Every show is full of information . It's like getting a college education from the best teacher and his guest

Thanks!

That is the hugest urban lot I’ve ever seen.

I am an urban cottage gardener. I think that growing in the city is important to the health of the city dwellers. I also think that teaching children and encouraging communities to know where their food comes from. Thanks for sharing this info.

Thanks Joe and team!

Please interview Jess Sowell of Roots and Refuge Farm. She is such a joy to watch as a homesteader.

THAT is how you do a sponsor ad. One quick, unintrusive brand and slogan flash and we're done. Good job, Growing a Greener World. Good job, Subaru.

So happy that Growing a Greener World is available on KZfaq!

Thank all the team work..so much teacher me

Love all these wonderful ideas

3-7-2022 I am so ready to start my garden I leave in a mobile home lot. Lots of pots.

a great life style...worth emulating by all of us...and move towards a greener world....loved it..

I could watch urban farming all day!

A greener world, I like that !

It's a great Baby 😻❤️

Amazing gardening information. Thanks.

Beatitude 💅.you have beautiful positive thoughts in ur heart and living with green mute nature .Literally luminary walk greenway proudly boasting of its eye soothing beauty.I am Thankful for the opportunity to be great full 🙏.

Great episode,thank you

So much great information 👍

That's so cool to have such a productive little farm just outside of Seattle... I lived there for a little while very nice place to live

1/3 rd of an acre,what matters is your ability to grow and feed freshness. Very nice to see how the perspectives change as to what is available and ready(in its prime)will be on the table. Unspoiled raising of the kids.

Joe, what a great episode! Thanks for the videos and television show. Always enjoy.

Thank you Joe for bringing us very practical and innovative gardeners! Amazing human beings! Your channel always have great content and inspiration. God bless you and all what you do.💝 from Zone 7b, northern NJ.

Excellent. Good ideas for me. Thanks

lovely tour. thanks for sharing!

What an AWESOME chicken tractor! Totally copying this design today! Thanks for inspiring!

Jess is The Best!😇😚

i used to watch this on tv--theonly station i could get--and miss this. no tv for me. happy to find this again on utube. deatra parks

Great. Love the KZfaq format with longer overall videos. Please keep them coming.

Thank you! This is so informative and inspiring!

What an inspiration! She demonstrates some great innovative tips!

I love this show very much ❤️ AWESOME!!!!

inspiring. love the way you look at things around and how your outlook pass through to you own kids

Last year was a bit of a bust with my impromptu garden but this year im gonna do it right. Compost, garden boxes, the whole shebang

Joe, thank you for a great video! I have been following you since you were on Garden Smart!

Great video. We took the leap into living off grid with solar, composting toilet, and we currently haul water, but plan to capture water for crops and animals in the future. We started raising some of our own foods, including, meats and eggs 6 years ago as I had also begun approaching gardening and landscape the permaculture way. We now live in the mountains in Eastern Wa at a high elevation with a shorter growing season, then what we had when we lived closer to town but in a frost pocket. As much as I love growing vegetable and herb gardens, what excites me most is learning about wild edibles and medicinals are in our local area.

Easy to understand the way you speak thanks

What an interesting episode, really enjoyed it! And I love the idea of drying the herbs in the car ;)

I love it, thank you, greetings from Belgium

Thank you for sharing your excellent work...I hope I can apply this in my farm one day...love farming...from Brunei

Fabulous, I really enjoyed the video and information.

Love it!

Everytime I see Jack, he makes me smile and feel so happy. The Bees are such workers busily going from one beautiful flower to the next.

I'm imagining a big pottery thing made like the the store bought in-ground composting system. Or 2 clay pots, a few wooden stakes around perimeter, coming slightly above lip of bottom pot, so up-turned top one is secure when placed back on for the cover. Or just a pot tray for the cover. Use a masonry drill bit ? ( I'm not a drill expert, but am guessing).

Practical Permaculture was the textbook for my Oregon State Univ. PDC

This was a great video ! !

CHANGING ONE'S CLIMATE not the other way around. We have limited movement at this moment in time due to a little virus, one good thing is vegetable seed sales have rocketed in the UK. I can totally understand what you're trying to deliver as a sustainable message. I grew up in a family that didn't have money for needful things so they made best use of what they had. They worked very hard for their worth. We always had a roof over our heads, good home cooked food on the table and hand made or thrift shop clothing to wear. Living on the 'Never, Never' was seen as shameful as it was a sign of bad house keeping. Charles Darwin wrote about how life adapts to survive. I think we all are so homogeneous that rather than being self sufficient we are unable to live without being told how to think for ourselves, to live with successes and failures in equal measures. Forgive me for sounding too preachy but when we get told by the "jet setters" that we should all believe in climate change because their data modelling has come up with forecast figures I automatically am sceptical. When was the last time you ever bought vegetables that weren't wrapped in plastic? In my little part of the world it's not about climate change globally, it's more of a degree of my change of climate. I have grown my own vegetables since I was a child. Our playground was in between the bee hives.

👍🏻🤗ty awesome video

I enjoyed this so much. Really something to inspire to. Though I may not actually create such a beautiful growing oasis as they have, it is certainly something I’d like to strive for. No criticism here.

Excellent subject mater. I loved it. from Zone 9A, Central FL.

