Rabbit regenerative farming: how I plan to save thousands in gardening costs this spring
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- Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024
- When my mom and I rescued these rabbits years ago in the Florida woods, I never imagined they would play such a vital role in my non-existent regenerative farm. Now, I see it was divine that we saved these critters, for they churn out the best fertilizer in the game for the gardening and farming I plan to do this April.
Better yet, they eat the parts of plants we don't - and from that fuel, create the fertilizer I need to grow food and ward off pests. Yes, rabbit fertilizer keeps the deer away. Who would have thought?
I am brand-new to farming and plan to do it without a big tractor, or chemicals, or tilling the land. These rabbits are a big part of that loop!
Follow along!
Here is how I was able to get a loan for farmland without ANY prior farming experience: open.substack.....
You’re Amish friends are loaded with knowledge, don’t be afraid to ask them questions I’m sure they’ll be more than happy to give you advice.
Yes! I learn by doing. So I will be doing!
One thing I learned from an Amish guy who was helping build our house, was use a packet of yeast, can of coke, molasses and kefir as fertilizer. Coke for the roots (phosphorus) and molasses for the sugar to feed the yeast/bacteria (from the kefir) to make your soil healthier.....not so much organic, but it works
hugelkultur.
@@jnaperskilol... knf and jadam... then put that, onto hugelkultur beds. i make crops for pennies
Yup,Joel is an encyclopedia of knowledge! I rotate my chicken wagons on our hayfields to grow better. Do what your doing,stay small and grow as your confidence does,thats just common sense,which isnt too common anymore. You have alot of enthusiasm, awesome energy and a sharp eye for what is going on! Those are tools that many dont possess. Seed starting will be here before you know it,... starter plants = good money to pay off loan!
Years ago, before I became a farmer, I worked in a classroom that had rabbits. Each week a teacher from another classroom would gleefully volunteer to change our cage.We found it odd that she bagged up the poo & took it home but we didn't complain! 😅. She shared that she had a huge vegetable garden and she called the rabbit poo "gold nuggets." We playfully teased her, but now I totally get it. Great content.
I love that!! It truly is gardening gold.
It’s great meeting a young farmer so enthusiastic about a dream to become a regenerative farmer. My generation of gardeners ( in my late 60s) were working on and hoping this would happen. So go for it girl- we are looking forward to seeing your progress and your ideas.
Joel Salatin is definitely on of my farming heroes
Rabbit poop as pest control is news to me. Thanks for the info!
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Its actually not the poop that can be used for insect control, it’s the urine.
Moon pebbles!
Yes, exactly. I met Joel at a Mother earth fair years ago. He is definitely the best source of knowledge in modern farming. There's another guy in NC who makes hundreds of thousands of dollars selling organic produce, only using 1 acre of land. I had the idea that an easy way to save food, long-term, is to freeze dry and package the excess for future use. That way you minimize waste. It's the best way to preserve food. Canned food is usually loaded with salt and even dangerous in an emergency, survival, situation.
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Perma Pastures?
Rabbits tend to be quite successfully "regenerative" by default... Thanks, your videos are very enlightening. Nice day, there.
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Yes it is!
That is a great cold manure. Peaceful, beneficial animals and great for your garden!
@@strictlyconservative8777 Absolutely it is. Same with Guinea pigs, a great addition to any homestead.
Chicken manure may be A1, but it’s a lot more work!
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@@RustyMeadowsHomestead rabbit is superior to chicken. its one of the best to make salsa and herb for pennies
So glad to hear about your experience learning about Regenerative Agriculture!
Another Awesome video! Inspiring! Thanks for clarifying about the bunnies being rescued and getting out to play. I love how they each have their own little apartment too. Wish you lived in Central PA. I would totally volunteer to learn along with you. I live on less than 1/4 acre with a lot of big trees. After 10 years of trying to grow a food forest, we finally gave up and now are focusing on planting perennials. At least we'll get some good pollinators, and the critters enjoy eating the little bit of fruit from our dwarf trees. Thanks again for sharing! All the Best!
I have started seeing people doing this with guinea pigs now too. Apparently they're fertilizer is amazing also.
thank you for rescuing those rabbits!
We are so glad we did - we adore them!
“ABC rabbit farm” is a great wealth of information. 😊
All the best!
