I am not even sure there is a word to describe the gratitude I feel of the time and effort that took to create this video but most importantly the wisdom share by Lance. People take college courses and buy books just to get a snippet of the information share in this journey. Watch the entire thing and rewind to watch many parts and take notes. I am amazed by the vigor, life purpose and passionate love Lance has for Mother Earth and all it produces. And, I must say - we’ll trained dog 🐶 NOT once stepped on harvest 🐾 Thank you thank you thank you so much for this video! Love from Jersey- Mariana
39:56 Turn your wheelbarrow around to face the direction you have to go to BEFORE you load it up. So true, I've always done this even though others find it exasperating, it is MUCH EASIER to move a fully loaded wheelbarrow straight forwards rather than wrestle with it (usually in a tight or narrow spot) to immediately have to turn it around fully. Simple little thing, but it makes the job a bit easier and not struggle so much. I like this guy, he makes a lot of sense, my late mother taught me much of what he's saying, only applicable to the specific or local area. I'll be rewatching this again, soon. All the best from Australia 🇭🇲🦘🙏🦘🇭🇲
He's doing yard work and narrating at the same time, he's not out of breath at all. This guy is in great shape. Your average youtuber enjoyer would be puffing walking some steps and talking xd
I’m still watching the tool section, but I had to say I just love Lance. When you see someone as excited about shovels and forks, you know you’re in for a great video.
This is very similar to my Dutch grand papas garden except he had no grass paths, just a foot path about 2 ft wide. He sourced all kinds of stuff for his compost from forest floors, seaweed, leaves, whatever he could find. He had a very small city plot but the amount of veggies , berries, fruit and flowers from the 25 ft by 14 ft garden was crazy. Sadly he passed when I was a teen . I miss my papa
Wow! Priceless wealth of knowledge! I live on an almost zero lot line in a neighborhood and don’t have any space for composting so I compost everything in place in my perennial garden, including some grass clippings, leaves, prunings, and diy mulch w my electric chipper. I try to add a layer of store bought manure, compost, and wood chips annually. My soil is borderline too fertile for some of the things I’d like to grow.
It so lovely to see how fit and healthy he still is. I don’t know how old he is but he’s fitter than my poor Dad was at 60. Just shows what living like this does. Bless him for sharing the knowledge 🙏
I'm watching the second time I'm impressed with everything, I've done 5 method with tomatoes string, cattle panel and cages by themselves and Florida weave and only a stake in the cages and I'm proud to say his method I've taught myself a few years ago and me and his method is the best and cheaper than most anything. Again thanks he's a master
Thank you for making this video. I just moved to Colorado a few months ago and I'm also at 6000 ft. Elevation. So this was very educational. Thank you again from a Texas Master Gardener.
What a beautiful video! So well done, love the flyovers as well as the close up videography. I have been trying to visit a permaculture farm for a few years now, and it never seems to work for one reason or another. I think this has been the best overall video I’ve seen:). I think it’s the next best to attending a workshop on a perm farm.
Thank you both, I so appreciated all of this gardening wisdom.I love how so much is done by hand and hand tools, ones that have been around for all very long time, so generous that he grows more than he needs, that he ventures outside the rule books and experiments this different methods. He's right up there Paul Gautschi as my gardening heroes!
7:25 the laugh of this guy and his joy in his yard tools, lets me know he is about to go ham on this video!!!! There go the next two and half hours of my life
Lance does a Q and A on my channel and skool community. I am hoping to to film the composting process in detail. Everyone wants to see the mulcher working
I've been reading "The Seed Farmer" recently and it's really cool to see his biannual seed strip that he's doing, hearing him talk about how it's taken him time to figure out and play with. Always learning and growing, that's the mindset to aim for. How cool. What a wonderful garden.
Wow. I'm only a few minutes in, and love the old tools. I grew up on a wheat farm, 4th generation. I have many old tools from my dad, grandfather and even great grandfather. What he calls a scoop shovel, we call a grain shovel. OK, back to the video!
This was the Best 2.5 hours of RUclips I have watched in a long time. Thank you for putting the time and effort into share this Historic Human's knowledge base with all of us. The knowledge and life experience he has gained over his lifetime is priceless and you have just helped share it with the world. Bravo on a great and well made video. Thanks again.
