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Using Google Maps to view a ranch property for example in satellite mode may appear as the place is rather small compared to actually being there live in person as boots on the ground one will see the property is really more than ten times bigger than thought. Man, that is a lot of land. Computer screen just shows a little image only.

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Martinez Laura Garcia Cynthia Rodriguez Betty

Thanks man!

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The beacons of minas tirith lol. I was like man I wanna be friends with this g. Bout to go hit this up myself and hoping mine doesn’t end up more minas morgul haha. If you don’t already you should write!

Smith Sandra Thompson George Robinson Cynthia

Well done and eloquent. Thanks

I have found the plugin QAD to be very helpful for offsetting lines. Can do them one at a time, and you just click the line you need to offset. Allows you to make micro adjustments as you go

ty sir! did not get it how to create such a boundary without your help. Amazingly helpful video!

I'd love to see an example video from the field of how the electric fences are run for a set up like this. I want to do silvopasture with my sheep.

Hi! A very interesting video! I would like to know what tools appear in the toolbar, lower left, they seem interesting! Thank you

Put a thick layer of wood chips down and it will help maintain a consistent moisture in the soil. Plus it’ll feed the soil. They will grow that much faster.

Can Google give the actional miles.

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Nice job.🎉

your places is no more in the option bars

Hey great burn. I'm north of nashville and love everything charcoal, what part of the state are you?

where did you buy the cuttings from?

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the smaller stuff is pyrolyzed quickly anyway... if you care about getting good, full pyrolization without much ash, in an open pit, the key is to have batched of mostly uniform diameter of the same kind of wood... obviously you will get inconsistent results if you add batched of mixed diameter and different woods, breaking up smaller branches, to lower the oxygen's area of attack for actually burning because we dont want it to burn.

if you use such small diameter pieces in your later batches of wood, break them appart better so they cuddle closer and dont let oxygen penetrate as well, you got a very white pit at the end, much of that pinky diameter suff just turned into ash completely.

Would have like to see you driving and sifting it and the finished product , its size and how you charged it up.

How can I locate the exact points using coordinates?

Taking advice from someone who doesn't know how to wear a cap is silly. Blocking your channel.. You look like a gang member.

I guess it depends on what you see. A lot of people might not see this as a problem, a new landowner might say, “Great, I’ve got a small creek on the property as well”, and not even consider it as an errosion issue, but possibly as a water source instead or as a potential future dam site, which probably wouldn’t be a bad idea either, you could bell out and dam a badly eroded area and use some of that material to help stabilise the spillway & eroded area beyond that, & use any tree’s or organic material that has to be removed for either making Biochar, or pushing into some of the eroded area downstream and filling over with top soils from the dam building process for planting suitable growth into and further stabilising. If I was preparing to buy (or owned) an unimproved property such as this without any other or little infrastructure on it, I would probably consider this idea as I believe water is always a number 1 necessity.

Looks like a good solution for larger properties who need to clear out bigger area’s & a quick way to amass a reasonable return of biochar. I have several large heaps of wattle I cleared last year with a backhoe on a 40 acre property, I imagine I could just let the heaps burn down to a point and quench the fires out prematurely with my 1000 ltr fire fighter to obtain a similar result and aquire a heap of biochar this way for garden & agricultural use, pick out any large pieces that didn’t burn enough and put them on the next heap for a re-burn, does that sound reasonable?

Just telling us what we can see.

definitely not the video i was looking for but still stole a few points from here 👍

Yeah man this video is amazing. Definitely doing this method. Thank you for posting 🙏🏾🤞🏾

You are waiting to long. Allowing loss of char by turning it into ashes.... Woodash is very usefull also but as far i've understood you it wasn't the goal to make big amounts of woodash !??

Is there a reason for NOT showing us the char directly in your contraption !?? Instead you skip your viewers directly to the already quenched and washed char...!? Could it be that there have been.... lets call it..... unwanted large amounts of ASH ??! What you are willing to show, but above all what you obviously haven't shown, arouses the worst suspicions in an average misanthrope like me!

Great video. FYI: "Your Places" is now called "Saved" but hey Mr. The Sovereign Homestead is EPIC!!!!!

Hi thanks for the content! Gladly appreciate it!!!! question about the nursery boxes where you are rooting, do they have a solid bottom or are air prune trays?

This was the video I've looking for. Thank you so much for explaining everything super clear and concise.

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Great one. Any idea on how to show label on the boundary?

Did you have a design build video for this system and the info on the misters with antidrip?

Great instruction. Subscribed.

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Leave all of those leaves. Even add more between the rows. That space will be soggy next year. Perfect.

Absolutely brilliant

Those willows rooted you can’t kill them now. This is a forget about it come back in a year and they will be 10’ tall

Can we select more than 1 'property boundary' in the same time? The location of one and another is nearby.