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Paul is one of our favorite permaculture people. THANK YOU PAUL!
I love this, i began growing fruit trees on my property 17 years ago, my land is rock with small holes in the rock, i've achieved a beautiful garden, wish i had some good spirited people to work with but as thats not the case i will just keep planting. Thanks for sharing!!
What an interesting guy and an intriguing idea. I think it's time for me to start to explore permaculture more seriously.
Little Mountain Ranch www.richsoil.com has hundreds of his podcasts for free, very educational.
Thank you!
Is this still legit? How do I get into the program?
I'm a crazy permaculture but and am looking for somewhere with like minded people. Where have you been all my life? How do I get there?!
I think were scattered
I follow all of you (Paul, Geoff, Sepp and many more) and learned so much, just hope I will be able to transfer all of that + my experience to next generation in honorable and best way possible, in dept and with pride for being human, respect and love to every one! Thank you :)
My ancestors are both Cherokee and Seminole and have lived this way for thousands of years, predating "Organized Religion itself" as several recent archeological sites on the east coast dating back to around 60,000 years, before even the "Clovis Peoples" arrival into the ancient Americas, via the last ice age bridge crossing. As a fifth generation war vet, I'm in the process of "Highlighting Indigenous ancient Permaculture and Sustainable Practices" for my children. Having traveled to southeast Asia were this is practically the norm, I feel that this is no as hard as people are led to believe, it is, and have no idea how the freedom its brings from the industrial enslavement of our lives.
Don't be afraid to share your spirituality with the people on RUclips. I, personally, for one, very much appreciate the fact that you are spiritual person, and that you were willing to share that with us. I am all for doing what is right and doing what is moral, and I do very much appreciate other people taking that stance and being willing to share that belief with other people.
Great concept! I love what you're doing. Please, never apologize for "getting spiritual" or mentioning God. God gave man dominion over the earth. We are gardeners. I can't help but think we are making His heart happy with the right use of resources... or at least searching and trying to figure it out. We can't make Eden, but we can show reverence to His perfection by trying to get there.
My Dad has 2 acres . His house sits in the middle. We love it! There are only 5 people on the property currently.
Is there a way to transition out there. I am struggling with city life. I am ready to walk away and go.
I can totally relate to the "No idea how big an acre is"
My nieces and nephews had never been outside the city, and came to my 1/3 acre property for a weekend.
When we walked to the back of the property to fish, they were scared they would get lost or we weren't at my place anymore.
They also had NO idea that there were wild plants, fruits, berries, etc that you can eat.
Thanks for the video!
Our fruit forest community Terra Frutis is planting many hectares with trees in South America spreading high quality fruit genetics across the continent.
I love his concept and what he is trying to build. Not something that I could do on my own but boy would I love to
one of the courses you should offer is canning methods, dry and wet methods, and cooking classes.
Great Idea for a community, I will check out the web site.Thumbs up.
I feel drawn to grow my own food and build things.
Follow your intuition. Pursue your passion
Me too! I’m currently building a she shed and I love it. Gardens will be next. I didn’t think my 1.25 acres was enough!but it seems like it is.
Yes God put us on earth to grow food and live in a garden.. HalleluYah
It amazes me how quickly the below commentors were offended...this world is becoming so irritated by everything...in fact my ears did not hear the same that they did. I enjoyed the chat & agree that 1 acre is plenty for casual homesteading gardens...I can't even keep my acre weeded...need goats...but lucky for me my permaculture method is to let some of it go wild! lol
What a wonderful interview! great Vlog! just listening to him is inspiring! ~Trish
If this was around when I young I'd be all in! I'm just going to do what I can with the time I have left.
Robert Coffin qdy i ouu
Thank you. My family want to live like this and have considered Montana.We are currently in Washington state.I wish you well.
Love this guy permaculture is the way to go :) have a marvellous day
"Just work for us for free for 2 years and then we will give you an acre.....unless we decide to take it away again".
