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The attached Part 1 Ginseng Summit is an updated version of the earlier recording, with additional interviews and data.
@meredithdavis35395 сағат бұрын
Can the Laricobius beetle help with balsam woolly adelgid? I am worried about fir trees
@jimlycett44809 сағат бұрын
For a person who lives in fla but has a small farm near cherokee where i rent my six acres for some cows this was a very informative video. I am doing the best i can to improve the pasture and i am seeing progress but rotational grazing is out of the question. Cows leave in november and come back on april first. Aeration in march showed some noticable improvement. Easily digestable presentation. Thank you.
@user-ws7yf9od5o2 күн бұрын
اريد طريقة لكشف عمق المياه الجوفية وماهي طريقة
@ceimo8564 күн бұрын
We will be visiting there soon in our RV adventures. This is the place to buy beef.
@hunters.85555 күн бұрын
Love coming back to this series! What a great look into how genetics affect the way our herds convert feed into product
@masteraus665 күн бұрын
This seems just like another method of jadam or Korean Natural Farming
@michaelhulskotter76235 күн бұрын
Amazing work. So much risk and labor. Bless you all.
@ObamaoZedong6 күн бұрын
Since corn comes from Native Americans, maybe we should take a page out of their book. For example, Hopi corn is planted at a depth of 18 inches, yes you heard that right. It is not irrigated. By the way, the Hopi lands receive about 6” of rain. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
@geezer2tech1546 күн бұрын
As a novice home vegetable gardener, I found the video to be incredibly helpful.
@ObamaoZedong7 күн бұрын
Don't forget you can eat the leaves of some of these especially cowpeas and amaranth. I'm always looking for every opportunity to add more greens into my diet as a nutritionist.
@hosoiarchives48588 күн бұрын
How does he protect himself from deer
@441rider9 күн бұрын
Great info here I have a small like 220 c/ft greenhouse for citrus tree that produce and will be using a compost box as a pre heater in my 30ft of hose at 5 feet down exchanger. VT is a great state had fun there near Manchester ctr years back.
@mistyrichardson60419 күн бұрын
Thank you for sharing
@peteredwardmilns89129 күн бұрын
What a pleasure it is to listen to Jim. He is so knowledgeable. What a amazing guy. Enjoy your talks thoroughly. Peter Milns South Africa. Cattle farmer.
@gerardvriend72910 күн бұрын
This is 8 years old, and not much happened ever since. Big companies don’t care!
@ColRubyDimplesManacha11 күн бұрын
My great grandfather farmed ginseng in Mars Hill a hundred or so years ago. I've always wanted to grow it, but it's such an investment! If y'all could come up with a program to distribute plugs or seeds, that would be awesome!
@WilliamJamesGilbertIIakaJamie12 күн бұрын
I just watched the mountain range that was loaded with old growth ginseng across the creek get stripped for x-mas trees & wind mills that we as a community shut those plans down for now ( windmill )...
@stevehall925611 күн бұрын
Christmas trees create cancer. Ashe county nc has the highest cancer rates in nc. Tree farmers just destroyed 20 acres nearby. They sprayed the areas directly above the new river killing every living thing. Criminals
@cathyjennings558012 күн бұрын
Thanks!!!😊 American Ginseng Roots very good for digestive herb. Cows like to eat it. Pastures in farm lands. Grassy areas 😊.
@mikemyer336112 күн бұрын
I like my frming explanation by a farmer not a corporate power point explanation
@hardwareful14 күн бұрын
I guess the trick is to make biochar in winter and harness the energy output for heating the building, but that's going to be quite a big bunker for collection, and the question how one would keep it going for days at a time.
@jonathanblanchard648014 күн бұрын
Now, he started smaking...
@jonathanblanchard648014 күн бұрын
She smacks alot ansd sounds stupid...three hours more to watch?
@williamduprez763415 күн бұрын
I thought for a second..what kind of stalk can you use?...what about thick fast growing bamboo to make biochar???
@lindastephen-seaver634515 күн бұрын
I am wondering if I can use freeze dried lions mane mushrooms? I freeze dried them a few months ago. I didn't have time to work with them so I freeze dried for preservation. Thank you for your help
@LtColDaddy7117 күн бұрын
As far as poultry goes, as a row cropper who produces organically and regeneratively, I find the best way to get the benefits for the farm, is just to let anyone who wants to do it come on in and do it. Give it away, and get more. Individually, they can pasture process and stay under the state maximum.
