Tour the Permaculture Research Institute, March - April 2013

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  • @tammymcpherson9982
    @tammymcpherson9982 8 лет назад +32

    I absolutely love the fact that you are raising your daughter to understand permaculture from the time that she is able to get outside with you. It was so fun to watch her going around with you during your tour of the farm, and her eagerness to help. Latifa is precious! Thank you for your videos that share your Zaytuna Farm, it's amazing to say the least. I have a 10ac farm in South Carolina, southeastern coast of US. I plan on applying many of the principles that you showed, and I hope to have success too. God Bless

    • @fusion9619
      @fusion9619 5 лет назад +1

      Any updates on how that went? I also live in South Carolina, and never farmed but this stuff really is fascinating

    • @danlefever6254
      @danlefever6254 4 года назад +1

      I would love to know how you are doing. I am doing regenerative fruit farming , ediblelandscaping.com, in central VA. not permaculturing fully yet but do have 55 years of organic horticulture experience. please contact me if interested, bioratpa@gmail.com

  • @christopherwatson6305
    @christopherwatson6305 7 лет назад +31

    I'm also very touched by how bonded Geoff is to his daughter. Says so much about his character. What a cool guy!

  • @rehanjawaid
    @rehanjawaid 4 года назад +9

    I would like to extend my gratitude n thankfulness to all the working hands in dealing with food security , permaculture , self sustaining methods n ultimately more employment of land n manpower in extending agricultural activities.

  • @andygadellas
    @andygadellas 4 года назад +5

    Great instructive video. Without intending it, you have also given a practical master class on children education. I used to work as a teacher. It’s amazing to see how calm and smart a young child can grow under the right conditions. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I never have enough of it.

  • @annasan451
    @annasan451 2 года назад +3

    A feast for the Eyes and the Soul
    Thank You

  • @Gunniboysexplorers
    @Gunniboysexplorers 5 лет назад +15

    Geoff is an amazing guy all his videos are amazing just can’t stop watching I have learnt so much thanks Geoff keep up the amazing work

  • @portaadonai
    @portaadonai 5 лет назад +16

    31:47 Child follows father's gaze up the tree
    43:08 Child helps father fill pot
    45:17 Child copies father rubbing sand in hands

  • @Mashiamape22
    @Mashiamape22 Год назад

    When I get money from my Commicial Food Forest 🌴.I am going to Zaytuna farm just to volunteer, that is my goal .Geoff I really do love and appreciate your work .God keep on protecting you so that you can continue Regenerating Earth 🌍🌴🇦🇺. talking from Southern Africa 🇿🇦.

  • @sanguinelynx
    @sanguinelynx 6 лет назад +2

    Just loved watching your child join you in this and help out. Adorable and educational.

  • @dominic6055
    @dominic6055 4 года назад +1

    It's been a couple of years I'm doing gardening and now I understand how I learned basically nothing...I'm amazed by Geoff's knowledge...

  • @user-re7eu9hq6r
    @user-re7eu9hq6r 5 лет назад +3

    I love you guys! This needs to be created in Africa! For the Elders and the Children, and the elders would educate the communities, educate feed the children and grow an abundant life without strife! Awesome! 🌻 🌎 🕊

  • @AselflimitedcapitalisemW0mamon
    @AselflimitedcapitalisemW0mamon 5 лет назад +4

    This might just be the very most inspiring way of life correcting knowledge share I've ever seen.
    Nix that - might be -
    it actually really is -
    A pure quality - free of charge - knowledge share.