Thank you! Lance is a force of nature for us gardeners. I shared this with a few of our kids, as they are amateur gardeners. Lots of his little tips are so useful to me and I've been gardening for a long time. His attention to detail and meticulous ways are what I appreciate especially. Just wow! 😊
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ That is the bery best gardening video I have ever watched and I have watched thousands! Thank you for doing it for a whole year, it's amazing. ❤
@StefanoCreatini Hi Stefano!! Great documentary Sr!! Hey I need direction, as to how to distribute a product saving 80% on irrigation, man I'm seating on a miracle invention !! It took me years for the inventor to trust me with it as he doesn't want it to fall in the hands of nephariois corporations ,he was well ahead of his time or knew something about these mercenary people doimg land grabs have you seen? "THE GRAB" Man I need to find a way to protect it but it is FDA approved has been out for 20 years but mostly? REPOPULATING DESSERTS IN AFRICA!! People here are silly skeptical but I javent really been able to put effort on it distracted by life changes moving out of a difficult location, land selling scams, no suitable land in Florida where I'm etc. The VA doesn't really back us up when it comes to loans as the banks want normal high scores and mine doesn't cut it and then? They say I need years of agricultural experience and crap... WJAT THEY WANT ME TO SELL TO THE ENEMY!!?? I LOVE MY COUMTRY OTJERWISE A LONG TIME AGO I WOULDVE NECOME A WEALTHY MAN...BUT IT IS NOT ABOUT MONEY... MAKING A BETTER WORLD IS WHAT WE MUST DO But brother as I know biochemistry I have also developed a way to potentiate water, which is amazing, making plants grow up to 5 times!! I have a picture of knockout roses, my gosh!! A landscaper even said they have like this FLUORESCENT GLOW ABOUT THEM!! Same for knock out roses outside. I HAVE EXPERIMENTED FOR YEARS IN A TWO STORY GARAGE IN THE MIDDLE OF A 5 ACRE PROPERTY BUT I WAS WORKING IN AN STUPID REGULAR EXHAUSTING RAT RACE JOB...AND MY GIRLFRIEND WAS EVER AFRAOD OF ME LEAVING IT NEEDING MONEY FOR THIS FOR THAT...I JIST GOT FED UP ONE DAY AND DECIDED TO PURSUE THIS DREAM JUST BUT BY GETING OUT OF TJE NEGATIVE ENERGY OF ALL OF THOSE PEOPLE SURROUNDING HER... BOY THAT REALLY IS DRAING OF ONE LIFE!! My ex girlfriend used to replace her ST AUGUSTINE GRASS DURING SUMMER TIME HERE BY JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA EVERY COUPLE OF MONTHS DESPITE HEAVY IRRIGATION ETC...Of course we know how dumb that is!! With only my water ? THE GRASS HAVE BE EN THERE FOR 3 YEARS!! EVER EXPANDING AS IT GOT EXCEPTIONALLY STRONGER AND RESISTANT FROM THE GETGO!! BUT I'M AFRAID TO SHARE AS MY PROCESS IS NOT PATENTED BUT OF COURSE IBWILL SOON TRY A PROVISIONAL ONE. I'M A WAR VET AT 100% MEDICALLY SEPARATED Bit this is what I can still do. It is just that neck fusion thing oit of combat injury, all good. man I'm passionate about growing organically , with PERMACULTURE IMPLEMENTED WITH SACRED GEOMETRY DESIGN...AS I KNOW THESE UNSEEN FORCES ARE PALPABLE...THAT IS HOW THE MAYAN SUSTAINED SUCH LARGE POPULATIONS...AND SUCH IS PART OF MY SECRET... I have two years in Biochemistry Engineering, but I have a talent to find out about things like this. Any suggestions? I'm all brain fogged right now brother Cheers
I was greatly inspired by the 1st video of Lance, this one is equally amazing. I live in central south africa, our climate is harsh, high temperature of 38 to 42'C is our summer temps, with minimal rain. This year is my 3rd year of vegetable gardening. I took out all my raised beds last season. I had high hopes for this season. Sadly, the grass have taken over almost all my new garden beds. Next planting season i am hand picking all the grass out 😅 thanks Lance!
