So happy to see you again. Congratulations on your amazing garden abundance 🎉

Nice video! Very quickly...can I keep my finished compost inside a room and cover in the farm house pending the time it will be used? Your response will be highly appreciated! Thank you.

I would super appreciate a video on how exactly you use the reminders app

what happened to Chris?

I use my huge zucchini to make zucchini flour. I love it.

Hey it's not just size, it's how you use it.

What's happened to this Chris person?

Ah! I presumed the one I saw had got caught in a spiders Web. I think it shimmied up the greenhouse and through the top vents. Thank you for explaining

This video is so cathartic! It seems to resolve a lot of the "questions" you'd raised in earlier videos. Particularly time/task management and needing high volume nutritious compost. It's very exciting to hear you found harmonious solutions, all while achieving great yields! I love your videos, but if those videos are fewer and further between to let you focus on the garden, I say go for it. I think you're doing some really excellent work with RED Gardens, and I know that when you do come out with a video, it will be quality.

Hello ❤❤All I can say is great, thank you for connecting, always supporting you. Thank you so much

What about increased CO2 levels in atmosphere?

Couple of thoughts ocured to me. Are your good results just in your patch or are they the same for your neighbours and your part of Ireland. In the past I have greatly improved municipal compost by introducing compost worms to the stack and leaving it for a year to be converted into castings before applying it to the soil as a mulch.

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Corn under a tunnel? Lul

Appreciate your efforts with the videos, your efforts in the garden are obviously paying dividends your crops are amazing

I've often wondering if solar activity can affect growth. With the increased sunspots and solar output, what are your thoughts on it being an additional contribution to all the work you've done?

I had a terrible season in Sligo the slugs were the main culprit. I think it was the warm wet weather. This a is the first year that I have no cucumbers Birdy

Thank you for the update! As you become a better gardener it is reflected in a better garden. I'm trying to think of ways to give my future self a gift. I recently put the quick connects on most of my hoses it's so much easier then walking to the shut off at the other end of the hose or hoses. I also strapped the sprinkler to the laser level tripod so it's easy to move. Inspired to get the soot off the leaves/foliage from the fire down the valley. We drove past the area, about 30 km from us, about 7:30 Wednesday morning. When we came back from Calgary, AB about 8:30 pm we could see the flames but the fire was on the other side of the Columbia river. Later that night the wind picked up ... in the morning (7) it was raining leaving soot everywhere. I spent the next couple days hosing down the plants and trailers and vehicles etc. The soot will be good for the soil but I think it would block the photosynthesis. The flame is out on the fire but it's smouldering pretty good. It's not a threat but keeps you aware of natures power. Our power was out for 9 hours then too so figuring alternative power is challenging -- I need a lot more preparation in that area like generators and extension cords, inverters and what appliances they will run. I live on 6.17 acres on the west side of the Rockies, BC ... facing the island mountain called Jubilee -- they also called it Sleeping Bear. The wet lands and Columbia river are between us and Jubilee with the Purcells on the other side. This is truly God's country and I'm trying evolve with it.

Interesting video! Lots of food for though....literally! :)

Very interesting the reminder app..miss gardening so much.

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The data clearly shows: 1 man alone is more productive than 1 man with a woman trying to help

Another win for record high CO2 levels

2:24 it's not all about temperature, we had very low levels of sunlight this year in the UK with basically nothing but 100% overcast skies for about 5 months straight. Even today, we had a storm in the evening that made it appear as dark as sunset at 1800. No sunlight, no photosynthesis.

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My guess is that the microbe balance in your soil reached a point that is giving up nutrients to the plants. Soil is one of those natural systems that we don't begin to understand. Every measure I find of microbes in soil comes along with huge margins of error. For instance, somewhere between 10% and 90% of soil microbe species remain undiscovered. So, some years it just seems to click and most attempts to explain it fall short. Of course, your added attention has to be a major factor in getting good results.

I tend to use them as a snacking crop. I put a plant or two near something that I will want to check on often and while I'm looking around I can harvest some beans to eat while tending the garden in that area. A nice snack while you work

I am shocked - you have pea trees 😲 Great work and all the best for continuing!

It'll be interesting to see if the next few years done with the same adjustments will be just as good or if this simply is just a lucky season.

Wow! I sure would love growth like that in my garden here in Colorado. Thank you for the education and inspiration!

