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This information is needed. This is how real human beings farm and do it with beautiful spirit and beautiful ways to live off the land. Free from chemicals
Your life should be like the Hopi, in the 1st World. A Spiritual Life, living Day to Day. Living with the Animals, not Eating them. Planting your crops and gathering, what "God" had provided for your Diet. Thxs Peace
Such a cool dude! I love his personality. When he talks, his excitement makes me smile from ear to ear! (Pun intended) Thanks for introducing us to this cool ass dude!
Thank you for helping us understand what Hopi farming looks like and learning how to plan for planting for next year's corn field. We appreciate your hard work and your videos.
Uhm, yeah, no that’s not how it works. The environment is a huge factor in dry farming, specific only to those mesas, which during the monsoon season naturally flood and help let these plants breath into the ground. There are also a lot of trade secrets, so this is just surface level of what he is saying. please don’t straight up steal ideas.
These corn are our children, in western society, farms are ran by economy, genetics and agricultural output. For us Agriculture is not that controlled, we have times of famine if we disobey the natural order of things it directly related to our socioeconomic reality, myths, science, land areas, myths in the land. The white, blue, red and purple corns are our children. certain gods represent species grown only there. no where else.
Thank you Ahkima. I am listening to you and your peoples message with all my heart. I have been troubled by this world since I was a boy and more so now. I have been fortunate to cross paths with wise teachers and helping signs. Always trying to live simpler. It’s difficult in industrial countries like Canada. We need your words now more than ever.
I love how the southwest tribes figured out types of planting and farming. Each tribe has their own culture, stories, and seeds about corn and other crops. However, as tribes fight and struggle to preserve this knowledge. Others come onto the reservations to take the ideas and form their educational claims about and use the Discovery Rights on this information taking it and saying they discovered it and we own it.
Since I first saw this a few years ago, I became so in love with Hopi corn. I am now on my second generation of Hopi corn, and it brought so much joy into my life.
'In the Beginning, we were all Hopi'. (me) The "Gods" gave the ancient Hopi Blue Corn. To be used in their Migrations, to fill Mother Earth's surface, with humanity. After their Emergence from the Underworld. Hopi Corn will grow in any soil or environment. Thxs again
@Lucy Rane You might try calling the 'Hopi Cultural Center' on Hopi 2nd Mesa. they can probably hook you with someone. Ahkima has a TY channel called 'Ahkima'. Thxs Good Luck
Before the Cell Phone. Things like this now, would have little effect on Hopi. Before the Cell phone, you would see signs that said. 'Water is Life'. Now same sign, 'Rape is a Crime'. Sadly thxs
@@trevorcostello6271 The Bastard powers tried their best to hide the 'Hopi Reality'. Until they couldn't hide it no more. And like all Good Thing. The Bastards must Destroy, because that's all the Bastards know. How to DO!!! thxs
smart farming.. Nothing beats native American farming. up until the market garden no dig permaculture cats no one was consistently yielding as much as the natives did. In almost any area they were at they were out yielding places that got more rain or slightly different conditions. AZtech farming being the one with the highest production .. [the 1990s] recently. aquaponics started to get those crazy Mayan and Aztech yields.
Very nice. The grouping of the plants appears to conserve moisture. Perhaps with more moisture, the plants could be planted even more closely, depending on fertility. Save the best ears for planting, for sure.
Many people in the US are hoarding food now, knowing that the system might devour itself at anytime. There should be a real interest for how to survive out in these desolate areas like the Hopi does. Canned food will only last so long. Ahkima cold probably write a book about dry farming.
I have read somewhere that these varieties of corn have roots up to 6-8 feet deep in order to get the humidity needed to thrive in these harsh conditions
My friend these are organic, non-gmo, you should package the seeds and sell them. Thank you for your insights, it is hard work to do everything by hand. But that's how it's done. God Bless you for sharing the video and the survival technique...Again, the land is fertile...
The Original Hopi were given 4 different colored Corn. To represent the 4 Races of Humanity. Red, Yellow, Blue/Black and White. That would be food for their Migrations. To Settle Mother Earth. Thxs
I think this is the video you were talking about, I'd really like to meet this guy face to face, it would be cool for him to teach me some things about traditional farming before I jump into this on my moms farm this spring , I'm also full blooded native from shiprock , but our spot is in Arizona in lukachukai, not too far from where you're from I'm sure
That would make sense because there is no irrigation to water the plants. Also Hopi Corn will grows in any environment, as it was needed to feed the Hopi on there migrations all over North and South America. Many tales of how the Hopi were given this unique corn.
