Thank you, we have a plot of land we fenced off for a garden. I’m trying to keep it low cost and was having trouble imagining how I was going to plant. This was very informative and I thank you for taking your time to help spread the knowledge to others!

Thank you Mr. HUMBLE SERVANT. I did the same things you did except.....used the shovel to make my path and mound my beds. I used a hoe to make the path and pull the dirt on both sides of the mound. Later this year when it is time for fall crops, I certainly will be using the shovel to make my rows and mounds. You are a one stop shop.......you can do a lot of things on the homestead. Thanks for sharing. God Bless You!

Your rows are proper, just like my grandpa taught me.

Awesome! Finally a nice clear explanation! I appreciate you.

That's a fine garden space you have there,and good job you're doing. God bless you and thank you for sharing.

Man those rows are beautiful 😮

As I begin to till my garden for the first time, I wanted to make sure I was doing it right and looked on youtube for some vids where I found yours. Excellent. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Nice soil prep mate :) My OCD is lovig the straight rows. Big Love from Australia

Very good video! Thank you. I appreciate your efforts in showing how that is done.

That's some nice looking soil. I will be using your method this weekend. Tfs!

It’s been two years since you made this vid and yet I’m another satisfied viewer, great video!

Kool tiller .. they are the best … I bought mine new 50 yrs ago Troy built … still have it ….you can till with one hand just need to adjust proper depth… it does all the work for you …excellent machines

Your work is paying off. It looks great.

Very nice my brother. Your hard work definitely pays off.

I love your video, heart and instruction! I subscribed

You have a nice homestead 👍 I just subscribed. God Bless from Alabama 👋

Absolutely beautiful!

I’m brand new to gardening. My wife and I decided to use a section of our backyard to try it out. I found this very helpful. Thank you!

I just got here. I don't know what I'm gonna learn yet but I already like you haha. 😅

Fantastic video, thanks a bunch

This was a very useful video. Thank you for sharing the knowledge. 💯✌

Thank you Sir. What amazing idea love it

Thank you! I couldn't find any info on KZfaq on how to actually make your rows believe it or not, God bless

Very relaxing

Looks great 👍

Very nice my friend! This is true freedom. Taking care of yourself with knowledge and skill. Hard work but worth it.

Thank You Very Much . God Bless You

Beautiful work brother. May your efforts always be blessed.

I use a heavy steel rake to mound up the soil. Get those raised rows nice and high for easy root penetration.

I just saw your title of your channel! Your awesome

Great video much thanks i have to catch up on the rest ❤️🙏🏻

Love the video 🤙🏾

Good information hard work always pays off… Thanks

Looks good! Thank you for content l!

Thats the right way to grow anything! On top of raised ridges. Start saving for a BCS with a rotary plow attachment. It’s one of the best investments I’ve ever made.

Good stuff brotha. The tiller can be use to mix in nutrients too...

Good info, will be using wood chipper to fill in rows, and making rows higher, Thanks.

Thank you for posting now I have it clear what I wll do with my used tiller I just bought ,I will do what you are doing from The south of Puerto Rico Oh if you can make post on managing the tiller too

great video !

I enjoyed that! I till my garden too. I like the look of your soil, red Georgia clay I think?

Great Video. Thank you sir.

thanks for sharing!

Looks great! I have the same tiller and I did my rows with the same way! With the same kinds of stakes too! Have you had your soil tested lately? The county Ag Extension office does it cheap. God bless your family and your farm!

Thanks so much for this

That you made me flinch!

Thanks nice video ..

If you get a chance, once your soil is broken up, trade that tiller for an older Troy-Bilt Horse model. That way you can put a hiller behind it and use it to mound up your rows. I've been using one for nearly forty years, and they really save labor,.

Good rows green thumb.

Good looking soil, you will do well.

Thank you for the fantastic demonstration. How thick of a layer of mulch/wood chips should I lay down between the rows?

hey bud whats the measurements on the chicken pen in the bck behind your garden I'm looking to build one bout the same size

Props for successfuly farming the heaviest clay soil on KZfaq. You know what you are doing. Adept and astute. You have ears that hear the earth and eyes that see through it.

