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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
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As a female part of our homestead team, this whole thing was touching. How Joel spoke about his wife, her role, what she has done for him, young women, the home, the farm, etc...I feel more women need this affirmation that farming, being a helpmate, a homemaker, a mother, mentor, teaching the ways, a canner, etc...I felt convicted on so many levels including rest❤️ I would love to be in all groups like these, to encourage, to share, to be community.
I absolutely love the way he describes his wife❤️ just precious! And also how he also gives others credit for helping him grow, help him be who he is. Wise man!!!!🙏🏻
His advice around the 40 min mark when he is talking about self care is something many of us need. We fill our life with distractions we think is giving us rest but really isn’t. That is why we feel so anxious about everything. We need to find a way to enjoy what we do so that we don’t face burnout.
One of my very favorite people in the world! He taught me so much 15 years ago and I've always said during some of the hardest, sickest days of my life with Lyme & Co., the farm healed me. Joel's faith shines through and makes him so gracious and kind. Thank you Joel!
It still amazes me that there are people in the USA who are upset that you can be a farmer or homesteader and not be poor. I don't know how to properly state this, but it's like they think you must be stupid or poor or both to live on a farm or homestead. It's like they can't see a lifestyle that doesn't revolve around owning more than the "Jone's". The joy I get from working in my garden to grow my own food is such a deep peace that I never found in any of my regular jobs. Yes, it is work and no, I don't have to do it to have food. They just don't get that I do all of this work because it make me feel good, at peace and fulfilled.
People who believe farmers are poor are behind the times. But maybe all they’ve known are people who haven’t got enough vision to dream big and actually are poor.
Worse than that, the number of people who look down their noses at farmers. To succeed, a farmer has to be a business person, vet, breeder, mechanic, carpenter, plumber, electrician, weather man… you can’t be a moron and be a successful farmer. Farmers are no have more savvy than a lot of those turning up their noses…
Just loved the way Henry watched Joel while he was speaking. He was locked onto Joel, paying him attention throughout his commenting time! Well behaved on his pop’s lap!
Yes, I love watching Henry. I think he was so tuned in because he is so involved in the farm life. He gets attention from his family in a very nurturing way. I think involving a baby the way he’s been involved helps the baby to be all he can, rather than sitting him in front of tv with little human involvement.
I was thinking the same!! He is such a sweet boy! And liliana is such a sweetie… her sweet voice in the background melts my heart!! this is a tough age to keep them occupied during something like this and they both did great!!
Yes!
“He healed things.”
What an epitaph! What a goal!
Thank you for this video!!
Brianna has such a gift for asking such important questions! Thank you for sharing this wonderful video with us!
I think teaching your craft is a great resource for others and a person should receive compensation whether they teach through a book or a lecture or through hands on experience. Joel is a great teacher and I appreciate being able to learn from his experience. Kids miss it when they forget “old people” are living books of knowledge and experience. Many thanks…
Well said! Tim
Thanks Ben for bringing up a really important question. I felt it was too lightly answered. It would be good to see a deep discussion on burnout with farming/homesteading/permaculture community worldwide. What are the common causes, and what support systems can be put in place.
I agree 100% with what I THINK you were pointing out. There is no doubt that Joel is a highly respected person. However, from the blessing I have had of speaking to audiences, both small and large, around the world...I have learned that when somebody asks a question like Ben asked, I don't need to respond IMMEDIATELY with telling MY story! Rather, I would love for Joel to have asked Ben to expand upon what he meant by that question of burnout, how he would describe burnout, and maybe to give a few examples of how Ben has felt the sting of burnout and how he might have witnessed it in the lives of other homesteaders. THEN--and ONLY THEN--Joel could have responded with his story.
I suppose I am too critical of speakers who are accustomed ot having throngs of people crowding around them, just waiting for some perceived crumb of wisdom to fall from the speaker's lips. Rather, I like to think about how Jesus responded to people who posed questions or situations to Him. I can't recall any recorded instance of when Jesus responded by making himself look like the final authority.
