Let's Talk About Seeds 

You are so right!! Lol

Absolutely

Yup I hate music snd I love music.

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Awesome!! Hope your channel continues to grow!

Thanks!!

Thank-you!

Thanks Kenneth!

Thank you!!

One day I would love a greenhouse...

Thank you!

I will look them up! They sound fun to grow. Thanks!!

Awesome!! Hope you enjoy the process and it produces bountiful for you.

I add a little sand to the mix also. 👍

We've been eating from the pantry all winter long. 😀

Love that idea!!

Awe, thank you for your kind words!!

Oh ouch!! Glad to hear it wasn't anything more serious!!!!

@@acresofclayhomestead Eli thinking about buying this dirt bike so that’s why we were testing it. Mom did make us wear helmets but I so use to not wearing them that I broke my fall on my head with my arms. I just need more practice riding dirt bikes and one that’s not as powerful

I knew you'd watch!! 😊 Thanks!!

@@acresofclayhomestead I watch all your movies.

Awesome!! I'm sure you'll love them!

Thanks for watching all this time!!

Always fun watching the little seeds sprout!

I know the feeling! Maple sap has just starting here.

Thanks!

Nobody cares for rhubarb much in our family.

I sure hope Dakota doesn't dig in the garden. 😵‍💫

Lots of things grow well in pots. 🙂

Yes I will have to check them out. It will be interesting. I like broad beans and corn 🌽. I thought if I could grow a bit of veg it would save a bit of money.

Not cow manure, but fresh chicken or turkey manure will be to much nitrogen and could hurt germination.

I haven't made any changes where the flooding occurred. I've never used horse manure in my garden, but cow manure works good. 👍

I hope you enjoy them as much as we did!!

Yes, I do use the plastic cups. I am thinking about using the garden fabric this year.

Yes, I love to dehydrate all Fall.

@@acresofclayhomestead I hope you have a video of all the ways you prepare your garden vegetables for storage this fall. Canning is big and dehydrating is boring but there are different ways to prepare for drying and storing. Thanks Rhonda

Yes, I do grow Banana peppers. 😀

No, I've never heard of them before.

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Back down on the peyote

Truth is, your judgments towards others is much more dangerous to your health than any so called chemical that you speak of.

Have you watched her videos? I've seen them all and I am having a hard time finding the industrial agricultural chemical operation you are referring to lol

@@Adam_Poirier Yes, I have seen many. Full of things like harvesters, combines, tractor attachments like hoppers for fertilizer spreading and sprayers for pesticides and herbicides, and dump trucks and all sorts of giant bins of seed corn and the like. Just the set of equipment needed for a single family industrial chemical commercially-oriented mass production farm, wouldn't you say?

@@acresofclayhomestead Trouble with subject-verb agreement and ending sentences with prepositions? My judgements are valid, and do no harm to me, only to your false pride and vanity. Homesteading refers to subsistence farming in a natural way that enhances Nature rather than exploiting it. Machine plowing vast fields to produce tons and tons of cash crops, and pounding it into productivity with chemical fertilizers and pesticides destroys the natural fertility of the soil, creating a cycle of ever-greater dependency on these chemicals to maintain that fertility, until the living biome of the soil is utterly sterilized and future fertility can ONLY come from chemicals. This sort of commercial brutality towards Nature is what true homesteading seeks to avoid with all of its might. Your soil likely retains some latent natural fertility, so it isn't too late to change the self-destructive path you are on. But you must first open your eyes to the harm you cause, and WANT to do better in the future. Good luck. You'll need it. It's not looking good for Mom and Pop farms with the skyrocketing prices of the artificial enhancements upon which you are so dependent.