I SPENT 2 YEARS BUILDING A FARM WITH $0 AND A TRUCK - (SURVIVAL FARMING SERIES 2)

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  @retrobeans24 · 4 months ago

  I really enjoy how you’re actually doing the farming part of this game. Almost everyone else seems to only do silage and the sawmill. It’s actually entertaining watching this part of farming sim, rather than the same stuff over and over that’s super boring.

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  @1one3_Racing · 4 months ago

  When I was a kid on Australia those temporary bins were super common. Usually you&apos;d have a silo base with a cone and door the the meldmesh top portion would bolt on and you would line it with Hessian or a tarp and they were easily transportable and cheap and could be packed up when not in use.<br>But we would sometimes assemble ones like this on the ground during a good season but there would be a hole in the mesh that you would cover with hessian and when it was time to empty you would stab an auger through the hessian. The amount of waste with these set-ups was quite high!

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• CA

  @Carolinacreekfarms · 4 months ago

  I was literally just scrolling to find a video to get caught up with the series... never been this early in my life

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  @bradleysuhr · 4 months ago

  When you were picking something to go in the greenhouse, you should’ve picked strawberries because it’s one water for two strawberries

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  @Bboy58-e7v · 4 months ago

  Those who watched till the very end

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  @3FootTall-j8i · 2 months ago

  I have never considered myself to enjoy farming videos, but for some reason I cant stop watching this video, its actually really fun.

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• QO

  @QotED · 4 months ago

  Lettuce is more than worth the investment if you have patience. At lettuce&apos;s worst price, it will only take a few thousand litres of lettuce to pay for a big greenhouse. At its best price, lettuces can net you hundreds of thousands a year. After buying the greenhouse, it requires no further monetary investment. Even in the early game, it is worth the investment. Assuming you have some patience and can wait to sell everything at max price. Thanks for the content.

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  @Oliver18rw · 2 months ago (edited)

  For everyone who wants to know at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvAvzuXc7vM&amp;t=60">1:00</a> in the video I found which map it is the name is “dark forest the final chapter” in North American maps also he’s on farmland 8

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  @KayneNZ · 4 months ago

  you finding and moving that tiny log throughout the video was the funniest thing 😂

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  @Maltechr · 3 months ago (edited)

  For next time you just wanna get rid off the tree&apos;s basicly making them disapper, you can &quot;RP&quot; that you made an agreement with someone they could come cut down the tree&apos;s with the lumber as payments :) you could even place some cool log stacks and equipment as props, moving them around month to month as they clear :) Would be kinda realistic.. My pops and I used to clear lots off tree&apos;s.. I think he had free firewood basicly my entire childhood.. He even build himselff a splitter on a huge I/H-beam with the hydrolics from what I think was an old backhoe.. His brother ows alot of farming land and used to lease out equipment, and my dad used to work on in a big factory that made feeding systems for farms.. so when ever his brother needed something made, trades were made for whatever my dad could use.. Trading favors, not payments, aaah the good old days..

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  @drowsidius · 1 month ago

  I really enjoyed the role play aspect of this series! Going to the &apos;used dealer&apos; to get equipment, replacing wheel bearings and such. Very original and entertaining! One of my fav series I&apos;ve found so far, rewatched it multiple times

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  @N_Pressure_washing_Ads · 4 months ago

  bring back landscaping series

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