I'll stick it in you for two years...for a acre
Ivory, is that true?
I already have land i bought with a house.
I grow stuff on it for fun, not for survival.
But i would love to live that way.
I grow stuff for practice just in case i do ever end up needed to live that way to survive.
I know i have much to learn.
Is why i watch videos like this.
I planted fruit trees, and grow a garden every year.
I have no Animals on my land, sense i am in a city. But i want to move away and get land in the country.
And live the way i always wanted.
I used to rent some land in the country, but i never owned land in the country.
I know i would be good at it.
NIce dream. I had same since child, grew up on 245a, worked saved to buy cash 2.45/hr no bennies. The baby older bro didn't pay rent, Dad killed on road. I was de-execurturized. They stole and sold everything. To buy land is impossible in places.........Think about it. You have 240a. Build home with view in middle so no pig farm or whatever ruins it. So will you sell a acre to anyone let alone a stranger. Raising kids I was not related in town. My kids, same color etc, were nearly trafficked by town/school/biz. They call it..."let you in". Heavy relations won't. Example: ever see somebody with great job but no knowledge/experience get hired, oh and make terrible mistakes, then get a raise...? Nice family town, can be the worse. They follow each other around. Funny, all about sex I guess. Oh in country they call it breeding.
So u would be good? Me to. My family hated my creativity. Years of hard work, lil change all improved by the kid?? Try that in a factory also.
Right now Paul Wheaton has a kickstarter going for his new book on Living regeneratively, helping to solve the world's problems from our own backyards. It is full of practical ideas on how we can live a great life and still fix the problems we have made. From getting info on hugelkultur,rocket mass heaters, rocket ovens, natural swimming pools, learning new skills, woofatis,.... etc. And you can get a ton of extras even when backing the kickstarter for only a few dollars. If you want to check it out here is a link.www.kickstarter.com/projects/paulwheaton/better-world-book?ref=c7yand
I'm looking for land. thank you so much for this video.
You're "comment" is beneath contempt. I suggest you get help.
Why would you use Hey not buckwheat. The seed you can eat it and the leaves on stock you can feed rabbits goats with it and sheep. They get 2 crops a year. If you leave a section standing in a Winter time dearest will come there to eat and sleep so you can hunt them. It's no good for horses and cows though.
The very first command God gave to Adam was to tend the garden actually, so yes We've failed and we need to do better!
My largest hesitation is ownership. What guarantees are there that someone, the owner, cannot decide you must vacate the property and the investment you have made? Honestly speaking, I'm very interested in the idea.
I think that's a benefit of it only being $100. You invest time as well, but hopefully it's like an internship to the visitor. If they stick around and develop it, then they have a place to live. If they decide to leave then that's their choice. and I expect most will learn a lot from their time.
Followers are tryers not doers. Any many will feed on their obedience.
That's exactly what happened =(
I totally didn't know the videos would be available on kickstarter! I'm royally excited! Thanks for this video! Gotta love some Paul Wheaton PDC/ATC videos. I can't make it to MT, but I can sure buy the videos.
@ DPH, what changed from the time that you were on the verge of losing the "farm", to now supporting two families? What changed from it being too much a burden for your family to take of to a wonderful little paradise that can sustain 16 people? A one acre garden is not huge. it probably takes one at least that size to be able to grow the variety of vegetables to support a normal size family to get them through the winter. If you want it to be considered sustaining and not depend on grocery stores for fruit and vegetables and have plenty canned for the year.
OkieRob
How do you figure an acre of various fruits and vegetables can barely get a familt thru the winter. Go to this video , forgot what it is called but they feed there whole family and make a profit of 25000 dollars selling to various restaurants all on, I think it was a quarter of a acre.
urbanhomestead.org
ruclips.net/video/7IbODJiEM5A/видео.html
OkieRob ..... good question, I see you have been following them closely.
That's California. So long as they can pump enough water to it they get 4 seasons of production.
Montana gets one season.
