00:08
The host begins working on filling garden pathways with free sawdust from the mill to prevent weeds.
01:13
Light and fluffy sawdust is unloaded from a truck, but it is noted that it will take some time to open the tailgate due to the amount.
03:09
The process of spreading the sawdust over the pathways is shown, aiming for a couple of inches of coverage.
04:37
Work on the greenhouse floor begins with the intention to lay down plastic and then cover it with the sawdust.
05:08
The host considers getting another truckload of sawdust to create a mushroom grow bed, due to the ideal conditions the medium presents for mushroom growth.
07:07
Progress on the pathway is shown, with satisfying results from the spread sawdust.
08:01
Remaining sawdust in the truck is planned to be used for the mushroom beds, and the host discusses plans to raise the level of both the beds and pathways over the years.
09:16
Melanie's sweet potatoes are shown around the garden; they are being mulched to increase their chances of success.
09:53
The host talks about the heat and finishing constructing a raised bed for the garden, including installing footboards and lining it with plastic.
11:23
Discussion on the effects of the outside edge of a hurricane hitting the area, with alternating sun and thunderstorms.
12:02
The straw placed on the raised beds is shown, noting that while it may move in the wind, it holds up against the rain.
12:46
Vegetables are planted in the raised beds, and they are shown growing well after two days.
13:41
The final touches on another raised bed are showcased, along with the use of decomposing logs and straw.
15:05
A wire is run from the solar panels to the shop to power an air conditioner, demonstrating an off-grid solution for cooling.
17:42
The host wraps up the video by promoting their off-grid store and encourages viewers to like, subscribe, and share.
(Note: This summary is based on the provided transcript timestamps and may not reflect the exact chronological order of the video content.)
