I greatly admire this shift to natural and organic living at Althorp. 🙋🏽♀️ Sending positive vibes all the way from this concrete jungle we call New York City!!
It’s so true. So many people are dying of Cancer it’s absurd. I am going to buy the book and learn from it myself. I think this should be taught in schools.
I love your videos! Beautiful ❤️! I shared this with a friend of mine who helps local farmers with their soil conservation! She shows them how to do composting, etc. We are slowly killing ourselves and the generations after us! It's no wonder we have so many cancers, etc! Thank you for sharing this book and video!
All chemicals need to be taken out of our food as well as in the farming industry,it's abhorrent that these chemicals are also added during preparation too..Thank you for your continued discussions I find it fascinating as well as informative ❤️👍🏻
How wonderful that you have invested in returning the soil to chemical free content. You and Charles are to be commended for all you have done to restore the beautiful Althorp home and property. The home was built on gorgeous land, and it is now stunning. I have been there and it is one of my most favorite places in the UK. Another one is St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle. I could spend the rest of my life at both Althorp and St. George's. 🩷🩷🩷
Great Vlog It would appear From The outside looking in that The Past Is Now The past Future Is here Well Done Lots of years Of Not understanding Will Be Reverse!!! Tc x
“Everyone’s getting cancer” are the words a very harsh undeniable truth. The chemicals in our food and in the materials around us (cheap furniture, clothing) are killing us
I think Mrs Spencer is being unfairly negative on modern conventional agriculture here. Chemicals are just tools, everything is chemical. Loads of conventional farmers have led the way on soil health for years.
"Countess" Spencer is learning and wanting to make Althorp and the world a better place with less unnecessary chemicals that are making so many sick if not terminally ill. That is what I am hearing and witnessing.
@@mamakat114 She is on her own journey which is fine, I respect that. However having been involved in soil health and agriculture I'm fully aware that not all chemicals are necessarily bad and not everything about ecology is good. Trade offs, trade offs, trade offs
@@greatnashfarm8738 I respect your knowledge as well. I won't pretend to know about all of that. I have no idea what my Uncle used on his farm when I was young, I just have the best memories of playing hide & seek in the cornfields and barn. Jumping from the loft into the hay, and stupidly aggravating the cows so they would chase us. Not advised. My Sister in law went running and stepped in a cow pie, I said to her "Welcome, you are officially part of the Spencer Family".
I greatly admire this shift to natural and organic living at Althorp. 🙋🏽♀️ Sending positive vibes all the way from this concrete jungle we call New York City!!
I honestly can't wait to see the land after it's healed!
It’s so true. So many people are dying of Cancer it’s absurd. I am going to buy the book and learn from it myself. I think this should be taught in schools.
Wow! What a turn around! The insight and education you have provided is essential. Thank you!
I love your videos! Beautiful ❤️! I shared this with a friend of mine who helps local farmers with their soil conservation! She shows them how to do composting, etc. We are slowly killing ourselves and the generations after us! It's no wonder we have so many cancers, etc! Thank you for sharing this book and video!
God bless Karen Spencer for thinking outside the box.
Wow! Love that you are doing this and keep us posted on how it goes, I know it will do so much better without the chemicals. 😍
All chemicals need to be taken out of our food as well as in the farming industry,it's abhorrent that these chemicals are also added during preparation too..Thank you for your continued discussions I find it fascinating as well as informative ❤️👍🏻
Her knowledge is wonderful. So much of what she knows makes so much sense for a goal for farming to get back to.
Nicole Masters is wonderful!
Thank you
Thank you 🙏 I’ve noticed over the years that food is not tasting like it did 50 years ago. It’s all connected.
How wonderful that you have invested in returning the soil to chemical free content. You and Charles are to be commended for all you have done to restore the beautiful Althorp home and property. The home was built on gorgeous land, and it is now stunning. I have been there and it is one of my most favorite places in the UK. Another one is St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle. I could spend the rest of my life at both Althorp and St. George's. 🩷🩷🩷
Good for you. Bravo 👏 👏 👏
Great Vlog It would appear From The outside looking in that The Past Is Now The past Future Is here Well Done Lots of years Of Not understanding Will Be Reverse!!! Tc x
“Everyone’s getting cancer” are the words a very harsh undeniable truth. The chemicals in our food and in the materials around us (cheap furniture, clothing) are killing us
Can you please make subtitles available? TIA
I would buy the book if I knew what it it is called
For the Love of Soil: Strategies to Regenerate Our Food Production
Yes. I found it on Amazon.
Pretension and lack of awareness personified.
I think Mrs Spencer is being unfairly negative on modern conventional agriculture here. Chemicals are just tools, everything is chemical. Loads of conventional farmers have led the way on soil health for years.
"Countess" Spencer is learning and wanting to make Althorp and the world a better place with less unnecessary chemicals that are making so many sick if not terminally ill. That is what I am hearing and witnessing.
@@mamakat114 She is on her own journey which is fine, I respect that. However having been involved in soil health and agriculture I'm fully aware that not all chemicals are necessarily bad and not everything about ecology is good. Trade offs, trade offs, trade offs
@@greatnashfarm8738 I respect your knowledge as well. I won't pretend to know about all of that. I have no idea what my Uncle used on his farm when I was young, I just have the best memories of playing hide & seek in the cornfields and barn. Jumping from the loft into the hay, and stupidly aggravating the cows so they would chase us. Not advised. My Sister in law went running and stepped in a cow pie, I said to her "Welcome, you are officially part of the Spencer Family".
Chemicals aren't good.
Scrape your nails on a bar of soap, dirt washes off easier, even with gloves!
Thank you