The potatoe hoe or dunghoe ist my favourite tool to work in the garden. Here in Germany my granny used to call it a "Grubber". The word hoe originates in Germany, I think. Here we call a hoe "Haue" ( from the word slashing). The dung hoe is in fact the best tool to break down clumpy soil. But I guess it´s multi purpose: getting weeds out, that root a little deeper, where you don`t want to cut the roots in pieces and leave them behind. Potatoe hoe because it´s also great to harvest potatoes. Dung hoe I could guess to pull out dirty straw from underneath the cows in a stable. Edit: just looked it up. The dunghoe originates in Germany in the "Frankenwald", which is in the northern part of Thüringen. It is also called a "Krail" which is used to pull apart menure-piles.
😌. my parents were homesteaders in Oregon 40 years ago, then we moved to CO. if you're in one of the hail prone areas, you might get really good at green houses :)
What a wonderful video. Thank you for sharing this knowledge! And thank you for not rushing the video and letting Lance just talk to us. I really loved just listening to him. It would be so great to get a video specifically about his composting, how he shreds it and how he starts a pile (I groaned when he said he started a pile and we missed it in this video) and a video about his hedges around the edge of his garden/property! I need to start some hedges on my property to designate boundaries as well as to stop spray drift of nearby industrial farms and it's so hard to find information about growing a living boundary/hedges (not fast enough for most people, I assume). Thanks again for sharing all of this!
This is a dying breed. I’m a 36 year old version of him. I can only hope and pray I’m in good enough shape to do what he’s doing at his age. Absolutely incredible human he is.
Thanks, the point of me being there is to share the experience and for others to learn. I filmed his place when I got a break from my business and two kids under 3.
So unfair this old farmer is so clear minded I don't think I was ever so clear headed Love seeing anyone who loves their job and he seems 💯 developed with his farm and garden. I agree temperatures for each plant is why things are starting in spring. Correction you are saying corn must be planted in blocks, Untrue you can very easily self pollinate the corn and I plant rows because I don't have much space
Lance says it yields better, but it can be done in rows as well. Lance always recommend to experiment. Never go too dogmatic with gurus and develop your own style
I just spent three hours watching the best tutorial on gardening self reliance I have ever seen, and guiltily want more. That was fantastic, I can’t thank you and Lance enough. One question, how does he preserve the fruit? Thanks again, that was fantastic.
Thanks! Good question, I’ll ask Lance at our next Q and A . I post the live videos on my channel. He dries the grapes. Not sure on the pear and peaches.
@StefanoCreatini one other question if I may add. I noticed a pvc built device in the background but couldn't figure out what it was. Is it some sort of watering/sprinkling device?
This brought me such joy to watch. I can’t in-ground garden amat this time, but still ladd of good tips, applicable even for container gardeners. Such rich lived experience. Blessings!
This video is amazing. I have been learning and trying to find solid info on farming/gardening. I am preparing to start a homestead. Thank you sooo much for sharing this info and taking the time to come back for more so we too can gain some insight and knowledge. ❤ New to your channel…new sub here.
Great video! When he mentioned bailing twine, it reminded me of when I worked at a cattle slaughterhouse for a year. The amount of ingested twine was insane. I sure hope most farmers remove theirs from the bails prior to feeding. I know I do when setting out to feed
Great setup and this guy is really dialed into his garden. I will add I have one of those potato bent forks and you stab the fork in beside the plants and bring the potatoes to the surface without having to dig them up although mine seems to have forks a bit closer together. I'm getting too old to be digging anymore so this year I'm switching to potatoes in big grow bags so I can just dump them in the wheelbarrow. Happy 2025 gardening everyone.
The only way I’ve mastered my quack grass invasions is by installing physical barriers. Of course, my garden is much smaller so I’m able to find sufficient materials to do this. I cut metal roofing into 18” wide strips and bury them vertically, overlapping each end by about 6”. The grass cannot pass that barrier because the roots don’t grow deeper than 18”. It’s a big job to do this but sure beats the 40 years I’ve spent digging grass.
@@StefanoCreatini I did not see any mice proof containers. Cardboard boxes and burrying under straw is not mouse proof. Did not see a cat on the property.
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"Everything I did here, I did with a shovel." RESPECT!
Please continue to film Lance the world needs this documented.
Will do! Lance does a Q and A every month in our Skool community
fans of you both
Wonderful! This is great! Priceless lessons here 🙏❤️👍
I am not even sure there is a word to describe the gratitude I feel of the time and effort that took to create this video but most importantly the wisdom share by Lance. People take college courses and buy books just to get a snippet of the information share in this journey. Watch the entire thing and rewind to watch many parts and take notes. I am amazed by the vigor, life purpose and passionate love Lance has for Mother Earth and all it produces. And, I must say - we’ll trained dog 🐶 NOT once stepped on harvest 🐾 Thank you thank you thank you so much for this video! Love from Jersey- Mariana
Thank you, Best comment. Appreciate the kind words and I will share with Lance.
