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It’s almost time for the season to begin!!!!! As soon as all of this snow and ice melts here in Ohio it’s game on!! I’ve been planning my growing season for 2 months now and I can’t wait to apply my new and approved skills ❤

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Superb Awesome, I really love your video because I feel you are so talented with what are you doing ! Keep your face always toward the sunshine and shadows will fall behind you. Hope you are doing well and healthy and I wish to you all success around! Put all my full support for you.

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Such an interesting conversation. Have been following them for a while and love their outlook

My 1st sowings are cauliflower, onions, lettuce & tomato. I can’t remember if you’ve mentioned it before but are you & Dan vegans ?

How many digress do you have inside and outside the tunnel through January till March where you live? Do you use any heaters in polytunnels during these months?

Wow awesome to see! Thank you for creating this Video! I am excited to see the next one. Wish you the best, Selina 👩🏼‍🌾

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I applaud you for working hard providing your own food not depending on grant like in my country.Most village we have enough land to grow own food but all my neighbors they will tell you it's hot or they don't know .I bring seedlings for them even fruits all goes to waste 😊😊

I really enjoyed watching your vlog! New Subscriber 👍👩‍🌾

Again, a lovely video! In this winter time it was like a breath! ❤

It’s truly amazing what you guys produce…. I know you have a good amount of ground which helps but also it’s just knowing how to do it it to get the best from it. Haven’t really got a clue, just try to do better each year… all we can do is our best.

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Superb, I’m inspired to head off to the allotment ☺️❤️

Wow 😮 I would love to grow my own mushrooms around the house if I could and how would I do that please? Amazing video to learn for me a beginner and thank you 😊

Great video update. Keep growing 😊

Just confirms that I really need to sort out the windbreaks! My little mixed hedging is so slow as we are up high and quite exposed - and I planted them 6 years ago! The roses did well though and I was able to harvest the hips! Thank you for a delightful tour over the months to come - cheered me up no end - before I thought ugh, I have a lot to do! LOL! xx

Simply beautiful, this abundance of crops: but it should be sufficient for at least 10 peoples. When do you have time to eat all of that? I wish you for the next years peace and good health. Katharina from hungary (with two high beds and a small herb garden within the food forest only)!

Those re-growing Brambles must be a real pain. Lovely month by month tutorial.

Thank you for sharing. It is amazing how much two motivated people can do when they are operating on the same wavelength.

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Beautiful! You make me want to get my hands dirty in Texas 8b. We just had a very cold January and I’m happy to move into February!

You guys are amazing. I sincerely hope others listen and learn from you. You have shown all the hard work and careful planning really does make a massive difference when it comes to harvesting and eating the most delicious seasonal produce. Home grown tastes so so so much better. I wish you well for 2025 and please keep us posted on your progress. Thankyou x

outstanding work!

Wonderful abundance! ❤

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Great video😀 Just envy your climate... We have snow on the ground about 7 months😍 Br, Mirja, from northern Finland

Great video. Where do you buy those hoops for the cloches

Wonderful look over the year😊

Thankyou so much for the reminder of the beautiful bounties ahead. Withe the weather so miserable and the frustration of needing to plant seeds, it was a great reminder of time, patience and abundance ahead. Thankyou xx

Exactly, the video is needed today. 👍

Thank you so mutch, wow i love your mushroom bucket ;-) Can you tell us more about it, perhaps a tutorial? I wish you a fantastic growing year!

I am inspired by your video to search for early potatoes and plant them here on Vancouver Island!!! nothing beats a new potato! thanks from West Coast Grandma!!!🥰

Great video. Thanks for all the info and inspiration.

Do you ever leave your yacon in the ground over winter?

Key to good sized Yam tubers is time between autumn equinox and frost killing foliage. If you can keep foliage healthy into June, December in the NH, the tubers will be bigger. Tubers can be 15cm long when fully developed and overall yield quite high. I mound them like potatoes and mulch between rows with straw. This stops the stems producing thousands of tiny tubers where they touch the ground. Yams can become a bit of a weed if tiny tubers aren't collected.

So happy I found your channel (via Huw’s channel!). I love your amazing food forest - you’ve both done such a great job. I look forward to seeing future plans unfold. Having recently moved house, I’ve got a whole new space to think about, and I would really like to turn a good proportion of it over to food growing. I’ll be 62 yrs this summer, so I have to make it manageable, but taking inspiration from you I’m going to go for it! 👍😊

@freedomeforestlife Amazing video! I have a question about your "prune & harvest" method. First off what a genius idea to prune when you harvest. But I'm curious what month this happens? I assume it's very late Summer like late August or early September. Is that the time to do it? Also the image you showed was definitely some hard pruning. Do you only leave the current year's growth?

Do you need any rabbit guards?

Oca is great in Latkes! I really like to grow Oca. It's easy, tasty and stores without problem. I did have the same result with colours. The pink ones produce the most.

Thank you so much for sharing your combined knowledge! This is SO inspiring! I live on the coast of Maine in the US and I absolutely love the idea of non native plants for beneficial uses. Can't wait to binge watch your playlist! 🙂

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Quaker farming is pheñomenal and far superior to any or most. The food they produce is full of dense nutrition. Nature feds on itself composts itself re eats I self and grasses herbasious grasses are the backbone of good culture practices rather than just giving a plant just a dark organic substrate even the richest of soils won't always produce a good crop .plants like to culture their own nutrition and sometimes it's too much too rich and they won't take it up and get watery without the natural chemosynthesis being played out . Rock minerals bone meals turf loams and something for substrate airation .Allan Chadwick archive has a massive library of audio horticultural masterpieces cold composting techniques also make a better bacterial breakdown and culture.all life is existence upon bacterias FUNGALS plankton's diatoms etc the small stuff supports all life the atmospheric biome heals the body provides good aerobic diversity etc and you can't always just put a plant in something dark and expect it all to work.

If I was growing vegg or fruits or anything .if it isn't full of pectoses and is just water then it's animal fodder. I ain't wasting time growing watery crops .not that yours are I dnt mean that but having a test garden for breeding crops and researching best practices to get those high pectoses in your cultures.

Argh that's the thing with compost .it disappears in a year .the biology eats it and the plants eat tge biology and it's all gone and your forever having to keep laying more which is all part of culture but allowing nature to build your soil aswel will reduce your compost inputs but hay it's all takes time just like drake white says.and culture is an art form is art imitating life or is life imitating art.

Soak those small wood chip in a natural microbial bacterial fungal enzyme before placing it on your beds and it will break down easier and not rob the soil. You'll maybe need to feed nitrogen or liquid wirmcast onto the chips occasionally just to keep it going in the right direction .