Congratulations on a wonderful result for this season from a regular viewer in Melbourne, Australia 👍

Huge achievement amending the municipal compost into a valuable resource Bruce, Irrigation may have provided more positive benefits then we usually appreciate, if you've not researched REDOX it's well worth your time, Olivier Husson has some mamoth papers which have rounded off my understanding giving me a deep appreciation I was completely missing from soil biology, he also has some presentations on youtube which are much more accessible then his huge papers, it's fundamentally much more inportant then pH, high REDOX is probably the reason you had pathogenic fungus issues on one of your polytunnel crops last year, some aerobic fungi turn pathogenic at high REDOX!! Great to see all your efforts really paying off on the project this year.

What I'm seeing with the weather pattern in Southern Norway this year is that it has massively benefitted transplants that got out early into a warm May, but direct sown stuff struggled with drought first and then cool, wet June. This is probably why the farmers are grumbling.

Loved the spider/slug video. Has answered some questions for us !! 🤣🤣. I think growing is cyclical…. but in an upward spiral kind of direction, our efforts in conjunction with the weather. Do your best and take the wins, most of the time it will work out.

thank you for sharing, its always intresting, have a couple of bean experiments going this year, inspired by you i belive:) and im a por bugger but i can share that i grew som nice german red rokambole this year, started from bulbilles last spring(2023), i belive its a cheap and god way to get hold of cultivars and multiply your stock, but it sems (to me) a bit forgotten metode in the west, have ben watcing bis pro agro and others from east europe to gets some clues. i think i have 23-25 cultivars of garlic rounds for drying now, and if the rocambole was a indicator of how next seson going to be, then im in for some fun suprises the next years:)

Congratulations Mr. RED for your abundant harvest, 丰收, which means 'good harvest', is the most primative and joyful happyness since our first farming ancestries. In China, we literaly stick 五谷丰登(good harvest for the five prime grains) calligraphy papers on doors or containers of food, it's the ultimate wish of all peasants, so I'm really glad that your hard and thoughtful work paid back. Since about april last year, I became absessed with veg-garden, I almost watched every post of every big name gardening KZfaqrs, and your channel is one of my faverite, and you are my career model for the rest of my life, I'm 40 now, when I done with my current investing project, I will start a RED garden in China. I noticed that you posted less content recently, I was worried about something might happened in your life, although I really want to watch more of you videos, I can toally understand, cause I know life is hard and full of surprises, and I wished all the best for you. Then I learnt that it's because you spent more time with gardening rather than video making, I feel relieved. Just do whatever you want to do Mr. RED, feel no pressure from 'keep the channel running', I can imagine the burden of chores of planning, logging, filming , analysing, copywriting and editing, If you just like to enjoy the pure pleasure of gardening itself, it's totally understandable. Thank you very much Mr.RED❤

I use that app to organize my life and gardening, I couldn’t do without it!!

Cheer~~the process of increasing in physical size.😊

what cherry tomato is that, that you show looking like a grape :D kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fbhpbLeSnrW-mIU.html . My cherry tomatoes are doing fine, but yours are going crazy :D

I believe that leopard slugs use this ability to mate. I am sure to have seen clips on yt. Leopard slugs (Limax maximus) are not too bad fellows. Eat the eggs of other slugs, but not much vegetation. Homesteaders might be glad to have them, though the Institute of Food and Agricultural Science Florida seems to classify them as pest. We are delighted when we see them in our garden.

You show a lot of experience knowing how many valuable studies I've seen you publish. Thank you for all your valuable insights, Cheers from South Australia!

Whatever the reason for your success this year your own behavior is definitely a significant contributor. Excellent video as always.

I missed your videos, but I had a feeling that it was because you were busy, which is most likely a good thing. Glad that turned out to be the case!

The plants have a great grower. You’ve got some great methods. I’ve learned a lot from your videos ❤

It's because you're a pro gardener now who has mastery over his space :)

Good to hear the season is treating you well. We look forward to seeing how the numbers shake out once things are harvested.

Great idea amending the weak compost. Do you add anything to your own compost? I include the amendments that show up as lacking on a soil test.

Bruce .You need ducks.

Not here in the PNW, we’ve very slow growth until recently mainly because nighttime temperatures stayed low. But one big blessing (not related) is that no rodents as far as I can tell. I’d take the peace of lesser pest pressure over abundance anytime!

Good 2c u again Massive crop of peas