One thing that ...maybe...you fifn’t think of...is music..in the permaculture...music ..makes plants stronger...and gets rid of lots of virus that makes them sick..of course you have to find what kind of music works on such and such of plants sickness ..,but i heard in a documentary ...
Paul rocks!!!
my husband and I just bought our second homestead. when we purchased it we sat down and drew a rough property layout however his design and my design were completely different. I do think design is very important to the flow of one's homestead; would this gentleman be willing to look at property layouts to give suggestions?
Yup. Just contact him.
Mark / thanks but how?
Did you watch the video? @7:30? What sort of “feedback” are you looking for? Their “teaching” style seems pretty negative. There are many other great people out there that would be happy and would happily help you out. Just search general permaculture design sites. They’d probably do it for free, too.
Roki MowntinHi - Thank you! This Paul Wheaton guy says a couple of times that they'll "look over your design and tell you how it's stupid" - not 'point out things you might not have thought of' or 'work to improve the design' - stupid. So I'm going to pay money, provide free labor, and be told my ideas are stupid? Pass. I'd love to be part of a community doing something like this, but from this video and the info I'm picking up from some of the other posts, not with this guy. And therein lies the rub. There are lots of people who can be great resources and inspirations, but it's so damned hard to find that right bunch of people and a place to build a non-traditional community.
Right there with ya Paul!
Ummm yesss please!!!!
An acre is 204 feet by 204 feet ... That's not very big in gardening/farming terms ... Using pasture rotation means more is needed to raise beef, pork, sheep, etc ... Then you need a woodlot for heat ... Hay section to put up for winter feed for animals ... Grains for flour and winter bird food ... Berries take room ... An acre plus for a pond or aquaponics ... And don't forget outbuildings like barns and tool sheds ... 10 acres is minimal for just me ... I could work 20 and live well ...
Awe your a good dude
I have been liking living in a tiny type of house.
I would love that
A major message that is not getting through to the suburban world, to politicians and the rest is that in terms of food production by far the most efficient is a clued up modern family on a few acres..it hardly matters where. These shocks people because they have bought in to all the half truths of the great corporate state. An inspiration to me has been Ben Falk...check him out...up in the mountains of Vermont..talks about soil "restoration"
At the other extreme all those people, associations and local government bot s etc that wont even let you dry your laundry outside! Never mind dig up your ghastly, obscene lawn and plant food! Loss of contact with the earth dehumanises us....
historically an acre is the size one man can plow in a day. this was before modern tech
Why do you edit out Paul mid sentence just when I was interested in hearing whar he has to say?
I am in agreement I wanna be a part of this
For 1e6 folks, "we" could include links to permaculture efforts in India and provide links to
companies there who are using humanure for biogas production and compost after 'cooking' it long enough to kill pathogens.
Perhaps linking "One Straw" folks to other temperate permies around the globe.
Joining the homesteaders from south america with zone 8 & 9 folks here stateside.
Please invite some speakers from Cuba to talk about self sufficiency to the antfarm.
So much experience and knowledge is out there, getting everyone to share is/will happen.
So what if we CAN feed everyone and be happy
I have yet to see a large family do permaculture. Also not living in the tropics. Have you seen this anywhere or have links. We’re a family of 10. And we’re vegan. Want to do permaculture and working towards that but everyone says it’s not possible with so many in our family to feed. Thanks.
Elderberry Creek Farms -- I respect you decision to be vegan, but if you're talking about filling up 10 kids on your garden alone, not even using eggs or dairy, that's your limiting factor right there..
A video actually about the house pictured in the thumbnail would be nice.
That is a house from the same property. Does it not show the house in the video?
Yes, God wants us to garden. He placed Adam in the garden and created Eve in the garden. So, enjoy and always seek God's direction and help and you will be successful.
I wish I had a thousand acres. 😂
Thanks for this!
We were created to live in a garden. Genesis 2.