2.5 hours of free lessons. Incredible. Thank you so much for this, Im sure it was a large effort on your part.
Your welcome and thank you. Lance was great and loves to share his knowledge.
@@jf1274 looks like Lance was one putting put the effort! No help from camera guy. ;)
@@VicNorth777 no one wants to see me garden let’s be honest lol
@@StefanoCreatini LMAO
Just starting watching it. Wish me luck!
The fact that he knows every place and company that he got his tools, plus has a story, or a lesson on how to use it, this guy is sharp!
39:56 Turn your wheelbarrow around to face the direction you have to go to BEFORE you load it up. So true, I've always done this even though others find it exasperating, it is MUCH EASIER to move a fully loaded wheelbarrow straight forwards rather than wrestle with it (usually in a tight or narrow spot) to immediately have to turn it around fully. Simple little thing, but it makes the job a bit easier and not struggle so much. I like this guy, he makes a lot of sense, my late mother taught me much of what he's saying, only applicable to the specific or local area. I'll be rewatching this again, soon. All the best from Australia 🇭🇲🦘🙏🦘🇭🇲
He's doing yard work and narrating at the same time, he's not out of breath at all. This guy is in great shape. Your average youtuber enjoyer would be puffing walking some steps and talking xd
That's a good point, you can tell he's lived an active life.
I’m still watching the tool section, but I had to say I just love Lance. When you see someone as excited about shovels and forks, you know you’re in for a great video.
He is the best, we love him too!
I love my old shovels. I'm 75 and still have my strawberry hot. We usually had 10 acres when I was growing up.
This is a gift. There is no other way to describe it. Thankyou for taking the time to document and produce it. Please do more of this. Well done sir.
Your welcome, I will strive to make as much of these types of videos I can. It was really 9 Videos into one. Took 2 months to edit it.
He didn't just start a garden, he straight up terraformed half an acre. Epic!
I really love the way that the presenter doesn’t interrupt or over talk.leaving us to enjoy every information .👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼❤
I would spend the whole day listening to this gentleman.
Lance is a real treasure, could watch him for hours! Learned so much
Watched thousands of gardening videos, never saw someone explain tools like this, before. Thank you!
Np! Ill let Lance know
April 14th, 2024 all I did was turn 25. This man just motivated me to step my game all the way up! Tank you for the knowledge OG TRIPPLE OG
Glad you found it inspiring. You got this!
This is very similar to my Dutch grand papas garden except he had no grass paths, just a foot path about 2 ft wide. He sourced all kinds of stuff for his compost from forest floors, seaweed, leaves, whatever he could find. He had a very small city plot but the amount of veggies , berries, fruit and flowers from the 25 ft by 14 ft garden was crazy. Sadly he passed when I was a teen . I miss my papa
Wow! Priceless wealth of knowledge! I live on an almost zero lot line in a neighborhood and don’t have any space for composting so I compost everything in place in my perennial garden, including some grass clippings, leaves, prunings, and diy mulch w my electric chipper. I try to add a layer of store bought manure, compost, and wood chips annually. My soil is borderline too fertile for some of the things I’d like to grow.
This wonderful piece is why we love RUclips! Thank you and keep it up.
What an inspiring garden master. I love to see the enthusiasm and sense of wonder in a veteran gardener. That'll be me in 25 years.
Love it, world would be a better place
It so lovely to see how fit and healthy he still is. I don’t know how old he is but he’s fitter than my poor Dad was at 60. Just shows what living like this does. Bless him for sharing the knowledge 🙏
I'm watching the second time I'm impressed with everything, I've done 5 method with tomatoes string, cattle panel and cages by themselves and Florida weave and only a stake in the cages and I'm proud to say his method I've taught myself a few years ago and me and his method is the best and cheaper than most anything.
Again thanks he's a master
Good to know, I’m going to try it this year with my garden
Epic. Gold. Thank you for your wisdom and experience, Lance. Thanks for the effort and resources that went into making this video Stefano & team.
Glad to be able to share, Lance has been a good friend and mentor.
