Garden Fence Installation | Using The 'Shou Sugi Ban' Method

In this video, We worked to fence in our vegetable garden area. We used the Japanese wood burning 'Shou Sugi Ban' method to preserve the wood fence posts. It was important to get the fence completed as soon as possible, cause the chickens can really do a lot of damage very quickly to the plants. Enjoy!

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Lohre Farm is located just east of Crown, MN. Sarah and I purchased our farm in 2017 and have grown from a small garden to a few acres of sustainable food growth. With the help of our Children, we grow a variety of fruits and vegetables.

We are working hard to use Korean Natural Farming (KNF) methods. Through the use of organic fertilizers like Oriental Herbal Nutrient, Fermented Plant Juice and Fish Amino Acid we can make a big difference in the quality of the vegetables we produce. Improving soil health, with the proliferation of Mycorrhizal Fungi in the soil increases the plant yields and quality of produce.

There are many animals on Lohre Farm, and with there help we can improve our soil health, all while producing farm fresh food to eat. We have chickens, ducks, cats and dogs. All of these animals assist in making our property more valuable and enjoyable.

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00:00 Welcome To Lohre Farm
00:11 Today we are going to be working on the garden fence
01:06 Digging out for the post holes
01:22 Japanese wood burning 'Shou Sugi Ban'
02:04 Jamie and I installing the main greenhouse support posts
03:33 Installing the welded wire fence
04:09 I build a human fence trap
04:29 Tightening the fence posts
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