HOMESTEADING CHALLENGES. Future Uncertain Will Mad Scientist Have Us Growing Indoors? Off Grid Vlog

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  • Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2024

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  • @simpleforging3339
    @simpleforging3339 2 года назад +44

    I worked for years with our local stop spraying organization. Through that experience I came to see the real problem. It wasn't who I thought we were up against, the #1 biggest problem in furthering our cause was the public. It's got to be something that will get people up out of the chair. Without public support corporate culture wins.
    Thanks for beating the drum. I've enjoyed your videos for years now.

    • @anitablades6033
      @anitablades6033 2 года назад +2

      Got to stand up against what you don't want to happen, it all up to all of us.

    • @mute7116
      @mute7116 2 года назад +2

      My new saying is that, I am no longer looking for a political solution, I am looking for a people solution.
      The people really are the problem...we ALL KNOW what the politicians are and have been.

    • @simpleforging3339
      @simpleforging3339 2 года назад

      @@mute7116 early on during my active younger years a very wise woman told me that the only way to effect change is to get people up out of their seat and onto the street. Something like a tidal wave or a hurricane headed for your house. People understand the immediacy of an urgent threat but beyond that they will go about their day. The corporate overlords will frustrate, confuse, distract and cause doubt about any real imminent threat. They can do it since they run everything.
      Trying to rally opposition to that is like herding cats. The outliers who are not in the mainstream are a tough group to organize. How to organize the outliers and make their message understood by the mainstream. Hopefully you are the one to make it happen.
      I tried but ultimately I deeply understood that I unfortunately did not know. Take a deep breath and have a good day.

  • @jtsdeals
    @jtsdeals 2 года назад +89

    If you really want to isolate the water as the cause, you might want to try using rain water on a plant in the greenhouse. That way the soil, temp, etc are all the same for a side by side comparison. That, or cover a plant outside with something transparent so it doesn't get rained on and water that plant with well water. Or do both experiments. The plane tracking is pretty interesting - strange, burning all that fuel to fly in circles you would think would be the opposite of what people concerned about climate change would want.

    • @kathydoyle9939
      @kathydoyle9939 2 года назад +5

      What's the cost of wasted fuel (to pollute the air) while prices for everything keep going up? 🤷‍♀️

    • @PR_96
      @PR_96 2 года назад +8

      I recorded a video of 2 jets s5raying X's in rural Europe at 4:00 to 6:00AM, flying low . Unfortunately the hard drive where they are is pretty much dead, maybe I could recover it.
      They sprayed lines in coordinated fashion, flying in lines, and then *turning around* to continue ( I "have" it all on video ). For 2+hours. I guess they thought they didn't have to hide that much at that hour, in rural area.
      I suspect they measured the direction of wind, and sprayed in rural area, so that it floats to highly urbanized areas while being unnoticed. Albeit there are days they just do it over the town that's nearby ( maybe when there is no wind ).
      There are days when you can see the lines, and days you cannot. If they would be commercial turbojet aircraft, you could see them every day, since commercial aircraft fly regular flights, at regular hours, from regular points A to B.
      All aircraft in Europe have to be registered in flight control ( unless they are military aircraft - sometimes they are not on radar, sometimes they have just numbers that don't return any information ). You can see for approx 180km air radius, with naked eye, in good weather conditions. Those two aircraft were NOT on aircraft radar at my location.
      "ADDRESS BEFORE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE UNITED NATIONS, SEPTEMBER 25, 1961" ( video seems to be banned/throttled/shdwbnned from yt )
      "To this end, we shall urge proposals extending the United Nations Charter to the limits of man's exploration of the universe, reserving outer space for peaceful use, prohibiting weapons of mass destruction in space or on celestial bodies, and opening the mysteries and benefits of space to every nation. We shall propose further cooperative efforts between all nations in weather prediction and eventually in weather control." ~ J.F Kennedy

    • @thebossoftheswamp
      @thebossoftheswamp  2 года назад +8

      Agreed. So maddening :-x

    • @thebossoftheswamp
      @thebossoftheswamp  2 года назад +13

      Agreed. They cry "emissions" about everything and then fly in circles. I've been tracking this for about a year now.

    • @russellweber3466
      @russellweber3466 2 года назад

      @@thebossoftheswamp This nightmare is connected to the scamdemic and all the other created crisis nonsense.

  • @ivetteguzman5730
    @ivetteguzman5730 2 года назад +18

    I totally agree with you there is something in the air and the rain brings it down to the plants it is so sad

    • @jessicalubien5424
      @jessicalubien5424 2 года назад

      And Bill Gates is buying hundreds of thousands of acres of farm land. Wonder if his crops are resistant to what ever is causing this.

  • @Jameson4327
    @Jameson4327 2 года назад +23

    I totally agree with your observation. Our children’s future is not going to be bright. Not like we had it in the 60s.