In the US are you free to make your home just like that, or do you need a lot of licenses from the government based on the National buildings law? Just ask, because in my native Norway absolutely everything imaginable regarding buildings are highly regulated by the government.
poor you! I moved to Bulgaria. in the mountains nobody knows you exist. You can live in a cave if you like
Thor Son
Thor Son most of the U.S. Requires permits and following code, but there are places where nobody cares and there is no code enforcement....that said, it is done by City, County and State; NOT the federal government, at least for now.....
You said "here are places where nobody cares and there is no code enforcement" ... can you name 1 place? I have many friends who have looked for this type of a situation, and have never found anywhere that could be a permanent home. The zoning laws in parts of Maine seem to be the most free they could find, but it's FREEZING there for a few months!!
I can name a place. Bushnell, SD. Where we live. We pay $15 for a building permit to the village. We build how we like. If its less then $5000 to build you don't even need a permit. We bought two old pre-grid era houses here (half a block from each other) and are working to return them to off-grid. One being our store (mercantile) and the other our home. Each has an acre of land. We can raise any livestock accept have a "feedlot". That is the only limitation on livestock rearing. We can butcher in town. But old laws still exist saying "no stud horse on main" and "no landing your airplane on main". (Because they had trouble with that before). :D Our state has few taxes. No income tax. Its because of the over-reach of Big Brother all over the nation we decided to not move elsewhere. We have no "home owners association" dictating to us either. We all have private wells (don't need a permit either). We can harvest rain water too.
I tried to this, trading land for labor and as part of a Permaculture community. I got diddly for interest. When I was young I would have cut off a body part for that deal. Funny that's it's so hard to find willing bodies..... The land is on a small lake in Maine even ...
Robert Bizzarro
I'm with you. I'd love to work on a piece of land regardless who owns it.
I'd never move to the USA till Trump is out of office.
I'm in Canada BTW.
There's a problem with that philosophy Catal. Before Trump there was Obama, before Obama there was Bush Jr. Before Bush Jr. there was Clinton, before Clinton there was Bush Sr.
Politicians are politicians. They all serve the same objective.
ide be a willing body..reguardless of the politicians bs...this is land of free & home of brave...aint it..? 👍
How do you get in touch with you? I am raised on dairy farm and now retired weldor. Can be there
Paul is in Montana, his website is www.richsoil.com
I love to join
I have the money but trying to decide where is the best land to for doing this. I would like to have a acres of land for doing this for a home and Permaculture. I wonder what states are best for this. I would like to be near a nice stream for fish too. Maybe
Idaho and other states out west.
I need one houses like that
For perspective I have a quarter acre and it is tough to manage by myself.
Yes, we have 1.65 acres and when well managed it is more than enough!
Great concept.
What wonderful idea, we can turn all the monoculture dying farms in food Edens and at the same time save people from the economic disaster that is coming - oil only is cheap because of the centralised model of living which is a death trap, unsustainable, rotten to the core and only able to produce disease and misery - If you don't believe in what I am saying just see the state of world, We need a new model and this is the way!!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you
Where is this located ? So I want to make sure that I understand what this is. So I come to your area volunteer time and learn how you live etc. And in return if I chose to stay ,I can then buy an acre lot for a hundred dollars. Then it is mine for life with deed etc ??
"replacing petroleum with people", "people are so human"....
How do I sign up ?
I like it a lot! Dumb and dumber reference lol.
Where, how and when? What is the address and is it still going for $100 a acre?
You have a great project and can an old man participate and own a 1 acre lot.
Why don't Permaculture experts like Paul get more involved with legislators to get the cities and towns to do things that make more ecological sense?
any new information on the programs? I'm interested in learning Technics I've got land to build
I am interested in permaculture, so don't get me wrong, OK? This vid and others of his are to get people to pay him money to learn. That is ok in its own way, but the titles that are used to attract viewers are very misleading. It makes me wonder how reliable and honest a person this man is.I have made my own cheese from goat milk for a long time. Grew foods, and composted. All the while I was laughed at behind my back, to what others thought I was to dumb to know they were saying. I had little or no money, yet the place I lived was a 1000x's cleaner than anything I saw in his vids.