    • @AselflimitedcapitalisemW0mamon
      @AselflimitedcapitalisemW0mamon 5 лет назад +2

      Just as the minds and hands of the masses; have been educated up and trained up to function efficiently - for the capitalist imposed money powered money generation systems - way of life - designed to grow wealth for the wealthy and to prosper their towns and cities to proliferate and flourish - growing across the face of the Earth.
      If we (the masses) will see fit to reject the pre-designed Elite owned education system (educated in) government imposed - money empowered - fellow man slavery to money generation systems - way of life.
      And stop being addicted to all the over entertainments And (over empowered by money - Corporations produced - Things) which are all made possible and empowered by the toil and sweat of our brow - (Money generation systems) - which keep generating more un-necessary Things for us to buy - and thus perpetually slave & work for.
      Let us instead cut out the money powered (leader led) over- complication of lifestyle which believing in capitalism (causes us to be a slave to.)
      Let us simply - disconnect from that over-educated in - way of life - to the highest degree possible.
      If we come together via the Internet utilizing A specialized website for True consensus voting we can simply design our way out of our slavery to money generation systems - die making design proposals and allowing the mechanisms designed into the website to segregate us by matching lists of those are referred attributes and preferences for tolerable governance parameters.
      And that's eventually we will have acquired an entire Village population of like-minded people cooler on the same page regarding the understanding of what needs to be accomplished to keep a village population well-provisioned and well-managed.
      and it can all be accomplished simply by playing a voting game online at least specialized website which we need to create preferably even sooner than yesterday,
      Please note:
      this method of converting Humanity back to properly utilizing and nurturing the Earth's natural provision systems (instead of the money generation systems method of provisioning humanity)
      will require an initial investment at the end of the ((strictly volunteer (design work) of creating our own efficently self-provisioned - well-governed permaculture type (free of charge) villages.))
      An initial investment to purchase a portion of suitable tropical jungle with which to convert into prolific food forested Village ((will be required.))
      But rest assured- the surplus production of high quality handmade utensils and furnishings Plus quality organic produce will generate more than enough funds to cover our (designed in minimal need) of money - such as for property taxes.
      also please note the design of the village (I envision) will not allow the use of money - within - (The Village population planted and maintained) - (gated - living border walls.)
      Thus, all sales will be accomplished outside the village; Thus being - one of the worst chores we'll have to deal with.
      on our rotating duties cycle - which will be listed on our (daily, weekly, monthly,) scheduled - computer divulged lists - of Rotating Duties and chores.

  • @pinkelephants1421
    @pinkelephants1421 4 года назад +1

    Awww, what a great dad. Geoff, you remind me of the way our dad taught my sister and me on the farm and elsewhere. 👏👌👍

  • @abdulmuti1
    @abdulmuti1 6 лет назад +2

    I really appreciate your enthusiasm and your energy trying to educate us the public. Your videos are very inspiring.
    Thank you.

  • @arnaldogloria1749
    @arnaldogloria1749 3 года назад

    Our family of three are hoping to attend one of your training next year, God willing!

  • @paulafernandes5988
    @paulafernandes5988 4 года назад

    What a awesome Permaculture show how I have learned so much looking at 1 and 2 research institute and Geoff shows and explain's in detail how that is so awesome would love to live there and learn more keep up the wonderful job you are doing to show people how to live clean and how to feed your self and Family and to help the planet to regain it's over all health. Thank you Geoff Lawton be Bless you and your worker's.

  • @marypatten9655
    @marypatten9655 2 года назад

    thank you. we are in the process of trying to restore our little 2 7/8 acre place from dry desert to living earth habitit. this is so informative. we will use our sewer dranage pipe to redirect water to trees. canadian farmers use pipe tiles to drain water off their fields. hoping to use same principle to drain the sewer system water. all underground.

  • @jayanathdealwis2584
    @jayanathdealwis2584 6 лет назад +1

    Very impressed by the natural building materials explained at 9.20 mins of the video. I am interested in who you achieve termite resistance on these buildings?

  • @johncourtneidge
    @johncourtneidge 5 лет назад

    Thank-you.
    Please edit the hand-held watering segment: my method has always been to water 'at the roots' not 'on the leaves'.
    Very best wishes,
    John

  • @mitsosoikon4522
    @mitsosoikon4522 Год назад

    I loved the tour!! Did you guys notice the bird playing slide on the cow's neck? Its around 1:02:00

  • @plumerault
    @plumerault Год назад

    Hey Geoff, any equivalent to Singapore Daisy suited for temperate climate ? Thanks

  • @HomesteadAppalachia
    @HomesteadAppalachia 3 года назад

    Whats the ground cover called by the driveway that keeps the weeds out in the food forest? Can I grow that in Georgia, US?