  • @DeepSouthHomestead
    @DeepSouthHomestead 2 года назад +63

    My friend that looks like grazon. Amminoprylids leave plants looking that way. I certainly hope not we had this problem and had to replace all our dirt. The aluminum they're spraying raises the pH unnaturally and binds up the phosphorus so the plants can't take it up. Monsanto now has aluminum resistance seed's. Hummmmm makes you wonder.

    • @denisepeel1327
      @denisepeel1327 2 года назад +12

      Roots and refuge had grazon contamination also

    • @williambuckley7618
      @williambuckley7618 2 года назад +7

      Thank you Danny and Boss for sharing.

    • @joelhill4107
      @joelhill4107 2 года назад

      Round up should be outlawed and should have been a long time ago.
      Every time I see somebody using that crap I feel like and have read them the riot act! Feel like taking the jug of Roundup dumping it all over them. Telling them they have4 months to live, they now have cancer but at least they are not going to kill anybody else. Guess I am a bit of an extremist?

    • @andrewhobbs6962
      @andrewhobbs6962 2 года назад +3

      Yup, this! 👆I've seen this issue now from every, single RUclips gardener/homesteader. Something must be done.

    • @southernladywithmanyhats7428
      @southernladywithmanyhats7428 2 года назад +1

      @@denisepeel1327 Yeah I saw her video to and shared my experience there to.

  • @joebirdwell5071
    @joebirdwell5071 2 года назад +2

    The old movie Soilent Green is coming true

  • @bartking3300
    @bartking3300 2 года назад +14

    From a commercial growers standpoint I would be sending soil from both areas and rainwater and well water samples to the lab. That’s the only way to come to a answer. It’s cheap and worth every penny

    • @jmac5921
      @jmac5921 2 года назад +1

      You trust labs? Lol!

  • @lorrainedunbar4274
    @lorrainedunbar4274 2 года назад +23

    You took the words out of my mouth!! My husband and I always say glad we won't be around to see the end results. However our granddaughter and her 3 kids will. I remember when I was a teenager there was a commercial of a Native American on a canoe with a tear running down his face because of all the trash and polluted water that was about 56 years ago. nothings changed and I don't see change all to soon. We are too busy fighting one another on all levels. The earth has been crying out for decades.Theres just too many fires to put out that I give up and have a glass of wine and wait what shameful thing will hit us tomorrow.

    • @N8Dogg1002
      @N8Dogg1002 2 года назад +5

      Come on Jesus.

    • @russellweber3466
      @russellweber3466 2 года назад +2

      The guy was an actor,of Italian descent, he wasn't a real indian.

    • @janied8831
      @janied8831 2 года назад

      Amen 🙏 Amen 🙏 Soooo true!!! Thank you 🙏 sharing God Bless!! 🙏🙏🙏🕊

    • @russellweber3466
      @russellweber3466 2 года назад +4

      I want to be around to fix all the problems and defeat the dark side doing these evil deeds.

    • @russellweber3466
      @russellweber3466 2 года назад

      @@N8Dogg1002 Jesus Christ isn't going to return until white Christians make this earth suitable for his return.

  • @iam4330
    @iam4330 2 года назад +5

    I am so glad you made this video. I have been following you since 2014ish and have been aware of geo-engineering since that time. I've noticed the same problems with my garden. I've only used rain water to water the plants but they seem to get locked and no able to uptake any nutrients, thus causing brown/yellow leaves, pests, etc. I started using well water from the hose last week and they're all doing so much better. These are some crazy times, but I do have hope that we will prevail. Never give up and keep speaking your truth.

  • @karinjudge7277
    @karinjudge7277 2 года назад +25

    Hi Boss and Lori. You see what is happening to your garden. And like me, you are aware of what the rain is doing to us humans and animals/ nature. And I believe it's intentionally being done. That is a huge rabbit hole that we can't talk about on social media. But it angers me ! So much is changing around us. I just stay focused on the fact God's day is coming. Take care. Thank you for being decent people :)

    • @janied8831
      @janied8831 2 года назад

      Amen 🙏 Anen 🙏 to that!!!🙏🙏🙏🕊

    • @garybaldy2907
      @garybaldy2907 2 года назад

      @@janied8831 😂

  • @shelley7975
    @shelley7975 2 года назад +9

    There are no bees in Michigan where I live either. Last year the clover was covered with bees, this year I have seen very few bees. My plants aren't growing like they did last year either. I'm very concerned. The crap in the trails is destroying everything. On heavy days my outside cats are suffering, too. I've been trying to warn people for years, and no one will listen. I'm at a loss for words anymore. Most people do nothing but look at their phones, and can't see the destruction all around them. When they finally look up, it's going to be too late. :(

  • @Barbarra63297
    @Barbarra63297 2 года назад +14

    I would try giving the outdoor plants that aren't doing well after a rain a light cleansing spray with your well water, just to see if washing off some of the rain contaminants helps. Even if you just sprayed a couple of them, would be interesting to see the results.

