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Community Farm - Does it work?
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- Julia and I take another trip to My Little Farm, the community farm project in East Sussex, that is pushing the boundries and setting the standards for other like-minded projects.
LINK: mylittlefarm.uk/
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#farming #smallholding #pigs
My grandmother kept pigs in Spain and I was always so excited to see them each year when we would visit, every year one was missing as they would be killed traditionally at Christmas time, but that pig would feed many families with various produce for the whole year. We need to go back to communal farming, it's wonderful this movement is growing.
this is wonderful that how we are supposed to live it make me so happy
🐖🐄🐑🐐 Community farms are an excellent idea. You just need to have a wonderful human bean with the foresight to channel their energy into supporting a community like this 💗
"wonderful human bean " 🤣😂🤣😂
Human beans have more variety, taste, and flavours ;).🦃🐔🦆🐣
Human "bean" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
The community should buy local land with no owner or put the owner as the community and fund that not the system
Community farms are a powerful tool in places overwhelmed by the land grab of developers. It's a teaching tool for people who are disconnected and seeking to develop the skills needed to become small farmers/ homesteaders. You and Julia are a prime example, learning more and growing the desire to have your own.❤
In Canada we dont use the term "invite to the abbatoir".... we just send them to "freezer camp".
The community farm looks great.
Lovely to see piglets having fun brought back that silly thing I had about the piggy about the toes one went to market and the little one went wee wee all the way home lol lal💜🙏💜🧙♀️
😅 Tickle , Tickle , 😅😅😅
@@phillipcarter8045 can't remember what the other pigs done but did like getting tickled lol lal 💜🧙♀️💜🤔🤣
We own some land in Cornwall but the council won’t let us live on it, even temporarily- even told it cant be used for leisure (growing vegetables for oneself to consume- is classed as leisure and not agriculture!) so you might have difficulty to get a piece of land & do what you want unless you get a house along with it! Or disused building that’s been there for more than 10 years. Luckily we have been leisurely growing vegetables for over 10years on the site so we are ok apparently. But best of luck you find the right thing in your search 😊
That ark was called a sty when I was a kid
Get something bought Richard & Julia 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
Hi Richard and Julia …
Spent many years working on farms , horses ,cattle , goats , hens .. all in Sussex …. Kept my horses t there , .. the goats had an accident cut their knees badly …. If u need a rapid healer , manuka honey is brilliant … .. as I have prob said Richard , I now live other end of Sussex …
I love to helpout . I’m 70 now 😢😢😢. Can’t believe it .. but my head is still Alive.. lol .. .. 😂.. x
Bet they'd love your wisdom at My Little Farm.❤
Try yellow sulphur, too..
Community farming only works if everyone pulls their weight
Absolutely
Community farming on someone else's land will only work while that someone else let's them community farm on their land! CAN YOU SEE?
Hi lovely Julia and Richard do so hope you get you piece of land soon, seek and you will find what you are looking for 😅❤x x
@@fionahammond9396 I think you may have accidentally replied to the wrong comment, as my comment implies and is the truth, in that all land in England and Wales is allodialy owned by the crown! and come to think of it, so are the lovely Julia and Richard! No offence!
If people club together and have a community co-operative plot than that will work. Most farmers are tenant farmers and at the will of a big landowner. Give me a co-op any day. Especially when land in this country is so expensive, it’s the only way some are going to get back to the land… unless they move abroad where it’s cheaper.
@@TheKitchenGardenatPlot6b So it's the NWO way for you! Listen, while ever we are not free people living on the kings (NWO) land, they are going to get us! If they had a way of strapping us in a cage and extracting our wealth they would do that without a second thought!
Pretending they are decent people and begging for scraps will end with those straps and that cage.
The land is owned by everyone NOT a few gangsters!
Yeah I'm out. No one's getting a thing nd anti freeze is going over the fence. 😉
With the price of land being out of reach for the majority on these isles I think clubbing together to purchase a piece as part of a co-operative is a an excellent alternative. Most of us will only be able to have our own bit of land if we leave the UK and search abroad. And I quite like my home, so I’m staying out. Lucky to have a very place allotment plot right behind my home so a 20 second walk to my own little haven of bliss.
