We put a second wire hoop on the outside of the fabric as well and then skip the staples along the long edges. The sandwiched fabric works like a mini caterpillar tunnel, easier to peek under or adjust for ventilation or irrigation.
This video has directed me towards efficient bed prep and planting with my one farmer crew. Going to save me much time with less less effort. Excellent instructional work!
Thank you Richard. I'm enjoying the frequent videos and it's inspiring me to get out and do my late autumn planting! And it's making me think about potential bigger projects too 😁
Its good to see the speed you go at, sped up and normal speed to get an understanding of your flow. Thank you for allowing me into your life. I will make it happen for me too. I have to.
Looks like you could transplant in your sleep Richard. Do the fleece covers shade the seedlings much and slow their growth? I haven't those here in Australia. In my climate we wait for the risk of frost to pass before planting frost tender summer veggies.
i eat all meat cus of you and its working out well. im 5'10 and went from 160# to 130#. my stamina is lower but my cheekbones and ribs are really starting to pop
I still don't quite understand how you and Charles Dowding keep your beds intact with no wood/metal/plastic structure to contain the soil. Wouldn't one good rainstorm cause them to get muddy and run into the woodchip path?
Don't you have problems with the birds Richard? Last week I planted a bunch of different kale and the birds almost ate the half of every plant.... Unthinkable without netting, but I don't want to put nets everywhere. We have hot summers and I'm working with mulch systems but the birds in the night are making insane chaos, throwing all the mulch on the freshly planted plants.
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This was incredible Richard, and believe me I'm not easily impressed. It's amazing to see how much can be done by one man in one day.
Thats amazing ....😅Thank You
We put a second wire hoop on the outside of the fabric as well and then skip the staples along the long edges. The sandwiched fabric works like a mini caterpillar tunnel, easier to peek under or adjust for ventilation or irrigation.
Respect from Africa 🇿🇦
There's something so satisfying about those paperpots going in the ground
Don't forget that these are the most beautiful years of your life. You are tired, but it is worth it.
Can you do a special for families? How much space, what to plan? Would be awesome
buildings are painted red in New England it was an easy to make paint, lasted long time and the barn could be seen in winter white out conditions.
Thank you for making such interesting, educational, and inspirational videos! Your hard work is appreciated.
This video has directed me towards efficient bed prep and planting with my one farmer crew. Going to save me much time with less less effort. Excellent instructional work!
Looks great, reminds me that its time for planting out. I think we are in almost the same climate zoon. Thanks for another inspiring video. 👍
Really enjoy seeing your process 👍🏽
Thank you Richard. I'm enjoying the frequent videos and it's inspiring me to get out and do my late autumn planting! And it's making me think about potential bigger projects too 😁
13:17 My favorite part in this video, anyway :DD
You are amazing! Such a joy to see what you achieve! Thanks so much for sharing and inspiring! You make such a difference!
Its good to see the speed you go at, sped up and normal speed to get an understanding of your flow. Thank you for allowing me into your life. I will make it happen for me too. I have to.
Looks like you could transplant in your sleep Richard. Do the fleece covers shade the seedlings much and slow their growth? I haven't those here in Australia. In my climate we wait for the risk of frost to pass before planting frost tender summer veggies.
Thank you for the explanation of the Jang-seeder. Love the fast motion followed by reality speed. Always fun to watch. Always inspiring.
You are so amazing for planting 😊🙂😊 I love it ❤️❤️❤️❤️
In the US they call those oscillating sprinklers.
Bravo, thank you for filming your work.
Awesome job and energy 💚 thanks for sharing!
تحتاج بورصة سوق الخضروات من ناحية عقلية على مدار العام كله بشكل يومي لكل نوع و ما يصلح لكل موسم
ناهيك عن سوق اللحوم الحمراء و البيضاء و الحليب و مشتقاته
Thank you Richard ! why not offset transplant position on next row ?
Well done Richard
Really good video. Eager to see the pool wall build
So satisfying! 💕
i eat all meat cus of you and its working out well. im 5'10 and went from 160# to 130#. my stamina is lower but my cheekbones and ribs are really starting to pop
Thank you for the inspiration!
Why couldn’t you use paper pot for the spinach, greens, and cabbage?
I love your approach.
Hey Richard, another great video, thanks for that. One question, Why did you cover the transplanted seedlings? Cold?
Do you thin/harvest the spring onions over the season and leave some in for full bulbing?
I still don't quite understand how you and Charles Dowding keep your beds intact with no wood/metal/plastic structure to contain the soil. Wouldn't one good rainstorm cause them to get muddy and run into the woodchip path?
Planting wizzard! Bravo!
Awesome
Thanks for your great educational information.
Is there a transplanter that plants all 3 rows at once?
Don't you have problems with the birds Richard?
Last week I planted a bunch of different kale and the birds almost ate the half of every plant.... Unthinkable without netting, but I don't want to put nets everywhere. We have hot summers and I'm working with mulch systems but the birds in the night are making insane chaos, throwing all the mulch on the freshly planted plants.
I’m enjoying your book!
Hello Laura
thank you so much!
Inspiring, thanks
تحتاج لمفقس ألف بيضه و غرفة صغيره لاحتواء انتاج مئة دجاجة بيض مخصب للتفقيس
Which sowtrays and push plates do you use?
Sprinkler 😊
Frost is over? In Karlstad we have Frost every night
Looks like a dibbler might help you speed up the transplanting.
No, that would slow anyone down
i hear the birds tellign their mates dinner is served.
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