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Yinz are impressive. It's the first time I've ever looked at somebody's website based off of the TH-cam video. Anyway I'm impressed with your systems and I'm stealing some of them and shrinking them down to fit my own needs in southwestern Pennsylvania😂

Your creek trees 🌳 would offer great tree hay for chickens 🐓 , cattle 🐄 , sheep🐑 and goats 🐐. They like poplar, hickory, maple, willow, etc

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Wow thuks for teaching us

Great insight, thank you.

Where did you get the pasture waterer?

Where do you sell your produce? What state are you in?

What seeder did you use to plant the kale?

Just found your channel/farm through No-Till Growers. Glad they chose to feature you. My husband and I are very akin to y'all in our views and goals and agrarian ideals. Maybe we can visit someday!

So glad that you made it through Helene without catastrophic damage, and that's incredible to know that you were able to feed the community with such high quality food in a time of such need. Looking forward to seeing more regular videos again!

Very cool. Good to see and hear the farm is doing well. That warms my heart to hear you were able to put your chickens to good use with folks in need after those storms.

As Salatin says, you have to respect the chickenness of the chicken and the cowness of the cow

Have you reached out to local NRCS officials? Their high tunnel initiative and EQUIP programs among others could give you access to some real funding for improvements (cover crops, free consultations, high tunnels, fencing, water points, etc)

I love your understanding of, “building community through agriculture.” Those who value agriculture as simply a means of economic output miss entirely the deep connection we are supposed to have to the land, our food, and each other. I firmly believe that relocalizing food production through small-scale, decentralized, aggregating models is the single most important step to improving health, education and equity outcomes in our society. As Geoff Lawton says, “All the world’s problems can be solved in the garden.” I truly hope you’re safe from Helene

Wonderful video, Noah. I love how you showed the many influences you had on your decision to farm. What caught my attention was your realization of how family, sports, school, and so on are present in who you are today! Thank you!

Great video, Noah! I loved seeing your farm and learning about your journey to farming. Wonderful and inspirational. Take care.

Be careful with non native plants!

we make a permanent training pen with hard panel on the outside and poly wire on the inside and keep the pigs in for ~ 2 weeks. Since its permanent, we use a deep litter system with woodchips and refresh per batch of pigs and at the end of the season we put the entire pen's worth of woodchips in windrows to compost for a year then spread on the fields. Also, we put hog panel beneath the waterer so they don't root and make wallows at their waterer. We put rebar into the ground and bend the end to hold the hog panel in the ground.

Cheers to you, your story, and your team, good stuff. I resonate with this so much.

That was great. It's been clear from the start that you look at farming as your true calling. Hearing a bit about your background and life's journey not only confirms it but also provides some excellent context for your videos. Keep up the great work!

Thank you for sharing your story! Great food for thought.

I bought 1.5 acres to grow food at 75 +. I have lots of gardens , carpot//greenhouse, 3 fruit trees and many berries. I have 2 hens for eggs. Wonderful neighbours and not on the city.

Wow! Beautiful! I like this style.

Loved your story!

Well narrated story what bought you here😁🇦🇺

Great video. Many thanks for sharing.

Love hearing the intention to maintain the market garden with hand tools only. It seems so big for that! When clearing beds at the end of a crop and also planting starts, are you doing that all by hand?

Love hearing the intention to maintain the market garden with hand tools only. It seems so big for that! When clearing beds at the end of a crop and also planting starts, are you doing that all by hand?

Love your transition of the pasture to forest, and forest to pasture. Nice turn of phrase that captures so many layers of meaning. And, your woodchip pile is glorious carbon wealth. The kind money will never buy.

how do you like the richard perkins style broiler pens vs a schooner or salatin style pen? specifically in terms of ease of movement, durability, chicken safety (predation, winds etc)?

Where did you source that many blueberry plants from? What variety are they?

Love to see the progress, keep up the hard work!

Thanks for the walkabouts/tour😁

I'm super impressed with your plans and progress towards your goals! I'm curious why you didn't interplant your long term nut field with faster producing woody crops like black locust, hazelnuts, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, mulberries, and honey locust? It seems like the natural way to get an earlier return while proceeding to your long term nut production goal. Most local SWCD offer very inexpensive bareroot native tree and shrub saplings or seedlings in the spring. In my area, bundles of 25 saplings cost between $35 and $50.

Sorry, but your understanding of natives and invasives is entirely wrong. I know what you are saying is the scientific consensus, but that consensus is dangerous flawed. I could go on endlessly about why, but I'd rather just refer you to the work of David Theodoropoulos until I have my own articles available. Don't let bad science inform your good intentions.

Good job

Nice set up

Nice video!

Nice set up for the chicks in the Brooder.😁 They are so cute❤ What type of Chicks are they?

So glad No Till Growers turned me on to your channel and farm. It's quickly becoming one of my favorites on TH-cam!

Great video I am curious how do you hold the plastic up on the caterpillar tunnels?

Good luck, love your videos and explanations.

Thank you for sharing! I am planning to start my own market garden in probably a year and it helps me a lot all your information. I am trully inspired!

Good job and good luck

great video! whats your thought on living pathways like clover? and do you ever use a BCS in the market garden? Very impressed by all you are accomplishing

Great explanation wish you the highest success this season!

Another great video. We grow on a residential garden plot in Wales UK. Using straw on paths in our setting seemed to favour slugs. We went back to Woodchips. But as you say adapt to circumstances!

Good points about the wood chips. I’ve also had this issue particularly with lower lying beds. I’d not really thought about using straw but do have quite a bit of it. Looking forward to seeing the “jungle” that will develop in your caterpillar tunnels. Hope this will be a great and productive year for you!