  • @cathylynnpietranton
    @cathylynnpietranton 2 года назад +3

    Yes Boss very scary what's going on with the environment. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.❤

  • @danmarklesr6260
    @danmarklesr6260 2 года назад +6

    There seems to be a cocktail of differant substances just falling out of the sky for no reason??? Been going on for awhile. Keep up your research, your definitly going in the right direction. Good stuff Boss!

  • @primrozie
    @primrozie 2 года назад +16

    Sad situation. I know many homesteaders have said the dirt, manure and hay / straw they've brought in is tainted with herbacide and their gardens aren't surviving. Also, some ppl are building high tunnels to plant in.

    • @-SF1-
      @-SF1- 2 года назад +3

      Manure can absolutely pass herbicides along that are still active. Great factual point to make. My father-in-law was getting manure from a horse farm by the tons and he couldn’t keep his garden alive even after letting the manure decompose for a season.

    • @primrozie
      @primrozie 2 года назад +1

      @@-SF1- 😞. The simple things aren't simple anymore.

  • @luciarixon1857
    @luciarixon1857 2 года назад +7

    What a pity that most people live so separated from nature that they are not aware of what is happening Even here in nz gardening has changed and become more difficult and the sun is burning strange and disturbing things only noticed by a few the rest I envy their blissful ignorance... I so appreciate your videos where you comment on these things I feel less alone thank you JC and whanau arohanui 💕💫

  • @Brad1237202
    @Brad1237202 2 года назад +13

    I love your channel JC!! Been with you since the start. My garden is going through the same issues. Everything looks great until the rain arrives.

  • @marriec09
    @marriec09 2 года назад +11

    My friends and I have always had gardens. We live in Iowa. I love raised beds just like you guys. Literally though, in Iowa put it in the ground and it grows. My friend’s zucchini and peppers are really struggling this year. Just like you their tomatoes are going bonkers. We were just discussing the rain and other more controversial things too. It’s disheartening and concerning. I hope your plants pull through!

  • @joanneganon7157
    @joanneganon7157 2 года назад +3

    Beautiful Berries guys 😍.I
    I have to agree,the first year I moved here ( 3 years) everything took off!
    Last year half the amount of greenery . This year even though we have had Hot and Rain ,they just sit there.
    I thought it was me last year ,I couldn't get Green Beans or Squash too grow past a handful .
    So this year I amended to the hilt . I'll keep you posted but I'm not seeing anything jump for Joy 😞.
    And in case Folks don't know we are living in ajacent States!
    That's another thing no Bumbles last year,I saw 1 this year but had nothing in Flower.
    I've had a Hummingbird feeder out ,I've changed the liquid twice not 1 Bird😱.
    I remember when you first started seeing the Tree looking sick😨.
    We didn't have Chem strips then now we do😬.
    That makes a World of Sense JC 😝.
    JO JO IN VT 😆💕

  • @sandrathomson1084
    @sandrathomson1084 2 года назад +9

    Evening Boss, Lori, Frankie, Tildy and Lady Layers 👋🏻. Thank you for sharing another great video Boss. I appreciate the update on the forest, garden and greenhouse. It's amazing what we learn when we research. Makes for many more questions. Take care, and stay safe beautiful people. God Bless y'all and the homestead 🙏🏻✌🏻❤😊

  • @richardbraybon3245
    @richardbraybon3245 2 года назад +4

    hi there nice to hear from you again just out from my latest trip to hospital its all good am well enough tyo be at my home so glad to get your post it really picksme up watchin and listening to youtwo fine people thank you stay safe and well cheers

  • @tallgrass9366
    @tallgrass9366 2 года назад +12

    Hey JC, have you completed a water test from one of your rain barrels? Thanks for communicating observations in your environs.

  • @redbud815
    @redbud815 2 года назад +9

    It's not only sad but extremely frustrating when you see stuff wrong with your own eyes. Even go so far as to document for others to see. Yet still not many believe you. Bless you Boss! many of us here not only hear what your're saying but have seen it first hand too. We need more people to wake up and see what's going on in front of them. Too many are a slave to the system grinding away to earn a dollar to notice anything.

    • @williamwright2314
      @williamwright2314 2 года назад +7

      Has anyone thought about big brother trying to force us into failure, so you have to depend on the government

    • @shelley7975
      @shelley7975 2 года назад +4

      @@williamwright2314 Those of us that are aware and have been. It's the masses that won't wake up because they are too busy staring at their phones.

    • @thebossoftheswamp
      @thebossoftheswamp  2 года назад +4

      You're not kidding. The the planet has suffered irreparable damage they blame it on something else.

    • @Turn-2JesusN0W
      @Turn-2JesusN0W 2 года назад +1

      @@thebossoftheswamp Maybe it's Putins fault this also?? :D I'm beiing ironic offcourse :)

  • @vernford8215
    @vernford8215 2 года назад +1

    Keen observations plus common sense, tempered with logic. Always a pleasure folks!! Take care.

  • @TboneR-jy5sp
    @TboneR-jy5sp 2 года назад +3

    You've caught on to the fact that they who shall not be named are in the business of killing us. Love you Boss

  • @woodspirit98
    @woodspirit98 2 года назад +4

    Love your idea of a large greenhouse.

