Hi Mark.. I think this product won't work for me because I don't have those muscles on your arms, lol. But seriously tho.. don't you think you should patent it or something? Very helpful video by the way. Thanks a lot, Mark.
Popcorn only pops when the shell is intact, I assume your setup damages the kernels. Can you test out the popcorn kernels and see if they pop when cooked.
God bless you, Mark! You always make me smile & laugh with your humor and your wonderful love of what you do! Thank you for teaching me how to be self sufficient....even living in an apartment. My squash, zucchini, garlic, ginger, onions, lettuce, okra, tomatoes, beets....all doing GREAT because of your teaching & advice! You ROCK, darlin'
@Horatio KJV Bible They don't think they have soil that can grow it. Advertisers and reckless farming have instituted this idea you need rich well draining soil to grow anything. I grow shit just fine in my front yard without all that processed garbage. I bury my scraps and raise worms.
Self Sufficient Me / you are a genius to me and a hero for freedom, we should all be proud of people like you! You are in my heart and prayers ❤️🙏 always
Oh yeah, Mark is jacked! Can you imagine getting a hug from him? Like getting hugged by a big warm bear that could also crush you like a tin can hahaha
LOL! The hype commercial bit was funny. I am fairly new to this channel and I love that you break it down kindergarten style so it is so easy to follow.
I love Mark's positive high energy. I was actually on the fence for growing Aztec corn, or any corn, because I didn't want to hand hull the cobs again. It's a bit late in the year for my zone, but I think I'll give it a go and try this year anyway. Thanks for the inspiration!
You make me laugh in EVERY episode Mark, thank you 😀 I love this little invention and will definitely be making it for my Glass Gem and mini Popping Corn, you're a clever chap and it's a clever contraption! Just wish Spring would hurry up and come to South Australia so I can try it out!
Woke up on the early side to do some more planting. What a wonderful extra reward to find you had just posted this. As a plumber and someone who is planting corn for the first time this was perfect! Can’t wait to give it a red hot go!
Lol......a few seconds into this video, and Mark has me smiling & laughing at his wonderful, childlike enthusiasm for the things he loves! Thank you, Mark.....you ARE a true gift from God! Your knowledge, your love of what you do.....is such an inspiration to all of us! I always look to Mark to teach me how, what, and why...to garden, grow food, and how to make life easier. God bless you, Mark....in ALL your future endeavors!
Really good idea, thanks! Am planning to plant that corn, having seen it in another of your videos. I showed my husband the video and he's going to make me one after I plant the corn and its dry.
G'day. I love your channel. Your sense of humor is so awesome. I usually watch on my tv and I'm unable to comment most of the time. This was a fantastic idea. I will definitely be using this one. Thanks! 💯💯🤗👍😀🌴🌻💯
Good day Mark! Really like your inspirational videos! Thanks! Last year had a big crop of corn. And after drying had to peel heaps. It is easy and fast with $10 gardening gloves on, the ones with a bit of rubber coating on them, do circular movements as you would to wring your washing (2 hands in opposite directions). Did not have any blisters.
I know you get this kind of thing a lot, and rightly so because you are so very awesome, but here goes: I've never been a "gardener", but after watching several of your videos I've planted my own container garden. I live in the center of North Carolina on the east coast of the US. I've planted ( all of these things are from seed) perpetual spinach, baby boc choi(sp?), mustard, 2 types of carrots and tomatoes, daisies, nasturtiums, kale, Bird's eye chilis and a few other spicy things; basil, oregano and some other herbs, and 2 types of pumpkins for carving and eating, radishes ( 2 varieties), and cukes. EVERYTHING I've planted has sprouted and is doing awesome. I've been careful to select plants that grow well in the zone I live in, and to make sure the seeds have the best start I can manage for them. You didn't make my container garden do as well as it has, but you most certainly did inspire me to give it a try, and provide me with solid advice(sp) to create something beautiful. I thank you from the bottom of my heart! May the universe continue to bless you and yours, and please continue to post videos; in a virtual environment chock full of bull you are providing real and solid information; and that makes you a shining light! Bless you and thank you!
