As a75 year old woman I wish I had all this information and advice 65 years ago. I have a regular lot in a small town. I try to use as much of this information as I can. Thank you young man.
The videos which were made several years ago really showcase the improvements that have been made on your homestead. Y'all should be very proud of what you have achieved. The one percent improvement philosophy is definitely working for you and inspiring others.
Plants as windbreaker… this is so true! We just had a super typhoon. Luckily we had bamboo around our house. Some bamboo poles actually broke and fell on our roof but at least it stopped the wind from blowing our roof away….
I am forever thankful that I came across your channel and started learning about permaculture farming and the practices that Joel Salatin uses/teaches. Around 2013/14, I helped a friend work in his commercial chicken houses and knew that I wanted to work in agriculture in some capacity. However, I also knew that I didn’t want to raise chickens that way because of the conditions they live through in those large chicken houses. Since starting to learn about permaculture, I plan to use that style of farming when I retire in about 3-5 yrs. I can’t wait to get started, but I’m in my waiting room, as Jessica Sowers puts it…and I’m watching/reading as much about permaculture farming as I can.Thanks for everything that you teach us.
Thank you Justin and family. I started watching because your boys were about the age I was when I was on the farm and it felt like old times. I've kept watching because of you ongoing discussion of permaculture methods which remind me of some of what my granddaddy taught me. And have expanded to many of your friends for similar reasons. Keep on growing!
Today on Living Traditions Homestead, Sarah gave a lot of information on breeding rabbits. I thought Lilly might like to watch it. Sarah has been raising rabbits for over 10 years.
Please watch Sarah's Living Traditions Homestead youtube that was put out today on raising rabbits for meat. I bet she will cover a lot of things you have been clueless about. She has bred meat rabbits for about 10 years so she knows what's what. I have nor never will breed rabbits so I didn't finish the video but knowing how much she puts into her youtube channel and their videos I'm sure it is fairly straight forward. Joy Giles
I wish I could give you two thumbs up great video wish I had heard it 12 years ago... in the last 12 years I have moved my garden and my herb garden and I am preparing to move a large tree that is in front of my new solar array LOL one of my mistakes was not thinking of head not putting things I planned on having later on in my mapping out of my land I just put what I had at that time but when I add other things it didn't work out and things got moved around great teaching I'm sure many people will benefit from it
As far as feathers, they are good for fertilizer, stuffing pillows, fly tying, decorating (dream catchers), or if you feel like going really old school, you could use them for writing
Possums also eat rats (they have a large overlap in niche). Thank you for acknowledge we are in the ecosystem, part of it, thank you! Non corporate trained (traditionally) ecologists love Regenerative Agriculture. I so appreciate your channel, your videos, your passion, and your whole family, thank you. Holy Chicken Squat (LOL), still laughing. Chickens also calm people. I live on a creek, across which I have a lot of neigbours who can look into my yard. Last summer I noted people in the afternoon and evening on their beaches with binoculars...this weirded me out, I found out they were watching our chickens for entertainment and relaxation. I never much thought of it, but even my husband loves sitting outside over his lunch and watch the birds while eating. They are relaxing. Thank you for your knowledge, take care
The possum doesn't eat as much ticks as people say. The claim was from a study in that they covered a possum in ticks and then counted how many it ate in an hour then made the number off that. That would be like covering a human with ticks and count how many ticks they crush in an hour and say humans are so good at killing ticks.
This was very informative and so applicable for my garden space for three seasons here, so getting a little creative for the winter time will be/is the only thing I have to tweek. Many thanks for sharing this permaculture/Abundance+ video!🇨🇦
Brother... I am sure you are aware. LYME DISEASE never goes away. It will lay dormant until a stressful situation weakens your immune system - then slap your feeling sick again. Consider some Guinea Hens for tick remediation - they eat them by the ton.
It is so funny seeing what your front yard looked like before you added those raised beds. You have done so much development on your farm over the years and it looks amazing!
I’m so glad you made this video, this is an amazing video! I’m excited to share my investment experience for 2021, I believe it will help a lot of people here that are confused on how to start the new year and be productive for the year
From my own point of view, you need to invest smartly, if you need the good things of life. so far i've made over $505k in raw profits from just q4 of the market from my diversified portfolio strategy and i believe anyone can do it you have the right strategy. mutual funds takes long time but investing smartly is the key for short term. Most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest position in the market to the cost of proper diversification.
I'm an amateur investor, i have 2 IRAs, I do not like the cookie cutter responses from Fidelity, Vanguard Schwab, etc 7%-9% year on average, how do you invest?