@c.Drishta17 күн бұрын
How would an earthen double- barrel oven system work for torching the wood? Would it last longer than the metal drums?
@kathrync82917 күн бұрын
If the grounc is bouncing it might be because of the critters digging holes underground.
@williamdavis8119 күн бұрын
Wow! Good stuff.
@williamdavis8119 күн бұрын
Really good stuff
@nickpilgrim196619 күн бұрын
Hi Bob. Great videos. A quick question... I got interested due to rice farmers where I'm living in Central Vietnam burning the crop residue after harvest. It's understandable as they can burn off a field in a couple of days and move on to tilling it and preparing the fields for the next crop. But its a big health hazard. Would your biochar retort work with crop residue. Thanks again. Nick
@shawnmackin925020 күн бұрын
This was amazing. Maybe I missed this, but how do you turn the pile?
@alexbiggs813120 күн бұрын
do you have a source for galinsoga?
@abosasababy21 күн бұрын
Part 14 please
@rob2845921 күн бұрын
This video is my favorite whm exercise
@michaelhunter27422 күн бұрын
This man’s world view is an inspiration. What a lovely soul. Keep this series coming.
@colleenbonniwell422622 күн бұрын
plants talk 💚💙🌱💙💚
@georgianawride71722 күн бұрын
Do you have subtitles as I am hard of hearing but would love to learn about fermenting thanks from vicky UK.
@kevinbates697922 күн бұрын
Thank you so much! You changed my life . I would of loved to have this information sooner . Thank you so much !!!!!
@Mess-Lab-Kitchen-Show24 күн бұрын
You can tell she really knows her stuff!~
@maximillianpalaza25 күн бұрын
Michael Phillips 1957' - 2022' Great Video
@WildPrimal2326 күн бұрын
I love Will Harris and White Oak Pastures. Consider watching the interview I did with Will Harris! It's a 30+ minute conversation and it is on my channel. This one. We cover a lot of informative topics in our discussion. May regenerative agriculture keep spreading far and wide
@diceman200428 күн бұрын
Something you could do to ensure your char does not ignite ... put a few inches of course sand or fine gravel at the bottom , between the drums , before adding the fuel wood .
@scottschaeffer892028 күн бұрын
This should be mandatory for every Illinois farmer to watch. 4 people died, 8 were injured in a soil erosion, wind blown road dust storm last Spring on an Illinois highway. Illinois is pitch black after Halloween until May of the next Spring. Oh yea, there’s no pheasants anymore virtually in Illinois!
@davydanyАй бұрын
This was a great video, thank you! I learned a lot! I just had a few additional questions: What's the best way to drain the fuel out of a riding lawn mower, especially while getting ready for winter? What's the best way to dispose of the older fuel?
@ShaunaMarieSingsАй бұрын
Brilliant!!!! 💗💗💗
@Countryboy316Ай бұрын
In the beginning God created Nature, vegetation, ecosystems...... and said it was good. Then we came along and said no, we can do better, then He said sent Gabe Brown and all the others to remind we were wrong.
@sti_xy1Ай бұрын
Very good! Nice talk and well-constructed. It really summarizes well how the application and science of biochar works! Thanks
@annalee8868Ай бұрын
Not only highly intelligent but absolutely adorable!
@7ann7seven13Ай бұрын
red lights too, grows plants in greenhouses twice as fast.
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The attached Part 1 Ginseng Summit is an updated version of the earlier recording, with additional interviews and data.
Can the Laricobius beetle help with balsam woolly adelgid? I am worried about fir trees
For a person who lives in fla but has a small farm near cherokee where i rent my six acres for some cows this was a very informative video. I am doing the best i can to improve the pasture and i am seeing progress but rotational grazing is out of the question. Cows leave in november and come back on april first. Aeration in march showed some noticable improvement. Easily digestable presentation. Thank you.
اريد طريقة لكشف عمق المياه الجوفية وماهي طريقة
We will be visiting there soon in our RV adventures. This is the place to buy beef.
Love coming back to this series! What a great look into how genetics affect the way our herds convert feed into product
This seems just like another method of jadam or Korean Natural Farming
Amazing work. So much risk and labor. Bless you all.
Since corn comes from Native Americans, maybe we should take a page out of their book. For example, Hopi corn is planted at a depth of 18 inches, yes you heard that right. It is not irrigated. By the way, the Hopi lands receive about 6” of rain. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
As a novice home vegetable gardener, I found the video to be incredibly helpful.