One of the best videos I’ve ever watched. Just can’t replicate 40 years of experience and hard work…. Very inspirational. ❤
It takes time and dedication to build a legacy like that
Thank you for making this video. I just moved to Colorado a few months ago and I'm also at 6000 ft. Elevation. So this was very educational. Thank you again from a Texas Master Gardener.
I hope it helps you grow amazing things!
What a gem of a video. Just recently released too? What a treat. This guy is a big dog for sure. Thanks for showcasing his important work.
I’m so glad you enjoyed the video! It’s always a pleasure to share the wisdom of experienced homesteaders like him.
What a beautiful video!
So well done, love the flyovers as well as the close up videography.
I have been trying to visit a permaculture farm for a few years now, and it never seems to work for one reason or another. I think this has been the best overall video I’ve seen:). I think it’s the next best to attending a workshop on a perm farm.
Oh my goodness! This is fantastic! Wow! My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed this this evening with dinner 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸
Glad you enjoyed this! Love reading comments like this
Thank you both, I so appreciated all of this gardening wisdom.I love how so much is done by hand and hand tools, ones that have been around for all very long time, so generous that he grows more than he needs, that he ventures outside the rule books and experiments this different methods. He's right up there Paul Gautschi as my gardening heroes!
Your welcome, thanks for watching
Incredible to see Lance doing so much by hand
It's amazing what you can achieve with hard work and dedication. Lance really puts his heart into his gardening!
I love how the doggo is just watching him and walking with him ❤❤❤
Tank is the best garden dog, he understands the assignment
I saw the dog never steps in a bed. Good dog.
7:25 the laugh of this guy and his joy in his yard tools, lets me know he is about to go ham on this video!!!! There go the next two and half hours of my life
ahah love the comment
I am happily watching the entire video. Thank you so much for sharing him! We'd love more!
Lance does a Q and A on my channel and skool community. I am hoping to to film the composting process in detail. Everyone wants to see the mulcher working
I've been reading "The Seed Farmer" recently and it's really cool to see his biannual seed strip that he's doing, hearing him talk about how it's taken him time to figure out and play with. Always learning and growing, that's the mindset to aim for. How cool. What a wonderful garden.
This guy loves what he does and it’s contagious! So informative as well! Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow. I'm only a few minutes in, and love the old tools. I grew up on a wheat farm, 4th generation. I have many old tools from my dad, grandfather and even great grandfather. What he calls a scoop shovel, we call a grain shovel. OK, back to the video!
What an excellent video. Very entertaining and informative. Thank you, sir. Marcel from Saskatchewan.
@1:19:13 this is the treasure that I watch for. Great insight after many years that has sound logical reasoning you only come up with after deep work!
Show the world that you can garden anywhere with proper technique !
Great example of Permaculture Bravo !
This old timer is a wealth of knowledge. Lofts of lessons to share.
One minute in and I love the video, content, and depth of time to see everything ❤️
Thanks, lot of effort went into this
This was the Best 2.5 hours of RUclips I have watched in a long time. Thank you for putting the time and effort into share this Historic Human's knowledge base with all of us. The knowledge and life experience he has gained over his lifetime is priceless and you have just helped share it with the world. Bravo on a great and well made video. Thanks again.
You’re welcome, he’s a remarkable man with amazing stories.
What a wealth of knowledge. Thank you for sharing and creating.
My pleasure, hope it helps! Ill let Lance know next time I see him
Learned so much from this video. Thank you, Stefano and Lance. I hope to live just like Lance one day.
That is the goal of many people. Guy is legend around here. Thank you for kind words
This video is a treasure trove of knowledge. Really well done. Thank you both.
Our pleasure !
Thank you! Lance is a force of nature for us gardeners. I shared this with a few of our kids, as they are amateur gardeners. Lots of his little tips are so useful to me and I've been gardening for a long time. His attention to detail and meticulous ways are what I appreciate especially. Just wow! 😊
Thank you for kind words and sharing !
Wow! Just 10 minutes into the video and it’s great! What a huge amount of knowledge shared. Thank you!!
42:46 I really like the way you compost leaves and grass🙂
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That is the bery best gardening video I have ever watched and I have watched thousands!
Thank you for doing it for a whole year, it's amazing. ❤
Thank you! 🙏
We need to have this knowledge on writing man, because one way or another here we are only grasping but a fraction of it I'm sure
What a treat. It's fascinating to see for showcasing his important work.
He's an amazing resource!
