@@_Nomad_0 Growing a couple of plants in your garden for "fun" and commerically farming 100+ acres of land to feed a society are like chalk and cheese. Even if you do everything right, the weather/elements can and will destroy the crop yield.
You only run over the corn when you turn on the ends. And at this age it doesn’t hurt it too much. And any of the corn it does hurt, it’s worth it to put this stuff out.
Watering the crops has a few ways it can be done. Primarily center pivot irrigation, which goes around in circles makes narrow tracks. Flood irrigation, water runs along the ground from one end of the field to the other. Dryland, which you rely on the weather to provide the rain. As for driving in the field, you'll be turning on some crops on the end rows, but its not typically a lot of damage and if its young enough it'll grow back.
Corn is a filler, it has zero food value. All of the processed food we eat is garbage and that’s why most people are deficient in most minerals and are actually malnourished.
@@PlayingwithproxiesA hydrogen fuel cell can be installed in any kind of car, even a truck. Hydrogen has about 3 times as much energy per unit of mass as gasoline, however due to the troubles associated with storing liquid hydrogen, compressed hydrogen is used far more frequently. You‘ll run out of fuel faster because the energy of compressed hydrogen per volume is about 3.7 times less than gasoline, however to get compressed oxygen you only need an energy source (solar panels and windmills suffice) and some relatively small equipment used to split water molecules and store hydrogen. For a farm out in nowhere it might be a lot more economical to just have some solar panels/windmills produce energy and turn water into hydrogen instead of driving all the way down to a gas station to get gas.
I’ve never even heard of the stuff before but another comment explained it and that’s awesome! Keep up the amazing work, I don’t know how you guys even do it.
Large doses of aflatoxins can lead to acute poisoning (aflatoxicosis) and can be life threatening, usually through damage to the liver. Aflatoxins have also been shown to be genotoxic, meaning they can damage DNA and cause cancer in animal species. There is also evidence that they can cause liver cancer in humans.
Try reading up on things before saying the same dumb comments. Lol...kids....there's a reason we are at a 30 year educational low,.and you are proof. Lololol
They spray weedkiller on our food. Wheat and potatoes peas etc are treated to make the plant ripen quicker and make harvesting easier, and the farmers need protective clothing and masks etc to do this to our food yet we eat it 🤔💀💀💀😆
It’s not roundup though. It’s the fungus that makes aflatoxin bioengineered to not produce aflatoxin and to out compete the fungus that produces aflatoxin
@@Kimjongil.we sure do! And we’re all nice and healthy too! Also, did you know that the “natural” pesticides used for organic farming are much more toxic and harmful than the evil lab made pesticides specifically made to be safe for humans? In all honesty, we wouldn’t be able to produce enough food to feed everyone if we didn’t have pesticides and gmos. Also gmos have existed since the dawn of agriculture, we just call it a different word: selective breeding
Gotta love how the trolls always are in the comments for every kind of video just bitching about things they have no idea about and no matter how thorough you could explain it they still bitch. An how about the trolls that go on about how easy certain people have it, in this case they say every farmer is rich. How many of them would do the physical work needed and how good would they manage their money? There are so many factors to making your income as a farmer. How about how its a gamble from how much your input cost is and than how there's no guarantee on the price you'll get since theres many things that make the price for crops fluctuate. An lets not forget everything is affected by weather conditions. How many of these trolls could make a decent income with all these factors. And alot of farms have been acquiring more land when they could afford it while others sold their land because they couldn't afford it or no family members want that kinda of work. There was also comments about how all farmers have new pickups, yes alot have new or near new trucks but trucks are also used for working so that argument is a dumb one. Why can't people use comment section to ask good questions and answers instead of just trying to argue about things they have no idea about?
Bro they’re literally poisoning our food and water and you’re bitching ab ppl complaining ab money. Like this farmer is putting some mix of mystery chemicals into his fields and corn and you aren’t even worried? Maybe it’s all the lead and microplastics in your blood stream, and perhaps you’re mad that bc of the lead and plastic you’re now infertile, but it’s still concerning
@@truefarmer12345 nobody believes that. Farmers have a culture of complaining no matter what they make. Plus it's the most heavily subsidized industry in the US.
@@truefarmer12345 I have literally never seen a poor farmer. They all live in massive homes and drive brand new trucks. And I live in one of the poorest states in the US.