  • @benjaminn8139
    @benjaminn8139 6 лет назад

    Could there be an option of putting the dam water filter further back up the system towards the dam and have it slowly gravity filtering into a water tank ready to go when you need it?
    Such an inspiring beautiful place!

  • @peterellis4262
    @peterellis4262 3 года назад

    How much area is devoted to the main crop gardens?

  • @mainerockflour3462
    @mainerockflour3462 4 года назад

    So you have to make a choice between a wall composed of lime and mud, but is a poor shield to protect the interior from a driving rain. When it gets wet, it will disintegrate.
    If you use a concrete-based material, the water rebounds and rots out the interior material.
    What about using a plastic that is made from hemp?

  • @przybyla420
    @przybyla420 5 лет назад

    In lush temperate areas it seems like the way to start a food forest or polyculture orchard is just to start watering and throwing weed seeds down (here it would be wild roses, hawthorns, scotch broom and thistles). If you irrigate a patch of field it will turn to thicket in two years. Then chop out holes on the shady side of your largest bushes, to plant your fruit trees into. Chop and drop these shade-producing pioneers as they get too big and your fruit trees need more light.

  • @mainerockflour3462
    @mainerockflour3462 4 года назад

    You could utilize azolla, the floating fern, which is high indigestible protein to feed your chickens, goats, cattle, Etc. and it creates an absolutely fantastic green mulch. Nitrogen fixing. It would definitely be prolific in your area. I believe it is digestible to humans, as well.

  • @gm2407
    @gm2407 5 лет назад +2

    Never heard the merits of cobb argued so well. Good job Mr Lawton.

  • @AnnetteSimone
    @AnnetteSimone 7 лет назад

    Geoff, I hear you say you have 2 ground covers together. One short called Singapore daisys, the other higher called ? Labland? or Lebla?. What did you call the second one?

    • @mariovizcaino
      @mariovizcaino 6 лет назад

      Annette van Vuuren
      en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lablab

    • @chipthomas4169
      @chipthomas4169 4 года назад

      The thickness of the lab lab is remarkably lush. Was wondering if other permaculturists use kudzu (especially the lobata form common in the United states) or Arachis pintoi instead as permanent groundcover? How do they compare with lablab? If they were planted in combination, which will eventually predominate? And how do they differ as forages?

  • @getredytagetredy
    @getredytagetredy 8 лет назад +5

    Cannabis and Papaver Somniferum would be a nice compliment...

  • @debcobern312
    @debcobern312 5 лет назад

    Darn no cc on this one and my speakers are broke.🤨

  • @chocolatehippie
    @chocolatehippie 3 года назад

    his daughter is going to be so knowledgeable !!

  • @anthonysinclair5721
    @anthonysinclair5721 4 года назад +3

    Latifa must be about 9 now (2020) is she running the place yet? lol

  • @amittal2856
    @amittal2856 3 года назад

    My dream is to visit this farm someday

  • @alexanderockenden2564
    @alexanderockenden2564 4 года назад

    That misting trigger is pretty badass.

  • @FPGSanctuary
    @FPGSanctuary 8 лет назад +2

    How many acres is the Permaculture Research Institute?

    • @Permaculturenews
      @Permaculturenews  8 лет назад +4

      Hi Fans,66 acres

    • @FPGSanctuary
      @FPGSanctuary 8 лет назад

      Permaculturenews
      Thank you!

    • @elijahmendez4107
      @elijahmendez4107 4 года назад

      @@Permaculturenews hi there how can I help start one here in california ? Thank you

  • @abuwarith1
    @abuwarith1 8 месяцев назад

    Should I worry about moles

  • @janettept6379
    @janettept6379 4 года назад

    Wow, other kids would have refused to hold the worms. Really love to see them father & daughter. Learning a lot for my mini food forest

  • @kwhatten
    @kwhatten 7 лет назад

    Dumb question. Australia has several venomous snakes. Is Geoff never worried walking through waist high plants?

