I come to the garden alone. While the dew is still on the roses. And the voice I hear falling on my ear the Son of God discloses. And He walks with me and He talks with me. And He tells me I am His own; And the joy we share as we tarry there, None other has ever known.
I love seeing those contented cows. It’s awesome that your Grandson is there helping. My grandson comes to eat. 😂 He does actually help if my husband asks him, but Mike likes to work at his own pace, he’s almost 67 and has a pacemaker-defibrillator, still gardening, putting up fencing, making gates and structures for our sheep and goats. We also have over 40 hens and half dozen roosters, 4 ducks and 2 dogs. We’ve been blessed and take things day by day. We do have the Hoss wheel hoe purchased after we saw it on one of your videos a while back. Shalom!
Chris is getting a work out but getting the job done with the Hoss Tool Wheel. Hope the Cherokee Tans will grow but worth a try. And good to fill in places where there is no corn. Perhaps they'll get started and thrive somewhat protected from the sun. The other cows caught on and our running for theirs lol Danny got others going back the other way but he's fussing at Danny and wondering why he didn't get any lol Thanks for sharing. A joy to see what your up to and see those awesome cows.
Wanda I like your editing funny short @ 6:18, and then the dog barking/laughing! That was comical! God bless you Chris for helping! Praying that God will draw more people like Him or Her to help ya'll out, other homesteaders and ranchers out across the U.S. and the World, helping in the times of needs and protection for our food security! Praying for what could become a revival of souls to God, unplugging from the technocracy aka sorcery, and food increasing and being shared across the world! I pray that this happens and that ya'll will pray in agreement with this prayer! Amen! Matthew 18:18-20 Absolutely nothing is impossible when we put our trust in God!
Mom, Dad gave her some and not me. That's not fair. I want some too. 🐄 🐮😂 So glad Chris was able to come help with all that. 🙌🏻 It sure took a lot of work getting through the ground with all those roots.
Thank you, Chris for helping Danny and Wanda out. Much appreciated. It takes a lot of hard work to have a garden. I know I barely have time to keep up with all the weeds, but in the long run is so worth it. God bless you all..
Exactly!! what I said the other day who needs a gym when you do gardening.. Karen them bags of soil and all that other stuff that you gotta do the amendments and the ranking and the weeding I think I spent almost a day in my garden. The other day I came back in. I was tired. …Super tiered!!🌱🌱🌱
We had skips in our corn field too! Problem adjusting the planter. Great idea planting the Cherokee Tan Pumpkin. You have inspired me! Thank you and God Bless y'all!!
What a hoot watching Chris as he worked up Mrs. Wanda’s corn. He is a strong young man!!! Great to have him helping. And that cow was really doing some ripping up the grass.
Had thoughts about buying one of the push cultivators, but seeing that is too much for this 82 year old. Will be sticking to cultivating with my garden tractors. Thanks for the great video. Blessings to you folks.
Oh Lord! Those Dexters are hilarious 😂 Smart too! The Danny corn is looking sharp! Are the orange strings throughout the field a way of measuring? I love ya'lls way of life. A far cry from how I was raised in the city of Los Angeles as a kid until I graduated from high school. But, my grandparents in TN lived like this. I remember as a child living with them, enjoying fields of corn everywhere the eye could see, many other vegetables growing, a huge barn, tractors, etc. On 67 acres of Tennessee fertile land. Utter peace!!! And boy, could my grandma prepare a huge spread of delicious food and desserts! God rest their souls. They were the best and how I miss them! Ya'll are in my prayers for even more blessings on this earth and the world to come! I appreciate all you do and your diligent and heart-felt sharing of your knowledge and wisdom. ❤❤❤❤ BTW Chris is a gem! God bless him 🙏 ❤️ and reward him for his hard work and input!
I heard the dog alarm go off, lol, I have one of those. Keeps the chickens from going where I don't want them when they free range. Those wheel hoes are very very expensive and you still have to bust your butt. God bless, guys.
Danny, I think I missed an episode. Are the orange ribbons across the corn fields for deer? The cows look so happy in the pasture and the babies are so cute.
LOL You did the 'No till' wrong.... My garden is so easy to work, and it was pure clay when I started. It's really only 1 season old, tho I did bring the soil, from my previous garden site, over. I just add 4 inches of decomposing wood chips to the top every year.
I would be glad to check other sources but most have sold out. But thank you for your response. Is a Cherokee tan bush pumpkin the same as the heirloom Cherokee tan that Wanda and Danny sell?
@@lori282smith2 I don’t think so. Their Cherokee tan pumpkins are vining plants. For what it’s worth, I have read that the Seminole pumpkin is similar to the Cherokee tan, but they are not the same. I just did a search and found them offered on Etsy as authentic heirloom pumpkin seeds from the Trail of Tears survivors in Talequah, Oklahoma.
