All I kept thinking was if you walked outside the greenhouse you wouldn’t have to go in and out all the beds to turn the valves. 😂

Thanks for the video!

You can can the beets. That's what I want to do with mine. That way, you can have them whenever you want.

Do you ever eat the beet greens, they are delicious cooked with some smoked pork? That way you can harvest the greens and leave the actual beet in the ground to get bigger.

Loved the camera angles. So much fun to watch!

You can pickle the beets in jars they are wonderful yummy

Great beet harvest, I would definitely picked some of those beets!

Hurts my heart to see you getting rid of the beet greens. They are so good to eat sauteed with onion and balsamic vinegar. Just be sure to cut off the vein.

I used to have run a lot of PVC pipe, always put it out in the sun if I could, make it a lot easier to work with. Love your videos

Never have used a drip tape or hose. But I sure like the idea you have a great set up. The broccoli and cabbage look awesome. God bless.

Hey Jason, When using drip tape you want the emitter holes to be facing up. It helps the drip emitters remain unclogged. ❤

Nothing wrong with a conservation mindset. I live in the mountain west and have the same water worries.

After having gone through a massive drought here where i live in Australia, you guys have just convinced me that its time to install a drip system. I have a huge dam (pond) that i usually draw from to water my gardens using a sprinkler system, but this year for the first time the water in the dam dropped so low that i could not get water up to the garden. So thank you for thos video which has given me inspiration to swap over. Btw. Your beets look amazing. I love roasted beets too but i usually plant so many that i turn them into beetroot relish and pickled beetroot. ❤❤❤

Nooice! 😎 STOC

I’m with you. I never ate beets till I started growing them. I also use leftover beet juice for pickling eggs.

Water in early morning, not in the heat of the day.

I run my drip tape for 15 mins 3 times a Day. 3 am 11 am and 4pm in Central Texas

I'm afraid Im old school. I have buried olla teracotta pots in my tunnel every eight feet. Top up once a week and keeps the plants watered all season.

Lorraine, you are so cute in your dress, boots and hat!

We run our drip tape for two hours. It works for us.

You will find out once you get the beds moist you will have to water less.

Craig video

Good looking garden this year! And worrying about containing sweet potato growth is hopeless.

Great job on the drip system. I would recommend that in the hot summer you water the whole beds in the high tunnel and give them a good soaking at least once a week along with the drip system. Unless it rains in there. 😁👍

who needs a stepping machine when your a homesteader lol you get your steps in all day maybe one day get a counter to see how many steps you do in a day i would love to find out hugsssss

Ah Yes! roasted roots! YUM

You can Pickel Beets. They are delicious. Just boil the first and peel after. Slice them into jars and make a Brine and can them.

Love your videos. I can my beats, and make picked beats that you can also can.

you ever grow parsnips?

Drip tape holes facing up

thats a lot of work but it will be done and never have to worry for a season hugsss

The ones on the ground ?? They came OUT OF THE GROUND 😮

Excellent screen shots ❤❤❤❤🙌🙌 Any project you work on is excellent in my eyes, you are very smart. your farm is happening 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Use pegs for your trip line to keep them closer to the plant

I really like the way you have set up your beds. The shorter direction, rather than the longer. More access to veggies,

Sweetest project with your family. Definitely needs more time on the drip tape. Also install the holes up on the tape.

Did I hear a hum song about shark 🦈 movie?

Bernice! Loved the clip at the very end - and the music went perfectly with it! Your veggies are looking fantastic!

You can eat the carrot tops. Or use them on a bone broth recipe.

I hate to correct anything you are doing, but the emitters in the drip tape should face up. Great job!!! So happy for y'all!

You made me hungry! Please check out GARDEN ANSWER for their advise on drip tape. They suggest to plaace the tape so that the water comes out the TOP of the tape! That discourages bugs, especially earwigs, from crawling into the tape. Also sedament does not accumulate and plug the drip hole. They have lots of great suggestions and advise! Keep on Gardening!

Just a reminder when you use drip tape the holes in the tape go on top. it helps it not get blocked.

Jason you crack me up with your creative videos!!! First you put the camera on the ground and your face is popping through the plants while you put in the drip line! LOL. Then you end hand feeding a Bernice a grub!! I just LOVE your humor!!!

Good job on the drip system. Ir was a good idea to have Lorraine suggest where to put the line. Those beets and carrots looked so good but then everything has looked good. Soon you will run out of projects.

1 lucky Bernice! Thanks guys ♥ Always informative and enjoyable!

I have never met a beet I didn’t love. Pickled, Harvard’s, roasted shredded raw yum

Make pickled beets and can them, they are so delicious. Great to add in a salad or as a side dish.

Add some radishes to your roasted veggies. They are amazing! They have a completely different flavor when hot and roasted.

this is a GREAT drip tutorial. One of your best yet. Thank you for sharing!

You do such a good job at everything you do.