    • @andrewparry1474
      @andrewparry1474 5 лет назад

      Looks like it might be filmed in the cooler months. Australian people are always very amused by the international hysteria around snakes. They're pretty timid and mostly wanna get away. Keep your eyes peeled, try not to stand on them, remember how few people are killed by them - and how many of those who are are trying to kill the snake - and you'll soon start to wonder what all the fuss is about!

    • @ausbushman2347
      @ausbushman2347 5 лет назад +3

      Geoff says in a video, can't remember which, where he states that if you create enough habitat for them, they will retreat before you even know they're there. Or something to that effect.

  • @detdailylife
    @detdailylife 3 года назад

    That is amazing

  • @jes7119
    @jes7119 Год назад +1

    Great video! The best part is definitely when Latifa wants to gift the worms to her mummy.

  • @woosddotcom
    @woosddotcom 10 лет назад

    Beautiful! Thank you.

  • @ocytocine96
    @ocytocine96 3 года назад

    "Co-starring Latifa Lawton" ahah so cute

  • @mustafaibnabdullah6392
    @mustafaibnabdullah6392 7 лет назад +3

    I heard the Islamic call to prayer. Geoff are they Muslim?

    • @heidiembrey4917
      @heidiembrey4917 6 лет назад +1

      That was a rooster..

    • @jamesdevlin6373
      @jamesdevlin6373 5 лет назад +2

      Geoff and Nadia are Muslim, and very nice people. I'm Irish and people from all over the world of all religions and none, stay at Zaytuna farm.

  • @davidb9059
    @davidb9059 2 года назад

    This is interesting.

  • @shauneilscott
    @shauneilscott 11 месяцев назад

    The first quote is sad. Perhaps the lack of awareness of other cultures outside of the one being described is the reason. Natives have for centuries designed all of their agriculture after starving when they planted the same crops repeatedly for too long. Africans and other cultures also did the same. I want this idea to be linked to the entire narrative as we, the non-invited, usually get erased from the history that so clearly started in "The Garden of Eden." All of us lose when we approach relearning lost skills as though we just discovered it. Please include the other cultures to give all involved a clearer picture and therefore a stronger argument or why it is NEEDED as the best way of producing food. Trust me, adding them makes your case stronger to your audiences and will also heal the people told for centuries that their knowledge was not relevant or viable. It is time for us to heal each other...now! The actual video was great...I like the co-star. May we all learn to build and share how to make the world better..together for her generation.

  • @thomasreto2997
    @thomasreto2997 6 лет назад +1

    You provide your animals with a wonderful life. I think human beings, as animals ourselves, are designed to eat small amounts of meat by nature. This is because we have two small teeth in our mouths designed for such a purpose. I am very much looking forward to developing my acre lot in puna Hawaii in this manner. Naturally. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. We humans need to figure out ways in which to be collectively less damaging to our own habitat.

    • @elijahmendez4107
      @elijahmendez4107 4 года назад

      Hi, have you started developing your acre?

    • @thomasreto2997
      @thomasreto2997 4 года назад

      Elijah Mendez no do you want to buy it. We bought a house with 2 acres up country

  • @makkalkural7777
    @makkalkural7777 6 лет назад

    lovely farm

  • @karikari4912
    @karikari4912 6 лет назад

    Cest Doussin qui citait un sage bambara en ces termes : avant de vouloir faire mieux que les anciens , il faut commencer par faire aussi bien ....

  • @josefsaldivar9172
    @josefsaldivar9172 2 года назад

    Making a adobe home and would love to see a video on how to make that white sand colored plaster in that building. Please help

  • @aleksanderkuncwicz7277
    @aleksanderkuncwicz7277 Год назад

    Use some cement instead of mud.

  • @Electronic424
    @Electronic424 4 года назад

    Man those structures are so well made for not being up to code and all

  • @lesliekendall2206
    @lesliekendall2206 3 года назад

    Please stop saying "Mango". I raised my son in Hawaii and am now on the mainland in Zone 7a. "MY KINGDOM FOR A TREE FRESH PIRIE MANGO!"

