Sugar Cane in Arizona? | Grow and Harvest Sugar Cane | Desert Farming 

That turkey just wants a hug 🫂 🤗

Your garage looks like a feed store! I'm jealous.

OMG, I love sugar cane!

Excellent video, Grow and Harvest Sugar Cane | Desert Farming. Lot to learn

Sugar cane juice is the best 👌

Liked and subscribed because you are really interesting and a lovely couple! 💞 greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪 🇬🇧🇬🇩

💕🌸Heart fulfilling work 👩‍🌾

I love what you gentle folks are doing! Keep on Keeping on and blessings from Jamaica.

Never plant them standing up, always laying down. The heads will have more nodes but grow slower. Main portion cut at least 3 nodes per section. 2 weeks after sprouting fertilize to strengthen roots, 1-2 months pile on more dirt at the base to increase root at first and second node.

Y'all are so cute together! I really enjoy seeing your partnership and humor.

Sugar cane juice is really good 👍

God bless USA,, respect. Very nice

another great show!!

You looked like such a proud papa sitting there with your sugar canes on your lap.

Enjoy you hard working people

the pigs look so prosperous.

So that is how you raise sugar cured hams! You finish them with cane stalks.

It amazes me how the animals will eat almost anything. You wonder if they really like all the stalks, weeds and greens or if they're just thinking, "I don't like it, but it's better than nothing." LOL!

Love how you interact with your animals.

Amazing team work

You guys are an inspiration! I am actually foraging Mallow in our area. It is antimicrobial, hepatoprotective, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties and is considered to be one of the most promising herbal medicinal species. I will be using it to help my old body aches and pains.

Great vid. Love the update on pretty much everything. Those pigs are huge, maybe about time for a new set

That would make fabulous rum!

Eline emeğine sağlık bu güzel vlog için kolay gelsin hayırlı işler....👍👍👍👍

Wow, everything looks great. The pigs look huge and your sugarcane very healthy. All the farms around me grow sugarcane and there is a sugar mill a few miles away.

With the sugar cane patch expanding is there an Edge Of Nowhere Arizona Rum in the future ? 🤔😁

Very cool. I wish however the animals we have here will devour it and then maybe us 🐻 😂

Love it as always

Sugar cane ? Hmm that’ll be interesting 😊 You two are just adorable to watch 👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️

Looking super green there. You are doing a great job with ground water.

What do you 2 do about insect pests? You have a large farm in the middle of the desert. Surely you must get aphids, spider mites, leaf hoppers, stink bugs, etc. I enjoy your show and I think that your insect control method would make a fabulous episode.

I planted some in the fall last year can't wait to see them sprout..how did you guy fertilizer them?

Great episode! Are you going to use a press on the sugar cane? I know nothing about it, but when it comes to making rum…

In China people often chew raw sugar cane. In that form it's actually GOOD for the teeth! (Like eating an apple...)

Noticed the forks on your tractor was facing up… should always face your forks towards the ground. Don’t want anyone to trip and hurt themselves…. Seen that happen before. Accidents are preventable.

I can't really translate much of your techniques to my own projects because I get more water than I need and it comes as white fluff for half the year, but it's still inspiring to watch others make viable business in a difficult environment!

It's amazing how much you've accomplished in such a short time. Really impressive. My soil is too loose & drains too quickly to water with the double rings so I'm installing a drip system. I thought you mentioned how you used to drip irrigate fruit trees at the old farm in one of the irrigation videos but can't seem to find where I saw that. If the video exists, would you point me in the right direction? If not, have you seen any systems you would mimic if you had to go that route? I've got 35 fruit trees coming & still haven't seen a system I like! Thank you!

How did you solve your ground squirrel problem? That's probably the biggest issue where we live (a little south of you). We can't get rid of them and they do phenomenol damage.

Consider more geese, they are very tasty.💖🌞🌵😷

Man, everything just looks so good!! Ok, question for ya. Why did you plant the sugar cane two different ways? I saw some small pieces planted sideways in the soil then long pieces standing up. What's the difference?

Did you guys not get down to freezing or lower last winter? Danny at Deep South Homestead says if that a freeze will kill sugarcane. I just got some yesterday and I'm going to grow some this year , I would like to make some neutral alcohol from it to make some vanilla extract that has no alcohol flavor . I'm in Oklahoma and we get freezing weather every year. Thanks

Every time the ducks and geese are let out, it makes me think of Fiddler on the Roof. It's part of being a rich man, the wife would have a lot of geese. I don't know a lot about sugar cane. My knowledge is more la kana, sweet sorghum. But, I was told that cane isn't considered marute to cut till it's 2 years old. As said, I don't know. What ticks me off is, the pineapple plants all froze off. Ah, well. As God wills so am I. niio, kids!

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Truly wonderful what you’ve created. I am curious what you used to do, or what you do, that allows you to have a beautiful home, a huge barn filled with animal feed, a nice tractor, sophisticated watering system, etc..accomplishing this without what appears to be a solid form of financing seems impossible. I’m late to your channel, have you addressed financing in an earlier video? Keep up the good work, from a old farmer in the State to your North 😊

I know you're in the desert, but I wonder wow your animals deal with the rain? It's raining up here in Pahrump and hurricane force wind...

What is your hardiness zone? I’m in Jacksonvillle Florida, which is 9a. I’m a novice gardener with a small food forest in my backyard. I’m thinking adding grape vines this year. I’m running late fertilizing my citrus. What fertilizers do you use?

I have been looking everywhere for a start of my own...do you help others get started growing sugar cane

What chipper do y'all use? Are you liking it so far?

SO if i plant now in marcha i can harvest ay this time next year

Saw y'all mention salt build up around your irrigation heads down in the comments here. We're living in West Texas and groundwater salinity is extremely common here. Is that the case in your location as well? And if so do you all do anything to reduce the salt or is there a certain way you water to prevent issues with your trees and garden? Or is it not concentrated enough to be a concern?

How many human consumables do you have on the farm (wine, meat, whatever)?

Trying to find an update on the Moringa trees? - It is May, now.

So that's how you get sugar on the bacon. 🤔🤔🤔

Will you sell some starts of sugar cane? I'm in 8b high desert of so ca??

Where I can get sugarcane to plant?

Did you guys ever consider retaining walls around hardpan to create a pond covered by clear "poly" to grow algae? It possibly would require to trench a foundation to reach the hardpan in some spots but it seems like it'd be great for the animals and the land. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-64cEmjtwRgw.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M_7ja6xPog4.html Sorry, the second video has the correct nutrient measurements but the first is still insightful. Also, hearing that ducks can be naturally succulent because of fats made me think this might be a good option. Algae is very fatty. Maybe Azolla would be best though, although I'd probably still try the same nutrient in smaller sizes to see what works.

I would like to buy some sugar can please