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Absolutely love your videos currently working on filling out my USDA loan form. Keep the videos coming keep inspiring the masses!
She’s amazing and unscripted. Truly an inspiration.
Aw - thank you! I appreciate comments like these - makes me want to film more for you all!
Look into a fodder barley growing bunny feeder 10ft. tray will feed all your rabbits indoors. Grows 2" tall per day and just requires water and sunlight.
Still needs the constant input of barley seed though doesn't it?
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I have been learning from watching and reading Joel salatins books for years, and he is amazing.
I definitely want to read them!
@@AlexandraFasuloBiz They are truly full of knowledge, he is one who does not hold anything back youl love them. Also Curtis stone's book, i believe its called the market garden, hes canadian, his book cover's the business/logistical side of market gardening, with a bit of the how to garden for each crop and companion gardening, they will save you some time in the learning curve but i like your aproach of just getting your hands dirty, analizies paralizies is like a virus that can kill ones destiny.
Wow really nice setup it’s coming along. I never thought about bunnies on a farm.
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I love this channel. Is so entertaining and informative. I'm not sure I've I'll ever use this information, but I definitely want to keep watching. 😊
You’re so beautiful ☺️ I look forward to watching your farm grow 🥺
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Good video,regenerative farming is also using aquaponics farming raising fish 🎣 and vegetables fruit all together
Here in Michigan I have a small koi pond, my fish make great fertilizer and I use it on my yard & vegetable garden. I have 12 fish and they are over 30 years old. And can live to be 70 years old and older. Among other things they love rTo eat peas.
Litty, I love this show!❤
Thank you for doing what you do, we need more regenerative farmers. I do dream, and have dreamed about living that life. Not sure how to make it happen, land is expensive, and I have so many responsibilities and obligations. But maybe ...
look into micro greens
Fastest easiest way to start gardening
with the least amount of space
Good Luck👍
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I don’t know anything about farming but I’ve learned lots of things from this channel that aren’t specifically about farming you’re a wealth of knowledge and seem to have a great work ethic. I enjoy these videos!
Haha, I def love to 'work' though it never really feels like work to me!
Regenerative Farming: a fancy way to reference old time family farming, haha. Nice video. Good idea to sell the goods. Guinea pigs are also used the same way rabbits are with regards to eating/pooping/fertilizing. My only word of caution is, the farmers people may be emulating are frequently in a much different climate zone than they are. At one point I did think I needed to upgrade my game and follow some popular gurus but then I realized that they are in several growing zones warmer than my corner of the world and their ideas don't work the same in mine.
Thanks for sharing this!
Oh, boy! That info about rabbit compost being a pest repellent will be very helpful if ends up true for me.
Working in a new place, not used to all the new pests, groundhogs, squirrels, raccoons, and possible deer.
I'll find out next year.
I just started raising rabbits this year. Been gardening for 10+. Working on becoming a market gardener who practices regenerative and permaculture. After your grant program video, that could help a lot! Will be looking into it.
When I lived in El Paso my neighbor Danny had received free rabbits from somebody and he released them in his backyard they kept piling up their dung in the desert dirt until the grass was able to take hold they weren't able to escape the backyard and they lived cage-free because there's a rock wall that surrounds all the house is in El Paso. The footing keeps them from digging underneath the fence and they keep it mowed like a golf course.
Thank you so much for the information you give out! Closing on my 9 acre property in 2 weeks. Cant wait. 1st generation farmer in the making 👍
Dexter Cattle , are half the size of other breeds are dual purpose breed great foragers and very healthy easy birthing
I was a stay at Home mom with no money in my IRA or any savings of my own, which was scary at 53 years of age. Three years ago I got a part time job and save everything I make. After 3 years, I am 56 yo and have put $9,000 in an IRA and $40,000 in my portfolio with CFA, Evelyn Infurna. Since the goal of getting a job was to invest for retirement and NOT up my lifestyle, I was able to scale this quickly to $150,000. If I can do this in a year, anyone can.
I know this lady you just mentioned. Evelyn Infurna Services is a portfolio manager and investment advisor. She gained recognition as a former employee at Goldman Sachs; a renowned investor she is. Evelyn Infurna has demonstrated expertise in investment strategies n has been involved in managing portfolios and providing guidance to clients.
