I watched you lawnmower carb cleaning video. i have a 16.5 opposed piston engine and it wasn't running right and your hubbys video helped me sooo much. tell that man , "thank you" im mowing like a champ now. hell yeah
I bought some netting from agriculturesolutions for green bean trellis. This netting is great stuff. Have used the same netting for several years. I set tposts and run a few rows of bailing string and tie the netting on. The beans climb up it good and not that expensive. A the worst part is removing the vines from the trellis at the end.
I rig up a similar system for my beans . Using two poles horizontal to the ground . The top one strapped firmly to two vertical poles 2 m off the floor. The lower one is six inches off the floor tethered to vertical poles. Then using the resend larks head knot I tie in continually going from the top horizontal to the lower and back. At the end of the season I just roll up the lot and tie the two horizontals together.
We never did figure out the dead spot in the garden we just planted different veggies in that spot the following year and it did just fine I don't know of it was just that there wasn't enough nutrients in the ground right there for beans Maybe we didn't fertilize enough but either way it's fine now
Less than one year later, twine is 40 to 80 bucks at out tractor supply now... Sheesh! But, This is what I was looking for. I think I'm going to try this on my tomatoes as well. The Florida weave makes me crazy.. 😂😂
@@tri-countyfamilyfarms1790 Hey, thanx for the response. Any advice for white half runners? First year I've grown them and first year I've had a big enough area for a large garden it's about 100x50. Would they be the same as bush and pole beans? I was growing in a 10x15 area and planted beans every year but not full rows. Any advice is appreciated, thanks again to you all!
We trellis all of our beans except the bush beans the same way we use something similar to the Florida weave on our bush beans to keep them off the ground
@@tri-countyfamilyfarms1790 na I'm not an expert on manure but I don't mess with swine no unclean creatures over here u no the saying you are what you eat
Oh yes I know the saying very well and I'm sure you also know about not to being quick to anger and to bridle your tougue which apparently we're both terrible at lol and also do not tempt one into anger I know the Bible very well so with that being said ....thank you for being so interested in our page and different gardening we do we truly do appreciate it and the feed back you've given and also your knowledge into the different things we could use or do differently ❤️ so please have a blessed day and if I offended you in any type of way I do apologize
@@tri-countyfamilyfarms1790 The democrats are angry because they`re too lazy and stooopid to grow food. They`re in for a huge starvation issue in the coming years.
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I watched you lawnmower carb cleaning video. i have a 16.5 opposed piston engine and it wasn't running right and your hubbys video helped me sooo much. tell that man , "thank you" im mowing like a champ now. hell yeah
I bought some netting from agriculturesolutions for green bean trellis. This netting is great stuff. Have used the same netting for several years. I set tposts and run a few rows of bailing string and tie the netting on. The beans climb up it good and not that expensive. A the worst part is removing the vines from the trellis at the end.
Thanks yall. I use the same post driver. I've never done half runner's. I'm going to plant a ten foot row and try this out.
I rig up a similar system for my beans . Using two poles horizontal to the ground . The top one strapped firmly to two vertical poles 2 m off the floor. The lower one is six inches off the floor tethered to vertical poles. Then using the resend larks head knot I tie in continually going from the top horizontal to the lower and back. At the end of the season I just roll up the lot and tie the two horizontals together.
This gives me some ideas!
Are you still happy with volunteer half runners? I’ll have to Google and look for some, thanks , Ron in WA. state
We are happy with the volunteer half runners they do very well and we get a good yield from them
Did you figure out the dead spot in your garden? I have the same thing going on.
We never did figure out the dead spot in the garden we just planted different veggies in that spot the following year and it did just fine I don't know of it was just that there wasn't enough nutrients in the ground right there for beans Maybe we didn't fertilize enough but either way it's fine now
Good video. How far apart to you plant the beans (not the rows)?
We plant our beans thick usually not even half and inch apart
@@tri-countyfamilyfarms1790 Thank you
Absolutely no problem at all
Less than one year later, twine is 40 to 80 bucks at out tractor supply now... Sheesh! But, This is what I was looking for. I think I'm going to try this on my tomatoes as well. The Florida weave makes me crazy.. 😂😂
We love using the twine we bought a bunch a few years ago and stock up on it just for our veggies it does help alot
Try fishing line its strong, and holds up for the summer buy a roll of that and give it a try
What state are y’all in?
Southwest virginia
Hey buddy, when you plant your half runners how wide are your rows and what spacing do you use?
We plant the rows 42 inches apart we strow ours thick as we can get them with bush and pole beans to guarantee full coverage and a plentiful harvest
@@tri-countyfamilyfarms1790 Hey, thanx for the response. Any advice for white half runners? First year I've grown them and first year I've had a big enough area for a large garden it's about 100x50. Would they be the same as bush and pole beans? I was growing in a 10x15 area and planted beans every year but not full rows. Any advice is appreciated, thanks again to you all!
We trellis all of our beans except the bush beans the same way we use something similar to the Florida weave on our bush beans to keep them off the ground
@@tri-countyfamilyfarms1790 Hey, thank you all, good luck with your garden this year. John 15:5
Thank you good luck with yours as well I love that verse thank you adding it ... God bless ❤️
Too much pig shit on the ground you gotta level it out with horse and chicken manure
You stick with what ur good at 😂 we will stick with what we do best it sounds like your a professional in the manure business
@@tri-countyfamilyfarms1790 na I'm not an expert on manure but I don't mess with swine no unclean creatures over here u no the saying you are what you eat
Oh yes I know the saying very well and I'm sure you also know about not to being quick to anger and to bridle your tougue which apparently we're both terrible at lol and also do not tempt one into anger I know the Bible very well so with that being said ....thank you for being so interested in our page and different gardening we do we truly do appreciate it and the feed back you've given and also your knowledge into the different things we could use or do differently ❤️ so please have a blessed day and if I offended you in any type of way I do apologize
@@tri-countyfamilyfarms1790 The democrats are angry because they`re too lazy and stooopid to grow food. They`re in for a huge starvation issue in the coming years.