November 21, 2024

VIDEO: A Must Grow Plant for Anyone with the Goal of A Self Sufficient Food Supply


Wild grains are a must grow when looking at growing plants to reduce
their dependancy on outside sources. It is important fod animal feed,
as well as food for human consumption. In this episode I outline one of
my favorite wild grains and ancient grains that everyone should try
growing!
Grain seeds you can purchase
Amaranth – http://amzn.to/2cp4obC
Sorghum – http://amzn.to/2byvuNq
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26 thoughts on “VIDEO: A Must Grow Plant for Anyone with the Goal of A Self Sufficient Food Supply

  1. Raise ducks and guineas they eat more bugs and need less feed, like goats can live on weeds and brush. Chickens actually will eat meat, greens, and bugs in nature. My hens would hunt little voles and pull them apart in a little circle of feathery velociraptors. Watch hens kill and eat a little snake and wonder why commercial agriculture feeds them vegetarian? Grain farmers are subsidized by the government which has skewed our food pyramid and our animals food consumption over the past 80 years or so.

  2. Update. Based on this video I planted some rows of sorghum. It grew great. Just before the harvest songbirds ate all the seed heads. Nothing left for the gardener. End of sorghum experiment.

  3. I made a raised bed that I covered with half mulched goat manure and ended up getting a sorghum plant in the bed. It's not tall at all. It's ready to harvest and only 18" tall. A happy accident that I will save for next year.

  4. Dude…Make sorghum sugar from the cane.
    If you want to enhance nitrogen in the soil, plant vetch or some field peas.
    You can even enhance the nutritional value of livestock feed by mixing a bit of the sorghum molasses in with it.

  5. I MUST tell you a huge THANK YOU !!! You explained that the seed heads would only hold up for a few days before they went to molding -> that is when I ran out to my seedling greenhouse and put them all spread out on 2 shelves to dry !! …thank you, really. for all you do.

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