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Not yet hopefully in the next week, I can get that done

Not yet, hopefully in the next week, I can get that done!!

Thanks for your loyalty and support!! We couldn’t do it without you!

Without the heaters cost range from $15 K to $18 K. Heaters are going to be about $3K by themselves keeping in mind you can only cool it down to the temperature that is outside, but you can get roof vents, which will allow you to cool it down, the way you’re mentioning. The downside is roof cost about $10 K as an addition. These are very nice and I would like to do them in the future, but because of the cost, it won’t happen for a while for me.

@@theproducefarmer8427 ok thanks for answering. Ok so you mean that around 28k with the cooling vents? Do you recommend solar for that? Some months it can get up to 40c so I really need to cool it down to at least 25c but don't know how much solar and vents I would need for that in one of your greenhouses?

I think maybe a greenhouse like yours and with a climate battery would be the best option for me..

This auction that I was at was called Leola Produce Auction in Leola Pennsylvania

I also go to Weaverland Produce Auction and Kutztown Produce Auction, but they are a little bit smaller

I bought it from a small Amish manufacture. He is able to FedEx them if you’re interested let me know. I can get you his information.

I will spread fertilizer for the pumpkins about three weeks after they are planted. I plant seven rows each section which is 49 feet wide and so I can straddle the center row and broadcast each patch.

I hope you are right I will not be hooking up to them until fall probably in preparation for next year, but I really hope you are correct

Yes, I agree. This video was taken a few years ago before we moved to the farm, almost all of her houses now have baffles.

She also makes me put fishing line in front of the holes to keep the sparrows out!

Yeah, in hindsight, I feel kind of dumb about it, but I was just believing what I was told. Guess you can’t always believe everybody. Made for funny memories though.

Thank you for your support.

The plastic that I was given is a 6 mil sunsaver clear plus UV+IR+AD

8 mil would definitely be super tough

Very true!! He’s a big help! 😂

Haha I asked my dad what it looked like and he said it’s “nothing” so I didn’t bother with it right away. The nurse told me don’t ask my dad next time. Ha Definitely could’ve been worse though.

@@theproducefarmer8427😂😂😂, hope u get well soon

@@shahzadahmedsahi7311 thanks man, I appreciate it!

Thank you! You too!

Greenhouses are approximately 6000 ft.² and about $18,000 apiece

If I was in a colder climate, that would definitely be something to consider, but most of my loss is from the top and is also the easiest to inflate

Yes, you attach the fan through the first layer from the inside

Of my head I believe they’re about 3 inches in diameter

Yes, you use separate wiggle wire for both layers. Put the first one in and then you put the second one right over top of it. I do have plans to put up one more small greenhouse this fall… This one I will post videos of the progress, and how I do each step.

I purchased them from Beiler’s Greenhouse located in Quarryville, PA. They are an Amish owned company but they are they have the best prices around and good quality.

Hoping 👍

Thanks @thefarminglife Slowly but surely!!

Thanks for the support!!

Thanks for the encouragement and support!!

Yeah I couldn’t do it without them. I start my pumpkins,green beans, cucumbers and zucchini by seed but the rest I have started for me. Some day I will probably get into that when I have a smaller greenhouse to do it.

@@theproducefarmer8427 thinking about doing an acre of strawberries this fall where would you order the plants from.

If you want plugs to plant in late August, I order them from Rueban Martin I can get you his phone number… He’s in Shipinsburg. He can ship them to you or you can pick them up from him and save the shipping if you want.

Bare roots are cheaper, but you need to plant them here in the next two weeks… and then you need to keep the patch tended for longer as well.

One of the local farmers around here created them, and the produce suppliers started selling them…. They’re a little bit expensive, but I think they work well and last long time.

@@theproducefarmer8427 Awesome, thanks for the reply

Thanks appreciate it… thank you for all the support! We try and keep everything as fresh and local as possible.

Yea the peacock has something to say about everything

@@theproducefarmer8427 🤣

I appreciate the support @thefarminglife

No problem, thank you 👍