My portfolio is very much diversified so it's not like i have a particular fund i invest in. plus i don't do that by myself. i follow the trades of KAREN GAYE GRAY. She is a popular broker you might have heard of. I can correctly say she's worth her salt as a financial adviser as her diversification skills are top notch/ I say because i see that in her results as my portfolio grows by averages of 10 to 15% on a monthly basis. unlike i can say for my IRA which has just been trudging along. my portfolio just mirrors what she trades and not just on some particular industries of my choosing.
By following trades do you mean copying her trades, as is done in etoro? Are you giving her your money or the money stays in your account? I have heard about copying trades but have not looked into it but i have an idea of what it is.
Yeah exactly. My money stays right in my account. It's all programmatic. plus it's relatively much easier to set up and connect my accounts than creating a financial pan and drafting investment strategies myself. my account just mirrors her trades in realtime
As you are also a farmer and you are getting really good money from your farm because in your country this work is respectfull but in India oposite happens
We actually feed our opossums and raccoons. We have a hill where we throw our trash that decays naturally, like cardboard, paper, wood, brush etc...and we toss the food down there for them. They turn it and shred it and poop on it and help it rot down into soil. Also...because we do this, they will walk right through our flock of chickens and ignore them completely to go for what they see as easy food. We can also get rabies bait blocks there during bad years so they are inoculated. Also...take hollowed out eggs for crafts. Feathers make great crafts...you can sort them and send them to people who make miniatures, tie flies for fishing, make ornaments (think the small breast feathers layered like dragon scales around a Christmas ornament), doll making, jewelry making. Walnut shells if you can open them directly in half also make for great crafts. Walnut and black walnut hulls make a great hair conditioner, and conditioner for dogs that helps keep fleas and flies and skeeters off of them (smells nice, too). The feet of chickens make fantastic jellied broth, along with their nards, combs, wattles, heads and the unlaid eggs.
Well, it's a good thing I built my massive raised Hugelkultur beds close to my house. We built the 2 chicken coops and it was a disaster ultimately, or my brother did. Back to square one with the coops. Bummer.
happy new yr.rhoades family..sorry but I can't seem 2 find the capital letters..ugh..getting old ain't easy...love u and family..your land..us older folks like your chnl for many reasons..but I like watching becuz your chnnl takes me bke to younger days in..wadesboro..polkton..Daddys farming..potato field.cotton ..just having chickens clucking and pig chasing me.im 73 now..got spring fever in pa.42 degrees ..birds singing..I'm happy with the lord..I got the joy in my soul...tell wife hello..she the age of 1 of my daughters in Lexington.ok thank you for this 😀 😊 video.......
But the great chicken bedding/manure was never put into the gardens! The pole barn deep bedding was never spread on the pastures. Plants were never planted for privacy, wind block, or mulch! He never works on a compost pile! If you don't have a good compost pile, you can't properly amend the soil. All of this on Abundace Plus to make money BUT he doesn't do any of it himself. Other homesteads, actually, use awesome compost and tell you how to make it! Other homesteads use other amendments and explain why it's needed! Other homesteads don't ask you to pay for the advice!!
Dale he just showed us this video where the pole barn hadn’t been built yet.. also the manure was discussed showing the garden and woods chips multiple times. Perhaps going back in his videos to see when the pole barn was built which I don’t think was all too long ago I think 2020, and see that in this video the bus is in the background so that’s a few years older.. take a moment to re-evaluate your comment and see that yes all of what you remarked has and is being done. Happy gardening and take care!
@@redinthethevalley First off, my name is Darla. Yes, this is a very old video that is in Abundance Plus! If everything he said in this video is or has been done, I would like to know! Where are the compost piles? Where are privacy plants and wind block trees? When did he ever put chicken compost in the garden? Why doesn't he spread manure? What does he do to amend the soil? He's been talking for years about many different things but to this present day he still does none of it! Am I wrong? Please, enlighten me! I've been watching for years!
BUT is not a great word to start with unless it's followed by; I want free advice, I don't research or know how things work, I assume you run your operation for free so gimme, OR I'm gonna watch someone else who does what I like.
This guys goal is to by the land around his farm… for that he needs millions of dollars. He’s made no secret of his desire to buy more land. If you believe his dumpster diving poverty beginnings, then he’s not starting off rich and getting richer, he starting medium poor. Abundance Plus is his money making machine. There are some laudable principles being promoted here. RUclips has become his Abundance Plus promotion channel.
