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Looks great. Might need a few support posts in the middle when it snows. Lots of good veggies coming soon.

Where in Pa are you from...I live in North Central Pa.

Add black plastic over your compost piles to break down the organic matter faster, also why not add a piece between the two greenhouses for more space between the doors

I absolutely love the way you guys care for your animals. This was an awesome video guys can’t wait to see more.

Aloha from Hawaii 🌺 Just found out your guys channel and love watching it. I like it because Chris fix most of anything happens to machines. Now I like this channel and Andrew Caramata’s channel the same. Keep up the good work guys. Aloha 🤙🏽

Nice work you 2! As you know gardens are never what they can be the first few years. Time and effort to get system down where you at will run its course and you will be growing what grows there in abundance im sure!

I wonder how many screws and nails you guys used by this point. And Chris what did you do to your finger? Hope your hip is doing better. The subfloor is looking awesome.

Oh my goodness, could you imagine life around there without that skid steer? 😮 Tiny Houston MS ( Len Price )

Great job planting your peppers

Just love your channel and work ethic,it’s probably because of the less talk more action but also far less scripted content the willingness to have a go so proud of a young couple having a red hot go cheers champs don’t change anything from a family in Perth Western Australia

Great job planting your tomatoes 🍅

Great building your greenhouses

Here in Arkansa after you hang your gate. You put up a sign. IF YOU PASS THIS GATE. YOU ARE NOT A TRESPASSER. YOU ARE A TARGET. And they mean it too. Later

what a team..

Great video

I’m in amazement with your knowledge of building. Your house will last forever the way you guys are building it. Not only is it being built strong it’s being built with love. Your guys are awesome and amazing to watch. Thank you for bringing us all on your journey. God bless.

Great job fixing the cylinder on skidsteer

Really enjoy your channel!so glad I found you ! Thank you for sharing!

Love your dog always wanting to play.

Great video

Just curious about what you two do for a living.

My guess is...if you factor in likely inflation over the coming years, you will save money not only by having purchased your high tunnels now, but you'll save even more money by not having to pay increased future prices for food (which may not be available because of [insert crisis reason here]). Seems to me you've made a great investment. A similar one can be made by considering inflation of energy prices in the future as well as you build up your solar. You guys are making great moves. Thanks for sharing them with us!

Video very good.

Nice work you’all

Build a solid work bench.

You guys are doing a wonderful job on your homestead . I personally think you guys could survive on a rock . You all bring a lot to the table

You might want to check out 'Simple Living Alaska.' They have been very successful with gardening. They moved here from Oregon and lived in Willow for several years. You can go look at their older video's and see their success with gardening. Outside and in a high tunnel. They now live in Northern Alaska and are in Zone 1. This is the first year gardening in that area. Y'all live in an area even more southern than Willow. 😊

I could only imagine the attention you would have given with the paint of all of the dogs on the side of the RV on your trip. Much better painted black. You guys done an absolutely wonderful job on the inside of the RV. How many miles were on the RV when you got it? You probably said but I might of missed that.

Every hobby farmer on youtube that I watch seems to have a dog that hogs the show 😂😂😂

that little Case is really something in the hands of someone who knows how to use it😏 one thing to keep in mind is cost vs quality of the produce you grow. I live in the desert and grow in containers and have to buy the soil, amendments. manure and a host of organic fertilizers and I know I don't break even, but I know what I am eating. Don't let cost slow your garden down.

Where did you get those high tunnels? The frame assembly looks pretty fast and easy (when they include all the parts, that is). Those replacement anchors you used look great as well. Do the doors stay shut with velcro?

Another great video! GOOD LUCK with your gardens this year! I think with all the hard work, and thoughtful planning, you will have success. I liked your cost analysis, I have wondered over the years of watching other homesteading channels if the work & expense was worth it. Of course I understand the satisfaction it gives when you have a bountiful harvest at the end of the season. I hope you will have trail cameras around the gardens, I am curious the different animals that will come around 💚

I've watched you guys for a while now I'm just curious you plan on ever doing anything to your cabin or you just going to make excuses to do everything else that you possibly don't need to do but never actually build your house just curious you Chris you do a lot of stuff she hold stuff just curious I'm almost thinking about just dumping your channel completely

Unlike me the dog doesn't seem overly impressed with your mechanical abilities

I hope no animals break into the high tunnels until you get the fence up with an electric fence. I just put up my first frozen raspberry jam in Wisconsin.

Guess you could have gotten some chicken wire and made a box to sift the big roots and rock out of it

Your garden beds are so high in the tunnels you sould probably plant other crops, potato, winter squash, strawberries, lettue

It’s crazy what taxes cost. Awesome video as always guys. I agree with many others as well in the comments I found your videos very interesting and informative. What you guys think is boring I know I don’t. Thank you guys for sharing with us. God bless you guys and wish the best for both of you.

You guys are so squared away! I have zero interest in anything goat, but watching you two operate is awesome.

Spud!!!!

have you two thought about a root cellar at some point...natures refrigerator..

Well done, you two are quite the team. My wife and I of 50 years have always gardened, and done projects around the house together. Keep up the good work.

i love your channel. the content is very interesting. the two of you interact in a way that warms my heart.

Could you let me know where you got your green houses and the anchors. Great job love watching you guys.

Looking better each time. Keep up the great work. I don't live in Alaska, but I do live in the country. In order for me to go shopping it is a 28.8 mile round trip to the Super WallysMart closest to me. My truck gets 14mpg, so it takes right at 2 gallons of fuel each time, plus wear n tear, etc. If we went by the IRS mileage rate - which is a cost of 67cent per mile in 2024 28.8x52 (once per week) 1,497.6 miles x.67= $1,003.39 cost for me to go to the store each year. My point is, it's not just the costs of the product, it's all things, such as that mileage, but also time. I can go to the garden, or drive and spend 40 minutes on the road, plus the hour inside that store, etc. I think your break-even point is closer then you are calculating.

Awesome footage gest video yall make it look easy RESPECT 🙏🏾 🫡

Hog Wire backing with 2x4 cattle wire on top, mounted over a steel frame at a 60degree angle above a 3 sided timber box

@ 29:45 many gardeners can learn from this hack KUDOS

beautiful work cowboy/cowgirl, happy gardening.🙏💎🌹🍾🌴🇹🇹

Sir, You Truly need to be screening that material before putting it into your garden