Christine Horner
Let the people laugh Christine - you are wiser than they will ever be. The joke is on them!
If you want people to understand what Perma-Culture is, I would suggest a more in depth video explaining what Perma-Culture is. I can only assume that Perma-CUlture means Permanent Culture, and I am probably wrong, see? It's like you guys speak an entirely different language. Oh, at at the very end, "To watch the PDC live, go to the link in the description" What is a PDC? Where is the description? I am old now, but I built my first home on 16 acres in Michigan.
The cringe is strong with this one.
what an intresting talk.
Thankxx much
Thumbs up Dirtpatcheaven . Anywhere you go , a lot of the common people are spectacular . Their ability and grit to purpose , design , and produce or build is only hampered by those of the elite that want everything for themselves , including you as their slave. Common mankind can do spectacular things if left alone by dictators !!!!!!!-----Ernest E. Johnson
Interesting comment, love the quote!
this is want i'm trying to do on the 13 acres i just bought the name of the place is THE SECRET GARDEN its for living working and ministering, i don't know how to start so i'm watching you, wish i could come to a workshop but can't,
"HE" the Almighty is watching, as well as, leading you. Continue your faith and diligence before Him and your blessings will continue to follow you. For as His child, you are precious to Him. Never doubt that brothers and sisters.
how long do you think your post-zoroastrian monotheism will last in a natural setting
Wonder how much it was to build the house in that thumbnail?
Most of the little houses there cost a couple hundred dollars because they were made by hand with second hand materials. This is one of the houses on the property.
@@dirtpatcheaven could it withstand an F3 tornado?? Thinking about moving to TX, an am building my own home.
Is it still for sale and where is it
Could you think about a translation even in english, it would help whose who are not to good in english, thanks!
I am interested my self how can I get free land of my own? Can I hunt on the land? I want more info my self
I have to ask - as a DISABLED person who would like to incorporate more eco-friendly/sustainable/carbon-footprint-reducing tech into my family's life - is there anyone even thinking about those types of opportunities? It seems to me that if more bright minds would be banding together over various challenges that such would naturally create more MARKETS for SOME - not all necessarily - of the products/solutions. There might even be more government research grants is various locations globally. Imagine the parents of a disabled child able to reduce their utility bills by 1/2 & use those funds to provide better therapies for their child. Just an idea.
Where is this
check out Paul weatons early vids..... he made a start by using real makers accomplishments and wanted viewers to send donations if they wanted the vids to continue. Please check them out and learn.
This is Paul Wheaton's place.
People who want to own everything.
sounds to me he is establishing a variation of a farm style of farm help programs that was common in early America. It was called "farming out" the kids but in so doing the Farmer they went to fed and sheltered them & IF they worked hard, they learned and earned some cash but mainly LEARNED. People call it slavery, etc but they will happily pay thousands for a sheet of paper that says B.S. on it! (or B.A.) with no guarantee of a job at the end. What's the difference? If they have a written contract with you... saying you do this or that... and you will in the end get this or that. You don't go into it without something in writing. Duh! Secondly its no difference then apprenticeships to learn rare trades. if anyone claims my man is "cheating" people merely because he wants to be PAID for his knowledge that THEY WANT for CHEAP... I'll kick them out so dang fast and tell them to go flip burgers for a living! My man's experience and knowledge in metalsmithing deserves financial REWARDS for all the time he spent learning while others PLAYED. He's 56 and for 40 years he's been mastering his trade. People need to show more respect for those teaching and quit being snobs. You aren't going to his place to white glove test his housekeeping skills! He's not promising that!. So grow up people.
Interesting concept.