When I was helping my granddad decobbing corn I was using the part of my palm below the thumb. It worked well. He had a cool tool made of metal that he was wearing on the hand like brassnuckles, but on the inside of the hand there are two rows of metal teeth. It worked incredibly easy.
I just planted a variety called glass gem corn as well as a few varieties similar to the ones you planted my hope is that they will cross pollinate and create even more colors.
Very useful and yet somewhat silly at the same time. Thanks for making me laugh. For your cornmeal, I highly recommend nixtamalization to increase the nutrition before grinding the meal.
I like pork chops rolled in egg then rolled in cornmeal. Used to get my cornmeal from a guy 2 towns over that ran a donkey/mule powered mill. The millstones were probably 6 feet across. Really neat to watch.
Luv ya mate. your carpentry is amazing. Had to dig up my collards today... to many white flies and the temp is 107F and the humidity is 33%. Most of my plants are drooping.
This is a genius idea. We are growing both sweetcorn and glass gem this year. I'll be glad to save my thumbs with one of these! Will normal screws do? Is there a reason you used roofing screws?
Hi..... Mark, Self Sufficient Me. You're great nice to see you, thank you for sharing your video homestead chicken farmer garden 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 👕🐔🐓🐥🐕🌱🐴🎥👍👍👍
Great vid mark would have never thought of doing it that way glad I ran across ur channel about 2weeks ago lots of good info later mate have a great day So when do u start marketing the Aussie corn decober
Hi Mark, a new friend! The first time I view your video, but love it so much. I love your high positive energy and your smile as well. I will come to Self-Sufficient me more often. Also love the name of your chan’l. I love Australian environment and Australian native plants! I spent 2 years for my postgraduate degree at QUT (Brisbane, Queensland). It’s 10 years ago! Now I will come to Self-Sufficient me when I want to find some memories for Australia 🇦🇺 Australian ! Wish you health, happiness and success! Have a good day! See you in next interesting video.
Good day Mark! I've recently started following ur videos and ithink they are very educational. If u don't mind me asking, what happened to ur right forearm? Why the huge scar?
Mark, you crack me up. Just got hubby to make me one of your corn cob de-kernellers. Worked a treat - he even got to use it first. Will have to try it on my Silvermine corn - when I grow it. Oh and I'm just about ready to harvest my Jicama (Yam Bean), it's feeling huge (I had a test feel under the soil). You harvested some after the seeds had dried out in one video, how did it taste when it was left on so long? I only received 5 or so seeds and really need to save the seeds. I only have 3 in the ground.
Hi mark I have always wanted to know if trees that lose there leafs in Autumn also do in the subtropics. Like will an apple or a mulberry lose there leaves in Autumn
Hi Tom, yes most still do lose leaves like pecan, peach, mulberry (usually), but most apples don't totally lose all foliage. That's an interesting question! Cheers :)
should have had that beginning bit doing it by hand in black and white like an infomercial lol... neat idea, don't think I'd bother for just a few cobs but would come in handy doing a bunch.
G'day Everyone! The chicken "parmy" recipe on my other NEW channel is here: ruclips.net/video/IIdXybF3NUU/видео.html
Hi Mark.. I think this product won't work for me because I don't have those muscles on your arms, lol.
But seriously tho.. don't you think you should patent it or something?
Very helpful video by the way. Thanks a lot, Mark.
Popcorn only pops when the shell is intact, I assume your setup damages the kernels. Can you test out the popcorn kernels and see if they pop when cooked.
God bless you, Mark! You always make me smile & laugh with your humor and your wonderful love of what you do! Thank you for teaching me how to be self sufficient....even living in an apartment. My squash, zucchini, garlic, ginger, onions, lettuce, okra, tomatoes, beets....all doing GREAT because of your teaching & advice! You ROCK, darlin'
@@velorexvelorex4605 ...darlin', I've grown popcorn and yes, much of it still popped, even damaged kernels.
You always have me laughing on all your great videos. Enjoy your day!
This one man has taught me more about gardening then anyone else
@Horatio KJV Bible They don't think they have soil that can grow it.
Advertisers and reckless farming have instituted this idea you need rich well draining soil to grow anything.
I grow shit just fine in my front yard without all that processed garbage.
I bury my scraps and raise worms.
Agreed
The dedication and passion this guy puts in every single thing he does is really inspiring.
