Acorn Land Labs

Acorn Land Labs

There is a better way to live. Humans should have free time, good food, affordable shelter, time in nature, space to think, and living systems that help people thrive while healing the land. Welcome to Acorn Land Labs. We fuse permaculture, off-grid systems, local lifestyles, and simple living into a fresh way to live well. Join us as we reinvent the world around us into something healthy and good. Sustainability and affordability working hand-in-hand to give us better lives.

We have developed a 10 hour off-grid course, a powerful off-grid simulator app called the "Land Lab Simulator", and an online community all to help people easily plan, & design their off-grid homes that produce food, energy, water, shelter & sanitation.

Links below:

Our Off-Grid Course: community.acornlandlabs.com/c/land-lab-off-grid-overview/

Land Lab Simulator: landlab.app/simulator

Acorn Community: community.acornlandlabs.com/home

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  • @sharriceowens913
    @sharriceowens91310 минут бұрын

    You guys are genius!!❤

  • @williamyoungblood3988
    @williamyoungblood398838 минут бұрын

    Does this cause a problem with having more soldier flies flying around the area?

  • @Notaoffender
    @NotaoffenderСағат бұрын

    Acually chickens cost $15 and the price of feed is $600 a tone

  • @suryadarma179
    @suryadarma1792 сағат бұрын

    Sounds like a minecraft afk farm tutorial to me

  • @michaeltagoe2812
    @michaeltagoe28125 сағат бұрын

    Loving your practice. Thanks

  • @user0.90
    @user0.908 сағат бұрын

    Why does is have to be food grade bucket ? I've been searching all over my place but they don't sell it here and it's expensive if i buy it online. Any alternative ?

  • @rlmedia4671
    @rlmedia467111 сағат бұрын

    Doesn’t it evaporate upon hydrating the soil? - much larger surface area

  • @umikazeonika6095
    @umikazeonika609514 сағат бұрын

    If you were to prep a farm with the guy that turn everything into a powder that farm would be self sufficient for 200 years

  • @E-1K
    @E-1K14 сағат бұрын

    There's more than one way water is chlorinated. This method works for one, but not the other. I can't remember the exact details beyond this.

  • @E-1K
    @E-1K14 сағат бұрын

    Worms out in the woods make it difficult for trees to compete with faster growing plants like grasses. Its the eating up of dead leaves etc that would normally cover up the forrest floor. Sometimes worms are an invasive species. 😉 Other than that they're fantastic.

  • @anonymousblox
    @anonymousblox15 сағат бұрын

    Isnt the smoke bad for the environment bc the wood has traped co2 in it?

  • @sharriceowens913
    @sharriceowens91315 сағат бұрын

    All yall need now is some bee hives and add some fish to the pond..excellence job guys u literally built everything i had in my head and my plans for when i can finally afford to buy some land😊

  • @heatherjolly8389
    @heatherjolly838915 сағат бұрын

    It almost makes me wish I lived in the area that had black soldier flies

  • @Shinoby002
    @Shinoby00216 сағат бұрын

    Why you have 2 identical videos about the worms? I liked the first one but now YT recomanded me the second one and it.s identical with the previous one. Why you posted 2 videos? I might dislike this shit

  • @Shinoby002
    @Shinoby00216 сағат бұрын

    So 547 eggs multiply by 3.5$ result 160$ . Interesting.

  • @Just_alee
    @Just_alee17 сағат бұрын

    The chicks at tractor supply only cost up to 4$ you just have to take the time to raise them

  • @VanitysGunn
    @VanitysGunn18 сағат бұрын

    I saw a video where a guy set up those pheromone traps for Japanese beatles to harvest for his chickens. They're invasive & a major food crop pest. Might be a better option if you have those in your area.

  • @mark3r442
    @mark3r44220 сағат бұрын

    but now you’ll also have a ton of flies everywhere

  • @hoovieman23
    @hoovieman2321 сағат бұрын

    But can you turn it off? Say you were going on vacation. Would you just open a vent to allow it to escape?

  • @teaksworld
    @teaksworld23 сағат бұрын

    How much does a bin produce?

  • @holajza
    @holajzaКүн бұрын

    Collect rain water

  • @user-bo9wd2cs3u
    @user-bo9wd2cs3uКүн бұрын

    you guys are great it will be nice if you can volunteer your time and skills to my NGO in Africa.

  • @koru6439
    @koru6439Күн бұрын

    Aside from jokes this is a really good way to get rid of a body

  • @zaventoriguian6951
    @zaventoriguian6951Күн бұрын

    Insect farm

  • @phillroo7871
    @phillroo7871Күн бұрын

    Ahh dudes, just came across your channel, and was interested, BUT, until you said you got something from Salvos, and for me that's taking something from people that could use and need compared to someone making money from KZread to profit, sorry guys thumbs down, shame though idea was almost very good

  • @kathrynck
    @kathrynckКүн бұрын

    Do the chickens get kinda buzzed on caffeine?

