Home Food Production: Garden Update

A mid-July look at my organic garden here the Ozarks of Arkansas.

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[firecap302]

Hi, I stumbled on your videos today and thought they were excellent.I have learned a lot from watching them.I have had a garden for about 2 or 3 years now and we can and store food.I also do not use any chemicals on my garden.I heard you talk about the 3 oils you use for insect killer.Where would a person buy those oils at.I live just a few miles from you in Harrison.Any help would be appreicated...thanks for the videos

[bluemountaingunworks]

@firecap302 Howdy neighbor!, You can probably find those oils at Natural Wonders or Prairie Market there in Harrison. You don't need the expensive concentrated essential oils; a tintcture or the lesser quality grade will work just fine. Hope to hear from again soon! Take care and God Bless, Jerry

[na2bling]

Hi nice garden could I have the ratio of that herbicide mix. I already have the oils but I was wondering the ratio per water. I have always used the ayurvedic neem oil before but the clove oils and rosemary sounds like a good mix

[bluemountaingunworks]

@na2bling Sure thing! I took a 2 gallon sprayer, filled it with water, and then added two ounces of each essential oil. It was rather potent, but had no adverse effects on the plants and worked well as an insecticide/repellent. Hope this helps! Take care and God Bless, Jerry

[catfish222banjo]

good stuff!

[72542]

Excellent update and a great job on the garden.

[arkansasprepper]

I am with you on the number of carrots, over the fewer larger carrots. If your going to juice them, small are more juicy, right?...Rick

[waxmastawes]

hey bud, great videos. very informative gonna check out others :)

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