  • @adnanalhasan3746
    @adnanalhasan3746 6 лет назад

    Beautiful

  • @VeganChiefWarrior
    @VeganChiefWarrior 7 лет назад

    im gonna find out how neccesary the sand actually is

  • @DawudAMuhammad
    @DawudAMuhammad 3 года назад

    I love Lateefah!

  • @makkalkural7777
    @makkalkural7777 6 лет назад

    wow super ..

  • @misslopez88
    @misslopez88 3 года назад

    Hello Latifa😘

  • @drewrowl
    @drewrowl 3 месяца назад

    Not one design you don't like that is mine Geoff.

  • @rolfpoelman3486
    @rolfpoelman3486 Год назад

    4:10 and 4:21 tu MEH rik.

  • @tyler4964
    @tyler4964 Год назад

    psilocybes 27:30

  • @davidprocter3578
    @davidprocter3578 Год назад

    I would not like you to think that I disapprove of your efforts and aims, that could not be further from the truth. However I must take issue with the statement at the head of this video. "that no one had applied design to agriculture in 7000 years". This is patently untrue it would be more true to say ancient systems of developed agriculture had for one reason or another been abandoned, and only sketchy remains and ghostly traces to remind us of differing ways of doing things. My own path with what is now called permaculture started back in 1972 when as a 15 year old I started to pull together agricultural production elements I was aware of into a system that might work in Southern England. I use the term agriculture in the loosest sense as my design included arboricultural and aquacultural main features. Now I was basing my designs on the work of others much of which was ancient and further more I was aware of many others in roughly the same time period working their own designs. Bill Mollison bless him jumped onto the band wagon many miles down the road and started conducting , a facility that had been sadly lacking in the past and in truth was much needed. I would like to issue a word of warning that unless the work of Peter Andrews , Allan Savory and Bill Mollison amongst others are going to press forward through the centuries a dedicated Agricultural University on the lines of Oxford, Cambridge or Yale will need to be established , this will not be a cheap enterprise as it's structures and ethos will need to be as permanent as it is possible to make it. I fear if this is not achieved these movements are as likely to blow away as all the systems of the past. Whilst ground swell is the most important feature of any movement it must be backed up recorded and taught, libraries formed, histories studied and research conducted.I am sorry to say that no matter how well meaning micro institutes will not cut the mustard.

  • @rosstemple7617
    @rosstemple7617 4 года назад +2

    Now that’s why kids today are so susceptible to getting sick. They don’t play in the earth. Good on you mate!

  • @common-sense99
    @common-sense99 3 года назад

    Costarring 'latifa lawton'.
    Cute

  • @VeganChiefWarrior
    @VeganChiefWarrior 7 лет назад

    plz dont kill animals for food people itsjust wrong and barbaric listen to your conscious friends not food we just arent that desperate anymore and im positive that human beings will NEVER have to eat animals again, no justification in this time for those who take the lives of others when they know what its like to not want to die themselves.. save eating animals for survival situations ey.. keep it real

    • @heidiembrey4917
      @heidiembrey4917 6 лет назад +2

      Humans need meat to live and be healthy. You can take chemical supplements to try to fake the nutrition from meat if your want. I have no intention of doing such an insane thing. Also you hurt our cause, our fight for sustainability, by asking people to do such an insane and unnatural thing, you turn many many who would join us away because they think we are all as crazy as you and expect humans to give up things they need to live so thanks a lot for that.

    • @captainblood9616
      @captainblood9616 5 лет назад +1

      I'm not vegan/vegetarian but I have to tell you that you have some facts wrong. Humans can survive just fine without meat in perfect health and there have been many lifelong vegetarians to prove it. They were not "insane" and didn't need any chemical supplements to do it either and given that our digestive system is not anything like a carnivores it's not an unnatural way of life for a Human, meat was something we started eating very recently in our development as a species. The only thing vegetarians need to watch out for is vitamin B12 which has its origin in a soil bacteria, B12 fortified foods get it from that same bacteria that herbivore animals do so there's no artificial chemicals involved really. I think if meat is eaten it should be hunted animals or humanely farmed like Geoff shows here rather than the factory farming we have today - now *that* is unnatural. Vegans can be self righteous, preachy assholes sometimes and that can be a turn off that's true.

