Thanks for the tip

I'm in an apartment so so far I've done basil and marigolds on our porch. We eat green beans with every other meal so I'm going to add them soon. I dried and froze a ton of basil this year so I'll probably reduce from a whole pot of basil to just one plant and add some other herbs to the pot.

That drum is great for washing black walnuts.

What can I grow in this unpredictable Texas weather?😅

Hello sir, maybe for the control of tumbler speed you could use some power electronics to regulate the current to the motor via a pwm controller or just have 2 different modes of operation through passive power electronics. Another suggestion is to fully integrate the solar panels which output dc voltage to control and automate tasks in the garden, but that would require much more work. Best of luck, great content.

Thanks for showing us your interesting machine. It sure gave me ideas for some projects.

do you sterilize it for seedling in to?

Love these projects. Keep the ideas coming!

Looks great

Already had everything on hand to do this and so simple to put together and make it work! Thank you very much for making this video

I grew up on a (for the period) large dairy farm (700 acres) in the 50/60s. I spent not a few hours cranking a ancient hand power winnowing 'machine' made of wood. We raised oats, one time wheat, and my comment is I think your airflow is (a) to heavy for oats, (b) not enough volume and (c) same for 'trash' air space. I was 10ish and at that age you cannot turn that big wooden fan at any great speed, the output for chaff and debris was large and the grain simply dropped out of the bottom. I say this, it could be (probably is) as wrong as possible, as I am working from 70 some yo memory. But Lord knows I just love that machine and attempt!!! Reminds me of those childhood times, which I am sure remember a lot nicer than they lived.

Do you ever find that the whole head of the wheat will fall off and into the beating drum?

A beautiful job on the wheat threshing!!!

What are the seting i have to use on each one ?

Do rabbits and other pests go after them?

How did you clip the carabiner to the pipe?

Great vid - short, to the point, and authoritative.

Wow! A pack at Trader Joe is about $3.

Wow explains very clearly, and a genius idea, really thanks Can it be connected to any air conditioner? Also with a portable air conditioner? Does it matter what refrigerant is in the compressor? And once again thank you very much

After watching the video, why don’t you just put the unit in another room where it’s warm and focus more time and Money on creating a Duct to just harness the air from the vents ( you can still use your inkbird controller to shut the ac off and on controlling the tempts in the room ) ,,, That way, like I said, you could place the units somewhere else where it would never freeze up if the air is blowing somewhere else in another room like I said 🤷🏽( I was thinking you could control the actual temperature of the air but now I think about it it’s one temp always coming out the A.C ) …….

Run this on your home AC ……..

I noticed in the background of your video you had tall, low tunnels. That’s what I am getting ready to make. Can you do a video on adding the extensions to your bent hoop please?

I can tell you if you think an led bulb is going to cycle the system fast enough to keep it cold for things other than vegetables and things that require average refrigerator levels your insane , i have tried all variations of tricking an ac unit to perform at optimum levels and a cool bot does a lot more than this gentlman claims. You will never get a cooler to stay at safe levels for game doing this nonsens

I wish you could help me build some.

Do you happen to know whether a 2000 watt generator will run/start up a 10,000 btu air conditioner? I plan to build my cool room where there is no electricity. thanks so much!

Excellent Jared!! thank you so much...well explained, clear and simple....very practical! thanks again!!

100% late summer waist high weeds are getting me down right now

I have two small raised beds. I'm going to sow winter wheat this fall and reap it next summer. My goal is to "grow a loaf of bread" in my front yard

I love ❤️ how you doing this. Very helpful idea. Hope I can build some up. Thank you so much.

I wonder how these tunnels hold up to hail?

Does the light bulb get plugged into the heating or cooling socket?

We are about to make this and I'm so excited. Are the upgrades/changes you made in the material list?

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This is the best!!! Thank you!❤ This is perfect for what I need for a low tunnel. Let the growing explode🌱🌿🌳

I can provide you with garden planting nets, if you are interested, please contact me

You dont have to buy all that machinery.......you can do it the old fashion way , however it will take more time and work.

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Thank you. So intelligent !

Neighbors and fond memories smelling their bread baking ,WOW Smellavision please

There is probably no one in the gardening world as organized as you 👏 Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

I saw how it works! Super !!! But I would have liked to see the interior as well, to build a similar one myself. Imagination doesn't help me much.

Awesome!

This was great. Since you asked for opinions, I will take that invitation. 😊. It truly was wonderful. I’m glad you said that the directions are in the description. I did read through it. What would have been perfect for me would have been the high points in the video laid out in words at the correct timing: however much time before the first frost. Separate cloves, loosen soil. Plant rows and cloves 6” apart, 2-3” deep…you get the picture. It was a GREAT video. Thank you! This fall is my first planting. I’m so excited!!

Extremely based - awesome job

💯👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Great job bro🤜🤛

Overwhelmed and so close to giving up on the season as you say. Thanks for giving me the confidence to tackle the situation with a clear plan.

Thanks for such great material, Ive come to similar conclusions, but forgotten some 😂. Thanks for a good reminder - looking forward to some sweet infrastructure in my future.

Very logical, very practical advise. I have n been struggling to keep up with washing lettuce once I get it home. I have a small apartment. You made me ask: why aren’t I washing it at the provided wash table on site, before it even wilts? Duh. Thanks!

Man I love your videos, what a blessing you are!

I have never heard of, and cannot find, a “Smart” potato variety. Where did you obtain it?