Market Garden Irrigation System (Part 2) Overhead Irrigation Setup

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Here we show you the overhead irrigation set up for each of section of the farm using excel mini wonders and netafim meganet heads. A great addition to every market garden, homestead, or personal garden!
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14 апр 2021

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@rscottwilson1 2 года назад

Keep up the good work 👍🏼

@farmerkeith 2 года назад

Will do!

@OutdoorsandCountryLiving 3 года назад

Did you have to put in a dedicated well for your sprinkler system or are you pulling off your well for the house? You mentioned 80 psi and that’s high for normal residential. Just curious in that. I do like your setup and work you have done. Good job and stay dry! Lol

@farmerkeith 3 года назад

I am on rural water. Just great pressure in my area

@eddieslittlestack7919 2 года назад

Hey brother great video. Random question here from your intro… WHAT roller do you use with the Jang for carrots? I have the “X24” but I’m dropping 2 sometimes 3 seeds per hole! Do you or have you ever used the “XY24”? Anyone else have input?

@farmerkeith 2 года назад

Yes XY-24

@eddieslittlestack7919 2 года назад

Thank you very much for your reply!

@ryankauffman1078 3 года назад

Hi how's it going? Do you have drip tape under the landscape fabric in your tunnel? Or is the overhead enough? Thanks. Just found your channel and I am enjoying the diy. Have a great day!

@farmerkeith 3 года назад

For greens everything is ran off overhead. When I switch over to cucumbers and Tomatos I switch to drip on top of the landscape fabric.

@ryankauffman1078 3 года назад

@@farmerkeith I always thought you had to put the tape underneath. I just did that a couple weeks ago with summer squash. I would be better to have the drip on top so I can see if I get a blow out. Thanks for the reply!