Keep it going, mate!
Thanks Enrico cheers mate! :)
G’Day Mark, what a great way to enjoy my morning coffee ☕️ with my favorite Aussie Garden genius!
Genius! You are way too kind Michael... I hope you are enjoying your brew - thanks mate and all the best! :)
I wish it still was morning here, its 15:55 here now where I live :(
Self Sufficient Me / you are a genius to me and a hero for freedom, we should all be proud of people like you! You are in my heart and prayers ❤️🙏 always
Start of it reminds me of them shopping ads u see on tv at night😂😂
LOL...
... & with the added comment of 'this adjustable model', as in the tightening of the screws - lol
But wait! There's more!
Does this device include Mark's jacked Popeye forearms for efficient operation?
heh - good video mate.
Haha! Maybe we have to watch " How to grow a tonne of spinach" to get those. I'll need it with my skinny Olive oil arms lol
I love Mark's sculpted arms.....I bet Mark could combine inventions so we could all kernel and build muscle!
Oh yeah, Mark is jacked! Can you imagine getting a hug from him? Like getting hugged by a big warm bear that could also crush you like a tin can hahaha
Pretty sure he looks like Popeyes nemesis.
That intro was great! High energy, gripping, what critics are calling this years best corn gadget.
LOL! The hype commercial bit was funny. I am fairly new to this channel and I love that you break it down kindergarten style so it is so easy to follow.
Thanks for helping we fellow homesteaders find some easier ways to get things done. We appreciate it.
The excitement in the intro is just too much😂😂😂 love this channel so much. Your humour is infectious Mark✨
You’ve got quite a Popeye arm going there. Love your innovations, your upbeat attitude, and your fun videos.
Mark makes everything you have to do in the garden fun. Inspiring guy who loves what he does. Keep them coming Mark. Rab the Highlands of Scotland.
I love Mark's positive high energy. I was actually on the fence for growing Aztec corn, or any corn, because I didn't want to hand hull the cobs again. It's a bit late in the year for my zone, but I think I'll give it a go and try this year anyway. Thanks for the inspiration!
If you can water, its probably ok
0:47 legend says the cob is still flying in the air.
Very cool tool!!!! The best part is everyone has the stuff and ability to make it. Thanx
So cool!!! I'm going to make one of these tomorrow, I'll grow the corn later 😂😂
Was thinking the same thing: Yes I will make this! Oh wait, I have no corn yet.
@@brightantwerp 😂😂
"Why am I laughing at myself?" Don't worry Mark, I was laughing at you too 😂
Awesome video, Mark. Cheers from the US. Can’t wait til you hit 1 million subs.
That would be awesome! :)
It will be awesome. Cheers!
the beginning bit made me laugh, i love when he threw the cob over his shoulder LOL
You make me laugh in EVERY episode Mark, thank you 😀
I love this little invention and will definitely be making it for my Glass Gem and mini Popping Corn, you're a clever chap and it's a clever contraption!
Just wish Spring would hurry up and come to South Australia so I can try it out!
Absolutely love this channel, love how he calls things how they are lol!
This guy is just a straight up legend!
Wow this guy loves corn
I love your energy man
Thanks Mark. Love those purple popping corn too. And the dark red ones.
G'day mate, that's one awesome tool I'll definitely be making one for next season. Thanks for sharing and God bless you guys.
All the way from Michigan, USA: I appreciate all you do and I can’t wait to use your advice in practice
Woke up on the early side to do some more planting. What a wonderful extra reward to find you had just posted this. As a plumber and someone who is planting corn for the first time this was perfect! Can’t wait to give it a red hot go!
That was cool👍 you can use that fresh corn meal to fry fish with as well. Hope you are having a great day there 😉
Mark, great to see so many other people enjoying your videos too... been an interesting few years. Thanks for sharing.
Lol......a few seconds into this video, and Mark has me smiling & laughing at his wonderful, childlike enthusiasm for the things he loves!
Thank you, Mark.....you ARE a true gift from God! Your knowledge, your love of what you do.....is such an inspiration to all of us! I always look to Mark to teach me how, what, and why...to garden, grow food, and how to make life easier. God bless you, Mark....in ALL your future endeavors!