My prayer has always been that God would remind me to become and remain humble. I have spoken to crowds of 28,000 in a faraway land, yet I tried very hard to not appear as the final authority. Rather, I would like to think that I have COACHED others into finding solutions--or paths to solutions--by some kind of beneficial interchange with others.
So, in summation, I think Joel gave some stellar information/advice right at the end...but I wonder if Ben went home thinking that Joel had really answered his question.
Overall, this was a good video...and I am confident that thousands who view it will take something wonderful or beneficial away from having watched the video. That's good!
Love the video content. I wish we could hear the questions being asked though.
Joel salatin is one of my favorite “mentors” everyone else is second. He reminds me of my oldest brother who recently passed.
He reminds me of my dad; the way he looks at life and his general wisdom.
Are u familiar with Greg Judy? He’s another insightful regenerative farmer
@@rastafarimc2211 yes. I watch him often. I’m currently adapting his practices to a small-scale farm. Joel is about the same age as my brother was. Totally different backgrounds really, but very similar in wisdom and knowledge.
May his soul rest in peace.
@@nanouekonzo5581 thank you. I miss him terribly
Very well spoken man and a deep thinker. Keep them coming.
Joel Salatin is The Godfather of the modern homesteading movement, but more importantly he is America’s favorite dad- teacher, encourager, pillar of integrity and the first one you want to share your successes with. God bless you sir.
how rare to find a man with such integrity. what a breath of fresh air.
What an amazing, wise man Joel is. Thank you for this interview.
I just love Joel! He's a man I wouldn't mind sitting by and learning from; Spiritually and Homestead. Thanks for doing this Justin.
Joel has been one of, if not the biggest inspiration in my life. If it wasn’t for him I don’t think that I’d be on my homestead today. This is one of the most enjoyable conversations with him that I’ve watched. Thank you for posting this.
Husband says he loves the Farm as there is always something to do. It's also something that has so many different facets that he doesn't bore with it. From plowing snow and tending to the animals working getting firewood . To planning seeds and on to plowing the soil planting then haying and harvest . And the animals always need care but things pop up from babies to breeding to moving in paddocks. Add some woodworking fencing welding it's never ending and repetitive but changing and challenging all in minutes thru any given day.
Thank you for the RUclips posts. I missed you. Thank you for perspective. You have helped me leave the rat race and never to return.
Thank you...and I mean all of you.this is the best...I can not thank every one of you in this video enough...this is gold justin &Rebecca...this is HUGE.You brought every single family I ❤ to follow.you put them in a place to give me info...I am in debt but I will pass it on
Been homesteading since 93 but don’t have half your energy nor abilities but we had food, roof and raised the kids eventually homeschooling the kids. God has somehow provided. Bless you all 😊
Much respect for the whole group i’ve been watching Justin and Rebecca since the first original great American farm tour thanks Justin for bring everyone together specially Joel to drop jewels i’m just dropping in to give my roses 🌹 I look up to you guys and Now that I have graduated college Im looking forward to starting my new garden/homestead as well as a welder soon🙌
Don’t forget to get a welding or welding/farmsteading channel!
@@Ladygreencrochet most definitely👏
Thank y’all for this video…. Great messages
Fabulous video and I love the portion where Henry was so enthused with Joe. So good!
So much true about the corral,and that exactly where this society want us .
I see that in my on immediate family.
I am Hispanic and my husband is an American and he just recently had a heart attack at 57 and is heart breaking for me to see him not even taking the time off the doctors suggest him,an all because and his mind is not time for him to retire even though we have the choice to move abroad right now and be able to grow our on food ,but the mind set that society has implanted on people is worse than having chains ⛓️.
I have faith the lord will change his mind.
Thanks so much for this video and everyone for asking the questions all resigned with me.