    • @elijahmendez4107
      @elijahmendez4107 4 года назад

      @@heidiembrey4917 lmao, yeah humans need to eat meat to be healthy, look how healthy all the 1st world countries with diabetes, high blood pressure and dont even let me get started about the health issues for the children. Everybody knows that we all have been. brainwashed to eat meat from a young age, just so that luciferians can continue to drink human blood and meat. Look into "natural flavors" in any 1st world country almost every single item has natural flavors which is nothing more than fetal tissue. Let's stop the lying that humans need meat, what happens when you eat a big Turkey or steak dinner? Your body cannot even process it, so you get sleepy and tired.. after changing to an all plant diet, my carpal tunnel syndrome along with my acid reflex disease went away for good and I have had better health than ever before..

    • @chipthomas4169
      @chipthomas4169 4 года назад +1

      The human body responds VERY WELL to the mineral content in meat! The iron, zinc, and other trace minerals in meat are excellent for people. Further, THINK what nature itself does. The average calf/lamb/kid/piglet crop is half males and half females. Yet only a fraction of those males are needed to maintain the species, thus the species itself produces BY Nature a surplus that is available for use as food by other organisms, including us. Geoff's mentor/inspiration Bill Mollison wrote about this natural role of animals and fish as food sources in his writings on permaculture.

    • @VeganChiefWarrior
      @VeganChiefWarrior 4 года назад

      @@chipthomas4169 go vegan guys! no excuses!

  • @Pleasegoaway2024
    @Pleasegoaway2024 10 месяцев назад

    I wish I had that kind of property. I live in the garage because of the kindness of someone else because I was homeless. I feed all three of the people in this house out of grow bags. Kale spinach carrots potatoes beets beans and shortly I'm hoping to try yellow squash or summer squash or hook squash it's all the same stuff and zucchini. And I grow chives green onions oregano time basil I don't know there's a couple more in there I don't even know anymore and then I got everything I never even planted I don't even know where it came from but it's growing so I just let it grow like I have like an apple tree growing I never planted an apple ever. I have a pair that's growing I never planted a pair every beat that is around my house I never planted or even bought seeds for beets I just simply cut the tops off of beets that I eat and through them into my composter next thing I know everywhere I put that compost and that worm crap grows beats it also grows carrots it also grows oh my god celery everything everything grows out of what I don't even have to buy anything All I got to do is throw dirt into a bag and it'll grow something because I grew the soil would I have is not dirt it's soil and everything grows out of it I don't even have to buy or plant anything that simple folks grow the earth take care of the earth which takes care of you and everything no matter what you do will thrive

  • @Pleasegoaway2024
    @Pleasegoaway2024 10 месяцев назад

    Actually the necessity of any plant is soil itself. It has nothing to do with the being the seed or anything if it doesn't have soil it will not grow. See everybody thinks that growing plants is farming. Farming is actually growing soil. Not destroying it like everybody seems to want to do. It's growing it. And then if you grow the soil everything on Earth will grow if you throw it into it it makes no difference how many thrown on spot it doesn't make any difference what you throw into it if you grow real soil not dirt anything on this planet will grow in it if you're in the wrong climate some may grow but they may not make it. But anywhere else they would do the same thing I've literally turned little sand in Florida into the most lush soil. It's simple it really isn't even hard. I compost everything in the house I have worms the worms turn it into worm s*** which is basically nothing but black gold and I threw it everywhere in this sand it was literally sand and eroded it did everything. It's not sand anymore folks because the microbiome of the world has now taken over there's worms out there there's things growing out there I got celery lettuce everything and the only reason I even planted that crap was not to grow a garden I thought it would fail. I really did I thought it would fail because it was nothing but sand. But because of what I did and what I planted around them. I now have a second vegetable garden where one shouldn't be and it was all based on trying to protect erosion. That's right folks I was trying to stop erosion I wasn't trying to plan a garden or grow plants I was trying to stop erosion. Now I have a vegetable garden full of romaine celery beads everything all because I wanted to stop erosion