You must be the hardest farmer around lol real old school. I like the narrative you use, it’s what work for you. Totally concur. Well done. DW BACKYARD GARDEN x
Oh my gosh you be preachin' to me! We trying to get started in a homestead right now, yes it's a lot of work. But God is so good. Thank you so much, and may God bless you two, and your whole house, in the name of Jesus!!
Im so glad i found your channel today! Thank you for your faithfulness! I wish i could be your neighbor- ill watch you and pray for you from up here in western Washington state- stoney ground, poorsoil and sketchy summer growing weather! I use tubs and half barrels and raised beds- im the only yard around here without a dog or fence so guess where all the deer come?! May the Good Lord continue to bless you and keep you. I look forward yo meeting you one day on the streets of gold!
I thought that string was an ear of corn😋. I still had my blue light filter on. I totally like the idea of doing mounds.👍I never thought of that! Thank you.
Those high mounds are how to do flood irrigation, also. If you are set up for it, and have plenty water it works great. Plants love it. It is a commercial farming method. As a teenage farm worker, I used to make those, (with a tractor, Lol.)
Just came across your channel. Excellent tutorial on the how and why (stick depth measurement for instance) makes sense! I'll be back for more!! Subbed! God bless you and your family in Jesus name 💟
I have searched everywhere for explanation videos such as this one. Thank you for this wonderful video you have made. Wonderful job breaking it down for a beginner such as myself. Bless you for sharing this information.
I can’t believe your channel hasn’t popped up in my algorithm. Just started build up my beds; just to see. Our soil is mostly clay. Had no idea if I was doing it right. Glad to finally get to see everything you’ve created. Happy to learn and be blessed.
I'm a new subscriber to your platform I was just surfing RUclips your concept of your very deep rows and pathways is very interesting I know some plants that should work great on
I used grass clippings over the top of my rows last year and it kept it from crusting over..sure worked good..kept it from drying out into hard pan..and the pathways too. This year the pathways are the rows. Made the soil rich. Love the way your rows are made..just like my parents taught me too.
I just finished putting deep trenches /tall rows in my garden just like this. I'm covering the walkway with deep mulch. If you have any lumber processing mills nearby, you can get a whole truckload of mulch cheap. I paid $40/load for hardwood chips.
I didn't have any help😒, lol. It's a ton of work...I've been beating myself up working for almost 2 weeks straight...but I won't have to weed any walkways this year and my plants will thrive with the deep rows so its going to be worth it.
I just found your channel last night and subscribed, I'm in GA too (Bulloch County) and I also have to deal with a lot of sand and clay. I admire your scotch bonnets, I can't find any locally for sale. My goal is to one day have a pepper patch as nice as yours.
We frequent Bulloch a lot. We have family down that way! Great soil for growing watermelon and turnips, etc. The lack of good quality scotch bonnets in GA is why we are growing them! Wishing you success with growing them as well
This is a great video. The Most High does so much for his people he is soo worthy to be praised and spoken of.. We are in GA as well. Tilled the ground and yes I notice flooding so some of my okra had drowned. Now I know to build mounds. I have 1 other problem. Where my husband tilled has tons of roots in it. What can be done about it?
God Bless you Precious one. I love raised beds. Only thing I do differently is mine all get covered in thick hay. No tillage here at all. Keep up the good work.
I AM GOING TO SHARE THIS VIDEO WITH 2 FOLKS THAT I THINK CAN BEDNEFIT FROM YOUR STYLE! ONE IS IN LOUIS IANA, ONE IN TENNESSEE. GOD BLESS TYHE WORK OF YOUR HAZNDS♥️♥️♥️
APTTMHA. Thawadda Ahch. This lesson will be helpful in setting up our garden. I will share this with others who want to get a garden started. Many blessing to you and your family!
Howdy Neighbor! Praise the Word daily and Love the Almighty Most High Father God! Great mounding formation! I will start rows for veggies! Now I can grow carrots!!!! Growing in zone 8b North Central Florida! Our soil is ,sandy loam. Using No-Till method permaculture practices. KNF, Native American methods, Specialty Cut Flowers! Now my Tomatoes will have a great homebin a mound, plus I can plant Lettuce around them to PREVENT the sun from damaging the soil! Keeping the integrity of the Soil Biome, or I call it the food web.
Yes we do and this is a big reason we started making the videos! To encourage and show others how to get back to taking responsibility for their food and health! Welcome to our channel!
I've been trying out doing something similar by digging down the depth of a shovel or so and then filling the trench walkway with wood chips. Been doing 4ft beds 3ft paths and try to put enough chips so it's level or only slightly raised row
I’m sorry to say this but, them chickens in the back sound like they got mad jokes, they sound like they been laughing at you the whole video lol. You might wanna go put yo foot down, I think they think it’s a game lol. Great video
I would like to do this in my back yard but it is filled with weeds and no grass … what’s the quickest way to kill the weeds ? Do I need to turn the whole yard and pull all the weeds manually before doing something like this ?