I’ve heard the biggest weed for a corn plant is another corn plant so I feel like they would have better yields if she didn’t multisow or thinned her planting and planted in closer rows
I noticed the plants are wide spaced presumably because of low rainfall. How much rain do they get there. I'd guess about 150mm annually. It's clearly a variety you don't see in commercial farming
@@Isochest Mr. Peabody's Coal company, is currently Stealing Coal and Water from the Hopi peoples!!! Stealing what's under the Hopi. BASTARDS Thxs for interest.
@@rd47blog I always tell people to remember politics is a business to these entities. I don't call myself a fan of "civilization". I suppose this coal thief has bought off politicians. That's how it "works" or more accurately dysfunctions. Thanks for letting me know. I am a long way away in England but corruption stinks the same wherever you are
the corn looks healthy - cool scarecrow -- I might try and grow some next year. They are trying to make gardening trendy & telling people to purchase all of these extra growing materials which are unnecessary.
Thanks When the new Kachina Dolls wear bright colors, everything will be OK for that year. Something I noticed covering the Kachina Carvers at the Heard each year.
I'm half Hopi, but raised by my white mother. I am interested in learning about my Hopi heritage and the beliefs. Please have Ahkima contact me, I am also, Ironically enough, a Farmer and an artist.
Most of the Corn and crops are for the local Hopi. Most Corn is saved for Rituals and Dances. The Hopi farmers are not trying to feed the masses. Less than 6,000 Hopi now live on the rez. Thxs
In the Hopi '1st World' the Hopi lived with the Animals in Peace. Then the Hopi forgot their Prays and Rituals. Stopped planting their Crop. Winter came and the Hopi turned to their companions, for Food. End of 1st World.
Just the Kachina Carvers at the Heard Museum. I was up on Hopi this past summer. To find my Hopi bud Lonnie (vid of Lonnie) ruclips.net/video/FhFpb6A4SaQ/видео.html and buy some of his Kachina drawings. Now the Proud owner of one of his Kachina Dolls and 5 Kachina Dancer drawings. Taken 20 years to collect Lonnie's art. No phone, no mail, just hit and miss every summer trip up to Hopi. Lonnie has had a stroke, but it has not effected his Drawings, no Kachina Dolls though. Peace and Thxs
here is mali blotta, a short note as it is 2am/already 3... berlin. humanity and earth rights, seed banks, spirituality, ancient america studies (tesis city and calender) i am from argentina, working with the Toba people of Chaco, which was an inmense forest, today distroyed, eroded... the earth is life, the territory our spirituality! that is what also Ahkima says. to connect the peoples. memory, medicines, wish to find you healthy , saludes mali
The videographer may not know it but the Bible teaches that 5 is the number of grace and four is the number of the world, seven is the number of completion. The Hebrew letters confirm that. shalom
he has such a gentle heart i can feel it.
@Ephraim Justin yup. I don't care.
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I was dumb forgot the password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me.
@Bo Emanuel instablaster ;)
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This information is needed. This is how real human beings farm and do it with beautiful spirit and beautiful ways to live off the land. Free from chemicals
Your life should be like the Hopi, in the 1st World. A Spiritual Life, living Day to Day. Living with the Animals, not Eating them. Planting your crops and gathering, what "God" had provided for your Diet. Thxs Peace
Such a cool dude! I love his personality. When he talks, his excitement makes me smile from ear to ear! (Pun intended) Thanks for introducing us to this cool ass dude!
THXS Funny a 'dude', Ahkima will love it. Most folks turn Hopi, with their comments. "God" bless
Thank you for helping us understand what Hopi farming looks like and learning how to plan for planting for next year's corn field. We appreciate your hard work and your videos.
Uhm, yeah, no that’s not how it works. The environment is a huge factor in dry farming, specific only to those mesas, which during the monsoon season naturally flood and help let these plants breath into the ground. There are also a lot of trade secrets, so this is just surface level of what he is saying. please don’t straight up steal ideas.
