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His book is amazing! Does he have a TH-cam channel?

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I liked his videos so I tried reading his book. Why is it filled with neo-marxist propaganda? I never thought I'd read words like "social justice" and "equity" in a book about permaculture. It reads like he let a purple haired liberal arts major with heart disease coauthor it. Whats up with that?

Very nice program! 🌱🍎🌱

Now if you can only figure out how to grow a disease free cucumber...

That is exiting place to play outdoor for the children

Thank you SO MUCH for sharing this. It has inspired me to completely transform the outside of our home into one big nature extravaganza!! ♥️

Get them set for CC to auto translate, the brother is deaf.

Fucking brilliant. Carry on man.

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Eu gosto de Agrofloresta th-cam.com/users/sistemaagroflorestasaf

This is so awesome!! Wisconsin is so blessed

May all the gods Bless you and your legacy 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Bountywoods Farm in Nova Scotia sent me. Wonderful, Mark Shepard.

Great stuff! I love anything to do with regenerative ag. etc.

Great work!

Great video! Very informative.

The fungus plays a big part in turning dead trees and shrubs back into liquid sugars, minerals, water and cold CO2. Paul Stamets is one of the most inspirational mycologists in America, his contribution to fungus research is enormous.

ANYWHERE there are oak trees you can have chestnut and hazelnut trees? Ill have to try chestnut. Already experimenting with hazelnuts but Florida isn't known for nuts outside of pecans(we are #2 dammit :P). My property has some big oaks in the back.

Awesome, every farmer should be an ecologist! Shepard is a great stepping stone between agroforestry and permaculture. As consumers, we should replace annuals in our diet with perennials and support the creation of these kind of landscapes.

I grew up on a Texas stock farm in the forties. Destroyed the ecosystem. Came to CA as a teenager, ended up on the Mojave Desert. I did (sorta) walkabouts. On one of them, it came to me what to do with my life: Reconcile the needs and works of humankind with those of Earth and its life. It took me over fifteen years to flush the agronomic paradigm out of my system and let reality--REAL reality, set in. Did my first fully successful project in 1972. I'm retired, but still active at 80. This ain't purity, but it does get the job done I set out for myself in 1955, and my hat's off to Shepard. Good editing--I bore easily and I listened to the whole thing.

The last minute of this documentary needs to be played over and over again to the entire states. In which have been manupulated by the coperations to monopoly farm. "A bunch of small scale farmers making up, what should be the coperation. The goverment has thought and installed by passing through congrees. to make descions of a way to farm to feed the ever growing population. Keep in mind they cant describe what soil is other then dirt. They missed it bigtime by farming to feed there pockets ibstead of humanity.... Ok im done,end rant ☝

That sort of thing is usually only "sustainable" as a proof of concept through grant money. Before you can convince anyone to take $3500/acre land and do that with it, you're going to have to show some hard numbers on profitability and revenue generation. Growing nuts and fruits is one thing, picking it and getting it to a market is another.

A sustainable farm like a natural ecosystem; re-invention of the real green revolution.

So many great species of crop producers that require little or no irrigation here in the west. Kudos!

Re: tree crop. A guide at Tikal in the Peten of Guatemala explained how the base of Mayan culture was a tree called Ramon. Number of foods were made from its nut, as well as from a flour made from the nut. Most of this preparation knowledge was lost, and locals do not eat it, but tell how their livestock prefer its leaves when grazing in the forest. The trees are still there dotting the grounds.

"The whole farm IS a habitat island" haha

thank you !

thanks!

Very Cool! Thank you for sharing.