  • @RA-zl6iw
    @RA-zl6iw 2 года назад +4

    Wow, there’s some very interesting things to consider in this video Boss. Scary stuff for sure. Thank you for taking the time to make this video and all of your videos. God bless.

  • @culdesacgrocerygarden
    @culdesacgrocerygarden 2 года назад +6

    I totally agree with you. I made a video last May, a year and a month ago about this very same thing. I had some gorgeous plant babies that I started from seed and last spring was super cold so they werent all planted out yet, but I left them outside on a mild day that was just a lazy drippy gentle rainy day. And at the end of the day every single plant had damage on it from the rain. You could see where the rain drops had sat on the leaves and damaged them. Im not very good at making videos but pictures and video is proof. I only made a few more garden videos after that and then quit for the year because I got sick. This year am only growing in pots. Its a sabbath year. What I have seen is the more "plaid" the skies get from aviation the day before a storm comes, the worse the storms are gonna be. I am the same age that you are and I completely get what you are saying. But your indoor chard...oh my that is inpspiring and gorgeous. Enjoy!

  • @gigievans395
    @gigievans395 2 года назад +7

    Love seeing u guys with a bountiful garden already!!

  • @kathydoyle9939
    @kathydoyle9939 2 года назад +1

    Amazing 🌽!
    Your greenhouse plants look like something from "Land of the Giants"!
    The pines are sad. What's happening to the animals, birds, insects, and ppl with the toxic rain? I'm a human "canary in a coal mine". Toxic fumes make me sick. Anyone else read "Silent Spring"? 😦
    Gallons of jet fuel wasted, polluting the air, killing trees, while prices for everything are rising, and ppl are encouraged to buy electric vehicles (to stop pollution)? 🤔
    Glad you have a peaceful, inspiring greenhouse to relax in and grow healthy food. Some of those huge chard would make beautiful house plants!
    I know what you mean about being 60 and the worry for the next generations.
    Take care! 🖖

  • @jerryhuntjj2885
    @jerryhuntjj2885 2 года назад +2

    I totally agree something is going on with our environment. God bless

  • @deannaclayton6934
    @deannaclayton6934 2 года назад +6

    Well now I really am disheartened. 😓 When I pass from this Earth I had picked a spot near my cabin where I want my ashes scattered…. in a grove of pines, hemlock and spruce!! So sad that the trees may pass before I do.
    Thanks for the information. I will check their main growth stem while there this summer.

  • @billshelton9147
    @billshelton9147 2 года назад

    The lady is so cute.
    Rain not hurting all plants.
    Spritz off your outdoor plants with well water to test.
    Check soil as well.

  • @janied8831
    @janied8831 2 года назад +5

    Wow Thank you 🙏 guys so much for WEALTH of information!! My Grandaughter sit out on my deck and keep seeing planes ✈️ circling around up high an thinking exactly same as you!! I have well water a. We have been watering our garden with it but then when rain comes same exact thing happens when Sun comes out an droop! an then water well water an PERK up sguash cucumbers and even Tomatoes !! We thought maybe 🤔 we were thinking little crazy not anymore going on here in hills of West Va !!! So So enjoyed Video as ALWAYS!!! Strawberries look great!! God Bless an HEALTH to you an Lori an Pups!!🙏🙏🙏🕊

    • @thebossoftheswamp
      @thebossoftheswamp  2 года назад +1

      That flight radar app is free. You'll be able to see if it's the same planes circling. I wish i had the fuel to waste.

  • @joshuakeegwell2896
    @joshuakeegwell2896 2 года назад +1

    Theres no doubt in my mind. They are definitely putting things in the air.

  • @PawPawMountain
    @PawPawMountain 2 года назад +8

    Things are a mess boss, I have been watering with well water also due to the lack of rain, things are growing OK, expecting rain this week end and I will keep a close eye on things to see if it retards any growth! I too may build a large greenhouse and use well water if things persist on their destructive route? Best of Luck with your gardens, God bless You, Lori and the kids (Frankie and Tildy!)

  • @overlandecuador8893
    @overlandecuador8893 2 года назад +1

    We sold our stateside farm two years ago and we do not grow any longer. We noticed a major change in our health and yield of our gardens. Mind you we have been gardening and preserving food and meat fro 40 years. Something has changed dramatically and we could not put our finger on it. Strange times all the way around.

  • @didmar0159
    @didmar0159 2 года назад +3

    Thank you for doing this video!! I'm glad I"m not losing it. Your observations are 100% and is my observation as well. I'm in Canada. Your plants in the garden are looking like mine but my tomatoes are starting to show signs of "heat stress/not heat stress". I've added nothing to my garden, no mulch or manure so it can't be grazon. I started all my own seeds indoors, same kind of soil that I use each year. BUT, I have noticed before rain comes, the planes here are flying and then after the rain and a bit of sun (not hot sun either) the celery leaves, carrot and beet tops look like they've been fried by the sun which is impossible b/c it's not even been that hot. Things look stunted. Even the pansies (so hardy) are showing distress of "fried" leaves and the blooms doesn't even last and curl up looking sun burnt. We have rarely a bee, lots of wasps though. Discouraging and frustrating to say the least.