These corn are our children, in western society, farms are ran by economy, genetics and agricultural output. For us Agriculture is not that controlled, we have times of famine if we disobey the natural order of things it directly related to our socioeconomic reality, myths, science, land areas, myths in the land. The white, blue, red and purple corns are our children. certain gods represent species grown only there. no where else.
Ahkima is a wonderful teacher. Wisdom and a willing heart very powerful.
I wish he was still making videos now in 2024. I would love to learn more. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much for sharing!!!!!
"God" Bless
Beautiful soul, thank you for sharing Ahkima's knowledge ❤, I'm enjoying your videos and love to learn the history of the Hopi
Thank you Ahkima. I am listening to you and your peoples message with all my heart. I have been troubled by this world since I was a boy and more so now. I have been fortunate to cross paths with wise teachers and helping signs. Always trying to live simpler. It’s difficult in industrial countries like Canada. We need your words now more than ever.
Akhima,..you make my heart happy! Thank you brother's, for sharing yours and making these vids
you have to give him lots of credit
Absolutely beautiful corn 🌽!
Beautiful bro may Hayah HayaH bless you thank you family
I love how the southwest tribes figured out types of planting and farming. Each tribe has their own culture, stories, and seeds about corn and other crops. However, as tribes fight and struggle to preserve this knowledge. Others come onto the reservations to take the ideas and form their educational claims about and use the Discovery Rights on this information taking it and saying they discovered it and we own it.
'Reservations', Reserved for Whom??? living in America Thxs
so prideful! i love it! I'm so proud of him and his efforts ❤
Thank you both for sharing. So cool to see!
I will be grow hopi corn 🌽 and planting it hopi style for the first time this next year. These videos have inspired
"God" Bless Thxs
Great, great, great video ! Tks from Brazil 🇧🇷
"Generically-modified corn" had me rolling!
This is beautiful great info I will be planting some corn now!
Wow, that's amazing. I didn't know about the Hopi dry farming methods. Thank you for taking the time to make this video!
Good Corn Homie💪😂😂💪
Thank You for sharing
thats wild.!!!
Since I first saw this a few years ago, I became so in love with Hopi corn. I am now on my second generation of Hopi corn, and it brought so much joy into my life.
His pride of push hoeing that field by hand is a joy to be had!!
That's a beautiful and peaceful place to live. Consider yourself blessed.
Informative , well spoken, and excellent knowledge of his craft. . .
'In the Beginning, we were all Hopi'. (me) The "Gods" gave the ancient Hopi Blue Corn. To be used in their Migrations, to fill Mother Earth's surface, with humanity. After their Emergence from the Underworld. Hopi Corn will grow in any soil or environment. Thxs again
Ahkima! What a great framer you are!
Great videos
Thxs, don't feed the Animals. hehehe
I HAVE MY HOPI BEADS ON AS I WATCH THIS WONDERFUL SOUL GROWING FOOD FROM OUR EARTH WHEN YOU GROW YOU ARE NEXT TO GOD VINCENT
"God" Bless
@@rd47blog LOVE AND PEACE TO YOU. WE ARE ALL ONE , VINCENT
THANK YOU, LOVE AND PEACE , VINCENT
Beautiful corn. Thanks for sharing with us all.
Beautiful,self sufficient farming
I am going to share this with millions against Montesanto. start packaging some seeds. the orders might pour in.
+Fox Inhenhouse Going to give Ahkima's email on your YT Discussions. Just got back from Hopi yesterday. THXS
that is a great idea. Hopi Blue Corn seeds!!!! but once money gets involved things can get nutty.
@Lucy Rane You might try calling the 'Hopi Cultural Center' on Hopi 2nd Mesa. they can probably hook you with someone. Ahkima has a TY channel called 'Ahkima'. Thxs Good Luck
Wow, very cool!
History Baby, History!!!
Beautiful work. I Love how you do your hard hard work. Thank you for sharing your life with me. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY!
hope you are keeping safe in these tough times watched a few of your videos a few years ago lots of knowledge
Before the Cell Phone. Things like this now, would have little effect on Hopi. Before the Cell phone, you would see signs that said. 'Water is Life'. Now same sign, 'Rape is a Crime'. Sadly thxs
@@rd47blog it's a pity because I see them as the purest race on earth
@@trevorcostello6271 The Bastard powers tried their best to hide the 'Hopi Reality'. Until they couldn't hide it no more. And like all Good Thing. The Bastards must Destroy, because that's all the Bastards know. How to DO!!! thxs
Salute from Italy. Very interesting testimony of an ancient and natural farming tecnique. Thanks for sharing and love to the Hopi people!