I see Ya Ahch!!!💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

There's a easier way to farm with the area that you're using to farm on, if it was grass already there and I don't know if you did your soil sample but just assuming that you did your soil sample and the nitrogen is not all the way balanced or soil was hard, laying cardboard on it then compost on top of the cardboard add some water for moisture then 2 inch of wood chips that's been grated let it sit for the time it needs to sit for when you're going to do the next season planting and you won't have to till you just take a break and go right through the shredded wood chips with a stick to make your line for planting and with the fruit trees you do the same method but only using whole word chips around the fruit trees roots and that keeps moisture and so you won't even have to water your garden that much and you definitely won't have to tilling this is the back to Eden method with Paul Gautschi and I've been studying the back to Eden method for a while and it is the best method, so much easier way of growing food its the same method that you see in the rainforest and in the bush no one tills the ground out there and naturally fruit trees grow without anybody tilling the ground and actually vegetables grow without anybody breaking up the ground cuz when you break up the ground your actually destroying the nitrogen and all the good bacteria in the soil. I have land in Africa virgin land and I have mango trees growing and I have other vegetation including herbs edible vegetation and nobody has tilt the land ever far as my knowledge, it's a better way I in coach people to go on KZfaq and look this man up and check out his method one thing I will say doing the vegetable gardens you don't need the large wood chips you just need the shred wood chips or mulch over top of your compost.

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Great video. I had a question how did y’all get rid of your grass and weeds?

I wish I could reverse the direction of my times because that thing throws me around like crazy

thank you friend

Been doing this. For.over 50 years

Extra work but it pays off in the end

Can’t you get a furrow plow and attach it to the tiller?

Love your videos! I’m in MS zone 8a. Do you make all your rows 23inches for all vegetables?

How big of a tiller is that ? I’m trying to get one,

Good morning brother I'm one of your subscribers how are you doing I live in Georgia is it possible for you to sell me some callaloo seeds? Just let me know the cost plus shipping. Thanks. Keep up the good work

Trying to take to big a bite with your tiller. Raise your depth gauge a couple notches. You won’t get as deep but you will bust that soil up. Might take to passes but you will get better results. Owned a troybilt for about fifty years now. Let your tiller do the work.

What is the machine called that you are using I'm at my mama house 🏡 she said I can use the yard but idk how to do all of that right now so I am planting in containers. But I want to plant on the ground one day Humble Servants 🙏🏾I hope y'all are doing alright today. Oh I'm in Corsicana Texas idk my plant zone but google said first frost date is November 15th.

I notice you pushing/pulling the handlebar up and down. Is that just to help it move forward or is there something else to it?

That's the way I do it, but my garden is much smaller than yours. Your space is big enough for a tractor. A small tractor with tiller and plow implements should fix you up.

Hello my brother. Came across your channel by accident and immediately subscribe and now I am binge watching your videos. After you tell that clay dirt what then do you do to amend the soil because clay has no nutrient in it you cannot grow in clay is that not correct. I'm fascinated by your property and the abundance of food that you grow on it but more importantly I need to know how you amend the soil especially for growing your callaloo and your green vegetables cuz I find that I have difficulty growing callaloo in containers raised beds what if anything did you do to the clay to make it fertile to grow food

If you buy a set of tire chains for that tiller you won't have that problem.

How big is your garden you think a tiller this size will work for half acre???

I'm doing this with just a shovel

Add some weight to the back and it'll cut by itself. Also no need to string rows put a stake at each end by eye the drag your hoe from one stake to half the bed then go to the other stake and drag yohr row with the hoe back to the center of the bed

dirty boots .. clean soul !!!!!

Sound like South Carolina ya

That tiller is about $1800

What zone are you in

That looks like some heavy clay soil. Nice work, keep at it!

Multiple passes is far easier on machine and man.

Is Humble Servants Homestead or KZfaq deleting comments?

Why do you have to make berms? Can't you just plant them in the ground?

Time to get a BCS my brother

Far too much shoveling work, and you need a bigger tiller! Let the machine do the work.

HELL yea thank u teach old white boy

Cotton plantation? 😂

Wow that's some clay-ey soil

I hate CRT Tillers. pain in the ass to use.

When I start my garden I'm going to wear a pair of black dress slacks, a pair of black socks, a pair of dress shoes, a white long sleeve dress shirt a tie and a red vest

Toooo much clay