Yah but it’s something not that big of a deal, your pretty much running over one or two plants and gets destroyed aways when like deer and other wild animals run through it
@@teganstruble733 the old wise tale is the reason a farmer curves the bill of his hat is so it doesn't get caught on the mailbox when he's looking in there for that government check. Thought you may want comedy with all the laughing emojis 😜
You run over some crop but yes, he is driving mostly between the rows. That's why a lot of equipment has tires that are only 15-16 inches wide. Most row crop is planted 30-32 inches apart. Equipment meant to be run after the crop comes up has these skinny tires for that reason
The green stuff isn't chemicals, it's a formula that consists of a fungus that cancels out the harmful fungus infecting the corn. Organic is a scam anyway, same stuff just different label
@EvolBurd if there's no point in elaborating, then there was really no point in responding in the first place. Also, monocropping DOES have many problems that permaculture fixes. If you have not done both, you're opinion means even less.
@@sgtrickards5683 go ahead an explain to us here how mutlicropping solves an issue with a fungus that attacks corn. Ohhh wait it doesnt aka your comment has no meaning on this video.
Synthetic nitrogen fertilizers (Urea ) contribute very little to the ecosystem or structure of the soil. May actually decrease soil fertility due to chemical nitrogen stimulating excessive microorganism growth, which, over time, depletes organic matter in the soil.Excess nitrogen has also contributed to acid rain, polluted drinking water, and caused oxygen depletion and “dead zones” in water bodies such as the Gulf of Mexico, which causes serious harm to aquatic wildlife.
Beautiful monocrop 😅 we gotta shift the paradigm guys. This isn't ecologically sustainable, or intelligent. As a farmer myself I know it's not straightforward, but i think we better change while we can, before we can't change out of lack of possibility.
Yup, urea is also a fertilizer that is very harmful to the environment; it’s production creates a decent bit of co2, it is very susceptible to denitrification, it is very water soluble, and it has adverse effects on seed germination.
You know what’s funny, the farmers who actually know about crops. And know what we’re putting on are never scared of it like people who know nothing about it. You think we’d be eating it if it was deadly 😂
@@familyfarmlife yep, always people on the internet who probably haven’t gotten their hands dirty ever. They also are the ones that trust the internet over all else
@@familyfarmlife Your practices do harm before the food is even grown, and I’m sure some study will reveal cancer causing chemicals in your fertilizers at some point.
@@familyfarmlife Urea is a fertilizer that is very harmful to the environment; it’s production creates a decent bit of co2, it is very susceptible to denitrification, it is very water soluble, and it has adverse effects on seed germination.
@@thevernsweatheroffical I mean no disrespect but why would your pet peeve be critical thinking? I believe it is always important to challenge ideals, ideas and practices; without criticality slavery would still be a thing.
I did thesis for this in college and it doesnt start with the farm but in the storage after you harvest it you need it stored in dry place because moist start the growth of aflatoxin
I thought aflatoxin occurred when grains are improperly stored and moisture content permits fungal growth that can (but infrequently) produces aflatoxin.
I can imagine how it must looks like when I see grain on field and raining 2 weeks with 12 degree temperature.. Dont expecting it will be safe to eat 😊
Same here. We run a little diversified farm. If one crop fails we let it go but we have 20+ others to rely on in the same season. And we sell direct to consumer so our margins are reasonable. Failure can still happen on our scale it’s just less risky…….
My guy could get you that for $74,900.
You’ll have to hook us up. Sounds like a deal!
@@familyfarmlife
My guy could get you that for $ 74,800
@@familyfarmlifemy guy could get you that for $69,420
@@familyfarmlife
My guy could get you that for $ 69,320
My guy can get that to you for only $250,000.33
Y’all should do a farm tour
It’s in the works, also got some huge videos on the way in the next month or so
@@familyfarmlife sweet and I’ll be waiting
So pee in fertilizer. Prolly better than shot desantose and Dow Corning make.
Farm tour: Corn
@@alecwhatshisname5170 what
This man really used his exhaust as a hand drier, much respect.
I don't even know what to say about that!
Or washed his hands with exhaust water ..
Usually its a hose and water setup installed with a valve on the side of the truck.
Yeah I don't think that's what he did there
I made that comment on their Facebook post😂. There's a water tube that's blocked by the exhaust tip
2,000 acres is massive, and absolutely wild to think its only enough corn for 40,000 people
And america has 300 million people. Wow 😯
Seeing the world from bird‘s eye view you realize just how much of the planet is used for farmland.
