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OK, I'm sold. This is the grill to survive the apocalypse with.

I’m doing this to my c10

How did you finally get rid of the biofilm? That’s what we are struggling with at the moment and we have a pond guy who maintains our pond for us and I feel like we just gave our pond biofilm by putting in a muck eating biologic agent… any suggestions welcomed!

Help! I have this problem on my pond now and it seems to have happened as a result of adding a muck-eating biologic agent. We have a pond maintenance guy who is working with us, but I’m frustrated because we use our pond as a swimming hole and until a week ago it was clear and blue and perfect! Help!!!

Thanks for the video, but I highly recommend looking into what can happen to devices connected to an ungrounded ethernet cabled buried between buildings before doing this. You must have proper grounding and bonding at both ends (lightning does travel through the ground). Buried cable must either be in conduit, or be specifically designed for direct burial. It must be buried at least 24" or below the frost line, whichever is deeper, because the ground does move.

Hi, e have a half acre pond, thinking about getting aeriator with 2 diffusers. We have put in the phosphate and bacteria and have a fountain and it has kept the algae down. What I’m wondering is it has your diffuser helped with algae

Thanks for the update, Joe. The pond looks really good. I have reached out to Natural Waterscape and going to have my water tested.

Thank you!

Morning Joe, pond is looking good. I saw the last pond video also and probably never commented on it

Looking good Joe!

i think those are safer

I like your big cutting / butchering board. We shrink wrap our chickens a little bit different than you, but I might just give your version a shot next weekend! Looks pretty simple, Thanks guys!

Nice work! My wife and I have been using Texas shrink bags with a little tube zip tied in that we pull out once the bag shrinks - the slit trick is new to me looks like it works really well.

I just traded a 3D printer for one of these with the original motor and stand!

Great explanation and very clear, Thanks Joe! p.s. don't worry about the two tone paint job, it's fine.

I fed my chickens lawn clippings and 1 got impacted crop and ended up dying😢

Do you still fight the bio film? And are you still checking and addressing the ph levels. I am and have been fighting the bio film and starting to add limestone to see if that helps. Your pond is coming along very nice. Thanks for the videos.

Spray and dye

For our rabbits, we use a 5 gal drink cooler, $25 from walmart, with an aquarium heater that keeps it from freezing in the winter. I would image you could attach the nipples to the side of the cooler and since its insulated, would use less electricity than a heated mat. In our case, we have an aquarium pump push water from the cooler through a 20 foot loop of tubing sleeved with pool noodles and attach rabbit watering nipples along a 10 ft row of cages. In the past two Maine winters, the line has only frozen up once and only for a few hours in the early morning. The aquarium heater is 100W and we set the temperature to 65f.

Awesome video Joe as always 🎉🎉🎉

I like the nipple waterers you have for the chicken tractors. My tractors are too short for that style, but I can see where they would work well. We just use a 5 gallon waterer in the coop through the summer. We switch over to a heat plate and a smaller waterer in the winter. Last winter was pretty mild so we didn't have much of an icing issue. This winter I think is going to be a lot colder so I need to come up with a different system. Thanks for sharing Joe!

also hello from Guadalajara Mexico. i live in an out skrits forest from the city.

i liked this vid and i have a gp3600 that does the job for my small house grid to keep me with electricity while an outage like right now as im typing this at 9p.m lol i was looking for a oil change video and ran into yours with alot more great info .

Great info, thx much! I love my new Genny. I was perplexed about the oil filter but now I am not

Hey, perhaps you can help me. I am unable to open the manual sliding door from the inside. It's not child lock as the working sliding door behaves differently when child lock is on. When I pull from inside, the working door would pull further and will click and stop opening. With the non working door, the pull is half and no clicks or action. The door can open from outside.

Thank you.

Oh wow, really dig that row builder!

soil compaction?

I thought this was an install video not a video about your life

I appreciate the concise video on how to use the trap, which is why I found your video. I know a lot of folks are not interested in seeing an animal meet its demise, but I also understand that unfortunately it’s what needs to be done sometimes. We’re having issues with a couple of groundhogs digging near the foundation of our main barn which has to stop. Thanks for the great video.

I like your marking tool, looks really easy to use! Thanks for sharing Joe!

Awesome job

Great video! Need to check them out for my pond!!!!!

HI-BLOW KICKS A###. 😊I have two running now. For two years.

Great stuff pal! I’m glad you are getting the algae under control. Natural Waterscapes is a great company.

Dude. U have no business making these kinda vids. "Im probably ganna do this wrong".. that means not ready to teach.

Pretty pond! Great job! The kids swimming in all that duckweed in the earlier videos is a riot! Thats the kind of kid i was...fearless!

The only negative is that you can't get metric bushes for them. I've had that awesome jig for 30 year's!

I miss swimming in ponds but gators sometime come from the swamp into my pond so no way, I just a little redneck, not full blood yet.

Thanks Joe! I’ll have to check them out!!

Hey Joe, glad I stumbled onto you Pond Video. We had a thriving pond several years ago but it got cleaned out by River Otters and didn't recover. We have been working through a similar situation on our own. Muck Remover, doing that, Pond Dye and an aeration system now operational. We are hoping that the few Largemouth Bass will continue to survive and hopefully flurish again. Thank you for your time and a Shout Out to Natural WaterScapes who we have started doing business with. Dave Sr

Hi Joe & thank you for your helpful content! I've been following your pond journey and applying those lessons learned. My pond is older (40-50 yrs) struggle with the same issues you described. I spoke to an expert who recommended that I drain and dredge my pond due to the age & sediment. I may end up doing that next year. Trying some things first to avoid that if possible. Your efforts have been a big help. Thank you & look forward to following your progress. Best wishes to you & family. Bob V

Great Video Joe. I wish I had a Pond! I am sure this video will help out a lot of people that have these same pond issues.

Time to get to work hoss! Super informative.

Add-on idea to build on top of your grass clippings: I mow with a lawn tractor, and a 3-bag bagger. On any given day, I put 7 or 14 bushel of grass clippings into the chicken pen. The chickens rake it, eat what they want, then I come back later, and fork what is left into the ground. That's the deep bedding thing in action! Time passes, worms and bugs get into the bedding, the chickens rake it and eat whatever they find. I just keep adding more clippings every week, fork it in when the chickens have gone over it, more time passes, and I have a giant mulch pile. Seriously, when I fork in the newer stuff, the older stuff is hot! It's just cooking under the chicken's feet! In time, I'll have a foot or more of good, rich compost all through the chicken run.

Hey bud need to tie boat to dock put small engine on it and run it in gear for 2 hrs move ghe water and aerator will work better or drive boat around pond because duck weed thick needs to be broke up

Nice invention

Any chance of a 2024 update?

The outside temp needs to be hot, it actually needs to bake the paint off.

Hello Joe, I've been following your pond progress for awhile & really appreciate the content. I have a spring fed pond a bit smaller than yours at about a 1/4 acre. Im trying to get this pond cleared up but have lots of alge & duckweed every year. I also followed your lead with aeration & got a system from Septic Solutions. Am very happy with it. Now tackling the plant growth. I resisted chemical treatment but just can't get ahead of the issue. Am about to try your chem treatments. Am very concerned as i have well water. Will start with very small doses. Do you turn your aerator off during treatments? Thanks for all your help & guidance! ~Bob