I went from no money to lnvest with to busting my A** off on Uber eats for four months to raise about $20k to start trading with Evelyn Infurna. I am at $128k right now and LOVING that you have to bring this up here
This is interesting. I heard a lot about the same person not long ago, please how can I contact her?
Evelyn Infurna is the CFA I use and im just putting this out here because you asked. You can Just search the name. You’d find necessary details to work with to set up an appointment.
Use her name to quickly conduct an internet search.
I love your videos. There is a documentary that came out in 2019 called The Biggest Little Farm. It's about a couple on the west coast that left the city to start a regenerative farm. If you have not seen it, I think you would love their story.
Way to go! You can pepper your potters and fields with earthworms too-- inexpensive, perpetual fertilization
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If you're looking at Salatin, there's another one Eliot Coleman, he's a market gardener dude.
Also the people at the Land Institute have been working on perennial cropping and plants for 40 or more years.
The Savannah Institute are doing forest tree crop improvement programs.
There are others over there in America-land.
Have a good weekend!🙂
Awesome video! We sell our alpaca "beans" at our local market for fertilizer too.
Rabbit eggs are the best!
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@@HeatGeek1 So true! So chocolaty and melt in your mouth good. 😊
moon pebbles LOL very cute
Love your work
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Rabbit manure is the most useful natural fertilizer!! Only rhing i wish is to figure out a way to make a rabbit tactor (like chicken tractor) but rabbits dig so havent figurre that out yet lol
Id love to see them have a larger area to run around. A hutch is not a good life!!
I will try to make it simple for you to understand. Animals such as rabbits eat what is grown in gardens. My neighbor lost some food because she chose to not do anything about her rabbit problem. There are rabbits in my next door neighbors yard, so whenever the rabbits are hungry then they will eat whatever they want.
Regarding myself I also grow food, and I am not growing my food like my next door neighbor!
Awesome content 👏
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The doc films The Biggest Little Farm & Kiss the Ground are two other great recourses.
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Love your adventures! I had lamas years ago & came up with an ideas you could use... Bunny Beanie Babies, animals made from waste to add to garden that decompose 😂😂😂 just an idea ❤
Paint the outside of your hardware cloth black. I buy the flat black paint off the clearance isle an paint my cages to make them more transparent. Its a difference similar to a clean window v/s a dirty window.
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Also, if you want to build living nutrient dense soil for crops it's essential to get the fecal as fresh as possible, since there's living microbes in the the fecal matter.
@@DraQinn I think I just levelled up. Thanks 👍
Kinda like fresh vegetables compared to 50% off.
@RustyMeadowsHomestead I don't know about rabbit fecal since it's so small and this is the first time I've seen it used with soil, but I know that ruminate animals works great building soil. As long as the animals are healthy of course, but a diversity of different animals is even better because there's different microbes in each species.
Funny enough, in my kid's school they have two rabbits named Neptune and Jupiter :)
These videos are very very easy to watch. 😊. I want to clean up moon pebbles 😂
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@@AlexandraFasuloBiz8 I am afraid I will need some tutoring ☺☺
I grew up in NYC and am going on 18 years out in California, lost all the antifreeze in my blood, couldn't handle living in upstate NY.
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I thank Alexandra.😉
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@AlexandraFasuloBiz8 Thanks. I promise to think about the case.
Go full loop and raise other rabbits for food. Then turn your own excrement into night soil.
Guinee pigs are also excellent for regenerative farming
@@BadlydrawnBen Yes!!! 🙌
Preach it.
Most slept on homesteaders dream right there!
Guinea pigs are great parents and baby piggies wean much earlier than rabbits.
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@Rusty , great little critters love the noise they make and they can also be sold as pets when you breed too many 👍
I like that you don't eat the rabbits and look for ways to keep them alive.
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I find moon pebbles to be excellent tomato fertilizer.
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Well done! We often contemplate getting rabbits. Now, I think it is inevitable.
Just make sure you aren’t allergic before you get a bunch.
@@authenticallytracy3421I’m allergic to them but I survive !
another great fertilizer is keeping your ash from wood stoves, and mix it 50 50 with chicken shit. perfect for so many crops.
Don't put maneure up against the tree trunks, it can cause rot. Better to go out a bit and make a compost ring. You might want to put out the other 2 beds and fill them with organic matter so that it can compost over the winter.
