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Hawthorn Farms
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Greenhouse Walkthrough & Review (Harbor Freight 10x12)
A walkthrough and honest 2-year review of the Harbor Freight 10x12 greenhouse, including the modifications we have made/are making.
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Quick Hive Inspection
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A very brief demonstration of how to inspect a beehive and what to look for.
Why is Clover Seed Coated? And Is It Safe For Honey Bees?
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A short video discussing clover seed, why it is coated, what the coating actually is, and safety for use around honey bees.
Pollen substitute feeder Jan 24, 2017
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A short video showing our late winter bees congregating around the pollen sub feeder. Not sure how they've fared over winter overall, but it appears that they've done well. Looking forward to digging in and doing some inspections soon!
How To Make Watermelon Wine
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A detailed video on the process of turning whole watermelons into wine. The entire process takes about a year from start to finish, but the results are amazing!
Vermicomposting With The Worm Factory 360
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A short video showing our new vermi-composting setup, the Worm factory 360. This video covers setup of the system and installation of the red wiggler composting worms. We should be able to dispose of up to a pound of scraps per day and harvest a full tray of worm castings on about a monthly basis with this!
Population Of A Healthy Beehive After Splitting
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A brief video showing the large population of a healthy colony, even after pulling 5 frames for a split...and how to put it all back together.
Raising Chickens for Meat & Eggs: 10 Days Old
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A brief video updating the progress of our baby chics. At 10 days old, they are quite active and starting to feather out.
Raising Chickens for Meat & Eggs: Arrival
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A brief video showing the new chicks as they are put into their brooder to grow out for a few weeks.
Raising Chickens for Meat & Eggs: Preparations
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A short video describing how we prepare for the arrival of our new batch of chickens for meat & eggs.
Pollen Sub Feeder - 3.5 Week Update
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A brief video showing our progress with the pollen substitute feeder we are using this year. The feeder has been out 24 days, as of today.
Meade Active Fermentation
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A brief video showing what to expect after fermentation has started in your meade. This is 48 hours after pitching the yeast.
How To Make Meade (without a recipe) (Part 1)
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A video describing the first step in the meade making process, mixing and primary fermentation. In this video, we make 2 gallons of plain meade, 2 gallons of apple cyser, and 1 gallon of blueberry melomel and get the primary fermentation started!
Pollen Substitute Feeder - 2 Week Update
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A brief video showing our progress with the pollen substitute feeder we are using this year. The feeder has been out 16 days, as of today.
Pollen Sub Feeder 24 Hours After Filling With BeePro
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Pollen Sub Feeder 24 Hours After Filling With BeePro
How and When We Use Pollen/Protein Substitute
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How and When We Use Pollen/Protein Substitute
How to Brew Beekeepeer's Blonde Honey Ale (Part3)
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How to Brew Beekeepeer's Blonde Honey Ale (Part3)
How to Brew Beekeeper's Blonde Honey Ale (Part2)
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How to Brew Beekeeper's Blonde Honey Ale (Part2)
How to Sanitize Your Homebrewing Equipment
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How to Sanitize Your Homebrewing Equipment
How to Brew Beekeeper's Blonde Honey Ale (Part1)
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How to Brew Beekeeper's Blonde Honey Ale (Part1)
Basic equipment load-out for live bee removals
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Basic equipment load-out for live bee removals
Mobile home swarm (10 day inspection)
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Mobile home swarm (10 day inspection)
Please could you tell me where you got the pot for the strawberries, thanks for sharing your improvement
This video would have been helpful if I could actually hear what he is saying. So much background noise.
Do u have to kill the natural yeast?
Is there a follow up video on how it turned out? It would be nice to know as if there isn't I just lost 15 minutes of my life for nothing 😅😅😂😂😂
Thank you! The information was great and the dog carnival was awesome as well!
For example for 1000 gram watermelon how much need sugar?
“Hypothetically!!!”
What the into song 🎵
I inherited a worm dsystem similar to what you showed us here, without any instructions. So good to have the demonstration from you. Thank you.
What isthecost of worm bin
Why is no one mentioning the chicken!? hahaa so cute, great video!
Hell, does anyone know if you can raise nightcrawlers in the worm factory bin?
Gracia. I made this one
Im confused about how he added the yeast nutrient and campden tablets at the same time. Seems counterproductive. Can anyone help me understand?
