Pasture Raised PIMP another great Q A video. you handle every question like a pro...That's because you are, can't wait for future videos, teaching the masses the way to Permaculture freedom. God Bless from TN.
My grandfather used to keep a little worm farm (for fishing bait) in the backyard with newspaper laid down. We'd keep it wet and add some as the old stuff would break down. There was always worms underneath when we'd lift the layers up. He said that they'd eat the ink off of the paper. Sure enough the underside would have sections of ink missing off of the paper. FYI.
Excellent answers put forth with great clarity. I benefited personally from your compost answers. Thank you. You are doing a good thing thru your channel.
Is there any way you can get on David The Good's Skool platform? He's got videos, a member's section, etc... I know he's had Flomaton Famous on there, I think you would be great too!
#PERMACULTURE Q&A I have property in Bell County Texas and I have very sweet and extremely rocky soil, (PH is almost 9) and I am wanting to plant some fruit trees. Can you recommend some trees that will would do fairly well in soil that alkaline? Your content is some of the best out there, keep up the great work!
Speaking of things like poison ivy, had some stinging Nettle hit me in the face the other day, luckily I have a beard. It didn't sting me. So men, grow your beards out for safety reasons. 😂😂
#permacultureQ&A love the channel. I have a 1.5acre property broken up into 3 sections. Clear lawn around house, older growth oak and hickory and last half acre is heavily wooded with a mess of mountain laurel. What are your thoughts on using pigs to clear the undergrowth? I’m concerned about the toxicity. But would love to turn the laurel into bacon. Thanks for all you do.
Permaculture Q&A: If my woods are full of bois d'arc and honey locust, would it be better to use those cleared branches for bio char instead of chop and drop?
#PERMACULTURE Q&A I'm in zone 6a but i am also high altitude, and this year my last frost was June 20. So would that mean the best fruit trees for me would have high chill hours? Trees I have tried in the past have flowered way too early and buds get lost to late frosts. PS Bone Sauce does keep the deer away. I am now testing it for moles.
Thank God my Honey Locust does NOT look like the picture you showed, but boy are they invasive. Ours the small tree's or tree's that got cut so much they turned into a bush.
#permacultureq&a I'm old and flipping piles of compost isn't something I'm interested in doing. Will my compost heap of randomly placed layers of kitchen scraps, leaves, grass clippings, chicken bedding, etc eventually compost without flipping? If so, how long to wait?
#PermacultureQnA: We would love to give you our business, we are located in Hill Country, TX (Zone 8B). We have a 3000 square food garden (raised beds and in-ground), have amended with a variety of materials (compost, mulch, cover crops, bulk garden soil, etc.) over the last four years in a variety of places. What samples would you recommend we forward as we suspect the soil would be different from location to location. Please and Thank you in advance for your attention to this query.
Good job son! Look forward to seeing y’all!
Thanks Dad! Can’t wait to see y’all too!
Life comes 1st. Thank you for the Q & A's. They're helpful for everyone no matter what zone or stage of permaculture we're in.
Thank you so much!
I love ALL The Permaculture Consultant videos!
Thanks buddy!
Pasture Raised PIMP another great Q A video. you handle every question like a pro...That's because you are, can't wait for future videos, teaching the masses the way to Permaculture freedom. God Bless from TN.
Thanks buddy!
No worries, take care of family first ;-) appreciate the knowledge you share with each video!
Thank you so much!
My grandfather used to keep a little worm farm (for fishing bait) in the backyard with newspaper laid down. We'd keep it wet and add some as the old stuff would break down. There was always worms underneath when we'd lift the layers up. He said that they'd eat the ink off of the paper. Sure enough the underside would have sections of ink missing off of the paper. FYI.
Haha that's wild. I know Geoff Lawton had a little "fishing bait" worm farm in addition to his vermicompost setups.
So helpful. Love the Q&A. Ty.
Thank you!