@@renafarted9075 There is no advice from Justin, that is useful. There are a lot of things, that are so wrong that it's harmful to animals and humans. There is no information that is worth, actually, purchasing. Everything is just basic everyday knowledge. Any homestead question can be answered from a simple Google search and it will be accurate information! Justin, as a RUclipsr, generates an income by producing homestead videos. He goes beyond this, however, by publishing books, creating Abundance Plus, Rooted, and now Divergence (?). People pay for basic inaccurate information that is free everywhere! His RUclips channel is now showing how little he, actually, knows! How his "great ideas" are all failing! The typical daily chaos is about to explode!
stopped the vid 3 seconds in to say -if you are done with your youtube channel you need to be straight with us - I am so BORED with all the advertising - I am unsubscribing now - might come back if the channel returns
As a75 year old woman I wish I had all this information and advice 65 years ago. I have a regular lot in a small town. I try to use as much of this information as I can. Thank you young man.
The videos which were made several years ago really showcase the improvements that have been made on your homestead. Y'all should be very proud of what you have achieved. The one percent improvement philosophy is definitely working for you and inspiring others.
Plants as windbreaker… this is so true! We just had a super typhoon. Luckily we had bamboo around our house. Some bamboo poles actually broke and fell on our roof but at least it stopped the wind from blowing our roof away….
Justin you are a motivator ‼️ a child of earth ,
I am forever thankful that I came across your channel and started learning about permaculture farming and the practices that Joel Salatin uses/teaches. Around 2013/14, I helped a friend work in his commercial chicken houses and knew that I wanted to work in agriculture in some capacity. However, I also knew that I didn’t want to raise chickens that way because of the conditions they live through in those large chicken houses. Since starting to learn about permaculture, I plan to use that style of farming when I retire in about 3-5 yrs. I can’t wait to get started, but I’m in my waiting room, as Jessica Sowers puts it…and I’m watching/reading as much about permaculture farming as I can.Thanks for everything that you teach us.
This came at the perfect time! I'm trying my first attempt at placement of things for our new homestead. So many things to consider!
Us too! Best wishes.
Man can learn something new everyday till the end, thanks 🙏🏻
I love opossums 💕. They are so useful. Brush pile is good for birds and bees and protecting soil. I love my videos and abundance plus.
I been throwing out my kitchen food waste to a garden and now I got the best garden ever
Thank you Justin! You're helping people understand permaculture and be more puposeful with their homesteads.
Thank you for the content for those of us unable to buy tv
Thanks Justin you’re the best! 👏👏👏👍👍👍💯💯💯
Thank you Justin and family. I started watching because your boys were about the age I was when I was on the farm and it felt like old times. I've kept watching because of you ongoing discussion of permaculture methods which remind me of some of what my granddaddy taught me. And have expanded to many of your friends for similar reasons. Keep on growing!
Today on Living Traditions Homestead, Sarah gave a lot of information on breeding rabbits. I thought Lilly might like to watch it. Sarah has been raising rabbits for over 10 years.
I can’t recommend looking into the American Rabbit Breeders Association enough for learning and growing in your knowledge on rabbits.
@@christophercaldwell3596 100% agree Christopher!
Loved your permaculture masterclass on Abundance +.
Please watch Sarah's Living Traditions Homestead youtube that was put out today on raising rabbits for meat. I bet she will cover a lot of things you have been clueless about. She has bred meat rabbits for about 10 years so she knows what's what. I have nor never will breed rabbits so I didn't finish the video but knowing how much she puts into her youtube channel and their videos I'm sure it is fairly straight forward. Joy Giles
I wish I could give you two thumbs up great video wish I had heard it 12 years ago... in the last 12 years I have moved my garden and my herb garden and I am preparing to move a large tree that is in front of my new solar array LOL one of my mistakes was not thinking of head not putting things I planned on having later on in my mapping out of my land I just put what I had at that time but when I add other things it didn't work out and things got moved around great teaching I'm sure many people will benefit from it
As far as feathers, they are good for fertilizer, stuffing pillows, fly tying, decorating (dream catchers), or if you feel like going really old school, you could use them for writing
Possums also eat rats (they have a large overlap in niche). Thank you for acknowledge we are in the ecosystem, part of it, thank you! Non corporate trained (traditionally) ecologists love Regenerative Agriculture. I so appreciate your channel, your videos, your passion, and your whole family, thank you. Holy Chicken Squat (LOL), still laughing. Chickens also calm people. I live on a creek, across which I have a lot of neigbours who can look into my yard. Last summer I noted people in the afternoon and evening on their beaches with binoculars...this weirded me out, I found out they were watching our chickens for entertainment and relaxation. I never much thought of it, but even my husband loves sitting outside over his lunch and watch the birds while eating. They are relaxing. Thank you for your knowledge, take care
Always 1st Class information. Thank you Justin
Thank you! I appreciate all of your inspirational videos.