"That's a hobby farm"- Crocodile Dundee
Oh 40,000 is that all? Such a little number lol.
And that that corn is probably going to be used for livestock, so probably less than that.
It kills me that some people think farming is simple and anyone can do it.
Cant even imagine the work involved lol
Incolved??? 🤔
Anyone can do it, matter of fact, that's how we survived 🤣🤣🤣 but no, not everyone wants to
@@_Nomad_0 Growing a couple of plants in your garden for "fun" and commerically farming 100+ acres of land to feed a society are like chalk and cheese.
Even if you do everything right, the weather/elements can and will destroy the crop yield.
@@evergreengaming2.053 You telling me you couldnt figure out it was "involved" lol?
@@Primal_Primat3 I agree with that
Can you please show us how you guys are able to drive and water without damaging all your crops?? ?
You only run over the corn when you turn on the ends. And at this age it doesn’t hurt it too much. And any of the corn it does hurt, it’s worth it to put this stuff out.
@@familyfarmlife can we see a video?? ?
There are also special wheels you can put on to minimize the amount of crops you are damaging. They look pretty funny but are effective
@Family Farm Life so you pretty much look at that damaged portions of a crop as a loss leader
Watering the crops has a few ways it can be done. Primarily center pivot irrigation, which goes around in circles makes narrow tracks. Flood irrigation, water runs along the ground from one end of the field to the other. Dryland, which you rely on the weather to provide the rain. As for driving in the field, you'll be turning on some crops on the end rows, but its not typically a lot of damage and if its young enough it'll grow back.
Thank you guys for insuring high quality food for the world!
Ensuring***
For the World??
@@julieoluna8887 they could sell it to other countries or something. (I’m not to well versed in global trade)
"High quality" 😂😂😂 omfg you useless zombie.
Corn is a filler, it has zero food value. All of the processed food we eat is garbage and that’s why most people are deficient in most minerals and are actually malnourished.
Did he wash his hands with truck exhaust?
Yeah I saw that too... Really worrying
If they have a hydrogen car the only thing coming out of the exhaust would be distilled water.
@@AnonD38”if” is doing a lot of heavy lifting in that sentence considering it’s a truck. I don’t believe that exist for trucks.
@@PlayingwithproxiesA hydrogen fuel cell can be installed in any kind of car, even a truck.
Hydrogen has about 3 times as much energy per unit of mass as gasoline, however due to the troubles associated with storing liquid hydrogen, compressed hydrogen is used far more frequently.
You‘ll run out of fuel faster because the energy of compressed hydrogen per volume is about 3.7 times less than gasoline, however to get compressed oxygen you only need an energy source (solar panels and windmills suffice) and some relatively small equipment used to split water molecules and store hydrogen.
For a farm out in nowhere it might be a lot more economical to just have some solar panels/windmills produce energy and turn water into hydrogen instead of driving all the way down to a gas station to get gas.
Dried
Thank you. God bless our farmers
We need a video on that trucks water system
"Then we wash up afterwards."
**dude legit sticks his hands to the exhaust pipe**
I’ve never even heard of the stuff before but another comment explained it and that’s awesome! Keep up the amazing work, I don’t know how you guys even do it.
Large doses of aflatoxins can lead to acute poisoning (aflatoxicosis) and can be life threatening, usually through damage to the liver. Aflatoxins have also been shown to be genotoxic, meaning they can damage DNA and cause cancer in animal species. There is also evidence that they can cause liver cancer in humans.
**touches it with bare hands**
“If you’ve ever worked with Roundup and have mesothelioma you may be entitled to a payment”
It’s not a pesticide
Try reading up on things before saying the same dumb comments. Lol...kids....there's a reason we are at a 30 year educational low,.and you are proof. Lololol
They spray weedkiller on our food. Wheat and potatoes peas etc are treated to make the plant ripen quicker and make harvesting easier, and the farmers need protective clothing and masks etc to do this to our food yet we eat it 🤔💀💀💀😆
It’s not roundup though. It’s the fungus that makes aflatoxin bioengineered to not produce aflatoxin and to out compete the fungus that produces aflatoxin
@@Kimjongil.we sure do! And we’re all nice and healthy too! Also, did you know that the “natural” pesticides used for organic farming are much more toxic and harmful than the evil lab made pesticides specifically made to be safe for humans? In all honesty, we wouldn’t be able to produce enough food to feed everyone if we didn’t have pesticides and gmos. Also gmos have existed since the dawn of agriculture, we just call it a different word: selective breeding
They casually dropped urea like we don’t know that is just a fancy word for piss… I finally found out who pissed in my corn flakes
Yeah, except it's not piss. It's made synthetically from ammonia. 🤦♂️
@@jamesdagmond thank you James, I came here to say that.
