Did you ever experience contamination? If so, how did you deal with it?

Good idea! Like that it makes use of something that would otherwise end up on the compost heap.

I use leaf lard on my skin and it's never looked better.

People say leaving the skins on can cause a bitter flavor. Have you noticed this at all?

Nice

any idea if this will deter japanese beetles? my apple tree is destroyed every year by japanese beetles

can you use on blackberries to protect against sunburn and birds? will it wash off, not be absorbed by berries

I learned something new today...

a year later... I just pulled 4 cuke plants out. Such a disappointment. Same thing. those blasted beetles had parties day and night on my cukes. I think... since they are fast growers (60-ish days)... I'm going to plant again from seed... We'll see if I have luck. Maybe they only want to party in the spring.... I may try again next spring with cukes... however, if my cukes prosper this second planting; I may just wait and plant late season cukes every year... I will put them where my garlic was; since I harvest garlic about this time of year. Maybe it'll be a win win!!!

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How many apples do you have to grow to be considered an apple grower?! My trees did not flower this season, any suggestions for fertilizer {non toxic}?

Eu fiz a sua receita. Ficou maravilhoso, obrigada!

Hi, we ordered one from my parents but they have probleme with their fitting. could you tell me how you fixed the 90°corner we see at 1min45, the one relaying the pannel entering to the pvc pipe? is it just a normal pvc joint and you add a load of glue and it hold? or is it a fitting you found somewhere else?

I have always blanch ed my vegetables and I do have a vacuum sealer. I have been vacuum sealing after blanching and cooling on a large towel. Do the beans taste as good not blanching? How long will they last in the freezer?

Oh my, they look soooo good. Early in the season yet here in N.S. but I’m marking this video for when the time comes. My husband just found your site while looking up SURROUND, so will have to find time to catch up! Amazing how hard it is to acquire certain products here in Canada. We finally found it from Whiffletree, a Canadian company. Thanks for your efforts. 🇨🇦

Never heard of hascap berries before.

There's a bright side to almost anything. Mulch and firewood 😊

Lucky nothing came down on your house. That's my worry...

I agree with you 100%

Have u ever added a tiny bit of soap to the mix

Japanese bee keepers use a "Hive lifter" to add boxes at the bottom?

i need somone tosell me pool soler and install it

Hi, any more news on the shroom experiment? I saw Grocycle's video on using buckets. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rN9xoZWCqsuxo4E.html . I'll be trying that this fall.

Thx so much

do the trees/bushes photosynthesize okay when the leaves are coated with clay?

Thanks for this cause I need and want to do this to my watermelo. Plants and cantaloupe. Peoe say this will hurt your soil . The rest of my plants are I. Raised beds and as you know you have very few weeds In raised beds.

What a great idea!

Will Kaolin clay not inhibit photosynthesis? Thanks.

Great idea 💡 😁🌻🦋🤷‍♀️ good luck 🍀 happy growing.

“I’m only limited by my imagination”. So true. I only started spinning nine months ago. A little bit of spinning every day and surprisingly quickly, I started getting very close to the yarn I wanted, which is lace weight 2-ply yarn. I kept samples of my first spins and their notes. They’re precious to me. Now I spin for specific projects. I roughly know how much fibre I’ll need for a specific lace project and I usually have several in mind. Once I’ve spun my first bobbin, I ply it and calculate my grist and use several methods to make sure I’ve got my WPI down. That’s more or less when I make my final decision on what I’m going to knit with that particular yarn. Then I spin up what I need for my entire project with a little extra. When it’s for a flat piece like a scarf, wrap or shawl I don’t always bother with a swatch. But when I do need to swatch, I’ll often swatch when that first bobbin is plied. Somehow it works. Leftover fibre goes in a separate box. When I have enough odds and ends for a project, the intention is to use it up. Blending isn’t all that hard with cards, combs and a diz. I’m saving up for a blending board and a hackle. No room for a drum carder, sadly. For a knitter, I think spinning is a gift. I can get the yarn I want, in the quality and quantity I want, the colour(s) I want, for the project I want. No more yarn chicken. No more settling for one colour when I’d rather have another. Gradients exactly the way I want them. If I want just a little more in a particular colour, I can spin up some more provided I have the fibre. No more knitting two strands together for a certain effect and settling for a thicker, heavier knit when plying the two colours together does the job. Granted, it can mean a spin-as-I-knit, but that’s fun! I’m currently working on spinning fibre my niece gave me for Christmas. She doesn’t know it, but I’m planning a lace scarf for her as a Christmas gift… kind of as a loving inside joke. I know she’ll love it. “Go figure: I gave my aunt a Christmas gift, and the next year she gives it right back to me!” “Oh, how shocking! Are you angry?” “Of course not! I love her for it!” “Eh?” LOL

Sweet, I've been looking for a way to reenforce my tunnel trellis thanks

Question: Should I use the primary air vent or secondary when getting the fire hot? I have three sliders on my fireplace: Primary, secondary and tertiary. Thanks a lot for the video. I have a Northern Flame Azar multifuel fireplace; I’m just acared of overburning if I it heats up as much as yours did.

Is this organic?

Really good video. I always appreciate a good prepping video that isn't AI generated. You showed your supplies and how you actually live during a power outage, instead of telling us what we need. Thank you for that. If we know in advance of a big storm headed out way, we do laundry and run the dishwasher before hand. Thank you again for the video and best of luck to you and your family.

Using this in Florida for reflective light

Might have to trade some eggs to my neighbor so she'll let me raid her hosta bed.

Such a good idea, thanks for sharing. And the cat looked impressed as cats always do 😂

Awesome! Thanks for sharing 👍🏼 😊

Love your video! Could you share some of the books that talk about being observant outside the hive. Would love to learn more. Thanks!

Good idea!

Ingenious!! We're kinda in a catch 22 situation. It's nice to see the birds and small animals in our yards but when they wreck havoc on the fruits of your labour they are not so cute!

I am glad you are showing me how to can elderberries. Now I want the gummies.

I have always been frustrated by carrots. Thanks for the tips. Can I use any sort of weed barrier that lets water through, or is burlap really needed?

How did this work out for you? I’m doing Something TODAY!!

Hey Amanda, thank u for your videos ❤ I really enjoy your videos about the Warré hive. I learned so much in these. But this video inspires me for next year. We have so many maple trees on our ground so i'm looking forward now, to get amazing bavarian maple sirup from them next year. Greetings from germany 😊

Never knew you could eat them. My wife planted some several years ago as ground cover and i always thought it was a useless plant. We like asparagus so we'll give it a try. Thanks.

Omg I had no clue you could eat these! I have so many hostas! They’re a little too leafy now but defo will try next spring.

where do i find part please!!!!

Great thx

Eu amo suas receitas, mas estou no brasil e meu tradutor nao não esta traduzindo a receita. Se você escrever no corpo dos comentários seria bom pra mim aprender sua magnífica receita. Deus te abençoe! Obrigada