Permaculture Demystified: Your Essential Guide for Beginner Green Thumbs!

Beautiful

Mulberry Tree App would love to interview you!

Once where I work the bees attacked the sheep chickens and horses… why?

Something to consider, honey bees are not native to North America, as such they out compete the local solitary bees for food and drive them closer to extinction, these solitary bees have evolved with our local plants and are far more efficient at pollinating them than honey bees, losing the solitary bees would be devastating for our plant life.

You could help to offset your impact by creating solitary bee habitats, then tending to and hatching the eggs to ensure that they thrive as well.

Excellent description bravo

Great video .. we have three acres in ohio trying to figure out a system

Thank you!

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Ive been searching for a video like this but i never knew the word permaculture. Im excited to binge this channel now and learn all the things!

I love how you explained it! Beautiful site and happy animals!

Oh my gosh! Your bee comments had me laughing out loud!! Thank you for the understanding this a bit better. Just moved onto a lot of land that used to be cornfields. We want to renew it in a way that provides for us and nature.

Curious why sheep instead of goats?

The commentary has me so weak - I love sustainable living made fun and accessible

Excellent content 🎉 thank you 💗

Gee. This system is so fascinating and you demonstrated it so well. I wish I’d known about all of this when I was younger. I tried to explain the concept to a friend a few months ago, but it’s difficult to explain just with words. Your demonstration really shows how everything is symbiotic, and seeing it makes all come . it together.

Greetings from the LooseNatural farm in Andalusia Spain

Your joke on BLM made me laugh out loud. I want to buy comfrey we have enough for everybody that wants it?

Sometimes you have to rewind and remind 😂

Thanks! Inspiring 😊

What do you call that kind of fencing? I need some

Bro just took a shot at the union :/ lol

I want to be a barefooted ninja gardener when I grow up. How can I do that?

Hi! Great channel! Oh, btw…Bear sent me! Keep up the great work! Be well & blessed.
Subbed & thumbs up!
Edit: This is great content!

Why not just leave the fences up all the time?

Bear sent me...

Do you have any, or can you make any, videos going over the economics of your permaculture farm? Things like how many hours a week it requires to maintain, how much land is needed, minimum and optimum crop/heard variety/sizes, initial startup costs, monthly yields in food/income? I like the idea of it, and the idea seems viable, but having a hard time reconciling why it would not be common except economics. Even a simplistic economic breakdown may point to inefficiencies that can drive innovations that could allow the model to supplant industrial farming.

How many acres do you need to run the sheep tractor, chicken tractor and bees all together like that? I'm just curious on how small of a farm it could be to be successful enough to pay for itself essentially.

Is that a Ben Hollar sheep pen ?

Permaculture -- Permanent Agriculture

Just starting out and need to get me some sheep! Can you share the type of portable fence you have?

one thing I think makes a definition a problem is that everyplace and area is different. You could have to permaculture farms less then a mile from each other and the way things are done or plants grown will differ. It's all about nature and nature is all about diversity.

The black lives matter comment at the end had me hollering. Hahaha 😆. Good video.

You can’t say that intro 3 times fast!!! lol

you had me at "sheepies"

You have great information. Watched several of your videos. Your lady friend seems pretty knowledgeable as well. Noticed she only speaks when spoken to( 5 seconds or less). She only moves when you give her commands. If your going to benefit from having her on the channel give her the respect and honor her with at least 45% of educating viewers. Rehearse your lines if need be. It’s distracting when your treating her like a child or like you own her.

In the gardening institutes they teach you about absorption like in the example means of how you then can use what has to be described in detail after beginning anew with thoughts of the permaculture process basically non storage like programming they teach you I mean the branch through exposure to pollutions & what not so, that comment brought me here THANKS

Wow, great video... learning a lot.

Fascinating! I would describe this as living in harmony with nature. The way God intended.

So much does not make any sense, but thank you both for learning us up BZ respectfully

How much is a small bone sauce?? I can’t find a way to order online but I can send a check to the address if I knew the amount

Well said!!! Nice explanation! Thanks!

Paul Gautschi gave the best definition of Sustainable Permaculture for folk who need it spelled out in writing in my opinion and also Jeoff Lawton said if it is sustainable and it works for you then that's what matters most.
We also have to remember that we're not all in the same climate or grow zones and sometimes people forget that very key bit of information.
Gardener Scott brought this up in a video not to long ago. What works for you may not always work for everyone else due to where an individual's home space is on Earth. All good points and I love what your doing. Keep up the good work. Thank you and God bless you.

Thank you for the very helpful tips on making a permaculture yard!

So how the chicken will lay eggs? Don’t they need the place to lay

Anyone know of any good online permaculture courses??

Lol did you call yourself a 'permaculture pimp daddy?'

Hey yall I'm trying to make a hard copy library of useful information for our homestead can you suggest a couple of permaculture books thank yall for all you do .May the father bless and keep you and yours. Amen.

Maybe bees 🐝 understand BLM because Bees Lives Matter. If this was said before of freaking well! Lol

I have fallen in love with permaculture. My backyard has been transformed in the past two years from grass to veggies, eatable perennials, fruits, berries and chicken. I am working on this manifestation: more land and a PDC (Permaculture Design Certificate). I am 50 years old, but hey - mother earth doesn't care about age right? :-) Greetings from Denmark

“Bees act a lot like union workers” 🤣🤣😭😂