Str8 from the R Kelly cook book
wow I love watching your family videos and that is nice
Thanks for helping to make our food.
Gotta love how the trolls always are in the comments for every kind of video just bitching about things they have no idea about and no matter how thorough you could explain it they still bitch. An how about the trolls that go on about how easy certain people have it, in this case they say every farmer is rich. How many of them would do the physical work needed and how good would they manage their money? There are so many factors to making your income as a farmer. How about how its a gamble from how much your input cost is and than how there's no guarantee on the price you'll get since theres many things that make the price for crops fluctuate. An lets not forget everything is affected by weather conditions. How many of these trolls could make a decent income with all these factors. And alot of farms have been acquiring more land when they could afford it while others sold their land because they couldn't afford it or no family members want that kinda of work. There was also comments about how all farmers have new pickups, yes alot have new or near new trucks but trucks are also used for working so that argument is a dumb one. Why can't people use comment section to ask good questions and answers instead of just trying to argue about things they have no idea about?
Bro they’re literally poisoning our food and water and you’re bitching ab ppl complaining ab money. Like this farmer is putting some mix of mystery chemicals into his fields and corn and you aren’t even worried? Maybe it’s all the lead and microplastics in your blood stream, and perhaps you’re mad that bc of the lead and plastic you’re now infertile, but it’s still concerning
Nobody asked for a 5 paragraph essay bud
@samuellee116 so sorry if it's too much for you to comprehend.
"It can go 20 miles per rawr" - AI is getting either cute or delusional.
The economics of farming is fascinating. All I gotta say is god bless our farmers.
Thank you 🙏. I don't eat corn every day but I'm sure corn feeds in a way that feeds me.
Corn feeds many livestock, plus pet foods are corn based..so even if you don't eat corn, you do eat corn.
I didnt know farming was so expensive! What are the profit margins of a farm? Not that im goimg to start a farm, but because im curious
We make plenty from farming. But a lot of farmers struggle to keep going
They're making a ton of money.
@@chrisalexander8110 no in 2019 most farms lost money
@@truefarmer12345 nobody believes that. Farmers have a culture of complaining no matter what they make. Plus it's the most heavily subsidized industry in the US.
@@truefarmer12345 I have literally never seen a poor farmer. They all live in massive homes and drive brand new trucks. And I live in one of the poorest states in the US.
Monsanto would be proud
Cool uneducated comment
Corn... Making everything food related for Americans
Dayum, fs23 is too realistic
Curios question.
Does the tires not ruin the crops turning like that?
Yeah but it's what they do. 🤷
Ig when you got alot, you dont care😂
I'll take a few damaged crops over my entire field of crops being worthless
corn is a very resilient crop
Yah but it’s something not that big of a deal, your pretty much running over one or two plants and gets destroyed aways when like deer and other wild animals run through it
American AG will make you realise here in Africa we are so far behind. 😢
Because white people are smart hoss
Having smaller but more farmers is way better
A small farm makes acquiring a loan very difficult if not impossible.
@@Charles-oe4kj that only works for cannabis. Not large scale food operations. You want expensive food?
@@billythekid5693 why more expensive food the food prices would stay relatively the same yet farmers would have less expense
The dude kicking the urea looks just like a cat kicking kitty litter and I cant stop laughing
Nice work guys!
what set up do you have for the water system on the truck?
My dyslexic ass heard it as it spreads 20 feet but goes 90mph I was like damn that's one fast ass tractor
That government money given to farms is a sweet deal
What money have I been missing out on 😂 idc what anybody tells u we don’t get free money from the government 😅
@@teganstruble733 it can be looked up on line, I know famers who get well over six digits yearly, I'd take the cash too. What's the big deal?