Thanks Justin! Good info! I wish I knew this a few decades ago but never too late ...by God's grace! Hugs🤗💜🤗
The possum doesn't eat as much ticks as people say. The claim was from a study in that they covered a possum in ticks and then counted how many it ate in an hour then made the number off that. That would be like covering a human with ticks and count how many ticks they crush in an hour and say humans are so good at killing ticks.
As a man who is still trying to keep raised beds tomatoes alive, this is both inspiring and depressing.
It's a closed loop system why Isn't permaculture taught in schools
This was very informative and so applicable for my garden space for three seasons here, so getting a little creative for the winter time will be/is the only thing I have to tweek. Many thanks for sharing this permaculture/Abundance+ video!🇨🇦
Brother... I am sure you are aware. LYME DISEASE never goes away. It will lay dormant until a stressful situation weakens your immune system - then slap your feeling sick again. Consider some Guinea Hens for tick remediation - they eat them by the ton.
I definitely understand Lyme being from Nantucket Island where we have a huge impact on both those who work outdoors and those who recreate outdoors
I agree With you on the possum they are a very useful animal in wild life I would have let it go as well. Great video! Love and prayers from Canada 🇨🇦
It is so funny seeing what your front yard looked like before you added those raised beds. You have done so much development on your farm over the years and it looks amazing!
I’m so glad you made this video, this is an amazing video! I’m excited to share my investment experience for 2021, I believe it will help a lot of people here that are confused on how to start the new year and be productive for the year
From my own point of view, you need to invest smartly, if you need the good things of life. so far i've made over $505k in raw profits from just q4 of the market from my diversified portfolio strategy and i believe anyone can do it you have the right strategy. mutual funds takes long time but investing smartly is the key for short term. Most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest position in the market to the cost of proper diversification.
I'm an amateur investor, i have 2 IRAs, I do not like the cookie cutter responses from Fidelity, Vanguard Schwab, etc 7%-9% year on average, how do you invest?
My portfolio is very much diversified so it's not like i have a particular fund i invest in. plus i don't do that by myself. i follow the trades of KAREN GAYE GRAY. She is a popular broker you might have heard of. I can correctly say she's worth her salt as a financial adviser as her diversification skills are top notch/ I say because i see that in her results as my portfolio grows by averages of 10 to 15% on a monthly basis. unlike i can say for my IRA which has just been trudging along. my portfolio just mirrors what she trades and not just on some particular industries of my choosing.
By following trades do you mean copying her trades, as is done in etoro? Are you giving her your money or the money stays in your account? I have heard about copying trades but have not looked into it but i have an idea of what it is.
Yeah exactly. My money stays right in my account. It's all programmatic. plus it's relatively much easier to set up and connect my accounts than creating a financial pan and drafting investment strategies myself. my account just mirrors her trades in realtime
I love RUclips’s version of the Fountain of Youth! (3 months ago)😉
I sure ilove ur vids, I love self food and survival life,.frm india
How do I deal with moles I live in Indiana and they're a pain in the butt. They dig up everything do have that problem?
Blessings to all!
The plant and tree resource link in description does not seem to be working. Does anyone have the correct link for it? Would be most appreciated!
Watching from Nairobi Kenya.
I love this.
Peace be with you, friend 🙏
As you are also a farmer and you are getting really good money from your farm because in your country this work is respectfull but in India oposite happens
You're a helluva man Eagle you being sick you keep going I'll give you two thumbs up
We actually feed our opossums and raccoons. We have a hill where we throw our trash that decays naturally, like cardboard, paper, wood, brush etc...and we toss the food down there for them. They turn it and shred it and poop on it and help it rot down into soil. Also...because we do this, they will walk right through our flock of chickens and ignore them completely to go for what they see as easy food. We can also get rabies bait blocks there during bad years so they are inoculated. Also...take hollowed out eggs for crafts. Feathers make great crafts...you can sort them and send them to people who make miniatures, tie flies for fishing, make ornaments (think the small breast feathers layered like dragon scales around a Christmas ornament), doll making, jewelry making. Walnut shells if you can open them directly in half also make for great crafts. Walnut and black walnut hulls make a great hair conditioner, and conditioner for dogs that helps keep fleas and flies and skeeters off of them (smells nice, too). The feet of chickens make fantastic jellied broth, along with their nards, combs, wattles, heads and the unlaid eggs.