I couldn't hear what anyone was saying as they asked their questions. I could hear Justin and Joel.
same.
Joel Salatin is an icon, he is a creator of a better way. He has obviously sacrificed to discover ways that work on a organic farm. To hate him is very silly, respect him for creating a better way to raise and butcher animals on the farm. I think he is a genius.
This was great. Thank you for sharing with us. I also loved how attentive Henry was when Joel was talking. Wish we could hear his thoughts. So sweet
Recently in church, people of all ages from 5 to 80 talked about what they intended to do with their one wild and precious life. It's a question we all need to ask ourselves no matter where we are on our journey.
Joel is a real smart man
No offense, I don’t think that he is necessarily that smart. I think that it his decency that drives his success in all the many things that he has found success in.
Much of this advice can be took away and used no matter what type of life you live, from being a homesteader to living in the city working a 9-5, you just gotta listen, refect and adapt these word to your life. Usually I don't like watching people talk but this was really informative, interesting and relatable. Thanks guys 😊
Rest time, dream time, have a vision big enough! Love it Joel!
I love the story he shared about the entrepreneur and how he bought eggs from Joel, and took them to restaurants in D.C. to sell to the kitchens! A win-win situation, with the integrity and quality of the food maintained, to be enjoyed and nourish humanity!
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Burn out is probably directly related to financial stability.
Fully agree with him about the vacation, I never took my kids on vacations we always had staycations
It can be really nice to get away , refreshing how one feels about home and all the work always waiting there, etc. , besides travelling to go see things. We usually combined going sightseeing with traveling for a wedding or other family event, or to visit family in AZ once. I never did get to see the grand canyon, it had snowed 11 inches over night and the roads to it were closed, but I got to sit on petrified logs in the petrified forest, and some other things. I live in nw WI ( nearly same latitude as the Twin Cities ) and in recent years my husband and I have gone to some different parks and hikes to see waterfalls in WI, and the Superior shore since I love, love, love the sea-side feel. BTW anyone out there : I highly recommend the Morgan Falls waterfall as best one for a tall one ( you can actually see the whole thing, unlike the other, technically taller ones ) and the hike to it is pretty easy.. .
@@ajb.822 Yeah I can appreciate that but most of our Family is in Lahore Pakistan the distance to Los Angeles is so its. 7833 miles / 12605.99 km flight distance between these two places.
@@jenniferrashid7565 My son in law is Pakistani ( now he’s now a US citizen!) from Karachi and he is there now because his father passed away. A long way away and an expensive trip too! They don’t plan on going back to live there, but will visit. My hubby loves the spicy food my daughter learned to cook there.
@@Ladygreencrochet My Husband is Pakistani and I also cook Pakistani Cusine. I have been many times to Pakistan but travel with children is expensive and is not worth taking if u only can go for a few weeks it sets children far behind in school when u do. So needless to say I had to make the choice of the staycation for two reasons..When a visit is needed my husband can travel much more quickly. Besides every time we have gone Dubai Airport is marble floors and I end up sprawled on it every time🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I can tell u from Experiance ppl Stare a Lot.
@@jenniferrashid7565 lol If I could convince my drs that a trip like that would be good for me, I’d end up right beside you on the floor!
Usually Tariq goes alone, although they did go with their older two for a wedding.
Tariq’s sister is here visiting and we have been looking for a husband for her while she’s here. Interesting experience for an American to be involved in. Arranged marriages…not sure if it’s a good idea or not.
Thanks for airing this to the general public. Joel Salatin, who is such a decent guy, has lots to offer about managing our lives as well as our chosen work life & also farming.
I noticed young Henry was locked into watching Joe for quite a while there, as he was speaking. That degree of focus seems advanced for that age. I think maybe since Joe is so sincere, Henry could feel his emotions.
Henry - and all those kids have been born into a very loving & sharing community, with an extended virtual community. They all seem to be smart, caring & well adjusted. There's nothing like being a part of such a group of hard working, decent & caring people. To see their support of each other - in very real ways is admirable.
