I'm glad your family left your channel up for everyone to enjoy and learn from.

I know you are not with us anymore. You gave us a wealth of knowledge to pass on for generations. 🌟

I so miss your updates. Just a couple of days before you passed, I signed up for your forum and received the email from you saying all clear. With the changing of seasons and starting gardens, we continue to love these videos as refreshers and learn something new every single time. I look forward to using the forums with so many helpful people, and feel blessed to be able to watch these over and over. Thank you for the knowledge you left us!

Always loved your videos, rest in peace

Nothing as beautiful as a freshly plowed field!!

You make it look so easy !! When people are good at what they do, they make it look easy !!

I miss you buddy and still watching your videos. it was nice to live 20 minutes from you and visit. I miss sitting in your shed and drinking a cold drink!!!

I glade you’ll left these channels up to learn from and he was a great man and just relaxing and very learning. RIP DONALD 😢❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

I could drive that tractor all day and be happy as a clam. :)

Mr Donald, Thank you sir for another good video. Good to see you in that tractor seat again. As usual you have that garden looking so good. Hope you have a good summer. God Bless you sir.

That right there is God's country. Soooooooo beautiful!!!! Those are some very healthy looking garlic. It is so nice to see your jolly face. Totally miss you and the wife.

Thanks for the video. You should be proud as that is one of the prettiest garden spots I have seen. You clearly know what your doing.

This is the first year I am able to garden using equipment. My neighbor has been letting me use his tractor, cultivator and pto tiller. We are using composted horse manure that is 5 seasons old and has a whole mess of red worms in it and does not smell of urea. I have a lot to learn about gardening. Your videos are a big help.

Good to see you back in the saddle. Have a great year!

Good to see ya back in the saddle. Best wishes for the planting season !

i can watch your channel all day all night ,you should let all your fans/subscribers have a visit to your garden

Donald, I still say you have the best looking garden. It ought to be producing quite a bit by now.

WooHoo!!! Glad to see you there doing what you do best! I hope you have a wonderful growing season, and may you stay healthy, my friend! God Bless!

As I get older those wide areas between the plantings look better and better. Placing the grow rows 6 feet apart this year. Planting lots of okra this year, so many say they will buy if I grow so here goes...... when I get time to watch your videos sure enjoy them. keep it up as long as you can. God Bless.

Great to hear from you Donald. Glad your doing well and making progress. I have a bunch of stuff planted too and a lot more to do.

Mr D....Glad to see you back in action.

You are a good man Donald... Peace be with you.

I always feel so behind when I watch your videos because I live up north and my season is later. But I got my garden tilled too. Even got my peas, lettuce, kale, spinach, broccoli, and potato sets planted. I agree with the other commenters, I think this will be a great gardening season. If I get a break in the rain I will plant carrot seeds today. Thanks for the videos buddy, they always motivate me to grow more.

Dang. It's good to see you back on that tractor, Donald!

great to see you out and about, have a good one sir

You make it look so easy!! Your Kubota tractor is pretty nice too! Thanks for sharing!

'' THANK YOU FOR SHARING THE KNOWLEDGE ... MR. DONALD ... IT IS GREATLY APPRECIATED HERE IN ST. LANDRY PARISH ''

Glad to see you again! Good luck this year! All my stuff was planted about 4 days ago, waiting to see sprouts. I think we'll have a good season too if we don't get a hurricane.

Great video Donald, relaxing, having a beer while watching your great weather & garden video. Here in Ks. its the same and its great to see spring finally arrive, many happy gardening video's to come for you and the gang. Gary Farmall

I just read that you were no longer with us and I wanted to let you know I just started a 400’ by 125’ garden. My first large garden but I used to walk behind Tanny Leblanc my PopPop with his mules and I’m a pure Cajun also, Richard from Lafayette La. Love your videos!

The soil is looking very fertile Donald. Thanks for sharing and, happy gardening!!

What nice looking dirt you have in the parish, Don. Perfectly straight rows, beautiful garlic, I'll bet this year will be as good or better than last ! I've been watching all the vids on cover cropping in hopes I can improve my dirt. It's interesting to learn about. Very nice setting you have there, for your garden. Tnx for the vids! rc

OMG....Did I just see a black lab puppy? ;-) I'm so glad to see a new video from you. You look great, and, as always, your garden is awesome. ...Maury.

Looking great. Weather is perfect these days. Great for working the garden. Whit

love the property layout and the vid's on subjects , very well illustrated ty for time and effort P.S. i'm from Australia,South East Queensland

Good to see you back on your tractor again, summer is here it 90 here in Alabama today.

Great info, that garlic looks amazing.

Beautiful tilled soil. Doesn't get much better than that.

You seem to be doing great, Donald. Good for you. Looking forward to your updates and tips. -Eric

Missed seeing you!

looks good I love watching you videos

Very well done, "Looks Great" !!!!

My garlic doesn't QUITE look that good, but it's close! There's an old saying that goes something like: "The best garden I ever had was the one I'm planting right now!" I think you just gave the Cajun translation of that old adage! LOL

Got it looking good Donald...

Que c'est beau Donald ! Grand travail perfectionniste ! Bravo, je t'envie, moi qui' n'ai plus que mes pots de fleurs sur mon balcon.Soit heureux et portes toi bien

Loved the video

Looking good!!!

Great video, thanks for sharing. Ransom

Thr Real hero’s the farmer!