Love that wheel hoe !!! No till only works if you have copious amounts of compost to put in the surface of the ground......which is why I have only a small no till bed....and it works well.... BUT..... you have to be able to make huge amounts of compost......I live compost because I can use the tractor....till in fall leaves mixed with chicken and rabbit manure.....making compost requires a fair amount of hand labor .... flipping and turning.....my body isn't up to that anymore.....
If’n the Cherokee tan pumpkins traditionally climbed up dead trees to get to the sun, maybe they’ll climb up the Danny corn. I’d believe that the critters would NOT like to tangle themselves in that.
i know a guy that has some property. I told him on his open area just get a hoe and a bag of seed corn and plant a patch of corn. whats he got to lose but a couple hours and the price of the corn. the lot is clear of trees but never plowed. I think he would still be fine and get a harvest out of it. I doubt he will get around to plowing it for a year or 3 so why not just give it a shot and he'll have corn for him and his animals maybe.. maybe not.. maybe though.
@@vickisavage8929 well i follow a number of small farmers in vietnam in many cases their soil conditions are poor, they plant on the side of a mountain, i mean seriously i get what you are saying if you are planting in a serious way for production but you would be really amazed what you can do under the worst conditions
You don't have a proper no-till garden!! No-till does not suck. It's much easier than what you are leading people to believe. A no-till soil is NEVER BARE. Our soil is not dry, hard, and crusty. It is friable, full of organic matter, nearly weed free. It smells amazing due to the microbial community. I went from compacted clay gumbo soil to being able to easily push a sharpshooter its full depth in just a few years without removing turf, tilling, double-digging or broadforking. No-till is a set of practices nothing remotely like what that garden is. You have a lot of influence! Please don't discourage people from a very regenerative and wholesome method. They may be misled by what you are calling a "no-till" garden plot.
I’m sorry I’m 71 and no way will I use one of them I went to harbor freight and bought a mini tiller it cultivates 9 inch path and for the wider paths I use my Troy built tiller or my tractor
Horrible supposition. Given the results of no till on Pecan Grove ground, y’all might have to move the fences temporarily and deep plow the garden areas - at least to cut the tree roots. 😵💫
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I come to the garden alone. While the dew is still on the roses. And the voice I hear falling on my ear the Son of God discloses. And He walks with me and He talks with me.
And He tells me I am His own; And the joy we share as we tarry there, None other has ever known.
Oh my favorite hymn!! 😊❤
Lord, bless CHRIS for being a helping hand to Mr. Danny & Wanda!
Hello. I let my grandson harvest some taters. I canned my first batch yesterday. Have a blessed day. Much love 💖
There's two kind of strong gym strong and country Strong, 💪
I can’t get over how beautiful Pecan Grove is!
Chris is a good friend and helper ❤
A young body can work so smoothly. Thankful you have Chris to help some.
The cattle look so healthy....they all want a treat.😊❤
Love seeing the cows and y'all's beautiful gardens/land. Have a wonderful day bro. Danny, sister Wanda.😊❤
GOD BLESS YOU CHRIS for helping Mr. DANNY and Miss WANDA.
I love seeing those contented cows. It’s awesome that your Grandson is there helping. My grandson comes to eat. 😂 He does actually help if my husband asks him, but Mike likes to work at his own pace, he’s almost 67 and has a pacemaker-defibrillator, still gardening, putting up fencing, making gates and structures for our sheep and goats. We also have over 40 hens and half dozen roosters, 4 ducks and 2 dogs. We’ve been blessed and take things day by day. We do have the Hoss wheel hoe purchased after we saw it on one of your videos a while back. Shalom!
Simply beautiful at Pecan grove!!!!
❤My Daddy planted Sweet Corn, Pole Beans & Pumpkins & Squashes together like the 3 sisters. Good eating for sure!
your strappen young lad chris has a beautiful smile
Thank God for our young helpers!!
@@kingscairnTrain up a child in the way that he SHOULD go, and when he is old he will not depart from it. Proverbs 22:6
❤Pecan Grove is looking great! Those Bean, Corn & Tater plants look great. Peanuts too! Praying you have an abundat harvest!
Glad that you both have a strong young man to help you. 😊
Those fences! The things we do to keep deer and critters out of the garden. It must be exciting to be planting at Pecan Grove.
Good morning, put your back into it...lol.
Your corn field is really looking nice & growing tall. 😊
Blessings to you all.
There is 1000's of houses around my garden spot, middle of a sea of subdivisions. Deer still cleaned me out in one night!
Hoss tools are awesome there store is about 40 miles from me they are great people and service is great
Chris is getting a work out but getting the job done with the Hoss Tool Wheel.
Hope the Cherokee Tans will grow but worth a try.
And good to fill in places where there is no corn.