❤ from Aotearoa-New Zealand 🇳🇿
I would love to know how to pronounce it 😂
Good Stuff!
Thank you!
Thx William! 😊
No problem! Thank you!
No worries sir. Real life first
Thank you sir!
Verge permaculture is in Alberta, Canada.
I'm not sure how I got that mixed up 😂
Thanks for answering my Q&A William, that’s really helpful!
No problem, thank you!
Excellent answers put forth with great clarity. I benefited personally from your compost answers. Thank you. You are doing a good thing thru your channel.
Thank you so much buddy!
American Burnweed seems to be a great nitrogen fixer.
Enjoy the Festival with family😊
I sure will! Thank you!
I love my mimosa trees.
They're awesome!
Is there any way you can get on David The Good's Skool platform? He's got videos, a member's section, etc... I know he's had Flomaton Famous on there, I think you would be great too!
I can text him and ask! He and Dad are really good friends.
#PERMACULTURE Q&A I have property in Bell County Texas and I have very sweet and extremely rocky soil, (PH is almost 9) and I am wanting to plant some fruit trees. Can you recommend some trees that will would do fairly well in soil that alkaline? Your content is some of the best out there, keep up the great work!
Speaking of things like poison ivy, had some stinging Nettle hit me in the face the other day, luckily I have a beard. It didn't sting me. So men, grow your beards out for safety reasons. 😂😂
😂 That's awesome! Stinging nettle is no fun.
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Flooded land in good for growing certain things? Correct?
#permacultureQ&A love the channel. I have a 1.5acre property broken up into 3 sections. Clear lawn around house, older growth oak and hickory and last half acre is heavily wooded with a mess of mountain laurel. What are your thoughts on using pigs to clear the undergrowth? I’m concerned about the toxicity. But would love to turn the laurel into bacon. Thanks for all you do.
Very good question! Thank you so much!
Permaculture Q&A: If my woods are full of bois d'arc and honey locust, would it be better to use those cleared branches for bio char instead of chop and drop?
Good question! I would go with biochar considering neither one of those trees are going to break down in my lifetime 😂
#PERMACULTURE Q&A I'm in zone 6a but i am also high altitude, and this year my last frost was June 20. So would that mean the best fruit trees for me would have high chill hours? Trees I have tried in the past have flowered way too early and buds get lost to late frosts.
PS Bone Sauce does keep the deer away. I am now testing it for moles.
Awesome question! Thank you so much!
Thank God my Honey Locust does NOT look like the picture you showed, but boy are they invasive. Ours the small tree's or tree's that got cut so much they turned into a bush.
Haha a lot of cultivated varieties don't look like that anymore. People have developed thornless and almost thornless honey locust.
Are there any concerns putting night shade plants such as potato or tomato vines in your compost?
Thanks Jerry
The Ole Texas cCoot
Not at all! They're good to go!
#permacultureq&a I'm old and flipping piles of compost isn't something I'm interested in doing.
Will my compost heap of randomly placed layers of kitchen scraps, leaves, grass clippings, chicken bedding, etc eventually compost without flipping? If so, how long to wait?
Good question! Thank you!
#PermacultureQnA: We would love to give you our business, we are located in Hill Country, TX (Zone 8B). We have a 3000 square food garden (raised beds and in-ground), have amended with a variety of materials (compost, mulch, cover crops, bulk garden soil, etc.) over the last four years in a variety of places. What samples would you recommend we forward as we suspect the soil would be different from location to location. Please and Thank you in advance for your attention to this query.
Good question! There will actually be a video dedicated to proper soil sampling. I'm in the process of setting up my lab as we speak!
My husband and I would love to have a consultation for our property. How do we go about finding someone in our area? We are in eastern Kentucky.
I travel! Shoot me an email at ThePermacultureConsultant@gmail.com whenever you get a chance! Thank you!
@@ThePermacultureConsultant thank you!