i have to make it manually which make me like a sucker and you play around with this toy wich make all the hard job !!!!!ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!
Awesome video - thanks for taking the time to do it. I won't ever use this, but I always wanted to know how these rows were made so perfectly. Also, thanks for growing organically. I'd like to see what these rows look like after the tomatoes are staked (which I bet you have to do by hand, huh?)
@happygameshow The plastic is not reusable but you can get thicker drip tape that can be reused but would be a pain to take up, store and reinstall. The plastic I use is 1.25 mm thick and will puncture pretty easy. You will only be able to get one growing season out of it. The 4000 ft. roll cost me $138.
That is waaayyyyyyy cool!!! I could see it now, half of Kentucky would be covered in plastic!!! You need to get the wife on there so you can see where you're going and she can see where you've been!! LOL....... Great video my friend!!
Thanks for putting this video up its very helpful!!!
cybercrop 1 week ago
Love the video, would love to talk to you. Picked up a 2600 two days ago. Need some advice! Please contact me, thanks.
sanman116 6 months ago
shit !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i have to make it manually which make me like a sucker and you play around with this toy wich make all the hard job !!!!!ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!
qusaisaher 7 months ago
Awesome video - thanks for taking the time to do it. I won't ever use this, but I always wanted to know how these rows were made so perfectly. Also, thanks for growing organically. I'd like to see what these rows look like after the tomatoes are staked (which I bet you have to do by hand, huh?)
chicofrijoles 1 year ago
very very cool. Is the plastic re-usable, how long will it last?
happygameshow 1 year ago
@happygameshow The plastic is not reusable but you can get thicker drip tape that can be reused but would be a pain to take up, store and reinstall. The plastic I use is 1.25 mm thick and will puncture pretty easy. You will only be able to get one growing season out of it. The 4000 ft. roll cost me $138.
sal39759 1 year ago
Nice Piece of Equipment. I'll see how my Australian and Polish Heirlooms turn out this year, maybe I'll send you some seeds so you can try them out.
rwtattoo 1 year ago
Oh Greg, I think I have Rainflo envy!! - Mark
markhess 1 year ago
Now that's a nice piece of equipment. Cotton's getting tall down there in MS. LOL ........ Donald
webcajun 1 year ago
Do you use blight resistant tomato plants?
baddogonline 1 year ago
@baddogonline I only plant heirloom varieties.....I currently have Beefsteak and Marion planted with others in the greenhouse. Thanks....Greg
sal39759 1 year ago
cool .i never new there was a drip line under that plastic.your right that nut grass is a brutal one
pinetar100 1 year ago
That is waaayyyyyyy cool!!! I could see it now, half of Kentucky would be covered in plastic!!! You need to get the wife on there so you can see where you're going and she can see where you've been!! LOL....... Great video my friend!!
Jeff
BolognaRingRanch 1 year ago
@BolognaRingRanch You're right about that Jeff......but I sure don't want her to see the credit card statement!!!!
sal39759 1 year ago