I not only enjoyed this but learned a ton. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us Lance!
I’ll let him know
Thanks for this treasure trove!!
My pleasure, hope you can use it to make your own garden!
Well I guess is on is to keep squizing knowledge from this video thank you for sharing your hard work all of you
@StefanoCreatini Hi Stefano!! Great documentary Sr!!
Hey I need direction, as to how to distribute a product saving 80% on irrigation, man I'm seating on a miracle invention !! It took me years for the inventor to trust me with it as he doesn't want it to fall in the hands of nephariois corporations ,he was well ahead of his time or knew something about these mercenary people doimg land grabs have you seen?
"THE GRAB"
Man I need to find a way to protect it but it is FDA approved has been out for 20 years but mostly? REPOPULATING DESSERTS IN AFRICA!!
People here are silly skeptical but I javent really been able to put effort on it distracted by life changes moving out of a difficult location, land selling scams, no suitable land in Florida where I'm etc.
The VA doesn't really back us up when it comes to loans as the banks want normal high scores and mine doesn't cut it and then? They say I need years of agricultural experience and crap...
WJAT THEY WANT ME TO SELL TO THE ENEMY!!??
I LOVE MY COUMTRY OTJERWISE A LONG TIME AGO I WOULDVE NECOME A WEALTHY MAN...BUT IT IS NOT ABOUT MONEY...
MAKING A BETTER WORLD IS WHAT WE MUST DO
But brother as I know biochemistry I have also developed a way to potentiate water, which is amazing, making plants grow up to 5 times!! I have a picture of knockout roses, my gosh!! A landscaper even said they have like this FLUORESCENT GLOW ABOUT THEM!! Same for knock out roses outside.
I HAVE EXPERIMENTED FOR YEARS IN A TWO STORY GARAGE IN THE MIDDLE OF A 5 ACRE PROPERTY
BUT I WAS WORKING IN AN STUPID REGULAR EXHAUSTING RAT RACE JOB...AND MY GIRLFRIEND WAS EVER AFRAOD OF ME LEAVING IT NEEDING MONEY FOR THIS FOR THAT...I JIST GOT FED UP ONE DAY AND DECIDED TO PURSUE THIS DREAM JUST BUT BY GETING OUT OF TJE NEGATIVE ENERGY OF ALL OF THOSE PEOPLE SURROUNDING HER...
BOY THAT REALLY IS DRAING OF ONE LIFE!!
My ex girlfriend used to replace her ST AUGUSTINE GRASS DURING SUMMER TIME HERE BY JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA EVERY COUPLE OF MONTHS DESPITE HEAVY IRRIGATION ETC...Of course we know how dumb that is!!
With only my water ? THE GRASS HAVE BE EN THERE FOR 3 YEARS!!
EVER EXPANDING AS IT GOT EXCEPTIONALLY STRONGER AND RESISTANT FROM THE GETGO!!
BUT I'M AFRAID TO SHARE AS MY PROCESS IS NOT PATENTED BUT OF COURSE IBWILL SOON TRY A PROVISIONAL ONE.
I'M A WAR VET AT 100% MEDICALLY SEPARATED
Bit this is what I can still do. It is just that neck fusion thing oit of combat injury, all good.
man I'm passionate about growing organically , with PERMACULTURE IMPLEMENTED WITH SACRED GEOMETRY DESIGN...AS I KNOW THESE UNSEEN FORCES ARE PALPABLE...THAT IS HOW THE MAYAN SUSTAINED SUCH LARGE POPULATIONS...AND SUCH IS PART OF MY SECRET...
I have two years in Biochemistry Engineering, but I have a talent to find out about things like this.
Any suggestions? I'm all brain fogged right now brother
Cheers
I was greatly inspired by the 1st video of Lance, this one is equally amazing. I live in central south africa, our climate is harsh, high temperature of 38 to 42'C is our summer temps, with minimal rain. This year is my 3rd year of vegetable gardening. I took out all my raised beds last season.
I had high hopes for this season. Sadly, the grass have taken over almost all my new garden beds. Next planting season i am hand picking all the grass out 😅 thanks Lance!
It is tough to fight back against the grass in the heat of summer, good luck with your new garden!
Watching the is on my home TV, 10 minutes in and I’m already loving it. Thank you for this content.
You’re welcome, I also read the comments to Lance since he doesn’t own electronics.
Can't beat years of experience!