@@teganstruble733 the old wise tale is the reason a farmer curves the bill of his hat is so it doesn't get caught on the mailbox when he's looking in there for that government check. Thought you may want comedy with all the laughing emojis 😜
I heard if you say your favourite youtuber 3 times in a row you get pinned
familyfarmlife
familyfarmlife
familyfarmlife
Lol. I appreciate it tho
How much does your farm, equipment and the field costs? Just asking
This makes no sense
Just asking, as opposed to telling with a question mark
@@THESLlCK the way you said the question you said how does it, but how does it what
@@Diezeltruckz I didn't ask a question
I just wanna know if he was driving over some corn plants lol
Corn is a row crop so theres actually spaces in between the corn rows
You run over some crop but yes, he is driving mostly between the rows. That's why a lot of equipment has tires that are only 15-16 inches wide. Most row crop is planted 30-32 inches apart. Equipment meant to be run after the crop comes up has these skinny tires for that reason
Yeah but they'll mostly be fine. They're flexible when small like that.
Crazy stuff buddy!!!!!
Nice job men
Monsanto thanks you!!😂😂😂
Very interesting. Was a feed mill operator for years and regularly tested for aflatoxin. It's cool to see the other side of it
Urea. Its basically dehydrated pee. Combined with a fungicide.
So much for organic
The green stuff isn't chemicals, it's a formula that consists of a fungus that cancels out the harmful fungus infecting the corn. Organic is a scam anyway, same stuff just different label
It wasn't organic corn to begin with .
Even though this isn't pesticides, you do realise organic farms use stuff like pesticides right?
Aflatoxin will make you sick Karen.
Afla guard is a fungi strain that fights harmful fungi and urea is urine. What about fungi and urine is not organic?
You gotta use that because you're growing one type of vegetable. Companion planting works. Our farming practices gotta change.
Nope
@@evolburd5768 elaborate?
@@sgtrickards5683 no point to elaborate. This has nothing to do with single crop farming.
@EvolBurd if there's no point in elaborating, then there was really no point in responding in the first place. Also, monocropping DOES have many problems that permaculture fixes. If you have not done both, you're opinion means even less.
@@sgtrickards5683 go ahead an explain to us here how mutlicropping solves an issue with a fungus that attacks corn. Ohhh wait it doesnt aka your comment has no meaning on this video.
You need the boss meter it’s for airseeders
So cool to watch I do live in Pennsylvania farm area but this is big business farming!
I love a little Aflatoxins with my cornflakes in the morning.
well that's a shame, because that's what they're getting rid of here
ha some fine gmo corn. for all ur modified corn syrup
I don't think you know what gmos are...
Oh nooo. The Bad Bad gmo that saves so many people from starvation around the world.
Karen, you Lack of education is pathetic
yeah bud, you should probably read on what GMO means
@@AHHHHHHHH21He’s not wrong, likely all harvested crops are now GMO, whether purposefully or on accident. Not that it matters.
@@muffinconsumer4431 fair
"and can go 20 miles purrar"
Synthetic nitrogen fertilizers (Urea ) contribute very little to the ecosystem or structure of the soil. May actually decrease soil fertility due to chemical nitrogen stimulating excessive microorganism growth, which, over time, depletes organic matter in the soil.Excess nitrogen has also contributed to acid rain, polluted drinking water, and caused oxygen depletion and “dead zones” in water bodies such as the Gulf of Mexico, which causes serious harm to aquatic wildlife.
Beautiful monocrop 😅 we gotta shift the paradigm guys. This isn't ecologically sustainable, or intelligent.
As a farmer myself I know it's not straightforward, but i think we better change while we can, before we can't change out of lack of possibility.
Yup, urea is also a fertilizer that is very harmful to the environment; it’s production creates a decent bit of co2, it is very susceptible to denitrification, it is very water soluble, and it has adverse effects on seed germination.
Karen, it doesnt Matter which plants you add into the Mix. It will not Change this issue
Beautiful mono-braincell. Gotta rotate those every once in a while bud
Did he just wash his hands with his exhaust fumes? 😂
Did anyone hear the goofy aughh snore in the middle of the video?!?!? LMAO!
Thanks for showing why to buy organic
You know what’s funny, the farmers who actually know about crops. And know what we’re putting on are never scared of it like people who know nothing about it. You think we’d be eating it if it was deadly 😂
@@familyfarmlife yep, always people on the internet who probably haven’t gotten their hands dirty ever. They also are the ones that trust the internet over all else
@@familyfarmlife Your practices do harm before the food is even grown, and I’m sure some study will reveal cancer causing chemicals in your fertilizers at some point.