Thxs
Nice Corn land! Much bigger now! ha Have a nice weekend!!
smart farming.. Nothing beats native American farming. up until the market garden no dig permaculture cats no one was consistently yielding as much as the natives did. In almost any area they were at they were out yielding places that got more rain or slightly different conditions. AZtech farming being the one with the highest production .. [the 1990s] recently. aquaponics started to get those crazy Mayan and Aztech yields.
Wow! Beautiful corns . I love eating corn.
☀️🙏☀️ 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Beautiful Great work !
Greetings from Europe
How are you ?
Fun to revisit...😊 so beautiful!
we all love you Ahkima . please dont stop
Very nice. The grouping of the plants appears to conserve moisture. Perhaps with more moisture, the plants could be planted even more closely, depending on fertility. Save the best ears for planting, for sure.
I love it... very good job..you really have a green thumb Ahkima
Beautiful farming Ahikma : )
Thank you Ahkima!
Aww Ahkima haa such a kind spirit
this is one beautiful video
I am planting Hopi Blue Corn in Arizona this year. It’s going great so far!!
Good Luck!!! Peace
I love going out home to hopi and getting a whole stock of corn from the kachina haha... I hope my field here in havasupai will grow good like his
Thank you for sharing. Much Love
I luv him…☺️🥰
You should make more videos on farming. I really am interested.
I could probably spend a great day ahkima just talking about growing corn and squash. do Hopi grow any type of bean?
Many people in the US are hoarding food now, knowing that the system might devour itself at anytime. There should be a real interest for how to survive out in these desolate areas like the Hopi does. Canned food will only last so long. Ahkima cold probably write a book about dry farming.
_Ya'at'eeh Shik's_
Love to you from Diné Nation
Akhima, I just love you, you are such a wonderful human being
I have read somewhere that these varieties of corn have roots up to 6-8 feet deep in order to get the humidity needed to thrive in these harsh conditions
Ahkima you are the best.
There is no exaggeration to say, If drought keeps going, we will need to learn hopi agriculture.
My friend these are organic, non-gmo, you should package the seeds and sell them. Thank you for your insights, it is hard work to do everything by hand. But that's how it's done. God Bless you for sharing the video and the survival technique...Again, the land is fertile...
Thank you, Ahkima.
Is blue corn a sweet corn, a flower corn or something else
The Original Hopi were given 4 different colored Corn. To represent the 4 Races of Humanity. Red, Yellow, Blue/Black and White. That would be food for their Migrations. To Settle Mother Earth. Thxs
the second great helper is here please tell the children to stay strong and not to give up wait for the letters
Great video
I think this is the video you were talking about, I'd really like to meet this guy face to face, it would be cool for him to teach me some things about traditional farming before I jump into this on my moms farm this spring , I'm also full blooded native from shiprock , but our spot is in Arizona in lukachukai, not too far from where you're from I'm sure
I'll contact you later with info to connect with Ahkima, PEACE.
thank you
That would make sense because there is no irrigation to water the plants. Also Hopi Corn will grows in any environment, as it was needed to feed the Hopi on there migrations all over North and South America. Many tales of how the Hopi were given this unique corn.
I’ve heard the biggest weed for a corn plant is another corn plant so I feel like they would have better yields if she didn’t multisow or thinned her planting and planted in closer rows
I noticed the plants are wide spaced presumably because of low rainfall. How much rain do they get there. I'd guess about 150mm annually. It's clearly a variety you don't see in commercial farming
At 6,000+ ft. elevation, it snows during winter months. Problem is, the Hopi rez is basically a Beach. The sand lets the moisture pass through. thxs
@@rd47blog Sounds difficult to farm. At least agribusiness won't find it attractive
@@Isochest Mr. Peabody's Coal company, is currently Stealing Coal and Water from the Hopi peoples!!! Stealing what's under the Hopi. BASTARDS Thxs for interest.