Well, it's a good thing I built my massive raised Hugelkultur beds close to my house. We built the 2 chicken coops and it was a disaster ultimately, or my brother did. Back to square one with the coops. Bummer.
I love what you do on your farm so I'll real natural
When are you going back home?
Justin can you tell me how Arjun and his family are doing as well as how to contact him. I have missed seeing him and his family on your channel.
He has a yt channel but i forget what its called - he and family are at mothers place
ruclips.net/video/lX6wU3jmOf8/видео.html
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happy new yr.rhoades family..sorry but I can't seem 2 find the capital letters..ugh..getting old ain't easy...love u and family..your land..us older folks like your chnl for many reasons..but I like watching becuz your chnnl takes me bke to younger days in..wadesboro..polkton..Daddys farming..potato field.cotton ..just having chickens clucking and pig chasing me.im 73 now..got spring fever in pa.42 degrees ..birds singing..I'm happy with the lord..I got the joy in my soul...tell wife hello..she the age of 1 of my daughters in Lexington.ok thank you for this 😀 😊 video.......
Hi Justin - can we still have access to chick-saw 2.0 build plans ??? Thanks
excellent info
Thank you.
But the great chicken bedding/manure was never put into the gardens! The pole barn deep bedding was never spread on the pastures. Plants were never planted for privacy, wind block, or mulch! He never works on a compost pile! If you don't have a good compost pile, you can't properly amend the soil. All of this on Abundace Plus to make money BUT he doesn't do any of it himself. Other homesteads, actually, use awesome compost and tell you how to make it! Other homesteads use other amendments and explain why it's needed! Other homesteads don't ask you to pay for the advice!!
Dale he just showed us this video where the pole barn hadn’t been built yet.. also the manure was discussed showing the garden and woods chips multiple times. Perhaps going back in his videos to see when the pole barn was built which I don’t think was all too long ago I think 2020, and see that in this video the bus is in the background so that’s a few years older.. take a moment to re-evaluate your comment and see that yes all of what you remarked has and is being done. Happy gardening and take care!
@@redinthethevalley First off, my name is Darla. Yes, this is a very old video that is in Abundance Plus! If everything he said in this video is or has been done, I would like to know! Where are the compost piles? Where are privacy plants and wind block trees? When did he ever put chicken compost in the garden? Why doesn't he spread manure? What does he do to amend the soil? He's been talking for years about many different things but to this present day he still does none of it! Am I wrong? Please, enlighten me! I've been watching for years!
BUT is not a great word to start with unless it's followed by; I want free advice, I don't research or know how things work, I assume you run your operation for free so gimme, OR I'm gonna watch someone else who does what I like.
This guys goal is to by the land around his farm… for that he needs millions of dollars. He’s made no secret of his desire to buy more land. If you believe his dumpster diving poverty beginnings, then he’s not starting off rich and getting richer, he starting medium poor. Abundance Plus is his money making machine. There are some laudable principles being promoted here. RUclips has become his Abundance Plus promotion channel.
@@renafarted9075 There is no advice from Justin, that is useful. There are a lot of things, that are so wrong that it's harmful to animals and humans. There is no information that is worth, actually, purchasing. Everything is just basic everyday knowledge. Any homestead question can be answered from a simple Google search and it will be accurate information!
Justin, as a RUclipsr, generates an income by producing homestead videos. He goes beyond this, however, by publishing books, creating Abundance Plus, Rooted, and now Divergence (?). People pay for basic inaccurate information that is free everywhere! His RUclips channel is now showing how little he, actually, knows! How his "great ideas" are all failing! The typical daily chaos is about to explode!
🐥🐞🐝
stopped the vid 3 seconds in to say -if you are done with your youtube channel you need to be straight with us - I am so BORED with all the advertising - I am unsubscribing now - might come back if the channel returns
Great video as always!! Just a hint...**you're 🥰
Chickens and other poultry...integrated pest management.
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Viet nam 🐓🦆🐖🐃💕🌹
Chicken feathers: do you let your chickens fly?
Would you think about arrows rather than pillows or duvets?
Wow
He trims one wing on each
@@kingscairn I wonder why he doesn't say that, and why he didn't ponder a little longer on for what feathers could be used.