When u compare your ur progress from the start to now, it honesty crazy to see how far you've come Very inspirational

Thank you so much! I’ve been scouring KZfaq trying to find a video exactly like this, it’s a year later and there still isn’t much about how to install a windbreak fence from start to finish so thank you! Very helpful!

This is very helpful thank you. It's just what I needed to see as I have some of this fabric and needed to know how to protect my veg at the alottment.

Great video! You must be very proud of yourself, and rightly so. Your place is coming along very nicely.

Nice to hear that you have a bird encouraging you with its cheery song :)

Kyle, great work, had a laugh when you said you made a "mistake" with top wire, but you got a great solution and job done..mighty 👍

As you can see l, I used to drive for Barna....just spotted your bins there. Great video as I'm doing this myself in the next few days.

Kyle, you did a great of putting the windbreak in! You also did a great job of explaining what you were doing.😊👏👏

Good job. Maybe consider planting for a living windbreak for the future.

A great relief to see the brief guest appearance from your dog; he hasn’t appeared of late and I was getting concerned. Phew! 🥹

I had missed your videos for a few weeks and went back and watch them. I cannot believe how much you’ve accomplished in the last 10 or 11 months. It finally looks like a real Homestead. I know it’s a lot of work still and you must be very tired at the end of the day and often frustrated but you have accomplished so much. It’s a bit like the pioneers here in the United States back 150 years ago. I spent time in Ireland back 15 years ago for a few years as I was seeing a guy from Ireland we were back-and-forth. My big mistake was not staying when he asked me to. While it’s a country like every other with its problems it’s so much nicer Country than any I have visited because your average Irishman is way more decent than in most parts of the world though they don’t seem to realize it. Best of luck to you I’ll keep watching cheers .

Great video, thank you. In my experience, plastic zip ties don't do weel with UV, and get brittle and fall aprat after a few months, I'd be happy to see an update after a year or so, it maybe different in different climates. As for your cable on which you hang the wind-breaker, you can get tensors which are like 80 cents a piece, you clip the wire and hook both ends, and then you just need to tighten a screw to add tension. Even metal wire will start sagging after some time. It's great seeing your project come along, I'm always happy when I see one of your new videos.

Brilliant good luck with it it looks great 👍

Great work and great video Kyle.

Great job. Inventive, easy and practical, like many of your solutions. Thank you for making and sharing. My only wee comment would be that (normally) the white zip ties are not UV resistant and may/will crack over time... something worth checking and just my tuppence worth. 😉

I like this windbreak, it is going to save all your plants

everything is coming together nicely. Been watching Mossy for about 4 years now and glad to find you there and now here on your own channel.

Good job Kyle . Wish I’d of known that staple holding method when I did my 150 meters of fencing 🙄. Would of saved my fingers taking a beating 😂

Hi Kyle. Thanks for the tutorial Great job 👌👌.

Dog at 4:20, "Wtf?? We Buddhists now??" 😆

Great stuff Kyle! Learned lots. Happy Solstice 😊🌱💚🙏✨

Ah your turning into a pure genius on the land especially coming from the urban. Wishing you all the very best 👌

45 degree post at the ends joined to a short crossmember, which you bury underground, would add strength. I think as the ground softens in heavy rain the end posts will start to lean over. Keep it up though,you’re doing well.

Yes. Thanks for that. Simple and effective.

Great video, good instructions and helpful advice.

Here is a suggestion to help you drive in your staples into a fence post: Do as you have been doing but, once the staple has been started, hold your pliers next to the post - opposite side of where the staple is, then hammer in the staple. It helps keep the post from bouncing around too much. Hope that makes sense.

Looks a good job, well done.

Looking pretty good Kyle :) 😀

Have used chicken wire in past and this works to reduce wind

Great video, Kyle. Had an idea. If you had done it all around with a little door you might also prevent deer coming in for a snack .. 😉

Awesome!

Hi mate just a small tip, if you put your staples in at 45 degrees thay don't split the posts and fall out

Well done! Will all the trees you planted eventually be a good windbreak?

1.6 meters would be the better post spacing for fencing. Cable ties work well it laths of wood hammer on each post is better. The auger do I ne turn and lit out the soil but better not to use it at all. I did 70 meters of wind break for a hedge last month with cable ties great job

Great job! What sides of your garden did you fence--north & west I imagine?

Wow

Lovely job 😌 Question: Will the posts be secure enough without using concrete, given that your soil is somewhat waterlogged? 🌊

Not long until the Ladies arrive... :D

Can you let me know where you got your auger and fence post rammer and an idea of price, thanks. Great video and have got some good advice

I am far too protective of my Victorinox Swisstool multitool to cut wires on projects near my home. I alway fetch a cheapo plier...

How about threading the wire through the holes on the windbreak?

Black will last a few years. Also line wire seems thin

Are you going to do a video on how to break wind properly?

When are the chooks arriving?

Sorry I just need to know `why` do you need to protect the plants from the wind? Most of those would do just fine in windy conditions, no?

Can you share what product you are using? What size is the mesh?