The quickest way to kill the weeds is to cover the area to block out sunlight which makes the weeds strong. You can use a tarp or something similar. Once tarped leave it in place for at least 2 weeks. Then you can move forward with cultivating.
@@humbleservantshomestead7974 thanks for the reply !!! I understand I can kill the weed , but won’t I still have to turn the dirt and pull the weed/roots out ?
I just found your channel and I appreciate how your very thorough with your explanations. I’m in North Georgia and I don’t have the luxury of tillable area for mounding. 🥹
You must be the hardest farmer around lol real old school. I like the narrative you use, it’s what work for you. Totally concur. Well done. DW BACKYARD GARDEN x
Oh my gosh you be preachin' to me!
We trying to get started in a homestead right now, yes it's a lot of work. But God is so good. Thank you so much, and may God bless you two, and your whole house, in the name of Jesus!!
I am so thankful the Lord let me come across this channel. I pray for much success for y'all!!!
Hey Sis Sarah! Welcome to our channel and thanks you very much
First time gardener here. Thanks for the tips and the encouraging word. Praise Yah the Most High!❤️🙌🏾
Thanks for sharing your wisdom. Blessings on your family and farm.
Im so glad i found your channel today! Thank you for your faithfulness! I wish i could be your neighbor- ill watch you and pray for you from up here in western Washington state- stoney ground, poorsoil and sketchy summer growing weather! I use tubs and half barrels and raised beds- im the only yard around here without a dog or fence so guess where all the deer come?! May the Good Lord continue to bless you and keep you. I look forward yo meeting you one day on the streets of gold!
This video made me smile! God bless you and your family. So wonderful to see such a dedicated family of the faith…
I thought that string was an ear of corn😋. I still had my blue light filter on. I totally like the idea of doing mounds.👍I never thought of that! Thank you.
Thank you for the detailed explanation! Blessings on your farm and family.
Those high mounds are how to do flood irrigation, also. If you are set up for it, and have plenty water it works great. Plants love it.
It is a commercial farming method. As a teenage farm worker, I used to make those, (with a tractor, Lol.)
Is there an attachment for the tractor for making raised rows?
Yes, I agree!! Great option for garlic,thanks for sharing!!! New friend here!!!
Just came across your channel. Excellent tutorial on the how and why (stick depth measurement for instance) makes sense!
I'll be back for more!! Subbed!
God bless you and your family in Jesus name 💟
I have searched everywhere for explanation videos such as this one. Thank you for this wonderful video you have made. Wonderful job breaking it down for a beginner such as myself. Bless you for sharing this information.
So glad you found it useful! Blessings to you as well
I can’t believe your channel hasn’t popped up in my algorithm. Just started build up my beds; just to see. Our soil is mostly clay. Had no idea if I was doing it right. Glad to finally get to see everything you’ve created. Happy to learn and be blessed.
I’ve really learned a lot of good information from y’all. Thank you and stay blessed❤️
This is how my dad taught us to do rows too and it was a small kitchen garden. It makes a lot of sense.
Thank you for your videos and your amazing outlook at life.
Thank you for this useful information! I expanded the garden this year and I think the mounds will be beneficial! God bless!
I'm a new subscriber to your platform I was just surfing RUclips your concept of your very deep rows and pathways is very interesting I know some plants that should work great on
I used grass clippings over the top of my rows last year and it kept it from crusting over..sure worked good..kept it from drying out into hard pan..and the pathways too. This year the pathways are the rows. Made the soil rich. Love the way your rows are made..just like my parents taught me too.
We are bringing the old ways back! We all know that saying nothing new under the sun......
hello I'm very new to gardening do you run your rows north to south or west to east?
@@toasterbox7867 check the slope of your lane .. and run them the way water runs across your land
Shalom Ach encouraging video. The Most High is the One that is doing this work on us.
Todah
I just finished putting deep trenches /tall rows in my garden just like this. I'm covering the walkway with deep mulch. If you have any lumber processing mills nearby, you can get a whole truckload of mulch cheap. I paid $40/load for hardwood chips.
I didn't have any help😒, lol. It's a ton of work...I've been beating myself up working for almost 2 weeks straight...but I won't have to weed any walkways this year and my plants will thrive with the deep rows so its going to be worth it.
Goodness look at that soil! 🤩 Here in central Florida I have mostly sand... Though I've been trying my best to build it.
Great video. 👍
Good explanation of high beds. Stay safe my friends. God bless you all. 🙏
I just found your channel last night and subscribed, I'm in GA too (Bulloch County) and I also have to deal with a lot of sand and clay. I admire your scotch bonnets, I can't find any locally for sale. My goal is to one day have a pepper patch as nice as yours.
We frequent Bulloch a lot. We have family down that way! Great soil for growing watermelon and turnips, etc. The lack of good quality scotch bonnets in GA is why we are growing them! Wishing you success with growing them as well
I glad you made this video I wonder why your beds were so tall. And you are correct about compaction same as grass in yard .
