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I get splitting to dry. But why not burn the whole log? My buddies do it and burn far less wood per season. Easier on them and it lasts longer. Just wanted to hear your reason why you split wood

Great video

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The bible story.Thanks bro

It's a whole lot easier to just buy a lottery ticket win a MILLION DOLLARS.... Buy a John Deere X9 1100 with a 50 foot header... To make it easier grab a cold beer out of it's fridge.... Or how do you sweat so much.... Keep yer seigh pointed at a gob of oats and you will sweat too...

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May God Bless y'all for sharing and May He Bless yall's crops! in Jesus' name Amen

5:15 you should cut the plant right above the roots instead of pulling it out. leaving the roots in the ground will allow them to stop minerals from washing away, and slowly release nitrogen into the soil. it also feeds the soil as it decomposes. @howtocountry5591

Here in the Philippines I grow many items STEALTHY. Crops like cassava, UBE, sweet potatoes are excellent and can stay in the ground until you are ready to harvest. MORINGA is another highly nutritious plant that has several uses, including being a LIVING fence.

Gotta love the machete 😊

I’m so glad you guys are making more videos on this channel! Very good info, thank you!

I've really enjoyed this channel and I've watched all your videos and love AD. I will add that although interesting to see how you all do your farming it isn't very practical for the vast majority of us who are looking into country living. Keep up the good work!

Cool

Gut gemacht!!!! Liebe Grüße, Immanuel und Daniela

Great harvest!

Make ya a Grain Cradle, Bro ...

Very educational video. ❤ thank you.

I recently bought an old farm on 15 acres and am planning on growing oats and wheat on a small scale for food and feed. I have never tried growing it or harvesting but I am sure It’ll be fine. May god bless you and your family.

This is amazing! Praise the Lord!

Thank you for doing country living videos. Please continue

Very practical. Thank you!

Thank you MacKenzie. Timely message👍

Garlic does not love my area which is zone 9A. Quite sad but it seems not many plants do enjoy this environment.

Love it. Garlic is on my list to plant, this autumn

Very educational. What is your process for saving seeds from your harvest for planting next season? Thanks

I love what your doing,God bless everything!

Great video!

Nice thanks for your hard work

I’m thinking this was months ago, but it looks beautiful.

Great video, thank you! What variety of wheat do you grow? And do you have a good source recommendation? Thank you!

What kind of wood are you using?

I pray God allows us to move to the country.

Looks fun. If only land wasn't so overpriced. God bless.

Too late to plant turnips here but hoping to build a little greenhouse for November salads. God bless.

I love the leaves

Very encouraging and educational

What is the name of the garlic variety you are planting...just hard neck? And where can we buy starter bulbs?

Great video. Very well done.

You Guys heard of the Jacob Mittleider Growing Method. Number of You Tube videos on You Tube. At least one video telling about his history. He was a 7th. Day Adventist Missionary. He saw how the people he ministered to struggled feeding themselves. He then developed the method.

Love the video, subscribed! Thanks for the great content!

It’s so cool first time seeing oat plant

Beautiful references to the Bible. . THANKYOU!

Can you show how to pot the celery from the start please 🙏

How do you know when the oats are ready to cut. I just planted some for the first time and don't have any experience .

Sorry, that's incorrect. Rolled oats are cooked first with steam, them pressed/rolled. Steel-cut oats are not cooked. The "quicker" the oats the more times they have been steamed. Each cooking slightly reduces the nutritive value of the oats. That's why health nuts insist on using either oat groats or steel-cut oats.

WITH all the OAT CEREAL in the USA containing chlormequat. I wonder how much people will pay for oats grown by WE EAT WHAT WE GROW FARMERS ?ALSO don't the Chinese and Italians made small acreages farmers harvesters for less than 10K

All along I have been asking my self how Oats are made

Get yourself a bushel and wagon don't lay your oats on the ground while cutting. Cut Collect and Store.

Very Nice