    • @thebossoftheswamp
      @thebossoftheswamp  2 года назад +1

      Things should be flourishing after a rain and not cringing. That alone says the rain is toxic.

    • @allie1953
      @allie1953 2 года назад

      My tomato plant leaves have been kind of "hard". Yellowed and wilting looking at times but not soft like as if there was insufficient water. Kinda crispy. The tomatoes were small (beefsteaks that were only twice the size of cherry tomatoes). I wonder if I should have nipped some of the flowers off so there would have been fewer but larger fruits. It was my first time growing tomatoes. But it could have been the harsh sun and maybe some of that "atmospheric stuff" going on....

  • @ksingleton101
    @ksingleton101 2 года назад

    Roughly 50 years ago I raised pigeons. I started with just a pair of White Fan Tail and they laid and hatched at leas 20 pair in their first 10 years. After we moved from the country where I too used well water to give them water to drink, I now had to use City Water. For the next 6 years I had pigeons only the males survived after they hatched. The water was the only thing I changed and when I was able to at last put them back on well water, it was only then that both the females would survive. Again that was 50+ years ago and today I can only imagine the difficulties I would have. Thank You Boss for bring back lost memories.

  • @stevekushman3030
    @stevekushman3030 2 года назад +4

    Seeing is believing Boss. Most interesting video indeed.

  • @linsweet2257
    @linsweet2257 2 года назад +8

    So nice to see you both again. I was wondering how things were coming along. Thanks for the vlog update.

    • @karenparr2466
      @karenparr2466 2 года назад +1

      I think it's the soil. Why would tomatoes and zucchini do so well if it was the rain?

    • @robertchristian5874
      @robertchristian5874 2 года назад

      Because some plants love acidic soils while others don’t

  • @lorim.8136
    @lorim.8136 2 года назад +6

    The exact same thing is happening in my corner of the world. Our trees and gardens are suffering also. It’s so sad to see it happening and feeling helpless 😥

  • @Redhackle
    @Redhackle 2 года назад +4

    This is just insane. What the heck is going on. Thank you.

  • @lucleoni
    @lucleoni 2 года назад

    That update is very interesting, but also very frightening.

  • @rockybuchner5587
    @rockybuchner5587 2 года назад

    The tops of our white pine seem to be ok. Always good to hear from the boss and Lori

  • @jennifersanders2456
    @jennifersanders2456 2 года назад

    So refreshing to hear you explain the effects of those darn circling planes. We see them all the time. 😔

  • @ladywolverine1828
    @ladywolverine1828 2 года назад +3

    It'll be ok, Mother Nature has had enough. Man will find he's not the one in charge. Sending love and light.

  • @williamqueen8790
    @williamqueen8790 2 года назад +5

    Wow the stuff in my garden is doing really bad too, I thought I was loosing my green thumb and your right no bees.

    • @debz3503
      @debz3503 2 года назад

      Or butterflies. And less birds😔

    • @thebossoftheswamp
      @thebossoftheswamp  2 года назад +1

      Such a contrast from what we had in 2020.

    • @debz3503
      @debz3503 2 года назад

      It's heartbreaking.

  • @tommeisenzahl180
    @tommeisenzahl180 2 года назад

    Thanks for sharing. Very interesting info. Enjoy your summer.

  • @lonniedear8241
    @lonniedear8241 2 года назад

    My wife and I just found your channel, boy are we glad we did. Being from NH we really appreciate you guys sense of humor.
    Yes Sa

  • @garychurch-smith9017
    @garychurch-smith9017 2 года назад

    Well put JC. It seems pretty clear we have issues. My flower bed is suffering for the last couple years.

  • @MikeL-vu7jo
    @MikeL-vu7jo 2 года назад

    Makes sense your probably spot on with what’s being dropped from those tanker planes .

  • @billlaut608
    @billlaut608 2 года назад +6

    I agree with the others, JC. Collect the rainwater and have it analyzed for chemical content. It's sad that you now have to grow everything in the greenhouse.

  • @mikelgeren149
    @mikelgeren149 2 года назад

    Just try to talk with people , they simply can not reason . I won't be here in twenty years , maybe ten years , and I'm OK with that .
    Thank you for laying it out as you see it !
    👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @neil2809
    @neil2809 2 года назад

    I have just one thing to say. You are RIGHT ! Take Care

  • @518outdoors6
    @518outdoors6 2 года назад

    We never learn. Every time we mess with Mother Nature bad things happen. Thanks for sharing your insights boss.

  • @edwardfrankenhoff4548
    @edwardfrankenhoff4548 2 года назад

    I do not question your observations at all. I think that what you are observing is a very real cause for concern.

  • @beckyumphrey2626
    @beckyumphrey2626 2 года назад +1

    Sounds like acid rain. Get in touch with a county extension agent and ask them if they can water sample the rain. The younger generations are going to live in some tough times. It is getting worse by the day. Sad.

