I figured out how to do this on my own using (2) 6 ft. rachet straps. Turn it on its side, put one end against a post or solid structure, then bend the free end toward the other. I have a strap hooked on the side I'm moving, then hook the other end as soon as I can reach it. Then I hook a second strap and tighten both straps, a needed. There is no way that sucker is going to open! I then turn it upright and move it into place. I keep those straps on until completely afixed. I did this alone at 70 years old.

Wonderful instructions……ty. This old gal can’t do it by myself, however, I’ll pay my grass cutting guy to do it and make him watch your video!!!! 😊

Thank you yet again for a very informative episode. Appreciate the easy to follow directions you provide. Have you ever considered having on-site lessons at your farm? We just finished topping off 5 new raised beds in our side yard. Last year I had several cardboard boxes planted with potatoes (your directions). Got a decent amount of potatoes but the best bonus was the wonderful soil it created! I added mushroom soil compost and mulched leaves in the fall. So excited to fill the new beds at almost no cost to us. Well, lumber and screws…. 😉 Will be adding a cattle panel trellis this week 👍

This was actually very useful. Thank you for the knowledge

Nicely done! I like your safety technique. I appreciate you sharing your work. Thanks! 😉

Thank you for this technique!! I’m going to forward this video to my husband 😉. ❤ from Maryland

Great setup tips Mark, thanks for the info.

Looks good. Love the safety tips.

Very helpful

As always, great video and great information. Thank you!

I like how safe your method is. Part of my career is to make the reinforcing wire that goes into concrete pipes and manholes. The tips at the ends have many times cut my clothes and skin. So much I'm use to it. But if you're not an old Dinosaur like me. Look out for tip. They are cut off so are sharp.

This is a good idea for transporting. 👌 I usually use bungee cords but will throw some cordage in My "tow strap bag". It's amazing that you've hit 90 when we've only broken 80 here in 7B - NE GA. Good luck this summer. -KJ

I really need a more narrow version of this. Is there a way to cut it down?

Thank you, that is great idea! Last time I asked a question about fruit trees and food web, and you said it is not a problem since there is the root always in the ground. But my next question is why there is still need for fertilisers. What do you think? I know that those guys that do not grow organically use herbicides around the trunk killing the food web. But what about us that grow the natures way, any tips? Thanks, love what you do, the best vid is the one where you show tomatoes in the time of severe drought, so I think if he can do it with tomato I can do it with apples. :)

Hi Mark. I just found your channel looking for a comparison between comfrey and broadleaf dock! Found a 5 year old video where you're making the same comparisons I am.. are you still using dock in the same manner as comfrey and getting results?

Hello, I understand (thanks to you) why potting mix is not soil. What about bagged garden soil or bagged top soil, are they really soil? Can I add them to my potting mix to improve it? My in-ground soil is full of large roots so I can't get into it.

Where do you have sugar snap peas and tomatoes growing at the same time of the year?

Please, what do you call that fencing material?? I got the wrong kind and it’s not standing up.

Great Idea. Thank you for sharing. I am very concerned that you are so out of breath just talking and with so little activity. May I suggest a physical, some blood work and a cardio program with a good functional medicine health care provider? Just concerned for you.

have yall noticed that you can't get actual dirt in a bag anymore? it's all mulch type stuff....China maybe???