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This is the first episode of my new interview show “Influence For Good.” Im fortunate to have one of the top Youtube gardeners on the show today, Luke from the MIGardener channel. Lukes Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/MIgardener Lukes Website: http://migardener.com
The food forest feels more and more like a true forest with every passing week. It’s an amazing feeling to have a way to escape into nature when living in a suburban setting, not to mention all the food that comes along with it. Facbook: https://www.facebook.com/james.prigioni
This is the next video following the progression of the food forest. Twice a week I will be uploading a video showing how the food forest is coming along. Thanks for watching 🙂 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/james.prigioni
Tory from the Permaculture Homestead came to visit the food forest and we did a little collaboration. I hope you enjoy watching 🙂 SUBSCRIBE TO TORY! https://www.youtube.com/user/torymorton
The Suburban New Jersey Food Forest is really starting to come together. I have set out hundreds of transplants that are going to fill in the spaces between the perennials to utilize maximum space and obtain maximum yield on the small space I have. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/james.prigioni
Showing the greenhouse packed with veggies before I transplant them into the garden.
These are the brassicas that I transplanted on April 16th, I’m showing you how I did it and what they look like now.
Going through a lot of the plantings on the property early in the spring so you guys can follow along to see the progression of growth throughout the weeks, months, and years. Stick around till 7:40 to see a cool surprise. Check out some more videos while you are here, and feel free to give…
I was tagged in the Allotment Challenge video by Eric from “The Little Whitehouse” youtube channel and this is my video response. Eric’s channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY9DLi_NlKSWzj4nzcv9sRA
The Food Food forest is really starting to come alive, even with the little amount of rain we have had. Channel with Paul Gautschi videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/L2Survive
Welcome back for 2015, I hope you follow along. Here are a list of the bare root fruit trees and berries. 1. All-in-one Almond Tree 2. Autumn Bliss Raspberry 3 .Brandywine Purple Raspberry 4. Climax Blueberry 5. Cowart Muscadine 6. Early Golden Apricot Tree 7.Katy Apricot Tree 8. Latham Raspberry 9. Moonpark Apricot Tree 10.…
Explaining the utilization of edible annuals to mimic the natural succession of a food forest
An update on the progression of the food forest as the summer begins to draw to a close. I share some of my ideas for the fall garden, and bring you guys a long for a clip of the harvest.
One of my favorite videos I have ever made. A harvest video from the garden and what one of Masanobu Fukuokas mot popular quote means to me at this stage of my life. Shalom
I hope that this video inspires you! Know that you can do this if you want.
Why I make my own compost and the cyclical cycle that I have in place to build fertility. The more solar conversion to bio mass the better, with Joel Salatin as a huge inspiration and role model.
Organic gardening that is blossoming into a food forest. Don’t be a zealot and learn from successful people, mold their ideologies into the system that works for you.
Permaculture food forest is progressing along with very little maintenance, and a discussion on yield.
Food Forest progression, the importance of balance, and the use of microclimates.
Tour of the progression of the food forest, and hopefully some inspiration.
Food forest tour, a walk through of the progression of the food forest.
In our permaculture garden our system harvests its own; water (rain-water harvesting system), fertilizer (through nitrogen fixing microbes and dynamic nutrient accumulating plants), and its own seed. The only thing we have to do is harvest large branches throughout the yard for stakes, and harvest some of the crop for food.