LOVE THE CONTENT,, BUMMER about the audio,,,,,,,
Wow thanks again Mr Saltin and thanks to you Justin for sharing this awesome info! 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯💯
This is absolutely amazing Joel thank you. Great group of individuals on this video.
Another great video. Thank you so much for sharing. Joel really nailed it near the end, very inspirational.
Love all around!! Keep up the great work y'all!!
I agree with Joel on the disconnecting. I don't watch tv and I hardly know where my phone is until it rings ,then if I find it ok , if not call back and maybe I will find it then. I spend a couple hours at night on my computer when I can't sleep or during the day on breaks from one task or another . I grew up without all the technology and could do without it if I have to .
Rewatching this and reminding myself that even Joel started somewhere ❤️
Hey Gang, Justin, GREAT opening question, like I told others on FB, focus on the positive subscribers and not the negative few, you Joel and so many others providing for their families and educating other's on self sufficiency is priceless, Justin, you are a blessing, inspiration and motivater for others to follow ìn your footsteps, God's Good Blessings to you and your beautiful family keep up the good work really enjoy your podcasts and adventures on the homestead God's Good Blessings
Enjoy your vacation
love how Justin & later with his son Henry so respectfully search Mr. Salatin's face listening with such attentive humility.
I really respect and look up to Joel.
Very Beautifully put together! Joel is a gem and this was perfect for my ears! I needed to hear his inspirational voice again. Thank you Justin and Rebecca for all your hard work! Watched you since 2017, you guys are blessings in so many ways. Lots of Love from Alberta! 💗
Henry was so cute watching Joel. Loved this
Stop watching television? But you, and you're fellow Homestead youtubers are my television 😜😂
Get Nick Ferguson on to talk about fodder trees and tree hay. He used to have podcast called homegrown liberty
Justin and Joel. I just loved this! Joel is truly a wise man. I cant wait for November when Joel is coming to my area here in cape town. I booked myself a spot in his 2 day masterclass. I am nowhere near having my own farm but have my small backyard garden and running a big foodgarden at work. His last remarks about dreaming big made me teary-eyed. One day i will have my own land where i can farm to my hearts content.... super eager to attend the masterclass!
You can make compost bin that you can collect the methane gas to use for ( heating your home, cooking, powering back up generator, tractor, car, truck, ) all the time saving money.
You could install a drum pump from the creek beside barn to the troughs it would require no electric and just open valves to fill the troughs
That was so good! Thanks so much.
I love the empty seats. I’d like to think that y’all were leaving room for the Holy Spirit because this felt like church to me. This conversation feels anointed. If you haven’t read Wild at Heart by John Eldridge (all of his books actually) you need to!!
This would have been a lot more enjoyable if everyone had a mic, continuously having to adjust the volume got pretty annoying. Good information though
I turned on the subtitles.
Wow that was so powerful from Joel . It is he gave me food for my soul for the rest of life.❤💚💯 Man am really far away but he really touched me so much. Bless.
The capable wife, soo nice to hear you praise her!
Blessings to all!
I love listening to Joel!
I feel that the way a wife supports her husband is different in every relationship. It isn’t all a cooke cutter picture.
Totally ! It depends on the individuals involved AND their dynamic together, and their history - individual and together - will of course impact their words and everything, and NO ONE, even family who think they know them well, can know enough about all of it to judge them at all. You just don't know what you don't know. Support them, offer respectful advice prayerfully and rarely, and pray for them, needs to be our view of other couples !
@@ajb.822 thank you yes. Some of us switch rolls at times. At times in my moms world she thinks my husband she be doing a job I do. But for us that does not work. I rather be out side shoveling compost or snow. And cutting grass. ….l But I do the canning .My husband does better at picking the vegetables …… But he is still working. O well we are all different , that is what I fell . Ontario Canada.
