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Planting sticks?! At first glance it might look strange, but in this video I share why it’s a simple gardening tip that helps us tell our seedlings apart from weeds. Welcome to our very first in ground vegetable garden here at Wayback Estate. Using our old tractor, we tilled compacted soil, added some of our own homestead-made compost, and brought in soil from the borrow-pit to create heaps and valley rows. Then we planted a mix of easy to grow vegetables at home — lettuce, carrots, radish, beetroot and spinach. Four weeks later, you’ll see how our new veggie patch (Zone 10) is already coming to life. If you’re interested in simple farm to table, off grid gardening Australia, organic gardening, or how to start a vegetable garden, this video is packed with practical gardening tips for beginners. Whether you’re looking for food gardening ideas, or just want to see what living different looks like on an Australian Homestead, you’ll find it here. Whether you’re dreaming of self sufficiency, exploring off grid gardening Australia, or just want to grow your own food, you’ll find it here. At Wayback Estate we share our journey into Off Grid living on our Australian Homestead, from building a Tiny Home and planting with Permaculture and Syntropic Agroforestry, to raising chickens for meat and eggs, how to raise pigs for pastured pork, and even using guinea fowl as livestock guardians. New videos every other Tuesday — Subscribe and follow along as we share raw, real projects in homestead gardening, off grid living, and self sufficiency in Australia. This video contains music from Shutterstock, licensed by Splice video editing app.Planting sticks?! At first glance it might look strange, but in this video I share why it’s a simple gardening hack that helps us tell our seedlings apart from weeds. Welcome to our very first in ground vegetable garden here at Wayback Estate. Using our old tractor, we tilled compacted soil, added some of our own homestead-made compost, and brought in soil from the borrow-pit to create heaps and valley rows. Then we planted a mix of easy to grow vegetables at home — lettuce, carrots, radish, beetroot and spinach. Four weeks later, you’ll see how our new veggie patch (Zone 10) is already coming to life. If you’re interested in simple farm to table, off grid gardening Australia, organic gardening, or how to start a vegetable garden, this video is packed with practical gardening tips for beginners. Whether you’re dreaming of self sufficiency, exploring off grid living in Australia, or just want to grow your own food, you’ll find it here. At Wayback Estate we share our journey into Off Grid living on our Australian Homestead, from building a Tiny Home and planting with Permaculture and Syntropic Agroforestry, to raising chickens for meat and eggs, how to raise pigs for pastured pork, and even using guinea fowl as livestock guardians. New videos every second Tuesday — Subscribe and follow along as we share raw, real projects in homestead gardening, off grid living, and self sufficiency in Australia. This video contains music from Shutterstock, licensed by the Splice video editing app.