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Don’t put newspaper in compost, there’s inks

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Tough times create tough men and women. That’s the only consolation. Many thanks for your take and give!

Good old Johnson wrench ❤

With all you both have said about keeping worms I want to get a worm bed going. Thank you for sharing your experience.

It will be fun to see it decorated! 🌲

Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge. I live in north central Louisiana, so our first frost was last week. Is it too late for me to plant garlic?

Loved this conversation 👍🏾

I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge of how to keep a homestead

I could listen to you all day! God bless you and yours.❤

I like the wisdom of the older generation

Merry Christmas paw paw and to all your family

We live in north central Louisiana and know when you’re saying about the hard packed clay. More than half our property is that and there’s about a quarter of it that has deep top soil. I want to put no-till into practice and see if we can improve gardening here. So far we’ve had raised beds and haven’t been as successful as we need to be. My dad and step-mom are 89 and 79 and still garden for the family. I’m so glad they are both still able to do that since they both love it. They’ve taught us the value in it and I honestly don’t think I would be happy without a garden of some kind. God bless y’all.

I know a guy who is supposedly selling a large Rubbermaid Container of worm casting for over $1000!

Awesome. This man reminds me of my grandad who farmed till he passes at 101 years old. We need this wisdom!

We were using it backwards y’all 😂😂😂

Not useing chemical fertilisers and pest and weed sprays. Absolutly way to go in my opinion. But if possible get original seeds, if you can. Yes they may not look appealing, they may not keep as long, they may not have as much flavour. But they are full of healthy vitamins and minerals to feed you and keep you out of a doctors surgery. Just wish I was able to farm a plot like this. Poor heath means I can no longer do it.

Biochar is what they used to create TerrePreta in the Amazon etc and still do make and use it. But, you need to let it rest in the soil for a year before using it because... the char pulls elements and minerals into it's billions of capillaries until full. If you use it in gardens without this step it will rob from the plants and they will be undernourished or worse. It's best to inoculated with compost for a year before using it on your plants, after that it'll be amazing for your plants and give back all those stored nutrients. Plants and fruits grow amazingly large and prolific

A good resource is "Better Off: Flipping the switch on technology" by Eric Brende.

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That’s my goal. Get an acre, build a tiny house and then expand while renting out the original dwellings. The crazy thing is, my grandparents did this exact same thing DECADES ago. They were the originators of the tiny home as they bought land, built what they call the ”little kitchen” and had a couple of small trailers/a storage shed and then they built their main house. Of course, my grandmother was also a pioneer of recycling and yoga in the 70s, so we’re just kind of trendsetters and everybody else just follows but somehow acts salty and bothered about it. 😂

It’s a rich man’s game no matter what they call it. - Dolly Parton

Im so grateful I live in the countryside. I like the tarp idea. I've been spreading a thick hay blanket over my compost for the winter. I see the concept of the tarp may break everything down faster. I'll give it a go. Thanks for the tips.

Damn I only got 1/2 acre. I am looking forward to the spring when I fence and start gardening and have small animals for food. But winter will come first.

I keep hitting the like, and it doesn't add it

I just want 1 acre of land and a 1,000 square foot house, a pond, and a work shop.

You can eat tomato leaves and chilli leaves in a salad.

Comfrey is a wonderful mulch. Also the roots break up the soil to a few foot

Seaweed is a super thing to put on the soil

AMEN 🙏 to self sustainable living and living WITH the earth.

Interesting

1 acre + means to acquire fertilizers, equipment and food stuff 1 acre cannot produce. Plenty of time to work 1 acre and process your food. It still beats vegetating in front of RUclips, but just get real.

He’s a “ Rod buster “ ain’t no ironworker !!! What the crap ?

Awesomeness!😊

Just a girl in central Arkansas here. Just found your channel. Watched your video about self sustaining on 1 acre and now this video. You, sir, have earned a subscribe from me. Thank you for imparting your wisdom. May Yah continue to bless you.

Shared this with my woman. She's looking for a self sufficient minimal setup.

Thank you for your time and wisdom. You are much appreciated. Be blessed 🙏

Sealed the video with Amen DONT you just love our Lords people fantastic 🏆🙏🏽😇

This was wonderful and quite inspirational. Thank y'all both, and God be with you!

I enjoyed the presentation until the woman started with her doomsday crap. Just "Do You". Plant a garden. Grow your food, enjoy. Why do people think "it will get worse before it gets better" and that what they are doing is the answer?

It should be no .... I plant to grass .

There is no such thing as bad land. It takes work to make land thrive again.

Fun-Jie😂

This is great its like hanging out with people that don't bullshit around and forget what their talking about

Thanks for sharing your videos 😊 Paw Paw .😊

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What % of Americans own 1 acre of land? Less than 1%! Not good advice except for the less than 1%.

Doesn’t matter both sides are controlled by big corporations- central banks

Wow!!!! Your testimony is so wonderful. All praise to Jesus!!!!

Got to remember the previous generations put us in this hell.