Mother Earth is modest and wants to remain covered. 🙂💖🌾
Such a wonderful place.
happy to see Julia looking so gorgeous ,thanks for shown this to us Richard ..Shame we haven't got that kind of community in swindon
It must be hard to find property in rural England, because I know you guys have been looking for a long time.
It is an adventure you and Julia are taking on. God's speed. Looking forward to all that is to come.
Looks great apart from the sky
Pigs are fab for ploughing land
So glad to see you and Julia at the farm. I'm also so excited about this venture. My son in law is Matt, who you met at the farm. My daughter and Matt own Arthur's Patch. I'm hoping to visit the farm soon.
I love your channel, so annoyed that RUclips has done its usual to you!
Nevermind, they can't stop this wave of like minded people coming together in unity.
Kind regards to you and lovely Julia ❤
Fantastic guys Love your plans actually
When you have got your little piece of heaven,don't let other well meaning people waste your time and money by giving information on farming fads, try and do things your way from research and try other ways to see if the same goes for you, your land and the way you operate might be different from others that say do this this way.If you don't fail at some things you will never succeed the next time for ever.Learn about your land,its problems,its soil structure, its aspects, its history, get it tested,then you'll know what to grow where. If you are home building is there water for stock and you, its a great journey,enjoy, we are going from rented farming to our own bit of England too.
Lovely to see this! However hope you read this Richard and Julia as Oops, and hope don't mind a practical tip from someone who has worked outdoors for over 50 years but couldn't help notice that you didn't leave the gate as you found it! Useful advice for anyone learning to farm and securing the crops (with all the hard work it will have taken) from those lovely piggies who would have a field day ;)
The pigs are so cute ❤️
Dziękuję richard and lovely julia x
Hi Richard, great follow up at the farm keep up the great work .Have you heard of a guy called Geoff Lawson a brilliant Aussie permaculture expert who has repatriated land on old farms and dessert into productive food forrest and put all the missing nutrients back into the soil in 3 to 4 years.Its the future of farming and food for the world ,no more mono culture farming .cheers
so enjoyable! - thank you
Definitely something to get stuck into with the piglets running around your feet.
Put a few large fish ponds/tanks etc and that to me looks perfection 😍😍
You can learn a lot by watching Clarksons Farm- about the insane regulations and rules.
He used some forest area for pigs. He tried a mushroom cave. Getting berries from the hedgerows to make jams.
💚💙💜
"Min or no-till is certainly not the only way to increase soil carbon.
There is clear scientific evidence that many farming practices-
particularly those that are part of organic farming systems, such as
winter cover-cropping, use of farm-yard manure and inclusion of
grass leys in arable rotations-contribute to raising the levels of soil
organic matter and soil carbon."
WONDERFUL THING RESEARCH, Anyone can do it (apart from this complete spanner)
🕎🐆 *ZIZTER GABRIELLA* 🐆🕎 *HERE* 🐾💖🎩 *RICHARD* 🎩💖
*A DAY ISN'T TRULY COMPLETE FOR ME, UNTIL I CHECK IN WITH YOU, TO SEE HOW THINGS ARE GOING ACROSS THE POND*
*THANKS FOR THE TOUR OF THE COMMUNITY GARDEN*
😻😻😻‼️‼️‼️
*P.S. I DIDN'T KNOW THAT ABOUT WHEN ONE PLOWS A FIELD, THAT IT TAKES A HUNDRED YEARS TO REPLENISH THE NUTRIENTS*
There is a nearby farm few miles from me, where you can sign up for veg boxes delivered for a set price, or you can sign up to work for your veg boxes. I like the idea. However, i dont know how its actually works as I never asked, but i think its a great idea
Looks / sounds like there was no pollinators at all. Place should be buzzing at this time of the year !
i get a sense the Dog's want your acknowledgement
I want to do a similar thing minus the abitwa instead a sanctuary for animals and an irganic farm 🙂
Costs a lot to save animals. I’ve tried it.