Yep it’s not against it! That’s soil. I make a ring 💍
In watching previous videos, it seems that you’ve chosen a European farming lifestyle, living in town & “commuting” to the farm daily. I haven’t seen any videos about how that works for you & the economics of that split. I’m also not sure what your current plans are for living spaces/accommodations on the farm, which is related to the first question. A video on those topics would be great!
Look at Ruth Stout also if you haven't.
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You can do it, there’s the cycle! But you really otta have a methane ingester. Rich fertilizer and free methane. You have manure, you have organic matter.
A fluid scrubber, can be made simply. Enough methane builds up, you can get a regulator and connect to a compressor engine, then channel it to a compressed gas tank as something that can be salvaged as a propane tank. It’d initially be low pressure, but can be fed into a propane or natural gas line.
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You are Loved Alexandra ! Happy for you ! Keep at it ! Big Rainbow Dragon Hugs ! and Need your help to build The Forgotten Goddess Temple on the Canadian-US Border !
Well said!
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do you happen to have a web page? if not, maybe you might consider one. . . . just a thought. love the videos and keep up the good work.. its always fun to watch people grow. thank you.
"Tell me again about the rabbits George, and about guys like us"
Look into worm castings also, I’m very interested in rabbits and worms…….
Can you talk more about the decision making process behind the native plants you chose and how you went about planting them?
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@ I don’t understand
Brilliant, why wouldn't you monetize that? Good stuff!
Cool! I need to figure out how to buy a farm!
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Look up permaculture principles and design too
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@AlexandraFasuloBiz8 at 53 somehow I might be too old? Out of touch? Can you break it down further into something that makes sense to what some of
My viewers call me: grandma. Boo 😒
Yes, rabbit farming is the future. Wish I could be there. Kentucky fried rabbits
9:53 I wouldn't encourage further domestication of wildlife just so we can 'close the loop'. We've done enough damage already. I wish zoos were better managed for this purpose though...
@AlexandraFasuloBiz.3 did you post this erroneously?
Hell yeah no killing!
They are so much more than an unnecessary calorie consumption when we can provide them a whole and happy life as a sentient being we share this world with
Life must take life in order to live. Animal or plant. Read the Secret life of plants by Christopher Bird.
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@@allouttabubblegum1984 what in my comment communicates I do not understand this?
We can acknowledge and respect the cycles of life and death we all experience without contributing directly to systems that cause the unnecessary harm and suffering.
Rabbits taste great too
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Tune in, Dr. Elaine Ingham Soil Food Web school.... hours of audio podcasts and lectures.
theres some great youtube videos of african farms, nigeria i think? they raise tons of rabbits and they have these special cages built that is meant for harvesting the rabbit urine, and it is sold by the gallon to other famers as a natural pesticide. im sure them ahmish dudes could figure out how to build it. something to think about for sure!
Awesome
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Bunnies make soooo much poo. I loved myy girls. Have fun
They’re the best ❤
Can you show us hiw you rinse and dry the poop
New here and looking forward to your growth. But seeing as how your main base was $ driven, maybe you can concentrate your new direction towards how much money you are making/loosing in this venture? And it'll be mostly lose these beginning years... (like 'b.a.r.e. flower farm' in Jersey,just a thought)
Not sure if you know this (I learned the hard way), but using hay/straw for my garden was a big mistake. Although there is a lot of nutrients from my goat and chicken bedding, there is also a lot of herbicides that were sprayed on them to reduce the weeds.....so unless you know whats sprayed on the straw you buy, keep it away from your garden. I have 2 beds I added a lot that had tons of chicken waste in it 3 years ago, cant grow any brassicas at all. Spinach was ok. Tried beets and turnips with no luck.
@@jnaperski Should have broken down by year 3. Great advice either way. Don’t give up on it!
Keep feeding the soil.
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True. Better buy hay from the Amish if you can. Most of the commercial hay is loaded with herbicide
The real problem in regenerative farming in commercial aspects is it is very expensive and they're really is not the ability for them to grow the animals collect the manure so therefore they rely on other sources
I don’t think everything should be done on such a large scale. Smaller scale makes this absolutely possible. We need more small to medium farms.