Don't forget you can eat the leaves of some of these especially cowpeas and amaranth. I'm always looking for every opportunity to add more greens into my diet as a nutritionist.
How does he protect himself from deer
Great info here I have a small like 220 c/ft greenhouse for citrus tree that produce and will be using a compost box as a pre heater in my 30ft of hose at 5 feet down exchanger. VT is a great state had fun there near Manchester ctr years back.
Thank you for sharing
What a pleasure it is to listen to Jim. He is so knowledgeable. What a amazing guy. Enjoy your talks thoroughly. Peter Milns South Africa. Cattle farmer.
This is 8 years old, and not much happened ever since. Big companies don’t care!
My great grandfather farmed ginseng in Mars Hill a hundred or so years ago. I've always wanted to grow it, but it's such an investment! If y'all could come up with a program to distribute plugs or seeds, that would be awesome!
I just watched the mountain range that was loaded with old growth ginseng across the creek get stripped for x-mas trees & wind mills that we as a community shut those plans down for now ( windmill )...
Christmas trees create cancer. Ashe county nc has the highest cancer rates in nc. Tree farmers just destroyed 20 acres nearby. They sprayed the areas directly above the new river killing every living thing. Criminals
Thanks!!!😊 American Ginseng Roots very good for digestive herb. Cows like to eat it. Pastures in farm lands. Grassy areas 😊.
I like my frming explanation by a farmer not a corporate power point explanation
I guess the trick is to make biochar in winter and harness the energy output for heating the building, but that's going to be quite a big bunker for collection, and the question how one would keep it going for days at a time.
Now, he started smaking...
She smacks alot ansd sounds stupid...three hours more to watch?
I thought for a second..what kind of stalk can you use?...what about thick fast growing bamboo to make biochar???
I am wondering if I can use freeze dried lions mane mushrooms? I freeze dried them a few months ago. I didn't have time to work with them so I freeze dried for preservation. Thank you for your help
As far as poultry goes, as a row cropper who produces organically and regeneratively, I find the best way to get the benefits for the farm, is just to let anyone who wants to do it come on in and do it. Give it away, and get more. Individually, they can pasture process and stay under the state maximum.
How would an earthen double- barrel oven system work for torching the wood? Would it last longer than the metal drums?
If the grounc is bouncing it might be because of the critters digging holes underground.
Wow! Good stuff.
Really good stuff
Hi Bob. Great videos. A quick question... I got interested due to rice farmers where I'm living in Central Vietnam burning the crop residue after harvest. It's understandable as they can burn off a field in a couple of days and move on to tilling it and preparing the fields for the next crop. But its a big health hazard. Would your biochar retort work with crop residue. Thanks again. Nick
This was amazing. Maybe I missed this, but how do you turn the pile?
do you have a source for galinsoga?
Part 14 please
This video is my favorite whm exercise
This man’s world view is an inspiration. What a lovely soul. Keep this series coming.
plants talk 💚💙🌱💙💚
Do you have subtitles as I am hard of hearing but would love to learn about fermenting thanks from vicky UK.
Thank you so much! You changed my life . I would of loved to have this information sooner . Thank you so much !!!!!
You can tell she really knows her stuff!~
Michael Phillips 1957' - 2022' Great Video
I love Will Harris and White Oak Pastures. Consider watching the interview I did with Will Harris! It's a 30+ minute conversation and it is on my channel. This one. We cover a lot of informative topics in our discussion. May regenerative agriculture keep spreading far and wide
Something you could do to ensure your char does not ignite ... put a few inches of course sand or fine gravel at the bottom , between the drums , before adding the fuel wood .
This should be mandatory for every Illinois farmer to watch. 4 people died, 8 were injured in a soil erosion, wind blown road dust storm last Spring on an Illinois highway. Illinois is pitch black after Halloween until May of the next Spring. Oh yea, there’s no pheasants anymore virtually in Illinois!
This was a great video, thank you! I learned a lot! I just had a few additional questions: What's the best way to drain the fuel out of a riding lawn mower, especially while getting ready for winter? What's the best way to dispose of the older fuel?
Brilliant!!!! 💗💗💗
In the beginning God created Nature, vegetation, ecosystems...... and said it was good. Then we came along and said no, we can do better, then He said sent Gabe Brown and all the others to remind we were wrong.
Very good! Nice talk and well-constructed. It really summarizes well how the application and science of biochar works! Thanks
Not only highly intelligent but absolutely adorable!
red lights too, grows plants in greenhouses twice as fast.