Any idea if this would work for a plastic 55 gallon drum?

Great idea!

i know people who would definitely do anything to have this much land at their disposal for agricultural purposes. i would work this land for free if i was allowed to live and grow on it. provide a part of what i would produce in exchange

Carpet is a great tool. Any concerns with forever chemicals in nonstick carpets?. Good tip with the edge lifting.

Ok maybe 6 yrs ago it would of been that much to do a whole home with Solar but prices have dropped so much that’s it’s probably a 1/4 of what he said to date

Great video, easy to follow and manage the way you have it set up, excellent follow through and goody ingredients that are added.

Отличная коллекция!!

What an absolute blessing thank you for sharing your valuable information. God bless.❤

Where is their bedroom?

And the dogs chain-ganged😂

Yo Bro! Thanks for sharing this hot tip! Ain't too proud!

Love this video! I'm not far from you in SW MO and working hard on getting our garden ready for this season.

I hope you are ok , and living your best life

Excellent video. You've given me some hope!

I have horses and used some of our spent hay to mulch my veggie beds and they all died for the first time ever. I was mystified and then realized it was herbicide damage. Bc of drought, hay is hard to come by and I think it would be impossible to find organic producer of horse hay. Regular hay is selling 15$ a bale at times. So you will always find some herbicide in horse manure and definitely in any hay grown for feed. Don’t forget to ask horse owner if they gives their horse medication bc a lot pass through in to manure.

Is Jack still in CO, on his homestead? It would be nice to see an update.

Hello, Can this method work in the winter where temps are well below 0? Thanks!

Simple & effective...love it!

think that is wagner.

RUST PARTICLES SUSPENDED IN THE VINEGAR MOVING AROUND IN THERE!! WHAT A WASTE OF MY TIME, WHOLE 3 MINUTES . GET REAL!!

I tried market gardening here in East Tennessee. I literally worked myself sick! I planted over three hundred strawberry plants in permanent raised beds. The deer ate them all. I replanted the beds the next year. The deer ate the plants again. Working alone sucks!

is that a tennis court @16:22?

Am curious. I know this video is super old. However. I have a hay barn, a medium size room in there has a large amount of "old", "older" horse manure. I basically have to break it up to remove it and bring it out. My question is this. Can I use that? If so, how would I get it started? Do I need to add water? Do I need to add any other components to help it fire off?

Mystery skillet possibly a puritan?

Good info, but your focus was off.. My eyes are bad enough.. Couldn't watch too much of it.

I compost with horse manure + leaves for carbon using a vertical wire frame holding around 9 cut ft. Temperatures over 131 for three or four days is basic as it will kill off seeds etc but getting to high over 170 can be a negative. Commercial compost companies usually do 131 for 15 days I have heard. There is also a difference between bedding and pure manure as bedding usually has wood or hay added which impacts the carbon level. Usually I mix both together if I have them but with just pure manure I always add leaf wood products have a 500 to 1 carbon print vs leaves 80 to one or hay, so understand your carbon count . After it cools I put in piles and cover for 6 months to a year and add compost worms but I don't overdo the worms but a herd of worms working the cold piles is helpful and many find they're way into the beds as you distribute the compost.

????How often do you flip the pile? About how long until it's finished?

How is the flax seed oil holding up after 9 years?

I do not like Bermuda grass either

bermudas are zombies. You think they're dead, but they start growing again with water.

Where'd you go man? Really enjoyed your videos

Compost is not soil,!

Did it come back?

Hi WHAT IS THE BEST PRICE THEY WOULD SELL FOR……. Thanks 😊

I just came across a few tons of horse manure and I live in Arizona and I want to know what to do to make it rich soil??

GENIUS!!! Thank you! Black plastic, weed cloth, plywood…nothing works in south GA. Gonna try this!

This guy is amazing

Thank you

Ugly home, great design

Thanks for your sharing and I come from Hong Kong

Colorado is favored location. But I bet In less favorable places new m neveda north Texas Utah They let you do whatever you want in the high desert.

Thank you for the good information. My land is just across the street from Mt. Blanca. Lol, we're practically neighbors!😊

8 yrs ago & I'm binge watching cast iron shows. Y'all comments are making my night. Nothing good on tv.🤣

Love this family

How about burning the Bermuda Grass with a propane torch? Those damn rhizomes are like an alien life form, whenever I pull them up I always throw them in the trash, otherwise they will come back as they are quite resilient.

It is a iron skillet.

Good job

This almost seems like it works TOO well....is it possible the carpet is leaching some kind of chemical that's killing the grasses? You said you move the carpet to create new beds, but is there any issue with the soil health for those new beds?

I'm only 40 seconds into the video but the dog with the stick is 100% the best part! Now onto watching the bermuda info....

The 6 and 1/2 skillet with the Mercedes-like pattern is in a cast iron collector collection by Stephen Strahn. He thinks it is Asian.