Perhaps they'll get started and thrive somewhat protected from the sun.
The other cows caught on and our running for theirs lol
Danny got others going back the other way but he's fussing at Danny and
wondering why he didn't get any lol
Thanks for sharing. A joy to see what your up to and see those awesome cows.
Chris is a great worker!
Morning’ ❤
Hoss makes it look easy must be different ground🥵🥵🥵👍🙏🙏🙏thanks Chris for you helping them out 🙏🙏👍
Wanda I like your editing funny short @ 6:18, and then the dog barking/laughing! That was comical! God bless you Chris for helping! Praying that God will draw more people like Him or Her to help ya'll out, other homesteaders and ranchers out across the U.S. and the World, helping in the times of needs and protection for our food security! Praying for what could become a revival of souls to God, unplugging from the technocracy aka sorcery, and food increasing and being shared across the world! I pray that this happens and that ya'll will pray in agreement with this prayer! Amen! Matthew 18:18-20 Absolutely nothing is impossible when we put our trust in God!
Mom, Dad gave her some and not me. That's not fair. I want some too. 🐄 🐮😂
So glad Chris was able to come help with all that. 🙌🏻 It sure took a lot of work getting through the ground with all those roots.
Good morning ☀
If Chris wants to come to MO or send friends, sure could use the help! Good to see your garden is doing well.
Thank you, Chris for helping Danny and Wanda out. Much appreciated. It takes a lot of hard work to have a garden. I know I barely have time to keep up with all the weeds, but in the long run is so worth it. God bless you all..
You should take a picture of Danny in the corn field.
The cows look happy as well. Hope y’all get some rain.
Exactly!! what I said the other day who needs a gym when you do gardening.. Karen them bags of soil and all that other stuff that you gotta do the amendments and the ranking and the weeding
I think I spent almost a day in my garden. The other day I came back in. I was tired. …Super tiered!!🌱🌱🌱
We had skips in our corn field too! Problem adjusting the planter. Great idea planting the Cherokee Tan Pumpkin. You have inspired me! Thank you and God Bless y'all!!
What a hoot watching Chris as he worked up Mrs. Wanda’s corn. He is a strong young man!!! Great to have him helping. And that cow was really doing some ripping up the grass.
Wow Chris is one tuff young man..hech of a job ..looks good ..❤
I am so Happy Chris is able to help you! We all need one another! Have a wonderful day. 🙏🙏🙏🙏😀😀
I'm glad that you have Chris to help you. We all need help sometimes. Especially as we get older.
Good morning, again.
Hello from central Illinois
🙏🙏🙏♥️🕊👍. Good hard worker are hard to come by. 😊
Had thoughts about buying one of the push cultivators, but seeing that is too much for this 82 year old. Will be sticking to cultivating with my garden tractors. Thanks for the great video. Blessings to you folks.
Thank you Chris, for helping others. It’s nice to have good friends like you. Love the cows God is good all the time
I started my Cherokee tan pumpkins inside and I just planted the seedlings outside … it has flooded all night long , I hope they are ok
Oh Lord! Those Dexters are hilarious 😂 Smart too!
The Danny corn is looking sharp! Are the orange strings throughout the field a way of measuring?
I love ya'lls way of life. A far cry from how I was raised in the city of Los Angeles as a kid until I graduated from high school. But, my grandparents in TN lived like this. I remember as a child living with them, enjoying fields of corn everywhere the eye could see, many other vegetables growing, a huge barn, tractors, etc. On 67 acres of Tennessee fertile land. Utter peace!!! And boy, could my grandma prepare a huge spread of delicious food and desserts! God rest their souls. They were the best and how I miss them!
Ya'll are in my prayers for even more blessings on this earth and the world to come! I appreciate all you do and your diligent and heart-felt sharing of your knowledge and wisdom. ❤❤❤❤
BTW Chris is a gem! God bless him 🙏 ❤️ and reward him for his hard work and input!
Ha ha! I have a single wheelhoe that is from the 1950’s and it works your shoulders and upper arms but does a great job. Love the wheelhoe action.
👏👏👏
I use a high wheel cultivator to weed my garden it makes it a lot easier
We love you guys❤ You are appreciated so much, be well and be blessed✝️🕊️⭐️
Good video today
Love those 🐄🐮❤
You done tricked them good Danny 😊
I heard the dog alarm go off, lol, I have one of those. Keeps the chickens from going where I don't want them when they free range. Those wheel hoes are very very expensive and you still have to bust your butt. God bless, guys.
My Zucchini isn’t even planted yet and yours looks great.
Chris is a hard-working young man. Pecan Grove seems to get prettier every video you make.
It looks like Mr Chris worked up a sweat in that hard ground.
Love love PG. I would have to stay there even if it meant camping out. Homestead paradise.