At a 300% increase in price? Nah it’s just a gimmick for dumb millennials yo pay more money so the FEEL healthier than they really are
@@familyfarmlifedaddy Monsanto loves you all the more for thinking that
Gov ment farmer.😐
DAT DARN GOV MENT, I HATE DEM BOYS
How do you get your fields smooth enough to go 20 mph after it's planted?
Horizontal tillage with a roller bar and maybe a big pipe dragging behind too
my heart sank when i saw your guy turning IN THE CORN !!!!!!
This shows why our big farming practices are garbage.
Explain
I’d love to hear why?
@TrueRealm Research My pet peeve, you know that this is your food and stop complaining, your not a farmer
@@familyfarmlife Urea is a fertilizer that is very harmful to the environment; it’s production creates a decent bit of co2, it is very susceptible to denitrification, it is very water soluble, and it has adverse effects on seed germination.
@@thevernsweatheroffical I mean no disrespect but why would your pet peeve be critical thinking? I believe it is always important to challenge ideals, ideas and practices; without criticality slavery would still be a thing.
One farmer added to every mix.
If you want to make a million dollars by Farming, start with two million 💀😭
All in your food
loev this!!!
Not bad for about 1.5 million in corn.
Oh wow, chemicals on your GMOs! So yummy!
Get a brain incel
Looks like that nikocado runnin a tractor
I dunno how I got onto the farming side of youtube shorts but I kinda like it lol, although I don’t miss being a potato farmer😂
I remember the huge fumonisin hit we had about 5 years ago. We had to test every truckload at 10min a test
Thank you for all your hard
I did thesis for this in college and it doesnt start with the farm but in the storage after you harvest it you need it stored in dry place because moist start the growth of aflatoxin
ayo they added the thing from farming simulator 22 to the real life? That's crazy!
To put that into perspective. An acre was a point of reference for how much land you could plow with a single-horse plow in a day.
That stuff looks healthy for human consumption 🤣
That's because it is, it's powdered safe fungus that is bioengineered to cancel out the harmful fungus. 😁
So do you run over the corn?
At the ends, but in this size its Not that bad. Also the few plants that still might die is nothing compared to a loss of million plants
Great stuff.
How many acres do you farm 🚜 if you don't mind me asking ?
I thought aflatoxin occurred when grains are improperly stored and moisture content permits fungal growth that can (but infrequently) produces aflatoxin.
I can imagine how it must looks like when I see grain on field and raining 2 weeks with 12 degree temperature.. Dont expecting it will be safe to eat 😊
No, Starts on the field
I wonder what the gross revenue is for their yield
Same here. We run a little diversified farm. If one crop fails we let it go but we have 20+ others to rely on in the same season. And we sell direct to consumer so our margins are reasonable. Failure can still happen on our scale it’s just less risky…….
"We"?
The camera person didn't do anything.
"Corn" lmaololrofl
“My corn has these weird dust things on em that taste like piss”
They pissed in your cornflakes
@@laceyharvey9394 you fucking think?
This reminds me of Farming Simulator 😊
I’ve always wondered how the tractors don’t damage the corn after running it over
I love this account
Dude gave his corn creatine
And for those of us in the audience that are slow and or poor... thats more than youll make in a few years in 2023 theyre spending on that corn. :)
The wheels are squashing the crop
Row crop tires?
better to lose a few tons of corn than to lose thousands of it or people's lives to fungus
Soylent green is people. IT'S PEOPLE!!
Do you do this on a regular basis? Aflatoxin usually is a problem on a very dry year. In all my 70 years only had a problem with it one year in Iowa.
Corn 🌽 is cool
Having Mexican farming family , we also use this when possible
We need to see more of the cows please
Damn they got shamrock flavored corn too?
I like the aflatoxin 😊
Anyone else feel like the automated voice doesn't fit this video at all?
I never knew what urea was until I started making certain types of animal feed. Many uses...
Why, why , why, do you use the robot karen voice, for anything ,
I want to eat that green stuff, it looks tasty
Pretty good, you'd make a good farmer.
Hooray..big corn..
I wonder if the people that supply the cure also supplied the infecting agent?
I use urea for my olive farm, works really well
Wouldn’t have to do shit like this if you did permaculture. Save the world with permaculture
Wrong 😂😂
With a permacultur you would still need that. Its a fungus. Permacultur doesnt prevent it
@@DieGurkenfresser no you wouldn’t, because you wouldn’t need equipment like this. And there is a better solution to every problem with permaculture
Urea that’s interesting I wonder how they obtained it? Natural or synthetic urea is what I’m really wondering 😂