I so could have used that when I was a kid shelling corn for my folks. I vividly remember the blisters, even if I was wearing gloves. Good idea!
Lol. I love the over the top enthusiasm in the intro. Someone's had an espresso or two! :)
Really good idea, thanks! Am planning to plant that corn, having seen it in another of your videos. I showed my husband the video and he's going to make me one after I plant the corn and its dry.
G'day. I love your channel. Your sense of humor is so awesome. I usually watch on my tv and I'm unable to comment most of the time. This was a fantastic idea. I will definitely be using this one. Thanks! 💯💯🤗👍😀🌴🌻💯
I am growing Jimmy dry corn for the first time this year …thanks for the tip !!! Awesome DIY !
Good on you Mark. Anyone who has ever shucked dried corn wants a better way!
loving the enthusiasm at the beginning Mark! youll be the next Phil swift lol
You are a clever boy, Mark, and I just happen to have the parts and tools for this gadget.
Love your ideas and your vids.
Slick little tool ! I am making one of these !
What a clever solution!
Hey, Mark. Any noticeable damage to the kernels from the removal? Thanks for another great video!
Informative video for sure but the good Lord blessed me with two rows of corn de kernels thank you very much.
I absolutely adore your works
Hope this channel keeps on growing
I just love his energy!
I really like him because he seems to enjoy making videos
Always nice when a new vid pops up. Cheers Mark
Thanks Mark. Awesome idea. I will be making this today!! We have over 100 purple popping corn dried out ready for this!!
Good day Mark! Really like your inspirational videos! Thanks! Last year had a big crop of corn. And after drying had to peel heaps. It is easy and fast with $10 gardening gloves on, the ones with a bit of rubber coating on them, do circular movements as you would to wring your washing (2 hands in opposite directions). Did not have any blisters.
Love the enthusiasm Mark!
First time watching the man and, I’m in love.
Awesome man! You are my favorite guy, Mark. Always keeping things simple and easy to do. Keep going
I'm imagining this being the first video of yours someone is seeing. "Did you see that intro? He's mental." Keep up the good work, Mark!
I know you get this kind of thing a lot, and rightly so because you are so very awesome, but here goes: I've never been a "gardener", but after watching several of your videos I've planted my own container garden. I live in the center of North Carolina on the east coast of the US. I've planted ( all of these things are from seed) perpetual spinach, baby boc choi(sp?), mustard, 2 types of carrots and tomatoes, daisies, nasturtiums, kale, Bird's eye chilis and a few other spicy things; basil, oregano and some other herbs, and 2 types of pumpkins for carving and eating, radishes ( 2 varieties), and cukes. EVERYTHING I've planted has sprouted and is doing awesome. I've been careful to select plants that grow well in the zone I live in, and to make sure the seeds have the best start I can manage for them. You didn't make my container garden do as well as it has, but you most certainly did inspire me to give it a try, and provide me with solid advice(sp) to create something beautiful. I thank you from the bottom of my heart! May the universe continue to bless you and yours, and please continue to post videos; in a virtual environment chock full of bull you are providing real and solid information; and that makes you a shining light! Bless you and thank you!
When I was helping my granddad decobbing corn I was using the part of my palm below the thumb. It worked well. He had a cool tool made of metal that he was wearing on the hand like brassnuckles, but on the inside of the hand there are two rows of metal teeth. It worked incredibly easy.
You have another channel?! How will I find the time?
You looked so happy when you said you got a boat. Please do fishing videos too, that would make me so happy!!
Keep up the good work mark! I aspire to one day be self-sufficient too.
You never seize to amaze me. CHEERS from Portugal.
You’re humor is so awesome! Puts a smile on my face every time you crack a joke lol.
The radishes, rocket, black seeded Simpson, mustard and bokchoy are good. Thanks for the motivational reminder.
Who gives these videos a thumbs down? Hey Mark thanks for another great video!
Great little invention Mark, it works a treat! Thanks 😉👍🌽
Thankyou. Been waiting for this one. Excellent work. Thanks for following through.
Great video Mark. Can you show us around your garden shed soon? Tools, equipment and storage tips. Keep up the great work 👍
You just gotta LOVE the Ausi Crows, The Coolest crows in the world !
