VIDEO: August 30 – Urban Homestead Hootenanny
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Showing how the Food Forest is doing in late August. The Perennials have really started to come through and are beginning to dominate the system. Music by: Teshuva http://www.teshuvamusic.com
💛 📖 See the GrowVeg book here: https://www.growveg.com/growveg-the-beginners-guide-to-easy-gardening.aspx. Fresh homegrown strawberries are a delicious taste of summer, but there are never enough! Fortunately, it’s easy to make more – absolutely free. Strawberries produce long, leafless stalks called runners. These can be used to propagate new strawberry plants which are ready to begin cropping next season.…
Paw paw tree seedling in permaculture nursery. How to make money from your garden.
This week on Allotment Grow How we have a go at juicing organic grown vegetables. In this video we juice beets and are blown away by how tasty the juice is. If you have never juiced beets/beetroot please do give them a go. You wont be disappointed. #juicingvegetables #juicingbeetroot
Almost 3 years ago I met a woman named Sindy. She was cute, quite, adorable, and full of adventure. She loved gardening, being creative, designing a new adventure at every turn. This woman was everything and more that I needed to complete me. I am a bit stubborn when it comes to finding the right…
Through good design you can make money buy land or extend your system for free.
Olympia figs what are they really worth in terms of money for some one in permaculture mindset
Showing how the fruit trees are doing after the transplant. In a former video I used an unconventional transplanting technique and heavy pruning to avoid problems that come with root bound trees.
Garden has been neglected due to family emergencies and heat wave/drought but a few surprises along the way.
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Part 9 of our three-week road trip across Northern Quebec and Eastern Canada (the Atlantic Provinces). On our drive up the 389 from Baie-Comeau to Labrador City, we spent the night in a road-side pullout to watch the most incredible northern lights imaginable!
Bob Wells and Jon Nilsson of CharGrow, LLC give us an overview of biochar production at the Grandview Living Web Farm and talk about adapting farm scale biochar to various sized operations and applications. Discover why biochar is such a great carrier for soil microbiology and find out about how that affects the long term…
This week on Allotment Grow How I visit my dads allotment and see what he’s growing. #aubergines #eggplants “Porch Blues” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Shot this video a week ago. We are now getting some much needed rain and it is coming down nice and easy. Has been going on for more than 24 hours now. Should soak in well and has already filled our empty rain barrels. Has cooled us off as well. A big relief after almost…
In Part 5 of this series, Jean-Martin Fortier, author of “The Market Gardener,” shares the evolutionary process of his development of effective cropping systems at his small farm in Quebec. Learn how to implement biologically intensive methods to be more cost effective for higher profit margins while keeping the quality of market produce at it’s…
A sustainable, self replicating, perennial dominated garden.Showing the progression of the forest from a dominantly annual system, to a perennial based system.
Part 8 of our three-week road trip across Northern Quebec and Eastern Canada (the Atlantic Provinces). We had the last of our old tires replaced in Saguenay, then drove along the northern St. Lawrence river and explored a small waterfall.
💛 📖 See the GrowVeg book here: https://www.growveg.com/growveg-the-beginners-guide-to-easy-gardening.aspx. Potato blight first shows itself as brownish-black spots on leaves, but before long the potato foliage can completely collapse and the potatoes themselves will rot. Unfortunately, in many areas potato blight is inevitable. This persistent disease can ruin potato crops in next to no time so it’s…
We did it! We finally found the ultimate tomato. A tomato that is sweet, and acidic. The perfect combo. We love this so much that we are going as far as saying that this will be the bet tomato we will ever try. Send mail to: PO box 131 Marysville, MI 48040 450+ varieties of…
Patara goes over her brief run down of the top ten best tips when shifting from urban to rural homesteading. What should you consider or plan for and think about? Find out here! Thanks for watching! Like, Subscribe and Share!~ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Appalachias-Homestead/260231104167465?ref=hl
My ducks were laying eggs in the tank and not in coop,a bummer for sure. I fixed this problem cheap and easy.
In my permaculture system I work with my ducks in many different ways. One is their eggs and this is a cheap and easy way to collect their eggs.
Today on Allotment Grow How I pick my first French Climbing Beans of the year and I also try to stay on top of the weeds. “Porch Blues” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
We carpet our homes but what about the garden? So I thought I’d carpet our vegetable garden to stop weeds invading my vegetable beds and to help grow better food crops! Hey Guys, I don’t want people getting the wrong idea about this video thinking I’m advocating to use “carpet with chemicals” leaching into the…
Lot’s of changes and reorganizing going on here. Death in the family, information finally coming out that changes a lot of things and a new job has shaken our plans and focus. The garden has suffered during this time and the movement towards self sufficiency by my definition has become even more important than ever…
Part 7 of our three-week road trip across Northern Quebec and Eastern Canada (the Atlantic Provinces). After finally getting our new tire mounted, we drove another 600 km to Saguenay, Quebec and decided to camp out at Walmart for the night.
Conservation Agronomist, Ray Archuleta with the National Resources Conservation Service joins David Brandt of Walnut Creek Seeds for a workshop on soil and the use of diverse cover crops to build life and fertility in the soil. Produce abundant yields while implementing the best organic and sustainable methods of establishing and maintaining maximum biology. Build…