The Backyard Food Forest is still producing a lot of beyond organic produce. Gardening with organic methods will help guide you to big healthy harvests.
Starting a garden with chickens can be practical and beneficial. Using Permaculture techniques we can utilize the chickens inherent characteristics and use those to our advantage. Let’s work with nature along side of it, guiding it. Rather then fighting against nature.
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Great opening!! LOL
Great video as usual
there's so much shade in the yard, I thought things like tomatoes need more sunlight. how does this work?
Thanks James, your garden is an inspiration!
Oh so cool an intro..Love It
What is this thing James?
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What an awesome job you are doing amazing!
Do you have a staff to help you with all of this work?
I told you man, BAAAM!! THAT ENTHUSIASM!!
I'm rushing man, our first cold snapped last night.
52° IN NORTH FLORIDA!!
The Food Forest STILL bustin out with the
PRODUCTIVITY AND SNAPPIN' THE BAMBOO!!
The pear tree might need to cross pollinate. If you know a person with a pear tree you might graft on in the spring and cut back the part of the tree you are going to graft too. Just a thought. Thank you for sharing.
Excellent video man, love the wild citrus you got too. Awesome sauce
I've heard that one can use pumpkins as a weed suppressor. Will you be planting some pumps next year? If so, what variety?
Keep kicking ass!
this is abeautiful garden ilove it♥♥♥
James do you know gojiberry leave also edibles. Chinese people they make soup with it
The food forest is looking great, James! Looks like you and I are breaking out the flannel shirts at about the same time.
Awesomely done!
what zone do you live in ? great yard!!!!
I have had ‘slow starting’ gardens for 3 yrs!
Hey James, Paul from NY (CT transplant) I've encountered the same disappointing issues with some of my nursery trees. For the last 2 years, I've only ordered bare-roots from Dave Wilson's suppliers and Raintree (thanks for the tips on Raintree..awesome selection!) I've had some impressive peach, plum, and nectarine trees I purchased from local nurseries….and in two seasons I was hit with peach tree borers; probably due to mechanical damage! Not sure if I want to pull them to prevent further infection…? torn man, these guys are thick! Are you using dwarf or semi-dwarf rootstocks, such as the Akane apple? The garden looks marvelous.
What part of Jersey? Love your food forest.
With so many nutritious veggies and fruit…do you eat any meat? Just wondering…
Where did you get your cloning machine
Can you make a horseradish pickle video?
Wat r those wood peices on the top of soil
Hey man I dunno if you read old posts but some username is Shelly Swanzy. Is using the footage from one of your harvest videos.
I went to view Paul Gautschi's channel and found him to be very knowledgable, but I prefer your verbal delivery, succinct without a lot of umms, errs etc. You have a speech pattern that works well for me. I have begun my own tiny fruit forest here in the UK focusing on soft fruits, arthritis is kicking in big time in my hands so a lot of physical effort in the future is not going to work for me. As you say harvest without large amounts of work sounds good to me. – I saw your blueberry planting which cleared up how to plant into the ground after woodchipping so that rounded out everything. Thank you.
Smashed that like. It's looking great over there. Peace out sir.