100%
The potatoe hoe or dunghoe ist my favourite tool to work in the garden. Here in Germany my granny used to call it a "Grubber". The word hoe originates in Germany, I think. Here we call a hoe "Haue" ( from the word slashing). The dung hoe is in fact the best tool to break down clumpy soil. But I guess it´s multi purpose: getting weeds out, that root a little deeper, where you don`t want to cut the roots in pieces and leave them behind. Potatoe hoe because it´s also great to harvest potatoes. Dung hoe I could guess to pull out dirty straw from underneath the cows in a stable. Edit: just looked it up. The dunghoe originates in Germany in the "Frankenwald", which is in the northern part of Thüringen. It is also called a "Krail" which is used to pull apart menure-piles.
Thank you so much. We are in Colorado and starting our gardens this year. We made lots of notes on helpful tips! ❤
I'm glad to hear that you found the tips helpful! Gardening can be such a rewarding experience. Best of luck with your garden in Colorado!
😌. my parents were homesteaders in Oregon 40 years ago, then we moved to CO. if you're in one of the hail prone areas, you might get really good at green houses :)
Thank you so much for sharing this condensed lessons for free. It came right on time for me. Blessings and more grace to you!
Glad it was helpful! I will be posting the Q and As from Lance from our private group meetings
What a wonderful video. Thank you for sharing this knowledge! And thank you for not rushing the video and letting Lance just talk to us. I really loved just listening to him.
It would be so great to get a video specifically about his composting, how he shreds it and how he starts a pile (I groaned when he said he started a pile and we missed it in this video) and a video about his hedges around the edge of his garden/property! I need to start some hedges on my property to designate boundaries as well as to stop spray drift of nearby industrial farms and it's so hard to find information about growing a living boundary/hedges (not fast enough for most people, I assume).
Thanks again for sharing all of this!
Thanks, join us on our live video tomorrow 11 am EST, we are doing a Q and A with lance, he can answer those questions.
@StefanoCreatini awesome! Unfortunately, I won't be able to make it at that time, but if you post it afterwards, I'll definitely watch it when I can!
@ definitely
Please show actual SHREDDING machinery/process/labor -😊 impoertant. THANKS
Ill have to make a youtube short on this with Lance when I can make it up there
Great video, learned a lot and enjoyed listening! Thank you for taking the time and resources to put together and share. Well done!!!
Our pleasure, thanks 🙏
It's very interesting and amusing to hear what people think is time-consuming or a nuisance and what isn't!
Everything is subjective, no objective reality
This was amazing! Thank you so much for sharing this entire process
You are so welcome!
Incredible! Thank you for documenting all of this.
You are welcome!
This is a dying breed. I’m a 36 year old version of him. I can only hope and pray I’m in good enough shape to do what he’s doing at his age. Absolutely incredible human he is.
100%, and we need more people like Lance to continue. Glad to hear you are doing the same.
It's fascinating to see your journey
WOOOOOOOW! This video is amazing! I love how much knowledge he has and is sharing. Amazing. Thank you.
Lance is a wealth of knowledge!
Wonderful🌱🌿☘️🌳🌵🌲✨
This guy was amazing. Thank you. I kept thinking you would help him but I guess he did not need your help. I could not have just stood there.
Thanks, the point of me being there is to share the experience and for others to learn. I filmed his place when I got a break from my business and two kids under 3.
Gals to know what a shovel is. Thank you. So helpful.
It’s all about the tools!
Sir, your compost is just so beautiful
I’ll let Lance know, he doesn’t own a computer or cell phone
So unfair this old farmer is so clear minded I don't think I was ever so clear headed
Love seeing anyone who loves their job and he seems 💯 developed with his farm and garden.
I agree temperatures for each plant is why things are starting in spring.
Correction you are saying corn must be planted in blocks, Untrue you can very easily self pollinate the corn and I plant rows because I don't have much space
Lance says it yields better, but it can be done in rows as well. Lance always recommend to experiment. Never go too dogmatic with gurus and develop your own style
I just spent three hours watching the best tutorial on gardening self reliance I have ever seen, and guiltily want more. That was fantastic, I can’t thank you and Lance enough. One question, how does he preserve the fruit? Thanks again, that was fantastic.
Thanks! Good question, I’ll ask Lance at our next Q and A . I post the live videos on my channel. He dries the grapes. Not sure on the pear and peaches.