Mr. Rain on
Genesis 2:15 "And the LORD God took the man, and put him into the garden of Eden to dress it and to keep it." That's the way God intended for the world to be.
just because u dont beleive n him he believes n you,,reason he created hell
bullmaster lyle 😂😂😂😂😂 TELL EM
Leap Tech what little kids like you fail to understand, is that god isn't tied to religion at all, religion was created by man, the origins of christianity and Islam are traced to Egypt. Look up kemet
keyboard hunter I origin of Christianity is Yeshua .
Egypts origin is babylon.
Soon to have Somali's and Muslims moving next door , your going to love the diversity coming your way .
Bad Editing, weird cuts during interview. Footage of house is at very end and choppy. Weird interview too, she'd fire off a question then look at the camera instead of the man talking. Not much rapport at all.
What state is this in?Please
Western Montana.
im sorry, but I did not get this video. who is that at the end? he seems lost and with too much time available for what he is doing.
Having disobeyed God Adam and Eve were cast out of the garden of eden. Thay learned of hardship and suffering so thay could learn the difference between good and evil. If they had the opportunity for 100$ and 21 months labor for a acre fo land back then maby there wouldn't be 1 percenters.
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Holaaa!!
Pay 100$ to work free!!!!!!!! is this guy joking or he is serious?
The idea is that if you stick around and want to live there, you get an acre of land to work and build on. It's a great learning experience for people to test out ideas, and if a person decides to move on then you only spent $100 and hopefully learned a lot from the experience. He's essentially sharing his property for people to learn about permaculture, and if they enjoy it they can stay.
that is cheap..for 100 dollars you have someone's knowledge...knowledge is power and that knowledge will give you the tools to do the work yourself... Moreover, if you want to go and paid for the same education given in a university...how much that will cost...
Theres farms in the Bavarian Alps that house seasonal helpers for " free " labor. But the worker is living as a family member being housed and fed and in surroundings that the worker seeks out in exchange for their sweat and its totally by choice.
It's like an internship that culminates in an acre of free land!
More like an internship that earns an acre of land with forty hours per week over the course of two years.
It's not a terrible opportunity for those who lack the ability to save money or who for whatever reason can't find gainful employment [I've seen reformed (and worse yet - falsely convicted) felons who just can't find someone willing to hire them] but bear in mind this raw land is essentially being sold for a bit over 4000 hours of labor.
Dudes startin' his own plantation.
Would you like to join his slavery program?
Its cheap.
Yes I agree Jesus meant for us to live Eden style
Homestead Wannabe Jesus? I think you mean god , but I agree.
Homestead Wannabe Eden is living in the presence of God. And for Hebrews that were desert folk, being in the presence of God is being in a Oasis like place. It's like when they left Egypt. They described the promised Land as "The land of milk and honey". All they meant is that, the land was blessed by God and fertile.
This dude is bad news, run ppl run! You can see the deception in his eyes when he explains his boot camp.
What? He's giving people a great opportunity to learn everything they need to know, plus offering them community and land. All for $100.
www.reddit.com/r/PaulWheatonWatch/comments/6e3nlo/paul_wheaton_lies/?st=jg3tmyga&sh=a1349dd2
Why must our ideas be called stupid or that they suck? What kind of a work & learn community is that?
I'm so glad you have a desire to share this Edenic insight with the world. From what I can see your heart is involved as a labor of love not an "ACT" of love or kindness but truly a gift of love and being kind.
This reminds me of Eden it is like we are being called back. In the bible it says the last kingdom will be an everlasting Godly kingdom. I believe we are witnessing the beginning of that kingdom. I believe this is how God would have us live--- in harmony with all he created---not against his creations. Instead close to the heart of God.
WTH
This guy is no good. It's buried pretty far down on google but there's many people describing slum like conditions on his properties and emotional abuse. Apparently his community is behind a locked gate and the people who go there are not allowed to talk to the outside community. Child protective services have been called and raided the property in the past. He's basically a permaculture cultist. Keep exploring this world of sustainable agriculture, it's great. But this guy is bad news, don't get sucked into his stuff.