, great info thanks

Thanks ❤️❤️❤️

Amazing

Very Nice 👍🇲🇦🙏

I hate when people, the the first guest, ask "What's in what you're eating, can you pronounce it?" like that is the measure of food safety. I have a degree in Biology so yes, I can pronounce the ingredients, if I posted a list of everything in an apple, most people couldn't pronounce them. To say something is bad just because you can't pronounce it is assinine.

She looks great .

You're making future bright and use compost for farming it is very good

Love it. But about the chickens... I would rather make a Justin Rhode's chickshaw than standard coop. Less messy work. And I would put a compost area to the run.

Amazing woman!

Perennial foods? Please explain. Love this video. We need to know more...thanks so much.

Makes a difference being in the pacific north west- rain, mild temp.

would love to see more time invested in this "food digester system" ?

I love strong women.

You should have James Prigioni on the show!

About the little box-top greenhouse, anyone have any suggestions for allowing rain to come through, so we don't have to water using mains or stored water? Is there a way to have a kind of greenhouse roof but still capitalize on rainfall? Perhaps leaky wooden windows? ;)

Nice

I have Ancona ducks, too. Love them!

Can you offer any helpful solutions to pack rat issues? We moved off grid and our garden was destroyed by pack rats after the plants matured and started producing. We live in Eastern wa on 20 acres at a high elevation in the woods, mostly douglas fir and pines.

How long are the chickens and ducks kept before they become food too?

Joe the garbage pail in the ground.Should I do that with my eight plastic garbage pails.That I weedwack leave in the fall for leafcompost.7 are 33 gal. and one is a blue 55 gal.

Use ecosia search engine. My family and I do!! It is beautiful. I just bought a tshirt from them. And that will be my holiday gifts for my family And friends

I would love to hear what perennial foods she’s planting.

Try doing it in the UK climate!

Does the first person they interviewed have a youtube? She has so much information.

This is not a city fenced off plot for a small garden. It's countryside living off the land. Not concrete. Back to basics. When someone is labeled "an authority" on permaculture farming, etc we need to look back a generation & see that the real authorities have already lived like this for generations. Just no videos back then. There are farmers that live off the land & use the resources while giving back. And there are farmers who grind the soil into dust, cover it with man made fertilizer & spray every ounce of soil then take what grows to market abroad. U don't have to have pigs, cattle, etc to be a farmer. Farm what the land provides.

I didn’t know Seth Rogan was into homesteading

Hallo Jeaurny and your family so so much

Number one input here is ....$$$$$ lots of $$$$$$

Oh yeah, the cops will definitely believe that I'm just "drying herbs" in the backseat of my car

How do you protect the plastic sheet from a stone storm? Could I put a metal sheet on top or something?

Modern homestead.. prescription..the brothers Grimm..🧙...

The background music is too loud

8:15 A simple

Would share how make the chicken run?

I have property that is planted in trees for tax breaks. Could you find people to interview who know what to plant in a fir tree understory to harvest for food? I have wild blackberries, and an elderberry tree. I am considering blueberries and mushrooms. I would appreciate any help given. I think there is a lot of acreage in trees (for the tax break) that could also be managed for additional productivity. (Even if just along the edges of the access roads.) I don't know anyone else who's even considering doing this, can you find anyone? Again I'd appreciate any help offered. Thanks

Whoa, this actually makes me wanna have ducks, because the messiness is what has been steering me away from it before. Thank you!

Too bad Erica is no longer pursuing her homesteading, at least publicly. Her segment is at least a couple years old.

Great but I can really enjoy without the background music

If you go out for a vacation,who take care of your chickens?

I tried the chicken garden!, but after putting the chickens in the garden, 2 days later there was no garden 🤔

I grew up in small town British Colombia. My grandparents had 2 1/8 acres in town. They had more than 30 fruit trees in addition to a large raspberry patch, black berries, and a large garden. We almost never had candy at home and never missed it. I don't know why everyone does this. You see people in town with trees in their yard. Whey don't they chop them down and plant fruit trees? Where I live now, raspberries cost $5 for a little box!!! You but it with AFTER tax income. IF ... the goverment is taking 60% of your income away, anything you produce become more cost effective. It's essentially tax free income. Also, there are so many children nowadays that are fat and diabetic. When I was a child and even now today, fresh fruit satisfies my sugar cravings and it's all natural. I think even cities should plant fruit trees all over the city rather than trees that don't produce anything. That would 1) help the homeless, 2) provide good food to school children or anyone else that could pick it and 3) it might even help with the problem of disappearing bees.

Fantastic episode! I have a tiny micro HOMESTEAD and urban farm. I found the answer to several concerns and problems. Thank you. New subscriber! @Farmer_Jones_1880

Not sure I would have shown a horse when she says her animals are also food. Just me maybe.

She's got an excavator for her compost... Not fair!

Wow just go ahead and put a commercial in the video... I pay KZfaq for zero commercials. I am sure this violates you terms of service.

Good advice just. Too much music. It’s annoying🥴🐸🦜

Why is it that permaculture people act like there is no such thing as rats/mice. Gardens, animal feed, manure all bring in rats and you have to plan for that too.

Hallo!! Together!! jassee how are you 😹☺️💓🐱😊❤️

I rather give my foodscraps to my chickens.

she looks like my next wife