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Join Steven Cornett on his travels as he shows you regenerative farming, homesteading, and cultures around the world.
The No Smell Pig Palace | Korean Natural Farming Piggery
Using Korean Natural Farming pig raising techniques from Master Han-Kyu Cho Blake Rymer of @TnMtnFarm has made multiple no smell pig pens. He uses these to breed mangalitsa duroc crosses producing incredibly beautiful and marbled meat on non-gmo feed. This is a very good way to raise pigs in confinement maximizing pork production while it still being a living system that is healthy for the pigs and the environment.
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How to Raise Pigs in a Small Space | No Smell Pig Pen
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Some people raise pigs in their back yard but not Blake Rymer of @TnMtnFarm. He raises pigs in his front yard, yes the front yard and it doesn't even smell! He uses a Korean Natural Farming technique to create a no smell pig pen and you can too. ▶️Watch the full farm tour of Blake's farm - ruclips.net/video/0Fq7E7UReog/видео.html 📩Behind the Scenes Updates From My Travels - www.naturesalwaysrig...
How He Saved His Family Farm | Conventional to Regenerative
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Meet Blake Rymer of Tennessee Mountain Farm in Old Fort, TN. He's a multi-generational farmer that took over his family farm raising large scale conventional poultry. But he always had bigger dreams of converting his farm to a regenerative model. He now raises pigs, chickens, sheep, and cows on the family property using techniques such as no smell pig pens from Korean Natural Farming, holistic ...
Farming Without Electricity | Mennonite Permaculture Farm Tour
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Today I visit a regenerative old order Mennonite farm in East Tennessee. This means they live using no modern technology or electricity! This is a rare chance to see a way of life and farming normally not allowed on video. Even though this way of life is foreign to ours (English people) I think you'll find a lot of similarities between this family farm's story and your own. There's a lot to be ...
Maybe pool noodles around the water line would insulate and keep it cooler 🤷🏻♀️
Wow, what a deal! I'll talk about doing this on some farm land.
This is so fascinating-love to see the creative stuff the creative solutions. Thanks for making this
Love this 🎉
Nice but a lack of Salatin sistem, special the beds
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So cool, love it !!! Great information as always Steven. God bless
Thanks, God bless!
Thank you so much for your hard work Blake, I really enjoyed so much to watch your pig Palace including the chandelier , Thank you Steven for sharing it.
The chandelier makes it fancy :)
pignificent
If he’s watching - please share what Wendell Berry poem you read!
It's this one at the top. www.onthathill.org/onthathill/tag/Wendell+Berry
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Watch the full farm tour of Blake's farm - ruclips.net/video/0Fq7E7UReog/видео.html
Much Love from Nikiski, Alaska.
Theres a guy in united Kingdom uses no till method of growing produce.
All i have is pomegranate , meyer lemon, , mix cross lemon orange, trees, mulberry trees. I have 25 gallon containers not in use right cause summer heat. I m planting in sept and august.
I live in desert vallwy in Imperial county , Ca. . Very hit temperatures in july 2024 at average 110 to 119.
My mother would've smacked my mouth with a wooden spoon if I was smackin' my lips every 20 seconds.
I enjoyed that interview #Subscribed
Thank you Sir!
I thoroughly enjoyed watching your video. This place is absolutely amazingly beautiful.❤
He's really done an amazing job with his farm.
Too much talking. Make it short
FYI There are no GMO peanuts on the market.
If I said that then I misspoke, thank you for the correction. There are only 13 truly GMO crops on the market right now, peanuts are not one of them. www.federalregister.gov/documents/2023/11/29/2023-26059/national-bioengineered-food-disclosure-standard-list-of-bioengineered-foods#:~:text=The%20List%20of%20Bioengineered%20Foods,%2C%20coat%20protein%2Dmediated%20virus%2D
What a wealth of knowledge.
Love the pig pen near the house, I thought pigs needed a buddy? He looks pretty calm, my boys always fight over food.