  • @a4000t
    @a4000t 2 года назад +11

    I saw one bee in the last week on my cucumber flower. The golden rain trees on my land are in bloom and usually buzzing like a bee hive...nothing silent. its pretty odd. We have had a big lack of rain here in Central Texas. Had a extremely dry spring. they pollute the skies constantly.

    • @cowbdave99
      @cowbdave99 2 года назад +1

      I made it a point to watch for bees. I didn't mow my front yard which is good size. All week saw one bee. That was it.

  • @nicksablich5166
    @nicksablich5166 2 года назад +2

    Hey Boss, I think you have something there about the rain water. The proof is in the pudding. I’m glad I’m on my way out too.

  • @bigd341
    @bigd341 2 года назад +16

    Yup ! I have noticed the foam in the streams and on the trees after i had watched your videos but i don't see it all the time but it is there ! And for the gardens last year my broccoli couldn't stand the direct sunlight from about 12 to 5 p m it would wilt like it was dieing or that it hadn't been watered for a week but i had watered every evening and morning but in the morning when i came out it was all standing up and looking great like nothing had happened to it ! And my tomatoes were great ! I had thought that something was going on with the sun ? I know that for a few years now i feel as it is getting hotter and it seems to burn you like welding flashes !!🤔🤔 Have no idea whats is going on but something is definitely not right !!!🤔🤔😳 ? I have purchased a greenhouse at an auction and had to take it down and i have bought everything i need to set it back up ! I think that its time to get a move on and get it up and start growing inside ! I am 70 now so i don't get stuff done very fast anymore but its starting to look like its an necessity now !! 🤔🤔🙂😎
    Sorry to be such a wind bag i think it comes with old age when one like to chatter !!🤣😂🤣😂🙂😊😎 Thanks so much for sharing your time with us i always look forward to your new videos !!
    Big D i am on the mid-coast of Maine in land a little from the coast on 8.2 acres!! Its my little world in these last days 🙂😊😊

    • @debz3503
      @debz3503 2 года назад +2

      What a great find on the green house! You'll be able to grow through the winter also.😁👍

    • @stevefisher2121
      @stevefisher2121 2 года назад +2

      I completely agree with you on the heat from the sun. It's like I can feel it literally burning my skin. Very scary world we are living in.

    • @dianehall5345
      @dianehall5345 2 года назад

      Bid D- Interesting observations. Our working farm is in New Hampshire, about 40 miles from JC. I'm 72 and have seen a lot of changes over the years. Get that green house up and we may build a larger one ~ Diane

    • @bigd341
      @bigd341 2 года назад

      👍👍 hope you guy's have a great day !

    • @MrClayDust
      @MrClayDust 2 года назад

      @@stevefisher2121 my neighbor and I were just talking about this the other day I'm in the sun constantly but this year my skin has torched we were wondering if the chemicals put up in the sky were magnifying the sunlight I'm in the Kansas City area they're up in the sky constantly over here

  • @baileydillion9331
    @baileydillion9331 2 года назад +1

    Great looking strawberries and the indoor plants are amazing. I will not go conspiracy but, anyone with a brain and eyes wide open can see the changes. Plants, insects, birds, weather, this is not conspiracy it is reality! We all need to keep praying that things will change soon. Very soon before everything is destroyed. So nice to see you and Laurie in the "gardens". I love the way you are monitoring everything.

  • @daviddjerassi
    @daviddjerassi 2 года назад +3

    TOXIC RAIN That is such an eye opener would you catch some rain and have it analysed how long will it take before your ground water is affected God keep you two safe what about a poly tunnel to grow in.

  • @angelabaril104
    @angelabaril104 2 года назад

    You make much since with all of the observation that you do. I so appreciate you and Lori and Frankie and Tildie. I do believe you are spot on with your video and observations. Love to all and God bless.

  • @outdoormerica
    @outdoormerica 2 года назад

    I shared this on my facebook page. It can't be ignored

  • @richwicklund9001
    @richwicklund9001 2 года назад +11

    Jim. I always love your observations because it brings up discussions. On my farm, I grow a small amount of pumpkins. Mostly because I love them. Next to my corn field are several hills of heirloom seed as I found they grow better once conditioned to my soil. By my house are 3 hills of giant variety. Planted the same day. My field only gets rain water while my house garden is well water. The field plants will fit in a coffee can while my garden plants fit in a wash tub! Question: i wonder how we can test the foam we have both seen for calcium bicarbonate? Might prove something. Also, on a previous place, I grew Christmas trees and white pine. I've planted over 500 norway spruce and other pines in the last 4 years and only 7 are still alive! I like to think I know what I'm doing so 7 of 500 is not a great ratio

  • @stevenotman4613
    @stevenotman4613 2 года назад +2

    I'm experiencing exactly the same problems with my veggies as you are, here on the other side of the pond, plus similar abnormalities with tree growth too. A lot more plant viruses also.