This is a great video. The Most High does so much for his people he is soo worthy to be praised and spoken of.. We are in GA as well. Tilled the ground and yes I notice flooding so some of my okra had drowned. Now I know to build mounds. I have 1 other problem. Where my husband tilled has tons of roots in it. What can be done about it?
I just came across this video...watching from the Caribbean in Barbados. Wherever you go around the island that is how our garden beds are made
This man is wise beyond his years!!!
Yes, thank God for strength to have a bountiful harvest.
Girl we gotta see you out from brhind that camera more! Maybe some recipe videos.... 😘
God Bless you Precious one. I love raised beds. Only thing I do differently is mine all get covered in thick hay. No tillage here at all. Keep up the good work.
I AM GOING TO SHARE THIS VIDEO WITH 2 FOLKS THAT I THINK CAN BEDNEFIT FROM YOUR STYLE! ONE IS IN LOUIS IANA, ONE IN TENNESSEE. GOD BLESS TYHE WORK OF YOUR HAZNDS♥️♥️♥️
Excellent Content ☝🏾☝🏾☝🏾👩🏾🌾🙏🏾 I really admire your style of farming.
WOW y'all are putting in WORK 👏👏👏
Another great video! I get alot of rain here in Florida as well so I'm going to try this.
That is beautiful! Nice garden .
Such a great video. Y'all definitely got me to watch several of your other videos and subscribe, will share!
APTTMHA. Thawadda Ahch. This lesson will be helpful in setting up our garden. I will share this with others who want to get a garden started. Many blessing to you and your family!
APTTMHA indeed!
Howdy Neighbor! Praise the Word daily and Love the Almighty Most High Father God!
Great mounding formation!
I will start rows for veggies!
Now I can grow carrots!!!!
Growing in zone 8b North Central Florida!
Our soil is ,sandy loam.
Using No-Till method permaculture practices.
KNF, Native American methods, Specialty Cut Flowers!
Now my Tomatoes will have a great homebin a mound, plus I can plant Lettuce around them to PREVENT the sun from damaging the soil! Keeping the integrity of the Soil Biome, or I call it the food web.
Enjoy your content, new sub. Keep it up. Now more than ever we need to take responsibility for our own food and health.
Yes we do and this is a big reason we started making the videos! To encourage and show others how to get back to taking responsibility for their food and health! Welcome to our channel!
IJN, 🤗🙏 AMEN
Do you have to build up the beds every season or will they hold that structure next season?
You've definitely been working hard if you got Georgia dirt that fluffy
If I didn't see it for myself
I would think you used some sort of #machine
👏👏👏👏👏👏
Awesome! All Praises!
Kan. This video is very helpful Ahch! Shalawam & Barak Ahtham to the family
Heyyyy Family,
I hope to be able to visit a gardener here soon and if we can see how they do it here we will share it with you
Missing ya'll ❤
Looking forward to the details Sis! Miss and love y'all ❤
I've been trying out doing something similar by digging down the depth of a shovel or so and then filling the trench walkway with wood chips. Been doing 4ft beds 3ft paths and try to put enough chips so it's level or only slightly raised row
We have fields and fields of strawberry fields here in Ventura and Oxnard CA. The rows are always created like this.
DEPTH OF THE SOIL👌
Very informative!
Love ur chicken pen...love its large enough for the chicken to move around
9:45 Chicken has rhythm! Bac bac bac bac baBAGAC!
You should do a feature on your chickens
😊😊
Thank you for the video! May I suggest a book The One-Straw Revolution by Masanobu Fukuoka 🙏🙏🙏
Great idea I too have clay soil ty
How did you you row and don’t have any weeds or even grass? How you make the soil so clean
Will you be selling spice on your channel in the future? I watched an episode of Homestead Heart and she mentioned you.
I’m sorry to say this but, them chickens in the back sound like they got mad jokes, they sound like they been laughing at you the whole video lol. You might wanna go put yo foot down, I think they think it’s a game lol. Great video
AMEN...
Your rooster is trying to upstage you, lol.
Work for 25min without any distraction then break for 4-5min then rinse and repeat.
I would like to do this in my back yard but it is filled with weeds and no grass … what’s the quickest way to kill the weeds ? Do I need to turn the whole yard and pull all the weeds manually before doing something like this ?
The quickest way to kill the weeds is to cover the area to block out sunlight which makes the weeds strong. You can use a tarp or something similar. Once tarped leave it in place for at least 2 weeks. Then you can move forward with cultivating.
@@humbleservantshomestead7974 thanks for the reply !!! I understand I can kill the weed , but won’t I still have to turn the dirt and pull the weed/roots out ?
Be blessed
Respect
What part of GA?
My soil composition is 90% clay 10% sand what now?
The wind is terrible. Tell your camera person to shield the microphone from the wind
I just found your channel and I appreciate how your very thorough with your explanations. I’m in North Georgia and I don’t have the luxury of tillable area for mounding. 🥹