🙏🏽
I love your cheesiness, you make me laugh almost every time.
I'v heard people here in Greece,sometimes they put wood ash to heal the potato cut -Then after a few days they plant it -
Just visited Huntersville NC, could not believe the pollen on everything! 😳
Keep making these videos, I love watching everything xox
Love it as usual!
Produce looks great 👍🏻😍 weather is 🍌🍌🍌here too .
Know very well how big of a nuisance violets are. Do think they are pretty though when not in the garden. Watch a YT channel out of NC called Celebrating Appalachia. They made jelly from the blossoms the other day. Had no idea.
Mowing is stupid, so that works 😂😂😂 we literally had that conversation a few weeks ago.
Great job you two... I learn something new every time!
You can get a cheap concrete mixer to mix up the amendments
Great video as always thanks for keeping it real
Thank you for the Vid. Good Luck!
Planet of the humans. Just seeing how long this stays up. Lol
Spud-on O's
Keep the videos coming.
Elliot!
I realy enjoy your videos
Thanks
Your buddy must be a Upper eeh.
i feel honored thankyou😂😂😂
I just found your channel and I had to subscribe cuz you said potato bed not to be confused with mr. Potato Head😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂🔥
great video 👍 Blessings
As you are tarping your front lawn it brings up a question, won't the extra nutrients in the new beds encourage the feeder roots from the trees to encroach into the beds? I am thinking of creating 3 new beds in the front yard but we have 30-year-old willow oaks to the right side. the beds won't be under the dripline of them but I know the pain of my compost bins that became a waste because of all the feeder roots from nearby trees. I don't want to create beautifully fertile beds for tomatoes and peppers only to lose them to tree roots. Thanks, Casey.
We will find out. Have a plan for that but we’ll see what happens
I'd love to see that full market setup.
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Is there any value to storing some of the water from the roof? Love to see you keeping it real.
Haters gonna hate, potatoes gonna potate!
Hey guys ,I've got some Q's about the Jang for carrots ...roller? And brush placement?
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I don't know anything about creating such things, but is there any practical way to construct a wind break (or two) for your property to reduce such strong winds from breaking your plants? I know someone who puts up straw bales along their rows when they know particularly bad storms are coming, but they only have a 1/8 acre of garden beds and so that would be a lot of work for the size of your plot.
You won't see any turmeric till it gets warmer.
I thought fennel would inhibit the growth of tomatoes?!?! Am I mistaken? Curious minds want to know. 😁
Just read about it. We will do it and see what happens. Could be all about soil health 🤷♂️
Man that oil looked really clear. I would jump on another load or two of that leaf compost, me thinks you will be very happy. How old is Luna ?
Yeah I definitely thought it was going to be darker. I just change it every spring. We’re ordering more once we see how stuff germinates in it. They said 5 but I think more around 3 based on her personality
@@honeytreefarmnc Just in case it becomes scarce, I'd get a couple of loads (if they are cheap or free ) and at least have them dumped down by the future pond, composted leaf mold has to be great deal.
So the fungus forr the root rot nematodes doesn’t hurt the beneficial nematodes?
Hi do you guys use shade cloth for tomatoes in summer time? thanks!
No it’s just to help the cucumbers and spinach get established
How are you holding those big tarps down with that crazy wind? I have way less wind, and I can't even keep my 6' weed fabric down, even using tons of the super long staples.
Sand bags
I put weed mat down and when I tried to water the plants in, the water just runs off the mat! 🤬. Is that normal? How do keep the plants watered??
Driptape under the mats I think
We use drip under weed mat
I don't have dogs. But it's luna's harness upside down? I'm pretty sure the hook should be behind her not under her!
No it helps train them to walk on a leash
Whew is growing potato's economical, is a really low return on space time.
Yeah I know we ordered too much actually gave some to a friends farm who’s order showed up rotten. Built 5 new beds yesterday to make up for it lol
Question if I may? Could you save yourself a step by tilling in the cover crops and not flail mowing first? Secondly, Y’all are going to have to expand soon. You’re quickly running out of room and hours in the day. Thank you Lord from whom all blessings flow!
What was the book? You have several in your Amazon page.
Market gardener
How many acres is your farm?
What’s the book that made you want to do what you do?
The market gardener
I was thinking the same, thanks for sharing 🤗
Mowing is soooo stupid💥