  • @23Josilee
    @23Josilee 2 года назад +1

    Yep, you nailed it...not many can connect the dots. There's more going on in many areas, but this is a MAJOR observation and concern for this Earth. Thank you for showing this. Also, perhaps there's something about "direct" sunlight as opposed to the somewhat deflected light in the greenhouse?

  • @jimamccracken5783
    @jimamccracken5783 2 года назад

    Hey Boss, I found a neat way to get the center out of Strawberrys. Take a large diameter drinking straw and start on the bottom and shove the straw into the berry. Line up with the center on top and it will come clean thru. You can do several at a time and when the straw is almost full of centers hold it over trash can and squeeze the straw just below the last center. Pull straw backwards while the centers come out.

  • @johnhempsall4644
    @johnhempsall4644 2 года назад

    Well said and pointed out. They think the normal ones amongst us don’t notice things.

  • @devinatusi5035
    @devinatusi5035 2 года назад +2

    At your new homestead, build a greenhouse around your cabin, it would make for warm wintas too!

  • @quitemountainwoman1592
    @quitemountainwoman1592 2 года назад +1

    Agree about spraying and trees. 🙏

  • @dvondo
    @dvondo 2 года назад +1

    Been enjoying your videos for years, this was most intriguing yet. I was beginning to think I just couldn’t grow a garden properly trying every trick under the sun. Then we downsized to a very small old miners house in the upper peninsula of Michigan. The 9 X 12’ addition was falling off so we rebuilt it and converted to an attached greenhouse room. I soon learned I could grow amazing vegetables. I didn’t make the rain water connection but I have been watering exclusively with local artesian well water. Watching your video made lots of lights go off in my head. At our previous house we live close to an air National guard’s base and the jets flew over constantly. Thanks for your insights

  • @deborahbarton3340
    @deborahbarton3340 2 года назад +1

    I agree with you a 100% your right God Bless.

  • @Ritterkritterz
    @Ritterkritterz 2 года назад

    Why can't something like this be on Discovery? Don't answer that, I know the answer.
    Jim,
    Your message is and will be legendary. I feel your empathy for the earth and future generations. This is a special reference I will leave to my 2 year old grandson in a chronicle.
    If your audience cares to, they should watch Offgrid Doug and Stacy, Beware When Buying Land. It teaches you about the simple effects of disturbing ground FOREVER with poor forestry clearing practices because the poor way is the cheap way.
    I will also cross-reference your video over there.

  • @johnnymelendez4836
    @johnnymelendez4836 2 года назад

    Great to hear from you both. As always we are grateful for all the knowledge you share with us. Thank You😇

  • @billjensen7832
    @billjensen7832 2 года назад

    WOW. That real life comparison is amazing. Wow. Thanks for the video and the insight, it's scary but important for all to hear.

  • @blackoakpropertymaintenanc6981
    @blackoakpropertymaintenanc6981 2 года назад +7

    Thanks, Boss....keep spreading the news. I am only a couple of years older than you and I feel the exact same way. I am always willing to accept organic change, but when it's forced and manipulated, then it's a problem. Glad I had my years in the woods when I did. Btw, all the Virginia pine on our property suddenly took a turn for the worse last summer during a period of heavy rain. They're all on their way out, I'm afraid. I sent pictures to my Botanist brother and he said that's a real head scratcher. Hmmmmmm........
    On top of all this we've got weakening magnetic fields, poles shifting.....yep, almost time to go.

  • @ronhight8213
    @ronhight8213 2 года назад

    Very interesting Boss. I would love to hear more about your theory on the rain water.

  • @liambenyamin5482
    @liambenyamin5482 2 года назад

    The auger your curious about is used in ship building for wood hull construction.

  • @mspat8195
    @mspat8195 2 года назад

    Thank you for an OutStanding video with clear visuals as proof.
    Aerial & Weather Warfare
    🙏 💞~👵
    Sharing

  • @ericwillman5291
    @ericwillman5291 2 года назад

    Thanks JC!!!

  • @wm1176
    @wm1176 2 года назад

    Great observations. I agree.

  • @myforeverhomestead6152
    @myforeverhomestead6152 2 года назад +1

    very sad what's happening to our planet. Thanks for bringing awareness :)

  • @sandraguerrero4297
    @sandraguerrero4297 2 года назад

    Thank you because I have noticed this around me and thought it was local. now I know better.

  • @Wintersnow147
    @Wintersnow147 2 года назад

    Thanks for sharing another great one.

  • @terryw.milburn8565
    @terryw.milburn8565 2 года назад +1

    Scary Times Ahead, Not A Good Looking Future, BUT Your Green House Is Slamming It, Thanks For Another Good Post, Boss & Lori, Scratch For Them 2 Hooligans . Happy Trails From The Sunny Maritimes In Canada. ATB T God Bless

  • @johnswick4593
    @johnswick4593 2 года назад

    As usual JC, all good "back woods logic". Looking forward to seeing the new cabin finished.