Danny, I think I missed an episode. Are the orange ribbons across the corn fields for deer?
The cows look so happy in the pasture and the babies are so cute.
Hard labor right there.
🦋🇺🇸😂😂😂I just love y’all ❤. Go Mr Danny you got this. Have a Blessed Day Miss Wanda n Mr Danny 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️
That corn ground looked just as dry as mine is . I wish my corn would pop on up . Got a few here and there
I feel so sorry for those poor cows. They look like they never get anything to eat. (not) I love watching you guys with the cows.
It's a work out I use mine.
LOL You did the 'No till' wrong.... My garden is so easy to work, and it was pure clay when I started. It's really only 1 season old, tho I did bring the soil, from my previous garden site, over. I just add 4 inches of decomposing wood chips to the top every year.
We tried using the wood chips here but had to dig them up and haul them off. Termites and imported fire ants took over the whole garden.
Would love to have some Cherokee tan pumpkin seeds
Danny and Wanda may have some for sale if they get a good harvest. There are other sources online.
I would be glad to check other sources but most have sold out. But thank you for your response. Is a Cherokee tan bush pumpkin the same as the heirloom Cherokee tan that Wanda and Danny sell?
@@lori282smith2 I don’t think so. Their Cherokee tan pumpkins are vining plants. For what it’s worth, I have read that the Seminole pumpkin is similar to the Cherokee tan, but they are not the same.
I just did a search and found them offered on Etsy as authentic heirloom pumpkin seeds from the Trail of Tears survivors in Talequah, Oklahoma.
Love that wheel hoe !!! No till only works if you have copious amounts of compost to put in the surface of the ground......which is why I have only a small no till bed....and it works well.... BUT..... you have to be able to make huge amounts of compost......I live compost because I can use the tractor....till in fall leaves mixed with chicken and rabbit manure.....making compost requires a fair amount of hand labor .... flipping and turning.....my body isn't up to that anymore.....
If’n the Cherokee tan pumpkins traditionally climbed up dead trees to get to the sun, maybe they’ll climb up the Danny corn. I’d believe that the critters would NOT like to tangle themselves in that.
I noticed that the welfare cattle were giving a respectful distance to the hot wire.
🦋🇺🇸👍corn is looking good 🙏🙏Praise Jesus and the cows are waiting for feed 😂
Chris says he well deserved his 30 dollars an hour today.
You guys be careful around those cows. Everyone loves cows and horses but they can knock you down in a skinny. ❤
Hi Miss Wanda. How are your chicks doing?
They're growing like a weed.
id like to know what soil class that is. have you looked it up on usda soil map?
His arms are going to be hurting tonight, that looks like to much work lol
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i know a guy that has some property. I told him on his open area just get a hoe and a bag of seed corn and plant a patch of corn. whats he got to lose but a couple hours and the price of the corn. the lot is clear of trees but never plowed. I think he would still be fine and get a harvest out of it. I doubt he will get around to plowing it for a year or 3 so why not just give it a shot and he'll have corn for him and his animals maybe.. maybe not.. maybe though.
There’s a whole lot more to getting a crop than just throwing seeds at the ground, unless you’re foraging what grows on its own.
@@vickisavage8929 well i follow a number of small farmers in vietnam in many cases their soil conditions are poor, they plant on the side of a mountain, i mean seriously i get what you are saying if you are planting in a serious way for production but you would be really amazed what you can do under the worst conditions
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That is a good workout. Things are coming up good. looking great
You don't have a proper no-till garden!! No-till does not suck. It's much easier than what you are leading people to believe. A no-till soil is NEVER BARE. Our soil is not dry, hard, and crusty. It is friable, full of organic matter, nearly weed free. It smells amazing due to the microbial community. I went from compacted clay gumbo soil to being able to easily push a sharpshooter its full depth in just a few years without removing turf, tilling, double-digging or broadforking. No-till is a set of practices nothing remotely like what that garden is.
You have a lot of influence! Please don't discourage people from a very regenerative and wholesome method. They may be misled by what you are calling a "no-till" garden plot.
Why didn't you till it first?
It was tilled in the spring.
I’m sorry I’m 71 and no way will I use one of them I went to harbor freight and bought a mini tiller it cultivates 9 inch path and for the wider paths I use my Troy built tiller or my tractor
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I got tired watching Chris. That was hard work. Yep. Don’t need a gym living on a farm.
That did not look like fun!
Thats too much work.
If what you have to eat is what you grow, it’s not too much work.
I agree "no till" SUCKS!! I'll stick to the Bible “Break up your fallow ground, And do not sow among thorns” (Jeremiah 4:3)😂❤ thus says the Lord!!
Horrible supposition. Given the results of no till on Pecan Grove ground, y’all might have to move the fences temporarily and deep plow the garden areas - at least to cut the tree roots. 😵💫