I may never need to use this wisdom but I sure as hell enjoyed the humor
I just planted a variety called glass gem corn as well as a few varieties similar to the ones you planted my hope is that they will cross pollinate and create even more colors.
I stumbled on your channel and can't get enough of it. Time to start growing some popping corn lol
Lets get into it👏💪
Very useful and yet somewhat silly at the same time. Thanks for making me laugh.
For your cornmeal, I highly recommend nixtamalization to increase the nutrition before grinding the meal.
I like pork chops rolled in egg then rolled in cornmeal. Used to get my cornmeal from a guy 2 towns over that ran a donkey/mule powered mill. The millstones were probably 6 feet across. Really neat to watch.
I love your vids man, you are making my day with good vibes man, greeting from the Netherlands
I just found out about you, my family and I just love your videos
Love this channel. Hello from Indiana USA
Luv ya mate. your carpentry is amazing. Had to dig up my collards today... to many white flies and the temp is 107F and the humidity is 33%. Most of my plants are drooping.
This is a genius idea. We are growing both sweetcorn and glass gem this year. I'll be glad to save my thumbs with one of these! Will normal screws do? Is there a reason you used roofing screws?
Dose it not damage or crack the corn? Bloody good idea mate! Been watching you a while now!
very clever invention
Hi Mark, just found your channel and im loving them. Ever thought about doind a live Q&A session
It reminds me of those crack pepper shakers!
'why am i laughing at myself'
lol :D u best ytber ever
Hi..... Mark, Self Sufficient Me. You're great nice to see you, thank you for sharing your video homestead chicken farmer garden 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 👕🐔🐓🐥🐕🌱🐴🎥👍👍👍
Wow, great idea, thanks
for sharing. Just found out about your second channel! Love it! 👌❤ I'm going to try that chicken recipe!
Great vid mark would have never thought of doing it that way glad I ran across ur channel about 2weeks ago lots of good info later mate have a great day
So when do u start marketing the Aussie corn decober
I absolutely love your videos
Good one Mark! Thank you for sharing 👍
Hi Mark, a new friend! The first time I view your video, but love it so much. I love your high positive energy and your smile as well. I will come to Self-Sufficient me more often. Also love the name of your chan’l. I love Australian environment and Australian native plants! I spent 2 years for my postgraduate degree at QUT (Brisbane, Queensland). It’s 10 years ago! Now I will come to Self-Sufficient me when I want to find some memories for Australia 🇦🇺 Australian ! Wish you health, happiness and success! Have a good day! See you in next interesting video.
Very cool DIY idea!
Lunch time today included the first tomato from our veggie patch here in the southwest United states. Temperatures have been I the high 90s for weeks.
You make amazing vids mark well done
Love ur videos
Good day Mark! I've recently started following ur videos and ithink they are very educational. If u don't mind me asking, what happened to ur right forearm? Why the huge scar?
love your enthusiasm :D
Mark, you crack me up. Just got hubby to make me one of your corn cob de-kernellers. Worked a treat - he even got to use it first. Will have to try it on my Silvermine corn - when I grow it. Oh and I'm just about ready to harvest my Jicama (Yam Bean), it's feeling huge (I had a test feel under the soil). You harvested some after the seeds had dried out in one video, how did it taste when it was left on so long? I only received 5 or so seeds and really need to save the seeds. I only have 3 in the ground.
Hi mark
I have always wanted to know if trees that lose there leafs in Autumn also do in the subtropics.
Like will an apple or a mulberry lose there leaves in Autumn
Hi Tom, yes most still do lose leaves like pecan, peach, mulberry (usually), but most apples don't totally lose all foliage. That's an interesting question! Cheers :)
Ok thanks
The reason i have i wanted to know is i live down in victoria and have only been to queensland once, last year.
Hot Pocket Kernel Mark good grip ,btw... you have a good handle on things.
You're SO EFFING HILARIOUS Mark! XD
Nice idea. Small improvement idea! Use finger screws instead so you can adjust the size on the fly.
Fun and educational video ❤️
should have had that beginning bit doing it by hand in black and white like an infomercial lol...
neat idea, don't think I'd bother for just a few cobs but would come in handy doing a bunch.