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How do you do pest control here in Florida it feels impossible for me to do it organically. We just moved from SD, and everything I put in the ground gets eaten by something.

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My granpa has a fork like that and it is new

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dew makes grass firmer, not limp. Tool must be adjusted properly. There are many many nuances. I've learned a lot from Jim & a couple other videos. Appears most people 'try' too hard, crouch or are bent over, use arms too much. Actually, once it becomes so effortless, you dont even think about it & can 'daydream', then you are getting close to being a zen master!

The videos with Jim have been more than inspirational. My front yard was grass and is now a garden(7 50 foot beds). Two of my neighbors have done the same. My daughter and I have a small farm stand on the side of the road. Thank you for everything, Eric in Rhode Island

boy im going to miss him. Good luck Jim.

How do you keep worms out on vine or borers

👍👍thank you very much 🙏🙏

Geesh my aunt lived in that neighborhood! Shirley ave st? Thanks for all the info and i spiration, welcome back to new england!

Miss you Jim! Hope we get to see you up north

At least Jim's place is going into good families hands...

So the method is raised bed? That has nothing to do with the native soil. Those beds could be sitting on anything. It’s clearly a great, very productive garden. But that has nothing to do with improving the native soil

WELL FRIEND THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH USING A HAY RAKE AND HAY BALER THAT GOES BEHIND A TRACTOR. . I LEFT THE FARM BECAUSE OF THIS SHIT YOUR DOING.THIS GUY HAS NO LIFE AT ALL...

Do you video any gardens around the Orlando area?

Pete and Jim thank you so much for putting out these videos throughout the years. I've enjoyed watching them and learned a lot eventhough your climate is so different from where I live in the Netherlands. Hopefully Pete can visit Jim in Maine once in a while!

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I've been mowing my pasture with an American scythe [have 5 of them, bought 1 for 20.oo, given the rest] they're Never worn out, LOL. Have different blades for conditions. The weeds are tough, not like hay or grass rt now. I may build one of the balers you use. It is very interesting & good work out. Have to get all components adjusted properly, & razor sharp, etc, or it won't work. Thanks!

Thanks Jim! You’ve been a big inspiration and educator as to what’s possible. Safe travels!

very interesting,i want to learn and practice all i learned back to my home country.do you accept volunteer?

Thanks for sharing great Garden

😢 definitely miss the Jim content from here on out but I know Pete will make it to Maine eventually!! Thank you for all the knowledge Jim and Pete. I’ve enjoyed seeing what’s growing on since the beginning ❤

I would dare Jim to make cutting broomsedge grass growing out of red Clay to look that smooth this time of year.

You know something seems disingenuous about your operation you claim to make premium prices for normal quality crops but claim you don't need the money so why charge people premium prices why include refer pot in your videos

In your recent posts the fella said you didn't need any money when selling your crops

You guys are stoners and embellish so much if you don't need th money hey give the stuff to shelters bs I k ow you in maine

Jim you will be missed! Thank you for all the tips! Be blessed

Man i live nearby. I pass by his house on accident and it was always a treat to go by. Never knocked on his house to talk to him. But now I kinda wish I did. Newport richey will be losing a gem to the town.

what a fantastic place.

Gac has a nice looking leaf,and fruit ,but i cannot find much about what parts are edible:(

That's true healthy work, man power instead of horse power! 👍

Very helpful. What is Dr. Campbell's mango tree feeding program? Compost from which source materials - fruit, vegitative, root materials? Any other soil amendments like minerals? We would rather rely on compost (& natural ground cover doing its thing). What are the Campbells, and others, doing? Also, when did Nam Doc Mai stop producing? The cultivar used to be highly recommended in Florida. We had fruit three years ago but 2 years without fruit now, and thinking about topworking.

Jim is a legend. Thanks Pete

HOW ARE YOU KEEPING THE BUGS AWAY!? 😲

I think I must have learned something very valuable from this video. Thank you

It has been gr8, m8! Au revoir… see you again… happy journey and stay healthy… 🍻 Johno

Hey Jim, enjoy the family!!!!!

Thank you Jim!

Thanks Jim for the memories and for sharing all your knowledge with us. I hope we can still get updates on the farm and Jim's new place. Best of luck to you both Jim and Tanner.

Boiled linseed oil is okay... but pine tar is where it's at when it comes to preserving wood. I use it on all my wooden tool handles and such. Sailors used it for preserving their ships, sails, and ropes when out on the water, so that tells you just how good it is. I mix mine at least 2:1 with turpentine to thin it down. Paint it on, warm it up a little with a hot air gun or torch, and you can see it sink into the wood. Really great, too, if you mix it with Iron Oxide powder or other natural pigments. It's actually why are barns are red -- the pine tar and iron oxide made a paint the protects against UV damage, bacteria and mildew, as well as rodents chewing. Cheap and easy, you can even make your own pine tar at home if you only need a little bit. Cheaper and easier to buy it, but making your own is kind of fun to try once.

Cya Jim...its been wonderful watching and listening to you as you walk us through your garden... Take care...

Jim, we have learned so much from you. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge. We will always remember that a gardener’s best tool is his shadow. Best wishes to you in Maine.

I was just in Florida- I’m from Connecticut ! I thought he already left ! I missed him - Thank you for the videos Pete- Best to Tanner and Jim ❤

Thank you Pete for capturing Jim and his talents. I first found you through the Great American Farm Tour as I am a follower and supporter of Justin & Rebekka. I have since enjoyed your videos, specially ones with Jim. I hope Jim knows how inspiring he is for all of us gardeners and to see and learn, you can plant a garden anywhere. May God continue to bless you in this next chapter in your life.

Maine is very welcoming to farmers and gardeners so I think he will fit in very well.

jim is a legend , you guys made a bunch of awesome videos over the years ! it was inspirational for me thanks !

Raccoons eating my 'maters

Pete, thanks for sharing Jim's knowledge with all of us! I have a small SHADY lot in an HOA community, so it has been challenging growing food. BUT I started helping at the middle school across from my home with the Future farmers of America program. We have planted a few fruit trees, improved a pollinator bed, yucca, sweet potatoes and even have watermelon growing this summer. Thanks for being so encouraging!

I learned so much from Jim and he is a huge inspiration for me! Maybe he would let you make a video in Maine

I hope you can visit Jim in Maine.