❤
Fab 😍🌻🌞🙏🏼
Pigs need shelter as they get sunburn. As I understand it. ?!!
Crispy bacon...🤤
Shade. Shelter in winter.
Community farming only works if there is one clear leader who is knowledgeable and respected but others. By all means have input and play to people's strengths but animals and crops cannot wait until arguments and power struggles are settled as often happens.
Should add some electroculture. That would be worth a try to boost production
Depends what you mean by community farming. If your farm is open to others it can be a disaster. But if your allowing schools to visit and community to visit and buy that might be easier. But rules and regulations are a nightmare.
Yes! The theory that agriculture was a very bad idea. Like Mark Byford said about his granddad's walking stick and a bag of seeds.
Richard
I don't want to be rude but you are getting older and I think if you're going to get some land to farm and live on. You should get on with it, i understand you are busy with your RUclips channel and doing talks . But if you really want to try living and working your small holding. You better get on with it. You could do a RUclips diary channel about your daily life on the small holding. I could be totally wrong you might be super fit and the physical side of it might be know problem. I'm your age and grew up on a farm and except i couldn't manage the physical side of it but that's me not you. I wish you both the best of luck i think you'll need it.
I wanted an allotment to start but couldn’t even get one of those.
It will entirely depend upon your community...
Early days for you, you are learning .. Long way to go, but you might get there soon.. Who knows lol
*Amazing video, you work for 4Oyrs to have $1M in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10K into trading from just few months ago and now they are multimillionaires.*
Hello, I am very interested. As you know, there are tons of investments out there and without solid knowledge, I can't decide what is best. Can you explain further how you invest and earn?
Same, I operate a wide- range of Investments with help from My Financial Adviser. My advice is to get a professional who will help you, plan and enhance your management skills. For the record, working with Barry Silbert, has been an amazing experience.
White star chickens lay 320 a year and dont eat much as other chickens
Get a hat Richard.
If you all work to the common goal of producing food then it could work.
Get a Rottweiler if u living on that land u want ..seriously ❤
During the second ww the UK increased arable, especially oats, because it yields much more protein and sustenance per acre. Tree crops are the highest yield and the biggest benefit for all and a longer term investment, obviously. Native North Americans didn't take buffalo's milk, and ancient British didn't milk aurox. We have no need to be parasites in this way. Medicinal mushrooms or organic orchards would be wonderful. If food is scarce, fodder will be too, please think beyond the animal pen.
Julia looks like Wallis Simpson
I did live on a farm but stuck on magic roundabout in a town named after the pigs that were here before the houses the only pigs I see these days are the police lal back is playing me up so bit prickly at moment lal💜🙏💜🧙♀️
There are 60 million acres of land in the uk everyone should have one acre each.
Soft collectivism
Change the duristriction from your local duristriction to your duristriction via land registry website… search AP1 form change duristriction from your local council to your duristriction add whitness statement < that you to the interview with Michael O’Bernicia 🙏✌️👍👏👏👏👏
Why don't you sell your hse & move to Portugal lots of bargains in land off grid......
How on earth are farmers going to survive with this persistent sunblocking. These farmers will be out of business if it isnt stopped soon.
farmers should be simmering white vinegar outside, they could clear the skies over the entire UK and Ireland if they all started doing it. They only need to simmer small amounts daily to restore blue skies.
14 acres doesn't seem a lot to support more than a couple of people. I guess it might support one couple and a bunch of weekend helpers and hobbyists but really, 14 acres? I grew up in an area where people with 50 acres or so struggled to support a family. This is not to denigrate the efforts of all involved, and I wish them all luck and success.
How many acres of wheat is needed to provide £10k? If we stepped out of the NWO system and the debt it carries people could live on 14 acres!
Still blocked on yt so wish I didn't understand lol lal💜🙏💜
You fully understand the risks of being barefoot on farmland?🦶🦠