These aren't giant Farms signing 30 year contracts into slavery and the dependent on government subsidies.
I've been hearing a lot about Jerusalem artichokes lately, and I'm wondering what rabbits think of the greens, since it is the roots that humans would consume. Have you tried that, or would you consider doing so?
Hello Alexandra.
Question
Did you test your well water and did you do soil analysis?
We live in NW Wisconsin and we have problems with arsenic and led in well water. That’s what happened to us when we got 14 acre land.
It’s would be interesting and educational if you had same issue or not?
BROWN GOLD!!!! lol 💯✌️💛🌞
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rabbit poo reminds me of coco puffs
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Where get the cages?
Forbidden coacoa puffs! I wonder why it keeps deer away
... moon pebbles ...!.. our Amish construction crews use dedicated poopy pee pee spots at jobsites its under the center of the gable on new barns and the reason why they always wear suspenders ..!
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I heard you can sell the rabbit poop pellets for $10 Per Pound!
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I don't belive the moon pebbles are hand made. ;-)
Hey, what's the best way to get in touch? Also, Karl Hammer is a fantastic resource for growing, he's up in Vermont. Regen guy.
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First 🎉
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you might have said this and I missed it - start an online farmers market - can you sell the pellets online?
Low value, high shipping costs would make it uneconomical in small quantities. The marketing can be online but the delivery needs to be old school😉
Is regenerative farming scalable, especially can it be successful at large scale. some success stories at large scale.
Joel Salatin
@@JaneThatcher89 thanks
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Something to mull over in the same vain is whether “industrial organic” is sustainable. Pre-certification, organic was the way people grew produce-more like regenerative today. In order to scale to industrial size, it requires certification and standards, inviting the regulations that govern organic farming. For most of us, small & medium scale, with the human touch is very desirable-we accept industrial organic because it’s available broadly all year round in most stores-but it not our preference.
@@ttopero I Agree. Although large-scale regenerative farming is necessary, we should prioritize smaller, local farms that focus on quality and sustainability. By supporting local farmers' markets and sustainable agriculture initiatives we can create a more balanced and sustainable food system.
Did you get snow yet
Yes we did!
Start a worm garden… worms give you the best most even npk… chickens and rabbits are hot and need time to cool.
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the wire mesh floor hurts their feet
That's why we have blankets and rabbit mats on top of it - it's also coated wire with a plastic wrap. They like it so they can relieve themselves cleanly - they do not want their filth in their cage with them. Their upstairs do not have wiring, nor does their play area. We do know what we are doing!
sounds like you will have a bunny issue if you dont have them fixed
That’s a great “issue” to have!
EDIT: For someone who wants meat rabbits, like me.
They’re mostly all fixed :) except for 2
@@jasonberner8614 Thanks for the recommendation! You’re correct, and I should have added that it’s specifically a good problem to have for MEAT rabbits, which is what my plan is for the excess bunnies. I will always keep some around for farming purposes as well, but always keeping the freezer stocked as they multiply. I’m in upstate NY… working towards being off grid and completely self sufficient!
@@JaneThatcher89 Considering they're the 3rd most popular pet, Rabbit's should not be eaten. It's no different than eating a dog or cat then.
@@Swagkia_Kuchiki I respect your opinions, and please respect mine. Some might say to you - why eat any animals then? I also don’t define my life by what our twisted culture defines as popular or acceptable. In our culture, it is also acceptable to hang private parts out of your clothing, naked and exposed… and because it’s “popular” it’s somehow supposed to be acceptable. It’s not ok.
Other countries eat cats and dogs as well; they aren’t indoctrinated by our culture that says certain animals can only be pets and other animals can be freely eaten. They’re all living animals, so who gets to choose where to draw the line for the whole of society?
I definitely LOATHE animal cruelty, but we are at the top of the food chain. I believe in being kind and gentle with animals and I will honor and respect the nutrition they give me as well, once they are humanely killed and in my freezer. It’s The circle of life. My people have always lived off the land. My mom is from Thailand and learned to survive in the wild. I also own chickens. Rabbits are a great survival food!
I don’t believe in depending on the corrupt government and grocery stores/ Big Ag for my sustenance. I will hunt and raise chickens, rabbits and A2 cattle… and be grateful for the sustenance they bring to my life. 🤍