Great video sha’

Mr.Donald thats one Beautifull garden spot there so perfect and square and just so ready to plant!! I got half my tomatoes out this week and all my Jalapenos and getting ready for my purple hull peas,okra and cucumbers.Hey can i borry you and that tractor for about 20 minutes haha man I work all day on one spot and you did that whole big place in no time .

congrats on the perfect tilling day !! waves~~~

Nice start of the season. Hey neighbor, we are getting some rain today, you should be getting it in a couple hours. I went yesterday to the country place and bushhoged a couple acres, man I am ready for the summer, all that snow we had this winter, I was getting cabin fever. I just had to throw that little part in there for our northern neighbors. I could have stood a little snow. But that does not happen very often here South West Louisiana.

That was real pretty Donald.Can I make a suggestion??....Try getting about around a half a bucket of dirt in the bucket of the tractor for ballast,its much less likely to "bob" running at that speed,you'll have to practice a little to feel it out.Happy Gardening.

Good job

Ground good here in Indiana too. I disked up my sweet corn plot tonight and I''m gonna plant some tomorrow since its supposed to be rainy first of next week.

Missed you, Donald! Hope you're well.

We compost our horse manure and run it through a hammer mill and turn it into a fine powder. I wanted a way to apply it without spreading and plowing under. On my subsoiler I mounted a 12" furrower 15 inches above the tipper tooth. Now when I draw rows I use this. After I draw the rows I put 4" of the compost in the furrow and water it into the slot cut by the subsoiler. Then I plant my corn, beans, squash etc on top of the compost and cover with soil. My soil is heavy clay and my corn and beans could never develop a vigorous root system. The first year I used the "Gadget" I had corn stalks with roots almost 3 ' long and big full ears of Silver Queen. I still side dress with soda and 10-10-10 on corn and use miracle grow on tomatoes ,squash, melons etc. This is the 6th year we are planting this way except now I have built a 2 row Gadget.

Your gardens are always so neat and well thought out. I have learned so much from your videos..Thank you for taking the time to share your expertise. If only I had a tractor! Making do with some big raised beds. You planted your onions and garlic in the fall, correct? Looking forward to a great gardening season also! Thanks!

Howdy Mr. It's great to see that you are out in the garden. How do you control the grass? I look forward to your videos this summer! Thanks for taking the time to make and post them.

Hoping for a good season.

Donald, I saw our video on the garden weasel. Mine has been in the shed since new and found it does a perfect job for lightly covering lettuce and kale seeds. Not so good for weeds.

Nice how to video

Good to see your doing better and still out working the garden Donald. How are the earth worms doing?

Did u look at or consider a Mahindra tractor? I had one a long time ago. Wish I never sold it. They are also good quality and value.

Donald what zone are you in? I was thinking you were in 8. But also noticed u typically start much later than me. You and that tractor make the garden look so good . It almost like I see no grass and weeds after u till. Just clean dirt. Good luck and wish u the best this year

Great vid. Looks nice and relaxing and I hope it goes good. When are you gonna get the Glock or AR out again? I really liked those vids too

I knew this was some year before this one.

I wish I had as much land as you do! Thankful for what I have! My lot is 40x150...House takes up most of the lot...Any advice for a small garden and also I live in Eunice, La..what is the best time too plant onions, potatoes, and carrots? Would appreciate any advice Sir!! Had to subscribe!!! Enjoy your advice!! Easy to understand because I'm a beginner at gardening!

How wonderful -- all that beautiful soil!!! Say, was that a new puppy at the beginning of the video? *wag, wag, wag...*

OK, I must have missed something along the way. Why does your garden plot look like a golf course fairway and nicely mowed? Have you done a video on those quick release clamps? Think you did, hard to find stuff since they've redone the formatting.

Curious what you are using to break ground? I've used a 3 row plow followed by harrow and it always really toughs it up

How do you make your rows so straight?

goodness, our garlic doesnt grow like that here in kansas. well at least not mine any ways. I love your planting methods and mimic them in a much smaller scale with tillers, cultivators and a shovel. How do you water? do you water down in the tire rows?

Do you have any thoughts on "Planting By The Signs"? I read about it in The Foxfire Books and The Farmer's Almanac. Thought we might try it this season....if it ever stops raining here.

Hey Donald, do you plant cover crops or ammend your soil with green manure?

Was it cheaper than the other brands being sold around you? I'm asking because I mainly see JD tractors here in south LA in farming communities/towns in the Mississippi River Delta, although I don't live close to the river in a farming community. Just a few of us backyard gardeners here.

Is that a new puppy? Really cute!

So I'm starting a big garden plot this year. Can I just till the grass and weeds into the soil?

Is that a cover crop that you tilled back in? Or do you move your garden bed to a different part of your property?

That's a nice garden but how do you keep the deer from eating it all up

I like that tiller do you ever do automatic watering?

Good morning Donald, Happy Summer to you! Maybe I missed it but have you harvested your Garlic?

Nice...garlic that is! Still waiting.

do you keep your rows drawed up during the winter

Nice tractor but I'm curious as to why you chose Kubota over the other brands?

Goat

So you don't use a plow first? That's good to know...That grass is much better dealt with when you till it like that...Thanks!

Donald what sort of garlic is it? as they look like leeks to me

Do you have luck growing/making Mycorrhiza?

Donald how do you know when you have too much cow manure on the garden . clay

Like your dogs, also following an other you tube (carpeting) he has golden :)

how are you irrigating?

Every body put your thinking cap onand; find a practical use for the plastic rings used to hold six-pacs of pepsi or coke bottles together....Think !1 There must be something thay can be used for !!!