As long as you are adding the actual yeast til the campden clears, you'll be fine. Campden will not affect the nutrients at all. Campden is killing the living organisms, if any are present.
You can also put the pulp in a cloth and get twist it to get all the juice out!
Those things are pieces of s*** I live in Montana they are junk
Out of curiosity, did you have one and if so, did you do any extra framing to strengthen and anchor it? I also live in Montana and have been watching videos from people that live in windy places for ideas on how they built theirs. Many did additional wood framing to keep it stable and screwed all the panels into the tracks to keep them from popping out, things like that. Other brands are so expensive, I'm trying to decide if by making some of these modifications, I don't have to spend $10,000 for a similar size.
That fly was not moving for anything.
did you ever make a follow-up video for this?
Great stuff! But why add sugar and then sterilise juice,would not be better to add the sugar the next day as this boosts the initial bad bacteria that you want to kill using Campden tabs? many thanks.
Gosh I'm trying to think of what song that is.
How long total hours do you think it took to put together.???Not including the additional things that you did to it.
What, no watermelon rind pickles???
You get the flavour crom tbe skins leav untill black spots on the skins. Fully ripe bananas are best. But your recipe looks very good. Thanks fir shering it xxx
Would it be possible to link the Amazon description for the Exhaust fan?
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Great video thank you!
Great presentation! Learned a lot and you taught it in a very efficient manner...didn't waste a lot of time. thank you.
Why this container has no air inlets, earthworms will not suffocate?
How do you heat the greenhouse ?
Thank you very much for the review and the ideas. I'm in Connecticut. I bought the greenhouse for my girlfriend and am doing some research to lay out the best way to set it up starting at the time of assembly, which will be sometime before the thaw I hope. I figure it will take a couple of weekends to get the trench/foundation prepared, especially if I try to build in something like your solar and plumbing solutions. Hope you have a mild winter/rainy season.
You are the man. Best built review I've seen online. Fantastic floor inside. Outstanding.
This is great! Thank you for sharing :)
What I learned after 60 yrs. Mix different fruit. The last watermelon I did I mixed with peaches and cherry.
The balls on this guy
Great video and recommendations to enhance the greenhouse.
Hello, could you send me the complete recipe?
Too much
finally someone explained the sugar number and the SG number to make sense!
I have a juicer. Ive made watermelon jelly with it. I imagine I can juice the whole melons and get all the juice!!
i heard that bees can't see the color red but i seen videos and pictures of bees on crimson clover. is it because crimson is not technically red?
Wow, that's high ABV!! I actually made s dandelion and orange mead this spring which came out 18% and my starting gravity was 1.127 but it went all the way down to 0.992. Not exactly what I was shooting for but the honey was super strong and I used champagne yeast. In the end, I like it. It's currently only 3 months old and it's already really good, the alcohol bite is all but gone despite the 18% ABV. After another 3 months, it'll be amazing
The dog fight is what I’m watching.
you can use clear garbage bags, just double bag it or triple bag it. the cool thing about it is you can see and hear the bubles through the bags and keep an eye on them for when they stop cooking alcohol.
Why not put the melon pieces in a blender then squeeze it afterwards to get out more of the juice? Just curious.
you can strain after its done. me personally i will put about 2 cups of sugar per liter, with wine yeast, usually i did bread yeast and 1 cup of sugar per liter, the melons have sugar in them already. too much sugar will slow down how fast it cooks and makes alcohol. the faster its done the less bitter it will taste. theres a fine line, experimenting alot is the only way, this my first time doing watermelon hooch. I used to make brews in prison.
promosm 👍
$120.00 for 10 pieces? Jesus, we buy watermelon in the Philippines for $2.00+. Great tutorial btw. 😊
Nice video and really showing the process with the tablets for controlled ferment. One question though - how did you get a plastic bucket that had oysters in that clean that you can make a fermentation it in without flavour transfer? Impressive!
White vinegar and baking soda pulls out the stench. HOT WATER RNISE , AIR DRY IN SUN A FEW DAYS . REWASH WITH YOUR STERILIZING SOULTION WATER & AIR DRY.
PLEASE FOLLOW UP ON WORM COMPOSTING. BEEN 5 YRS.
We have a ton of birds on our property, and my biggest concern is that they will eat some, and I know they will. So is this seed safe for them? We garden for wildlife, so we are careful not to do anything to hurt them.
Damn man, you gotta grow the beard back out
Bullseye! Haha that was awesome