  • @TheWolf-gg3sx
    @TheWolf-gg3sxКүн бұрын

    That great idea. Thank you for the idea because I own a lot of chicken stew.

  • @mistat8297
    @mistat8297Күн бұрын

    What song is this? I cant figure out its name

  • @Noobert
    @NoobertКүн бұрын

    man thats some solid stuff. i recently got a 3kw portable power supply and 500w of solar it was suprised to learn how much space you would need for the number of solar panels required to run a home. getting ready to do a rimworld but in irl video and needed to cover all the learning basics to replicate the game irl haha

  • @fofolonc
    @fofoloncКүн бұрын

    If you want warm water any time you should buy a big stove.. one thats convertabile to a water heating device My neighbours have smt like that It has lots and pipes and stuff Not supet pretty maybe you guys can hide some stuff make it better but it does provee boiling hot water for anything you might to connect these copper pipes to

  • @fofolonc
    @fofoloncКүн бұрын

    You guys should pop a door in the house behind the stove small storage and cut the back part of that storage To be able to just shove wood from outside the house roght inside 😂 Lazy af ik

  • @ChaCha-mt4yu
    @ChaCha-mt4yuКүн бұрын

    Not the oculus safety video song that's crazy 🤣

  • @andriytamoiko-kf4eq
    @andriytamoiko-kf4eqКүн бұрын

    Thats how I'm explaining my mom what I will do after school

  • @fofolonc
    @fofoloncКүн бұрын

    You guys should totally lift that digester off the ground Even if it in the green house Use a wooden palet and under it add glass fiber or other heat / temp maintaining stuff So not that much ground temp affects the digester

  • @jeremiahyeo5863
    @jeremiahyeo5863Күн бұрын

    It seems to me you have two different styles here in your video. One with the climbing ramp with the hole in it and the bucket mounted inside of the tub… The other ones you’ve taken off the mesh from the air ports and attached a Y which guides the grubs into a bucket externally hanging. But you don’t bother show what that ramp looks like. I’m pretty sure you said you were going to make another video about this. Is that gonna happen anytime soon? It’s been eight months. Did you forget? You did say in this video you were going to show how to make one of these. I know it’s pretty simple looking at it but when you’ve gone with two different versions, it makes it a little bit more difficult to understand for your audience - which version they should probably go with. Especially since you don’t really give them all of the details. I assume the principal is still the same. Perhaps you should at least provide a link in the description to someone else’s channel who has actually shown how to do this.

  • @m.ibrahimbilal1816
    @m.ibrahimbilal1816Күн бұрын

    Why does I look like the most average American predator

  • @YvesLopez
    @YvesLopezКүн бұрын

    Bait for perch fishing

  • @leematrix801
    @leematrix801Күн бұрын

    Not to be that person but it’s not cardboard lol that’s called corrugated board

  • @Constissel
    @ConstisselКүн бұрын

    What when u run out of food scraps

  • @Wise4HarvestTime
    @Wise4HarvestTimeКүн бұрын

    Wow... An insect farm built to feed a chicken farm

  • @marximusinkstorm
    @marximusinkstorm2 күн бұрын

    I have a chicken farm and all your numbers are wrong

  • @RealStickyNicky
    @RealStickyNicky2 күн бұрын

    I have raised garden beds at home. Do you think it would beneficial to dump my grass clippings on top for mulching/nutrients? Or will that much grass throw off the soil balance?

  • @joelevenson
    @joelevenson2 күн бұрын

    I’ve watched like 12 videos trying to figure out how to make one of these and this is the only one that’s actually made sense

  • @ENNEN420
    @ENNEN4202 күн бұрын

    N-no... but you HAVE to live in a building with 7000 people in it and pollution all around it! It's so convenient! How else will you easily get to the Cidercade after a heckin' long day of adulting? How will you get obscure locally brewed IPA for your Rick and Morty premiere parties? This is all nonsense...

  • @istrumguitars
    @istrumguitars2 күн бұрын

    Neat contraption there dude you should market that

  • @Vercing3torix
    @Vercing3torix2 күн бұрын

    Liquid fertilizer? More like oil

  • @ibrahimhaji5616
    @ibrahimhaji56162 күн бұрын

    Larvae life ended before it’s started still great idea

  • @OnyxZ28
    @OnyxZ282 күн бұрын

    Wasn't this in an episode of House

  • @alexbueno8166
    @alexbueno81662 күн бұрын

    Glad to see you guys are back! Would love to see some updates about y’all soon! Your 30 days series inspired me to make some big changes in life!

  • @zephyrstrife4668
    @zephyrstrife46682 күн бұрын

    Absolutely genius... We need more people like this!