@@rd47blog I always tell people to remember politics is a business to these entities. I don't call myself a fan of "civilization". I suppose this coal thief has bought off politicians. That's how it "works" or more accurately dysfunctions. Thanks for letting me know. I am a long way away in England but corruption stinks the same wherever you are
@@Isochest Stealing Coal and Water from the Hopi Navajo" ruclips.net/video/zt7bD8k-Sxc/видео.html
Thanks for the update
For sure as Ahkima creates his own planting seeds from previous crop.
How many plants per spot? Maybe looks like 5 per after thinning. Or is it just one wide plant?
the corn looks healthy - cool scarecrow -- I might try and grow some next year. They are trying to make gardening trendy & telling people to purchase all of these extra growing materials which are unnecessary.
programming via the media, thxs.
Thanks When the new Kachina Dolls wear bright colors, everything will be OK for that year. Something I noticed covering the Kachina Carvers at the Heard each year.
Go to last years video I made showing how (Ahkima) to plant and care for your crop, all by hand.
I'm half Hopi, but raised by my white mother. I am interested in learning about my Hopi heritage and the beliefs. Please have Ahkima contact me, I am also, Ironically enough, a Farmer and an artist.
TY,
Have you ever thought about using Terraces to keep organic matter?
Most of the Corn and crops are for the local Hopi. Most Corn is saved for Rituals and Dances. The Hopi farmers are not trying to feed the masses. Less than 6,000 Hopi now live on the rez. Thxs
so it's about the ritual of planting more than the food itself. that's really cool. :)
Ritual of Life, like the Corn. Day to Day life was a Ritual. thxs
The squash what verity is it and where can I get some seeds for my garden?
Native Seed Search. shop.nativeseeds.org/pages/seeds
Love it!
Btw I been there as well....... Lol yes I am awesome!!
You can e-mail Ahkima @ 11Ahkima@yah---- It may take some time to respond as he goes to his sisters house to get e-mails.
Sne kalyegh 🤲
Do they sell seeds by any chance? I would love trying to grow that!
Try contacting the Hopi Culture Center for help finding. I have Hopi Blue in my Survival kit. Will grow anywhere in the World. thxs
That is why they are HOPI - Peaceful people and that is why they are chosen. Meat eating result in being "harvested". It is not creators way.
In the Hopi '1st World' the Hopi lived with the Animals in Peace. Then the Hopi forgot their Prays and Rituals. Stopped planting their Crop. Winter came and the Hopi turned to their companions, for Food. End of 1st World.
since the Flood God has allowed us to eat meat responsibly Book of Genesis
"generically modified corn." Ha ha ha.
Where a bouts are you at?
Does he use fertilizer?
No, Thxs
this man needs to talk at the UN and not SOPHIA by the last name of ROBOT..
Many recent Hopi videos?
Just the Kachina Carvers at the Heard Museum. I was up on Hopi this past summer. To find my Hopi bud Lonnie (vid of Lonnie) ruclips.net/video/FhFpb6A4SaQ/видео.html and buy some of his Kachina drawings. Now the Proud owner of one of his Kachina Dolls and 5 Kachina Dancer drawings. Taken 20 years to collect Lonnie's art. No phone, no mail, just hit and miss every summer trip up to Hopi. Lonnie has had a stroke, but it has not effected his Drawings, no Kachina Dolls though. Peace and Thxs
hello I would like to contact Akhima as I will be end october, november in the us and may be i make it to visit...
Go to my YT discussions and leave a short note on who and why. Get many request and I filter them. thxs/RD
here is mali blotta, a short note as it is 2am/already 3... berlin. humanity and earth rights, seed banks, spirituality, ancient america studies (tesis city and calender) i am from argentina, working with the Toba people of Chaco, which was an inmense forest, today distroyed, eroded... the earth is life, the territory our spirituality! that is what also Ahkima says. to connect the peoples. memory, medicines, wish to find you healthy , saludes mali
looks very nice what a hard worker! i want to be a hard worker too :D
as a kid i was a slacker but if i like what i'm doing i'll do it all day long. gardening is so fun
I'll contact you later today.
no weeds! :-)
bless your heart, you cut his head off
All this world is transiant impermanent even the sun will desappear all illusory galaxys only star dust in nothingness Canada called love...
why 5 or 7 but not 4?
The videographer may not know it but the Bible teaches that 5 is the number of grace and four is the number of the world, seven is the number of completion. The Hebrew letters confirm that. shalom