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This was an excellent explanation of what you're doing there. Very interesting

Hi guys. Just a heads up… I’m not sure your views per video numbers are correct. We watched a video that a no dig channel featured your farm. So their video screen shot capture of your channel showed thumb nails of your videos , on another device I looked you up and the video view count numbers were way less on the video we could compare. I’m not sure why RUclips would show different numbers but maybe it’s time to include your videos on additional platform… Rumble seems to be a platform people are moving to, but there are a few to choose from. What you guys share is valuable info and in my opinion it’s critical for our future. Thanks guys.

Do you have a video on how you trellis your tomatoes? I saw a picture on no till growers channel and would love to know more

Just. Are here from no till growers. Thanks for your work 😊

Please where can we find a copy of the green book that you give to your apprentice

Very interesting. My interest is a really self sufficient smaller homestead. One that if nessary can grow cover crops and save enough seed to replant indefinitely. What cover crops would be more successful. Also should they be a mixed cover crop? Or should the seed be collected from single planting?

It will be hard to mimic nature in a market garden. Most of the veggies we grow come from a tropical environment where the weather is about the same year around. The plants have an indefinite growing season. In zone 7 for instance we must grow tomatoes in full sun to get a harvest in before it gets cold. Tomatoes actually grow best in dappled sunlight but it takes to long for them to ripen before it gets cold weather up north. Also I was wondering if you guys are experimenting with "landrace" planting to obtain the sturdiest best tasting for your growing zone?

what a fascinating little video. thank you for sharing!! would love to know more

Great video explaining what "leys" are thanks

Thank you for sharing this important information listening from Texas

Great job👍 Thanks for sharing

Biggest difference I noticed is that the shells are much harder on home raised chickens. My eggs are completely different to factory eggs - yours are quite similar. My chickens get lots of meat though - their favourite. Fish especially.

Do you have a link for the mobile chicken house

nice amazing free range farming

nice farming amazing

Hello sir Can i get a job

why do you fence around the chicken tractor when you move the chickens from the brooder to the house?

5 minutes of greatness

Yall need research dept. to start making more content! Really good info

More content please! Excellent info

Do you have a link to buy the mobile chicken house?

Only 145 subscribers because most videos have comments turned off

Me i buy some pairs of chicken sir

Any issues with predators?

Very informative and well done.

bruh tf

Great video gents!