How Compost CAN Heat an ENTIRE Greenhouse “The Cave of Wonders“

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  • Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
  • Hi I am Farmer Chad and have been growing No Spray Fruits and Veggies for the Farmers' Markets for almost 30 years! I make a great living doing this on four acres and have paid off all of my farms and everything! I am happy with this at 45 years old, HOWEVER,......
    There is a burning desire in me that won't quit! I feel the desire to teach YOU, your FAMILY, FRIENDS and the WORLD these tricks and techniques that come to me, in my mind while I farm out in Mother Nature. I GET ideas fed into my mind when outdoors about how to farm using FREE techniques working with Mother Nature. I feel the NEED to educate and TEACH, as I think we are ALL going to need to LEARN these valuable tricks that our ancestors way back when as they farmed outdoors with ideas fed into their minds I invite you to SUBSCRIBE and SHARE these videos from my experience which I learned from my dad, Farmer Paul Midgley 1947-2020.
    Yes YOU can grow Greenhouse fruit crops AND heat your greenhouse with just compost, water mass, and green waste on the sides to insulate. This costs me ZERO in greenhouses just $1000 to build. Have 12 Greenhouses on four acres and this is just ONE! Subscribe and share with your friends! A shoutout for all Mad Scientist Dreamers out there!

Комментарии • 14

  • @highlandgoldendoodlesrobin4828
    @highlandgoldendoodlesrobin4828 6 месяцев назад +3

    Those blossoms are awesome

  • @improvisedsurvival5967
    @improvisedsurvival5967 Месяц назад +2

    Seen a guy bury a coil of pipe in compost and heated up water. Thought that was genius

    • @chadsproduce
      @chadsproduce  Месяц назад

      @@improvisedsurvival5967 interesting. 🤔

  • @MrArtisticle
    @MrArtisticle 18 дней назад

    So the grass you just leave in black garbage bags? Do you still leave everything composting in there in the summer or do you take it out because it will raise the temperature too high? Great work!

  • @cdiehr-xm3mc
    @cdiehr-xm3mc 6 месяцев назад +2

    I just discovered your channel and what you’re doing is so awesome!!! I really want to do something like this in our plot garden but it isn’t allowed to be that big (they have tons of rules) I’ve subscribed and will definitely be back. But it would be great if you could get a tripod for your filming since your videos make me pretty dizzy…

    • @chadsproduce
      @chadsproduce  6 месяцев назад +1

      Have a tripod. Watch the newer ones as we are getting better at this as we are a new channel doing what no other gardening channel is doing.

  • @matthewturnbull3137
    @matthewturnbull3137 3 месяца назад +1

    This is awesome, but I’m curious to know if you’ve ran into any issues with the gasses given off from the compose being trapped in those small areas & becoming dangerous &/or how do you counter it is so.

    • @chadsproduce
      @chadsproduce  3 месяца назад +2

      I haven’t had any issues. We have windows open ventilating the greenhouses. No problems either in the winter when the doors and windows shut. Plants thrive. All naturally occurring plant processes in nature.

  • @CariLynnRland
    @CariLynnRland 7 месяцев назад +2

    This was so informative! I really enjoyed it! Beautiful crops and well done!😁

    • @chadsproduce
      @chadsproduce  7 месяцев назад +1

      Appreciate YOU! Thanks Cari. Have tons and tons of more things to show. 4 acres ahead

    • @onlinethings9238
      @onlinethings9238 6 месяцев назад

      Great work. Where is your location if I may ask? God bless you.

  • @insAneTunA
    @insAneTunA 7 месяцев назад +1

    👍

  • @1muddonna
    @1muddonna Месяц назад

    We have a tree trimming company and so we often have dump trucks full of wood chips. In the winter, there is so much heat generated by the piles that they send billows of steam into the air. On more than one occasion people have tried to warn us our trucks were either on fire or experiencing some kind of mechanical issue because they thought it was smoke! I would often climb onto the chip piles to keep warm at jobs, until my husband told me to get back to work 😁🌳

    • @chadsproduce
      @chadsproduce  Месяц назад

      @@1muddonna hahaha great story. You are correct about Woodchips giving off heat. What if each Woodchip pile we had turned into its own mini greenhouse and could support citrus in the middle of a peach orchard in Utah? Stay tuned ….