Henry is mesmerized…..
A wonderful sit-down with Joel. I have one nit to pick. The questions were not very audible .
Awesome video, thank you so much for sharing this!!!
I wish they had a mic near cause it was hard to hear. But it was great 👍🏻
What an awesome leader for the young people. Great video to share.
Burnout occurs when you don’t delegate or have the staff to delegate to.
This is great, thanks so much for putting it out here. 👍
Burnout happens when the "why" gets lost.
That baby is ultra cute. I love that Joel has mothers and as many women around him as men, and Justin is like that too. I love that, it speaks to me. Joel is really something else~
That's awesome how Joel talks about his wife ... "Behind every successful man is a woman"
If I put away my electronics. I would not learn from you. I an 74 year old lady on a farm that wants to get back chicken, hogs and a milk cow. Very scary for me.
Thank you
AMAZING! Took so much from this one. :) Thanks
The man is an American legend.
thanks guys!
Nobody is speaking about anything new or ground breaking. Joel, and his dad went to the library and read the same books I did. LOL. BUT I love Joel, and he runs a viable, successful portfolio of enterprises. It’s great that he can combine his knowledge with amazing people skills and educate the public.
I can relate a bit more to Gabe Brown and Rick Clark because they are farming regeneratively at scale like I am, but Joel is an amazing guy.
So Awesome! Thank you for this...All of you!!
Wow 😃, I have a new positive look at our long,cold winters up here in Alberta Canada. They are a forst rest period 👍😃 and it's soo true,when we're in the middle of the winter I start planning what I want to plant,new things I want to try etc. Thank you!
cant hardly hear her speak, and i have my sound turned all the way up
Too much distraction, baby, dog, people up and down.
Joel Salatim is someone we want to see and hear. Great man with great information for us to grow. Great points for personal growth, business growth and mental health growth. 👏
Hi.... Justin Rhodes, thank you for showing your video 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 🏡🎥👍👍👍
We need to stop housing development's and start farming development's. And lurn to live off grid using Solar System's and other natural energy system's . You will save money and find out the power company increase there price each year, Solar System's are getting cheaper each year. So invest your money wisely.
Please study all of you- With Joe’s thoughts- Bruce Lipton and Ken Honda and Dr. William Li .Thanks.
Thank you for the video
Great conversation. I had hoped to one day homestead but my husband doesn’t want to, so that’s that.
Keep your vision. Do a little more each day towards your dream. Since we can’t see the future, we can’t say that a situation will never happen. I’m living in a city. Loads of rules about doing things a certain way, including no farm animals. I choose to garden. We grow a lot of food and have flowers up front and mixed in with our produce. Even when I had no yard I used containers on my balcony. Some day I’d like to move to the country on a few acres and start a homestead. Please don’t give up. If you don’t maintain and grow your vision, you are correct, that’s that.
@@Ladygreencrochet , thank you for your encouragement but my husband doesn’t even want me growing anything because he wants to do stuff during the summer like boating and camping and feels that a garden would get in the way. Long story.
AT 16;00 future regenerative farmer is mesmerized by his mentor.
The narrow way equates to Robert Frost's Road Less Traveled." I took the road less traveled by.."
very cool thank you.🍇
With the haters…JADE…don’t justify, argue, defend or explain. They are untitled to their opinion, not my time or headspace.
18:20 I heard you whispering @Justin Rhodes 😂
Thank you again and again!! I can hear is wisdom all day long!!
Joel is the best. Visited Polyface Farm twice during pandemic. Warm, charismatic, loves people, gift of gab, engaging storyteller, super approachable. If y’all have the chance to go on a tour, highly recommend it.
I love how Henry watched Joel!
hey! it's the gardenguy!
Why am I here listening to this You Tube on the electronic highway listening to this guy???
WOW!!! Great content; uplifting & motivating. Tim in northern TN
Respect from Africa 🇿🇦
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!