Important contributions you are making. I’ve been following you since San Diego and refer people to your videos from those days. 🙏
Thanks that means a lot! I appreciate you sharing, hope it helps people grow more food.
A proper sheep farmer hates the smell of lanolin and a chicken farmer probably feels similar about eating rooster
This is such a GREAT interview! So much info on animal raising and regenerative farming. Such a great story!! Thank you Steven!!
Thanks Annie! Blake is a wealth of knowledge and experience I've learned so much from him.
Instead of using plastics for cover people need to return to using burlap. Also, people need to start learning about the WEF/UN plans to confiscate and control all food production, of which they will be going after all family farms to create more food scarcity and to transition them to a Socialist food system. People need to fight for the Fascism that is creeping across the land as well as the Great Replacement of white people in all Western countries. Please wake up people and stop being "love and light" naive folks in a dangerous world.
Devine Fate! I have been researching for a number of years in planning for our move to Kentucky to start our journey. In researching pigs, I figured we would have to breed to get what we want. Enter this video 5 years in! The exact pig cross we are looking for! Can't wait to get growing.
Very cool! The cross is amazing I have to say. Have fun setting up your farm!
Man steven, you could do this through the U.S. and id love that too. Excited to see the adventures in asia, but would love to see some regenerative, profitable homesteads here in the states too.
Absolutely, when I come back I'll start to visit my ever growing list of people!
Awesome another banger vid!
Thanks STL!
I enjoyed the hole video lots of information and history 🇳🇿🌱
Thanks! We enjoyed making it for you.
Extremely informative Yes exotic not wild ... I dislike that wild word when it's just nature and not wild. Nature is reality -- it just is. Thank you for the story!!!
Great story and wonderful work by Blake and Kathy. So grateful for your efforts❤
Excellent video!
Glad you liked it!
He kept referring to innoculating labs is that Lactobacillus? Any other use cases aside from pig poop neutralizing? Chicken poo too? Anything else?
Ya big time, used in soil to chelate minerals, good for the gut system of any animal, good for human gut system, sprayed on plants. You can look up countless studies of lacto.
the industrial vertically integrated ag model is a vacuum cleaner for an extractive apex predator. Blessings for saving your family farm.
Loved the information in this video.
Glad it was helpful!
What a great video! Thank you both!🙂
Loved this so much! Blake Rymer (and his mom!) are an inspiration in all their many, cool regenerative farming enterprises.
I just love the pig near the house has put a bug in my mind! Could I raise a pig on my 1,5 acres north of Brighton in Ontario, as a senior lady?
You can raise a pig in just a 10x10 pen just like Blake showed. Or if you want to do rotations with electric netting it's more work and complexity but doable. Another option is to build permanent paddocks with T posts and goat fence the non welded wire type of fence. Just set up water systems and gates to make it less work for you.
It is so great to see the family history carried on! Super proud of you Cuzz!
Thank you for sharing my story! Itt was a fun morning spending time showing you around.
Have you checked out Joel Salatin shade mobiles?
@@user-kv2pt4lu9yi have seen those. Maybe I can get some old wagons
Hello sir, thank you so much for sharing your story. Im a montanan, 30 yrs old and trying to start regenerative a farm. I currently live in an apartment though 😅, I grew up on farms and ranches though, changing irrigation pipe, bucking bales, branding, etc.. im curious though, how does one apply for federal assistance with agriculture? Will they help with land do you know? There's a ton of out of production farm land that needs tlc and I'd love to be it's steward so badly..
Also, do you know of any good conventions??..... aaaaand can I have your barn that you're taking down??? 😂😅 help a new Comer out... just kidding, half way. I know that's a lot to just give away
@@bradical2723 I always check with my local NRCS office to see what’s available. That can vary state to state, but I found them to be very helpful with information.
Amazing video! Thank you for all you do to educate the community.
Great insights from both ends of the farm industry. Respect.
Cheers
Man this one needs so many more views... you should throw it onto NAR also if it isnt already
Love your show.
Love the new channel, Steven. 😎👍
Keep up the great work man you’re awesome !
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