@@StefanoCreatini you mean he makes raisins?
@StefanoCreatini one other question if I may add. I noticed a pvc built device in the background but couldn't figure out what it was. Is it some sort of watering/sprinkling device?
@@David-fv7zg yeah, it’s a homemade watering device. It’s a pvc stand that a regular garden sprinkler attaches to keep it off the ground,
@@StefanoCreatini what is the advantage of this? More even coverage?
The of most informative garden videos I ever seen! ❤Thank you!
We put a lot of work into that, hope you enjoyed it!
How does one “ shred” a compost pile? What does he use to do this? Most shredders I see would take forever.
This was what I was waiting to see too. That’s his crucial tool.
I subscribed because don’t want to miss this precious content
Thank you!
A choice I support !
This brought me such joy to watch. I can’t in-ground garden amat this time, but still ladd of good tips, applicable even for container gardeners. Such rich lived experience. Blessings!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thanks for sharing a good video..
This video is amazing. I have been learning and trying to find solid info on farming/gardening. I am preparing to start a homestead. Thank you sooo much for sharing this info and taking the time to come back for more so we too can gain some insight and knowledge. ❤
New to your channel…new sub here.
Thank you
Amazing!!! ❤❤ will continue watching in steps.
Lol me too. It's a lot of information and I'm a gardener.
Somedays I just want my videos all to start with peace and blessings
это лучшее видео которое я видел за 20 лет ютюба!!!!
Dam that old fella is a trojan I wish I had half the drive he has fantastic video tx fellas you both done well👍
thank you, hes something else!
1:48:46 secret formula for grass hoppers =) 1 Gallon water 2 tbs sugar 2tbls molasses an 4 tbs hydrogen peroxide
Wonderful advice. Thank you🙏
You're welcome!
Lance does a monthly Q and A on our permaculture homestead skool community. Leave some comments below and he can answer.
Question: for another guy in Colorado, where n I buy seeds for my garden?
He mentioned voles got into one of the beds. How did he get rid of them
Lance, if it is better to run the rows north - south. QQQ. Why are the majority of your rows running east- west?
Thank you Sir,
From Montana
What do you use to shred your compost? My wood chipper doesn't do smaller or softer stuff (spits it back out whole in the case of leaves and straw).
@ yard mulcher, something that can do leaves
Great video! When he mentioned bailing twine, it reminded me of when I worked at a cattle slaughterhouse for a year. The amount of ingested twine was insane. I sure hope most farmers remove theirs from the bails prior to feeding. I know I do when setting out to feed
That is a great point about the twine. Safety first always
Great setup and this guy is really dialed into his garden. I will add I have one of those potato bent forks and you stab the fork in beside the plants and bring the potatoes to the surface without having to dig them up although mine seems to have forks a bit closer together. I'm getting too old to be digging anymore so this year I'm switching to potatoes in big grow bags so I can just dump them in the wheelbarrow. Happy 2025 gardening everyone.
Happy gardening to you as well!
Thanks for your all effort i mean it
Thanks
this man is a gem!
Thank you so much for sharing this!
Any time!
This was awesome! Love it all
Thanks!
Very cool, great video, thank you 😊
Glad you liked it!
The only way I’ve mastered my quack grass invasions is by installing physical barriers. Of course, my garden is much smaller so I’m able to find sufficient materials to do this. I cut metal roofing into 18” wide strips and bury them vertically, overlapping each end by about 6”. The grass cannot pass that barrier because the roots don’t grow deeper than 18”. It’s a big job to do this but sure beats the 40 years I’ve spent digging grass.
That’s a really interesting solution, definitely going to look into that.
What does Lance's compost shredder look like?
AWESOME interview / class, Thank you!
Anytime! A regular yard mulcher
This is fantastic.
Thanks!
I really enjoyed this and learned a few things. Thank you for sharing.
You are most welcome!
Those are huge piles. How much land are you gathering from?
Love the video. How do you keep the mice and deer from eating he harvest.
There is deer fencing around the garden. He puts his harvest in mice proof containers
@@StefanoCreatini I did not see any mice proof containers. Cardboard boxes and burrying under straw is not mouse proof. Did not see a cat on the property.
Im in olathe! high five colorado! Hugs love!❤😊❤
Howdy Neighbor!
Anybody notice that the dog won't walk on the garden he just lays on the edges❤❤❤❤
Tank is a garden dog
I ❤ that dog!