Time to Use our Compost Made by Our Chickens (and Woodchips)



In this video, I fill some raised beds with our homemade compost generated by the chicken church setup. This system has been producing incredible quantities of compost. As I keep adding raised beds and expanding the garden, this compost is the perfect material to fill them. Excited for what this growing season has to offer.

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16 thoughts on “Time to Use our Compost Made by Our Chickens (and Woodchips)”

  1. Don't lie Troy, it's not an urea "experiment". You just enjoy peeing off the deck, I get it, what guy wouldn't?

    What I don't get is why you want everyone watching you from the county road? That's a little weird… 😂

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  2. One thing I figured out with deer is that they don't tend to see wire fences or some netting and will go right through it causing damage. However if I used some colored duct tape and made little flags, a couple inches long, they would see it and not damage it as much. Might help with your almost invisible net as well.

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  3. I recently found your channel and like it. I love the West Virginia area also. I'm from the Pittsburgh area. If I ever move from Alaska, West Virginia would be one of very few places I would consider.

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  4. Of course the traditional way to stop strawberries going slimy is to have a thick mulch of straw (hence the name) to keep them well clear of the soil, as you’ve started. Electric netting around your garden beds will help deter the deer!

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