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1 inch width 1 ft long spade (diablo self drive) bit. Way faster to drill and saves your chain, and your time sharpening.

I made the mistake of leaving salt and vinegar mixture in one and it attacked the check valve at the end of the pump. It looks different like a flat rubber flapper and the mixture deformed the flap so it doesn't hold pressure! Is it similar to your pro?

Hey brother Ty for you video. I REALLY need you help with my peach trees . I had the brown spots come over all of my young peach tree leaves. The leaves fell off and new leaves are growing . Some of the new leaves have a little spots on them. I used the Liquid copper after watching the video and doesn’t seem to be working. Can ya help me along and maybe tell me what’s going on

Use that nice tractor you have and dig it out!

I see they have metal garbage cans and another size smaller that can fit inside that one. I wonder if that would be even more effective

Awesome 😊

Been using General Ecology filters for 19 years. No problems.

And also County in North Carolina septic system company would normally go to the city or county and get whatever permits are needed

Does the salt affect the shrubs around this stump?

I have one with a tumor about the size of a baseball

Just watched another video that says leave the tomato seeds as they are.

Try as much as possible to mix the carbon 1 part in volumen of carbon (be 50% wood chip, 50% sawdust) with the N 3 part in volumen nitrogen (vegetables, kitchen residuals, plants, leaves etc) relation 30 C / 1N, before pour into the composter, that will help a better reaction, also to control better the humidity a full cover that doesn't let water enter for example when is raining, if not the temperature will not reach the proper one

James Hardie recommends putting a piece of flashing behind a joint and putting them together

Raise the water cups high enough from the bottom so you can set the bucket on the ground without damaging them. Also a square bucket like kitty litter comes in makes it easier to seal your connections. Lessons learned from years of experience. Never tried the float vale and the overflow is a great idea..

Seems like anytime I space my frames I get wonky comb. I only space 1/8-1/4” what am I doing wrong?

I am a diabetic . can I do this garlic honey and take it daily.pls reply

so glad I live in the west of Canada, cold wet and little to no bugs, hate the commies though,

So I’m new to making my own teas. What’s the purpose of drying the leaves if I want tea now? What does the dried out version offer that the just picked version does not?

Great video. Do you do your own maintenance? That hydrogear has an internal expansion tank. Im wondering how to check the fluid level, or top off? Will it have to be serviced by the dealer?

Fantastic video!! 100% agreed with it all! We are now teaching our Gbabies this info... Love and God Bless ❤

Some things are not only necessary to be repeated but required to be repeated. Follow your heart brother; never look back.

Looks like a great tip. How long does it take to rot the stump?

Wow thats alot of money. Awesome video perfect explanation but if my light bill is less than $150 per month would be about 9 years more or less to see a break. Thanks i really wanted to hear that.

I have 2. Bought both off of a returns/auction site, $80 and $120. They are easy and convenient, quick … but, the doors leave a lot to be desired and after moving 1x a week for about 3 months some welds are starting to crack. Definitely would be unhappy if i paid full price but for what i paid they have done well enough. Currently building wood framed bases for the 2. 24” tall putting these in permanent locations. It will make it a little more safe, will make the sidewalls almost 6’ plus make it harder for chicks to get out when you open the door.

Would salt work, too?

I heard that you take a bath with a half a cup of bleach in the water and it will kill them

❤fantastic

Finally a specific number for how much power a house uses. Thank you

Eric, y’all are doing a good job at raising your girls up the way in which they should go. We have a Christian neighbor who has 3 children. He doesn’t really show or teach his children basic living skills. We hire his son from time to time for work around our property. When he’s working I’ll show him how to do any given thing and work with him. Sometimes he gets frustrated with a task, so I’ll encourage him to go on in his frustration. I taught him how to change the oil on the tractor. Now he’ll always know how to change his own oil when he’s old enough to drive. He got very frustrated in building steps and retaining walls. At one point he wanted to give up, so that was a good time for a break in the shade with cold lemonade. We talked it through and after a few minutes we worked together until it was done. I then had him look back at what he had accomplished that day. He was proud of himself and I was proud that he didn’t give up.

💯 Thank you for the reminder.

All good things are worth repeating.

I found your channel last year. I enjoy your soft spoken advice and meaningful discussions. I have a RUclips channel (I’m not here promoting it, just letting you know I truly understand). Like you mentioned, the comments I’ve received lately are very discouraging. It’s as if their goal is to attack not just my advice but my character as well. But a good friend told me once, you must be making a positive impact if others are putting you down. I’m not sure about that but it does help as I delete comments. Sooo. Keep up the good work. Don’t let comments bring you down. And bless you.

The Malco with inflation in 2024 is $36.55 + tax

Inspirational! Thank you. My daughter loves harvesting and planting with me. She takes great pride with collecting the eggs and feeding the hens! A sense of purpose and accomplishment teaches responsibility. Prayer is so important too. We thank God everyday for the ability to grow our food.

