Видео

Praise GOD

Planting tip to turn your desert land into a "fruit tree forest!" Vegetables love compost/mulch, but trees love "wood chips!" Hint: pile wood chips around the newly planted trees a foot deep or more, but DON'T bury the wood chips! Microorganisms are only a few inches in the sand so wood chips buried will stay wood chips for many years! Woodchips break down and make black rich soil. Two desert tall edible trees that will make a canopy are Misquite and Moringa ( look it up!). You can plant vegetables in mulch, UNDER the fruit tree canopy! Misquite and Moringa are super fast growing trees, two feet high from seed in the first year! They grow 30 to 40 feet high and several can make a canopy for your garden! Cut branches from the trees and the saved seeds in the pods will make more trees! Water the trees in the beginning but they are drought tolerant! Some tree cutting companies will give you free wood chips

Have Erick come and show you how to arrange everything. He is an expert !

Thank you magical sky daddy!!!

Good for you man. Endless possibilities.

I had to think about this for a while. I thought you were dropping the water around then driving over it. Didn’t realize you were using it just to drive around to pack in!

Hauling water couldn’t you get like a 4-wheel cart with big tires and pull it around? I’ve seen those at Costco for like $80. When I have to haul water (I have almost an acre) I just use a wheel barrow. I heard some people paint those totes so they don’t mold inside. Never understood what happens however when I let water sit outside for more than a few days it does get slimy and frogs lay their eggs quickly. Digging for water would make me extremely nervous. It’s a big gamble. Moving along. 👍

Congrats Mike! Enjoy your great looking property! 🥰

When is moving day?

Good for you Brother!!

The stores are closing?

Mike looks awesome 👏🏻 congrats on this. Looking forward to more videos

Nice…congrats!❤

Congratulations Mike. So excited. Looks like nice land

i have following you for a long time love your strait to the point way of looking at ,I life . I live Nova Scotia Canada and we are water rich

I so glad you found your land.

Hi Mike. It's Gale, the mobile groomer in town. We've chatted before. I would like you to come out to my place and show you my setup. I'm off til August 19th. I'm not a troll. I'm out in River Springs Ranch. I'm a woman and started with nothing. I know the owner of the laundromat if you want to verify that I'm not a troll. 😂 I'm the groomer. Everyone knows me.

That's really nice of your buddy to help pack down and define your driveway. Love the land!

A more sensible plan than having a garden, would be to have chickens, Goats or rabbits, raise meat That would be the best plan, There's a few videos out there explaining that Raising meat is better than having a garden, That's until you can have both a garden and raise meat, They say that is best to raise meat 1st, then have a garden, I like the new land also,

How much are the totes? Can you give be me the guys number? Got land below Sanders near the Petrified Forest.

Hey Mike my husband is watching your video right now. You were saying you will probably get a fog now that you bought land. After Sober passed you did a video and showed a cat with 3 legs saying it was a dog lol. What happened to him? It was a long tike after Sober passed. We love your videos congratulations on the land. Also we are christians too. Jesus is my lord and savior.

Congratulations!!!

I think the multiple small water containers are the way I would want it too, as far as a garden, I was thinking to get a above ground pool liner and then bury it on the lowest section of my land then use the same way you make a deck to cover it and dig some canal all around the property to catch rain water and send it to the stirn I make from a pool liner under ground, and I want a celler under ground too for storage is important, congratulations on getting your land

Congrats brother.

Another great video.😊

I’ve had a big garden for decades. No better food out there! Eat it year round by freezing gnocchi, sauces, etc and storing squash etc. . The garden gets better soil every year, as you work it.

Congratulations! It’s awesome you have such a vision for the property🤗

Catch rainwater for gardens.

If your in the desert and surrounded by green THERE'S WATER!

Did you try a raindance?

Yay Congrats on your new property mike ❤

I am Happy for you Mike😊

🚨Micro greens in door Mike very simple 💯alot in a small space 🫵😎☝️✝️💯👀 into it Mike enjoy your greens 🥬 🫵💯In Jesus name ✝️☝️😎

That area has the best aquafir in Arizona it is just super deep making the cost of a well out of reach for most rural homsteads, then the cost of electric power pumping the water up from that depth.

Are you gonna be able to grow in that sandy soil?

😎

On a hill top in Mo. I had a well dug thru to China..The rains came, the drilling truck broke down on site, and of course when you build on the highest point in the county that means that water is under a very big stack of hard rock and dirt..BUT, a well was our only option at that time. Now in C.FL, you can use a garden hose with city driven water pressure and dig your own well since FL is basically a sandbarge on steroids. Think on it, pray on it, then do the best you can do. THANK YOU for sharing your thoughts today.

Save rain water from roof and the washes with thick plastic sheets to make a pond just a thought not trying to be a know it all. Keep on keeping on young man praying the best for you.

I agree young man smaller totes would be better you could put a couple by your trailer and then you can put one by your jacuzzi❤😊

prayer works

Hey Mike check out a fellow you tuber called Frugal off grid , he is in N - Arizona also and harvests most of his water from the rain. He uses totes and hand dug cisterns etc for his water storage.

Water pressure doesn't increase horizontally. Only if you stack them. And Water seeks it's own level, meaning any water below your faucet level won't come out on it's own. You could pressurize a tote but keeping a seal would be tough with air.

I have to stop reading the comments. Hmmmm...Anyway, Mike, keep looking until you find what you're looking for. Don't settle, because you'll just end up wanting to sell and get out. You'll know when you find the perfect tract for you.

Congratulations, Mike.Enjoy your land look forward to. Watching further episodes of you enjoying it.

Drilling a well in an area like that is a huge gamble, one which you might find yourself rolling the dice on. I would think the drillers would love to give their customers success. If water was easy to get within a few hundred feet, there would be a lot more people out there and the land would cost a lot more.

Mike, your "friends" who I watch some, HAVE NO IDEA WHA TTHE HELL THEY ARE DOING! I LEFT YOU A LINK to a homestead near you, guy is doing all , very frugal...THIS IS THE GUY YOU NEED TO WATCH AND LEARN! you need to wait for the moonsoon and harvest water, its not difficult, stop being a city clicker and start using resources. Your right about those water totes! good thinking and you should have that stuff you can use to srpay the out side to stop leaks. YOUR GOING TO BE FINE AND YOU NEED TO GROW YOUR OWN STUFF , a little shade and your good...VERY FEW VEGGIES NEED A LOT OF WATER, THATS A MYTH, AGAIN YOUR SO CALLED FRIENDS KNOW CRAP! THEY JUST NEED CLICKS....DONT BE ONE OF THEM OR I WILL UNSUB BECAUSE IM TIRED OF THE BS. I LIVE IN VEGAS WHERE ITS CONSTANTLY HOT AND HOTTER THAN YOUR AREA SO IT CAN BE DONE.

Are you not aware of the fruit & vegetables? Watermelon is like rubber..Apeel that is now being used (thx Billy Gates) is even on Organic..Frankenstein food has arrived..

Hey, why don't ya, just leave a water supply at the Chicken coup!!

You can make a great dirt bike/atv track

Those are good ideas