RAISED BEDS that are Long Lasting, Chemical-Free, and Cheap!

DON'T use treated lumber or galvanized metal to build your raised garden beds. That's just putting chemicals into the soil that your food is coming from! I'll show you how to build some simple yet awesome raised garden beds, PLUS lots of other helpful gardening tips in today's video. https://amzn.to/3wTVJDJ That's a link for a similar watering wand to what Shelli has. Same brand just slightly different. Still has the awesome thumb control that she really likes. https://amzn.to/3wTRSI5 This link will take you right to the 20v DeWalt vacuum. This thing has saved SO MUCH TIME in the garden, it's crazy! Just super helpful for chemical-free pest control. (I'm a "quality tool" kind of guy, and I'll only ever recommend something that I would want for myself. If you make a purchase through a link posted here I may receive a small affiliate commission, but at no extra cost to you. It helps to make this channel a reality!) Follow us on Instagram!   / morethanfarmers   and on Facebook!   / morethanfarmers   Fresh Ideas. Natural Solutions. Simple Living. We want to share with you the things we wish we would’ve known when we started homesteading. We want to inspire you to find fulfillment on your homestead spending quality time with your family, eating nourishing food that you've raised with your own two hands, and caring for the earth while you’re at it! We also want you to know that being a homesteader doesn’t have to look like Laura Ingalls Wilder… There's fresh content every week, so go ahead and take a whack at that subscribe button if you'd like to join us on this crazy ride. Get ready to learn and be inspired! Chapters 0:00 - Intro / Cutting Up the Lumber 1:20 - Quick Garden Tip! 2:32 - Assembling the First Raised Bed 5:21 - The Cure for Wet Garden Soil 5:57 - Tips for Planting in the Raised Bed 6:50 - The MOST IMPORTANT Thing When Planting 7:44 - Don't Build Raised Beds Like This Either 8:12 - Planting in the Tilled Soil 8:56 - The BEST Tomato Cages! 9:11 - Finishing the 2nd Raised Bed