Can't agree more, kinda sad knowing future generations will never get a chance at a pure childhood like we had

Be careful when doing a vertical lift the catches are locked by the downward weight and when releasing to raise or lower watch finger pinch points and your feet. Because the tool might free wheel downwards, be mindful of the way it works before you try it on anything really heavy.

What a message for Sunday mornin coffee ☕️. I’m 76 & raised my two boys HOW to survive in the world. We are country people so it came more natural than for city people. We did a lot of dry camping… no toilets, running water etc… As teens learning to ocean dive for food & hunt. And then grandkids learned this. When last gk was born, he learned how to skin a deer in his onesie Jammie’s & a pocket knife with his dad & uncle. I did a lot of canning & both gk were there helping prep or cook for canning. My oldest gk is into archeology,history & psychology classes. He learns from friends at BLM, police force but he can cook, can & make mead lol! They manage money well & I taught them how to shop for sale items. I’m pretty sure they could make a down fall in our world with extra effort & prayer. I have been blessed ✨💫👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️

Thank you. I have about 10 tools that I'm getting ready to restore. Timeless video. Watching 5 years after post .

Im so glad my father didn't include me (as a child)... he was mostly just a drunk. Though, he was also a Sunday school teacher, and I was raised in cultish strict fundie x-tianity. I think he might have taken me fishing a couple times though. Hammering the Bible and Christ (or any religion for that matter) into children hopefully will turn them the exact opposite of the indoctrination. Honestly, seems there's a lot of ppl (probably most, unfortunately) who only have kids for free labor, or so they can hate someone more than they hate themselves. Im super grateful I have no children or family. Honestly, I dont believe the "it's going to be ok" thing. I think our species is so far past the point of no return, we don't really have the capacity to comprehend it. Which is a big reason that resourcefulness is so important. It was around 2013 when I realized "something wasnt right"... I left cities and suburban/mass populated areas permanently circa 2015- however, the only affordable place to live anymore is in the more harsh/potentially lethal climates where any survival (not to mention thriving) is very difficult.

No complaints here. Keep up the good work.

Thank you, so very much. GOD bless you and your family.

Great message

I love this video so much! After their dad passed, my kids and I bought a motorhome and went camping. Without screens (I committed as well), we learned who we are as a family and it gave me the opportunity to get real and honest with them. I became my very best version, right in front of them, which has been very trust building. I finally moved us to Arizona and we are LOVING life on our homestead. It turns out that I am highly skilled and efficient (I grew up in a solar house in Milwaukie, OR, just minutes outside of Portland, OR). While we were camping, we talked about all the things that we wanted to do that were fun, and all the things that we wanted to be capable of, and it turns out we get to be that and more. This might make you laugh, but I always really loved the little house on the Prairie and I wouldn’t mind my kids having that , exactly. We have a giant solar panel that follows the sun for us, so we’re living pretty posh on the prairie (which is more of a plateau 🤓😁😇. I feel blessed and lucky. I really appreciate your content.

A educated man or woman is this governments worst enemy and that is why they will not allow these essential survival skills to be taught in our schools. Instead they indoctrinate kids to be good little citizens, while always keeping them dumbed down. Teach your children of Yahuah and his son Yeshua our salvation and also skills for being self sufficient. Great video Eric!

Lots of great information. Crazy you wouldn't mention what zone you are in.

Much needed video. Teach ourselves too!!!

A preacher once said, "If it wasn't worth repeating, I wouldn't have said it in the first place." *S. M. Lockridge*

yup...don't have kids but I got to be uncle. One thing I would add is sit down and plan projects with them. Let say they need a shelf. Draw a blue print with them, calc the wood/screws needed, and then build it with them. If you let them build and plan their own wants and needs it will get their brain working on problem solving beyond "go buy it". That applies to most things in life. I know it is faster to do it yourself but getting the young involved will pay off in the end. My father took time to teach me all the basic trades so by my late teens I was doing the electrical, plumbing, heating, well maintenance, ect while he was a full time worker and part time farmer. I am grateful now as I have the skills to build a house/septic field/well and have never had to hire a tradesmen to repair anything(talking thousand easily saved)

Consider these things. Don't fall for the Boomer vs (insert generation) psyop don't fight each other fight the new world order. Learn new skills. Also this isn't just on the boomers. I have seen tons of younger generations want to learn but are afraid to ask out of fear of embarrassment for not having the knowledge. Remember everyone was ignorant until they learned the skill over years of experience. I see this in a lot of cultural things (guns, wood working etc.) Don't be afraid to be the guy in the room who is ignorant as long as you are asking questions and don't be afraid to say can you teach me to do that. Boomers teach any skill you have and pass it on to a younger generation, the future depends on it.

Keep driving. Thumbs up 👍