Using Tarps on a No-Till Farm

A breakdown of silage tarps and their uses for occultation, germination and protection from moisture. SPONSOR: Farmer's Friend Check out their products - https://imp.i209882.net/c/2555598/795... Silage Tarps - https://imp.i209882.net/c/2555598/795... Caterpillar Tunnels - https://imp.i209882.net/c/2555598/795... Instagram @farmersfriendllc -   / farmersfriendllc   Facebook -   / farmersfriend   Related Videos: Breaking Ground -    • Breaking Ground   Preparing Ground For New Tunnels -    • Preparing for New Tunnels   I'm Expanding The Farm -    • I'm expanding the farm... and it's NOT why...   How Big Your Farm Should Be -    • How Big Your Farm Should Be   New Garden Beds - No Till With Chickens -    • New Garden Beds - NO TILL with CHICKENS   Josh's Instagram @josh.sattin -   / josh.sattin   How I Build My Beds    • It's Bed Time   30"x50' beds 12"-18" walkways (whatever you prefer) Cover the ground with a silage tarp or graze with animals until all the weeds are killed. Broadfork, put down cardboard, wet the down the cardboard, add 4-5" of compost in the beds and put wood chips in the walkways. This turns out to be about 2.5 cubic yards of compost per 30"x50' bed. I buy commercially made compost and get my wood chips from local tree companies for free. SUPPORT THE CHANNEL: If you wish to support the channel monetarily, you can use PayPal here: https://paypal.me/joshsattin This is appreciated, but unnecessary, and no content will ever be behind a paywall.