    • @thebossoftheswamp
      @thebossoftheswamp  2 года назад +1

      I'm looking forward to seeing it get started :-)

    • @johnswick4593
      @johnswick4593 2 года назад

      @@thebossoftheswamp
      Ha ha, I'll bet you are. No pressure here. I'm really glad you're still cranking out content. By the way, we have the same tankers flying circles above us here in Washington State as well. No con trails, just slowly dispersing chem trails. It ain't good JC

  • @Cochise231
    @Cochise231 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for sharing Im sorry to see what the rain is doing out east out west we have not had much rain or even cold weather I work at night and can count on one hand the number of times I have needed to wear a jacket in the last 2 “winters “ Not to mention how Fire Season doesn’t really end lately Has really made me worry for my kids Again Thank you for sharing your observations God Bless you and Lori

  • @juanitahamlin8478
    @juanitahamlin8478 2 года назад

    we have put up fencing trellis throughout the garden and trying a bit of this and bit of that in experiments but overall not noticing anything dying off except some blueberries and blackberries like suddenly. so not sure why. Lori you are such an asset to the garden and life with Boss, it is delightful seeing you, juanita mae

  • @wholefoodslifestyles3603
    @wholefoodslifestyles3603 2 года назад +2

    Interesting. I'm seeing the same results and I'm in western Maine.

  • @northmissfish1381
    @northmissfish1381 2 года назад

    Great insight Boss. Keep ‘em coming!!!

  • @racerx8822
    @racerx8822 2 года назад +6

    The quality of content and information on this channel will have people watching these videos 25 years from now like the Dick Proenneke films. The documentation of what is happening now with the planes spraying poison into the atmosphere will be invaluable to those that find this years from now. Let’s hope things get better.

  • @Dick-d1m
    @Dick-d1m 10 месяцев назад

    I think you're 100% right about your predictions will the rain in the flight

    • @thebossoftheswamp
      @thebossoftheswamp  10 месяцев назад

      I've been tracking the tanker planes for 2 years and now it's worse than ever. I have a list of their registration numbers and if search them on the flight radar app, I'll see these tankers flying the same patterns all over the U.S. They leave an airport, fly to a destination and circle it for 2 1/2 hours and return to where they departed from, meanwhile burning more than 1500 gallons of fuel per hour. Have you noticed how filthy everyone's vehicle has been all summer long? That gray mud dust is man made volcanic ash (aka sulfuric acid) Horribly toxic and corrosive. Harvard scientist call it "An Umbrella for the earth" but it's an umbrella of doom. Live Now my friend. This isn't BS conspiracy theory.

  • @jwal1037
    @jwal1037 2 года назад +1

    My garden is 1/4 the size now because I have most everything in raised beds with hoops. I get 4 times the produce. I use stream water with drip irrigation. I see no stress to the plants. We have to water here in the summer anyway, we get very little rain, if any, after July 4. Everything inside does so much better. This year was a very wet spring, what little outside garden (corn, beans, squash just did not grow. Onions, cabbage, broccoli, spinach, swiss chard and peas did very well. Everything in the hoops look amazing. I see stress as more of a problem here in western Oregon. Very cool and wet to hot and dry in 2 days. Even watering (every other day) seems to help between inside and outside production differences. When it does rain, I don't water, but I see a set back from rain that I don't have growing inside. (low sun and colder days) Tiny greenhouse, leanto style, 8'x12', 1-3'x12' bed long outside wall. I have fish tanks on inside wall. Hoops (raised beds) are 3'x12'. 3' high x 3' wide hoop made from metal conduit and triple wall cell greenhouse panels. I find we grow another 1/2 less because we don't have to preserve as much because of the extended seasons on both ends of the growing season. I keep 1 tomato, 1 cucumber plant and 2 bell pepper plants, producing nearly all winter in the green house. Hoops will keep the same until our coldest weather, usually dry and cold in February. I can hold over a lot of produce in the hoops, in ground vegetables, cabbage and squash. The hoops allow the squash that are late to mature. I can heat the greenhouse, some, not the hoops. I want to build a 12'x40', wood heated hoop house and grow everything inside. Also I have experimented with solar heated water, both to raise inside temps and for irrigation in the off seasons. Controlled, except have to really watch the insect load, easy to handle with lady bugs except having a right supply when needed....James

  • @henryo3607
    @henryo3607 2 года назад

    Your so right , I live in Alberta and my garden has been terrible last few years cucumbers carrots even the onions are small , thanks boss for the video.

  • @dubehigh
    @dubehigh 2 года назад

    100% on the flights. I have done tons of digging on this subject.

  • @donnavaughn5393
    @donnavaughn5393 2 года назад

    Thanks you my friend it's good to see you have a good one love you both see you soon kiss to the pups

  • @judyproctor5305
    @judyproctor5305 2 года назад

    THANK YOU SO MUCH!

  • @hildabailey2309
    @hildabailey2309 2 года назад +2

    Try putting pulverized lime to adjust the ph….I totally agree with what your saying in what the scientist are doing. I’m in your boat.