November 21, 2024

VIDEO: THE ROEBUCK SOIL SCREEN


The Roebuck soil sifting screen. Used for screen compost and soil.
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30 thoughts on “VIDEO: THE ROEBUCK SOIL SCREEN

  1. Just set a screen at 45 degrees, throw stuff at the top and let gravity do the work for you. It takes me less than an hour to sift a couple yards of compost this way.

  2. Too sad there are not many videos on Youtube covering Roebuck Farm. I really like the setup and the DIY approach the guys implemented on many jobs. The farm looks just amazing! How big is it? I hope you can manage to get some more footage.

  3. Hi Curtis,
    I had an idea for your compost pile problem back at home. How about excavating a few inches of good soil from the footpaths between beds, adding that wherever it would be useful and then shredding the organic matter in your compost piles and spreading that fiber under the footpath tarps to compost. If you go six inches deep, then a 50 foot footpath would compost over 20 cubic feet of fiber.

  4. +Urban Farmer Curtis Stone
    The Roebuck farm is more beautiful than yours ๐Ÿ™‚
    you should move out of the city and get some huge property to manage your operations ๐Ÿ™‚

  5. Curtis take a look at the chain section or trailor supply of Your hardware store for screw links so you can easily install and remove the shaker screen that way You make a temporary set up when need to shift and make up more mix I think the Walk way between the Basil bed and Your potting table in yje the Green House

  6. What an Amazing garden. Can you tell me what those palm looking plants, in the background neer the edge of the garden is ? They look like tree-ferns. Could you please investigate for the fond Arborist ๐Ÿ™‚

  7. Curtis, I see in the video that Roebuck Farm has a big water tank on the property. Do they have limited water access. At my farm we have to bring in water at this time, because cost for our non-profit is way to much to drill well or hook upย  to city water.ย  We are trying to figure out the best ways to for watering system.

  8. Nice compost screen, if seen one that sits on rollers with a frame and it sits over the wheelbarrow. Thanks for the video. Btw I just started a new channel. Going to be covering gardening, canning, chickens for eggs/meat, woodworking, gun reviews/shooting, atv, and pigs this summer. Please come on over and check it out and please subscribe. Thank you

  9. I've repurposed an ancient 'ROTARY ASH SIFTER' – originally made for coal klinkers. I've positioned it over a garbage can and used it to sift compost. There is a hopper at one end. The rotary element is tilted. The sift falls down and the large junk drops out of the low end. – Bill

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