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@@rjaquaponics9266 I saw a setup like this yesterday in Hennifer Utah. Mind blowing awesome. Tell me more…

@@sarahpauline4904 good question. We have 20 hobbit hole greenhouses on five farms in metro Salt Lake Wasatch Front of almost three million people. Utah has a catch and release program to encourage cat adoption of feral kitties. Works like magic and each farm has at least one kitty. They are all fixed and become tame like pets. No mice 🐭 have never seen a snake inside these devices. Before the kitties we had issues and had to use poison which they don’t even make any longer.

We haven’t ever been in this situation with a greenhouse quadruple covered. Usually the fruits and leaves hold into December if the greenhouse is decent. Crossing fingers.

@@austintrees in my experience growing Bountiful Utah is the best area to grow in. Incredible soil and warmer climate. What zone are you in ? Ohio zone?

@chadsproduce formerly 5b, but the update changed us to 6a, we are in the tiny area of central northwestern Ohio that fell into 5b, only difference we saw is that the snow didn't melt as fast as the lower elevations surrounding us.

@@austintreesyour probably very similar to us. We just don’t get the Arctic plunges that you get. You could be warmer than us if we don’t factor that in.

Are the figs self-polinated?

@WaldemarSzmuro I believe most figs are, the figs that we grow in the United States aren't the ones that are pollinated by a wasp going inside. They're technically a flower that is inverted I believe... There are people who inject pollen into the insides of the fig in order to cross pollinate so that they can get a new type of fig from the seed. Check out Ross Raddi for deep fig knowledge, there's also a group called Texas fig growers I believe... They're known for having a couple thousand different varieties, and traveling around and stopping to take a cutting when they find one growing wild.

@@WaldemarSzmuro paint brushes and happy 🐝 bees that live next door at a certified honey farm. Thanks for watching.

@@Marygholland we get the pipes opened once a week from June to October. After that this is a total off grid property with no services.

@@bradhafichuk my warmest greenhouse I have is surrounded by 4x4 bales of straw and inside grow beds made out of tons of bags of hot grass clippings (donated ) with soil on top. Keeps it toasty warm. Whatever you decide will help you and allow growing things you never deemed possible. Would start with figs, pomegranates and hardy citrus like kumquats.

@@weareteamreed6287 it will for sure help you grow something there.

@@arrhythmia100 thanks. Rooted in bare soil and we keep adding amendments

@@anitaperdue8494 stay tuned my best videos coming out really soon. Thanks for watching.

@@gaetanproductions check out my video entitled something like the most efficient greenhouses at 106 degrees. We showcase its cooler inside even with the plastic.

@chadsproduce ok will do, thanks

@@CasteelGardens have this documented on video. Facebook chads Midgley. We made thousands on donut peaches at the farmers market this year from the greenhouses. Documented this on video.

@chadsproduce do you have a link? You have a LOT of videos!!

@ facebook.com/share/r/WbNSqwFZK4sJpHCm/?mibextid=14AR8G. This doesn’t include the citrus we get or the thousands we make on agritourism showcasing the Intermountain wests largest in ground citrus trees at our Farm Tours. Enjoy !

@@taylormatthie7864 good comment. They are the master farmers of all 😀

@@ajsassafrass6883 we have a few feral kitties on the farm which are fixed. Never a mouse 🐭 problem ever thanks to them.

@@ajsassafrass6883 we are working on this and documenting it weekly. Updating all of our greenhouses right now for upcoming farm tours. 😀. Awesome comment makes me smile.

@@chadsproduce I'll be looking for a farm tour! 🎉

@@waykone thank you 😊. Wait until you see our new content coming soon in 4k 😀😃

@@MsLbraun all about variety. Look for a day neutral Everbearing for bigger strawberries. Like seascape.

@@truthbetoldnow Jiggs lived to be 20. Passed away shortly after this video when we left for Disneyland and he was left with a babysitter.

@@bricemillett9811 the tree itself is hardy to the low 20s. The fruit is not and will freeze at 28.

@@chadsproduce thank you for the response! That is good to know!

@@JRESHOW this video shows a late harvest in early March with small beets left. Will video tape this same thing in December with a huge harvest this upcoming winter. Keeps them at the huge size they obtained planting in March.

@@austintrees the temp stays chilly when snow is on top of greenhouses. The peach trees get plenty of chill hours just not below freezing much.

@@chadsproduce So there doesn't seem to be any type of fruit tree that are running into side effects from not being out in the elements? That's amazing.

can you give more details on how to build these greenhouses? thanks!

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@@austintrees the neatest thing of all is that you can get a full sized peach tree in just two years inside of a greenhouse. No peach borer issues either.

Thanks so much for watching. Stay tuned to our $100 Hobbit Citrus Greenhouse coming soon 😊

@@John-bg6gb we do farm tour classes in November. Also do phone consultation and farm visits. All affordable. Message me on Chads Midgley Facebook.

@@SelfTaughtArtist1 Utah isn’t all LDS. LDS people are taught to be very self sufficient but not very many people seem to listen.

@@chadsproduce I understand. But the legislature is primarily controlled by members of the church.

Are you aware of the amount of land that Utah leases to the Chinese? How much of Utahs water is used for agriculture that gets shipped overseas?

@@SelfTaughtArtist1 please explain further and sources. Thanks. 😊

@@chadsproduce One word…pork….I’ll let you do your own research.

@@elizabethperez8818 seascape and Albion are very good varieties.

@@jbro800 we are doing something new now and have videos documenting it. Will release soon. $100 Hobbit Greenhouses that you can grow tropical fruit right in the smack middle of my peach orchards. Mixing tropical fruit with peaches in Utah. Videos finished and documented. May release on Halloween 🎃. Thanks so much for your nice comment. Big smile on my face. You sound like an experienced gardener.

@@lizroberts8168 I haven’t tell me more? My goal in all of this especially with my new idea the $100 Hobbit Greenhouse is to make the dream of producing food year round in the lower 48 states during winter affordable for all. We are doing it on a pinch 🤏 of a dime.

@@lizroberts8168 how does the weather there compare to Provo? Are you glad you moved or missing Utah? I hear the grass IS greener out of state and MUCH more affordable. Thoughts ?

@@toddgittins5692 have seen as cheap as 40 acres of desert land for 25k.

@@chadsproduce it would have to be on pavement for that kinda money.

@@toddgittins5692 yep still a lot of money. Salt Lake City is about 500k for an acre currently.

@@myyearroundgreenhouse goes away after time. Is the after effects of aphids I believe ? I could really wash it off but the yields are huge and nothing really affected so far. Thanks for watching 😊👍🍑

This video was one of my first videos. Watch our new ones for much improved video work. However the content on this video is absolutely groundbreaking good. 👍 Thanks for watching ❤

@@hanatlili9960 we hire a tractor guy and refresh the compost with some new on top.