Just as a friendly reminder, I wanted to mention that liking, commenting, and sharing videos really do play a major role in helping content creators like myself reach a wider audience. Your engagement on TH-cam can have a positive impact and contribute to the growth of the channel. But I totally get that everyone has their own preferences and comfort levels when it comes to social platform engagement. Let's grow together! 🌿
He's so right about eating simple foods, that's what I have to do as well. It's great to see him embracing diversity and letting nature balance itself. That's such a hard step to take but the rewards are incredible. Thanks for another great video!
We started our food forest in the Panhandle of Florida. Every year is better & better! Our goal is to grow & raise the majority of our food. Your food forest looks amazing! Great job!
Great and informative video. Thanks. Lucky me only lives 45 minutes from the Reid Farm folks! I have a lot of the same interests and will go plan a visit, and soon!!! I was surprised he did not talk about worm raising for their castings. but then again, why mess with success!
That and some other grasses can easily get out of control and take over the garden beds. In case you haven't seen part one, with Lonny's tour, he mentioned one of his beds that had been taken over, and how he plans to relocate his garlic chives in there to another location. If you're like me, you don't have as much space as he does, and without that option. So you may have to pull or dig that quack grass out.
I'm a vet, drive a Harley etc etc so I don't wear my religion on my sleeve by any means. I have small health issues that I'm positive are diet related. I ask God everyday to put me on the right path so I can figure out how to heal myself. Then he shows me your video. I always say that people who show other people how to grow food are doing God's work.
@@StacksUrbanHarvest Yes, we went last month. Bit of a drive, but it was worth it. Learned so much on the tour. That cooling tropical blue bamboo was mind-blowing!
i agree so much but there are plants that need to be controlled so i feel well xD..... one is Blackberries with thorns and another is Spanish needles, basically thats all i pull and cut like a maniac,yeah and some self seeding trees but thosde are not so urgent....
@@quinta_finca I doubt Lonny is opposed to pruning a thorny bush back, as he actually touched on in Part-1. And he did mention the medicinal value of Spanish Needle, which I enjoy in my green smoothies.
Been telling everybody non stop what poison most food in the store is but sadly few people listen. So frustrating when all they have to do is look around and see how unhealthy so many people are.
Just as a friendly reminder, I wanted to mention that liking, commenting, and sharing videos really do play a major role in helping content creators like myself reach a wider audience.
Your engagement on TH-cam can have a positive impact and contribute to the growth of the channel. But I totally get that everyone has their own preferences and comfort levels when it comes to social platform engagement.
Let's grow together! 🌿
He's so right about eating simple foods, that's what I have to do as well. It's great to see him embracing diversity and letting nature balance itself. That's such a hard step to take but the rewards are incredible. Thanks for another great video!
I'm glad you enjoyed this! Nothing better than letting mature take care of itself! 🌿
@@StacksUrbanHarvest 💜🌱💜
We started our food forest in the Panhandle of Florida. Every year is better & better! Our goal is to grow & raise the majority of our food. Your food forest looks amazing! Great job!
Great and informative video. Thanks.
Lucky me only lives 45 minutes from the Reid Farm folks! I have a lot of the same interests and will go plan a visit, and soon!!!
I was surprised he did not talk about worm raising for their castings. but then again, why mess with success!
Yes, definitely go for a visit! 🌿
I am so excited to hear that less is sometimes more when it comes to gardening and plants here, because I'm a peaceful lazy person myself!
@@melissak8892 Yes, this has sure saved me a lot of needless time and effort in the garden! Happy gardening! 🌿
I gained diverse knowledge from this video ⭐️⭐️Thank You🙌🏾
@@peculiarmotion6 I'm glad you enjoyed this!
what do you use fro the bread? thank you
Amanda Pike covers that in both part 1 and 2 of her Farm to Table series. Here's part 1:
th-cam.com/video/ugDW0m9feQE/w-d-xo.html
Whats everyones thought on quack grass? Sbould i be getting it out of the beds
That and some other grasses can easily get out of control and take over the garden beds. In case you haven't seen part one, with Lonny's tour, he mentioned one of his beds that had been taken over, and how he plans to relocate his garlic chives in there to another location. If you're like me, you don't have as much space as he does, and without that option. So you may have to pull or dig that quack grass out.
I'm a vet, drive a Harley etc etc so I don't wear my religion on my sleeve by any means. I have small health issues that I'm positive are diet related. I ask God everyday to put me on the right path so I can figure out how to heal myself. Then he shows me your video. I always say that people who show other people how to grow food are doing God's work.
Needs to be on the actual news channels
Lonny has been on one of his local stations a few times.
Phenomenal!! Visiting Reid Farm is life changing!
You sound like you've been there. 🌿
Here's one of those:
th-cam.com/video/BNACZu4KQo4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=eS3k2jEeEK_z9pLc
@@StacksUrbanHarvest Yes, we went last month. Bit of a drive, but it was worth it. Learned so much on the tour. That cooling tropical blue bamboo was mind-blowing!
I went to Stetson i would have loved to do an internship with him how awesome
i agree so much but there are plants that need to be controlled so i feel well xD..... one is Blackberries with thorns and another is Spanish needles, basically thats all i pull and cut like a maniac,yeah and some self seeding trees but thosde are not so urgent....
@@quinta_finca I doubt Lonny is opposed to pruning a thorny bush back, as he actually touched on in Part-1. And he did mention the medicinal value of Spanish Needle, which I enjoy in my green smoothies.
Yeah maltodextrin is in many food items. I always knew something wasn't quite right about that "ingredient".
Especially the non-organic version, which is usually derived from GMO corn.
Been telling everybody non stop what poison most food in the store is but sadly few people listen. So frustrating when all they have to do is look around and see how unhealthy so many people are.
@@gcxred4kat9 Yes. I've found that some seem to agree, but they're not willing to make any changes in their diets. It's so engrained in our culture.
3:30 a great perspective on cerebral intelligence!! 🤙🪱
I started with micro greens inside.
@@timmooney2460 That's a great way to start!
Once you start down the rabbit hole it will never end unless your a quitter
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Lonny Lazy...nah❤
@@lisettesyummygarden2299 Yeah, I don't consider that lazy. Overwhelmed, and learning efficiency is more like it. 🌿