O live in Siberia, we have here a permaculture garden founded with help of mr. Zepp Holzer, and very interesting to see Hawaian permacultire paradise gardens. Really cool,
@@Dmitriy_Pivko this is so great to hear, i would love to keep on exploring how permaculture principles are applied in different parts of the world and see it with my own eyes🌎 и вообще очень бы хотела посетить Алтайский край🙌🏽👀
@@dio.mikota glad to hear that 😊 Алтайский край welcomes any time. The best time to go there is july-august. Strongly recommend to visit lake Телецкое (teletskoe), and the siberian pearl - lake Baikal.
@@dio.mikota you are always welcome 😊😊😊. Hope we all pass that horibles time, and stay a human beings. And i hope that traveling is a key for communication between people. Gid bless you
@robaina4173 yeah the group decided to wear them because someone of them got sick, so that was their approach of protection, we at the farm didn't wear it 🌻 nature heals, breathing heals
@72marshflower15 it definitely requires finances, true true, but i ve seen examples of building homesteads with very minimum expenses, requires lots of knowledge, time and energy indeed..
@@dio.mikota ~ Wade is alright, but in a way, he’s kinda like everyone else out on papaya farms road; they’re all trustsfarians. He’s the only one out on that road there doing actual permaculture, but it doesn’t work with out indentured servitude of “worktrade”.. Off grid grifting is a thing out there in Puna. Look into it. Wade is one of the few in his field who isn’t grifting on people, but the worktrade model is unsustainable due to it being based upon indentured servitude to begin with. There’s no economy for the workers of the land. All the benefits go to the land owner.
@@72marshflower15I'm not sure if your critique is on permaculture as a whole, because it requires more hands than a landowner typically has, or if it's with the general ethics of worktrade.
@@dio.mikota also.. give me some land, and I can do it., but land ownership in the U.S. is capitalist based and thus out of my purview of options. It’s the yearly property tax that prevents anyone from truly owning their own property. If slavery really ever ended, then housing would be a constitutional right as it is in other countries. If you know of any communities on the west coast that break the mold, lmk..
Yaaay!!!! This is heart centered living🌅🌅🌅-Xclusyph Icon
@@meloneymoore8856 yes yes and yes 🙌🏽😌🌻
YOU GO BRADA
KAMA ' AINA WHIP IT KEALOHA .
Are those tilapia or koi fish? Can I ship my koi fish from Seattle to Big Island? If so, how? Thank you for the awesome videos.
@ifagalz hey, unfortunately i don't know the answer on this question:( hope you find information about it!!
O live in Siberia, we have here a permaculture garden founded with help of mr. Zepp Holzer, and very interesting to see Hawaian permacultire paradise gardens. Really cool,
@@Dmitriy_Pivko this is so great to hear, i would love to keep on exploring how permaculture principles are applied in different parts of the world and see it with my own eyes🌎 и вообще очень бы хотела посетить Алтайский край🙌🏽👀
@@dio.mikota glad to hear that 😊
Алтайский край welcomes any time. The best time to go there is july-august. Strongly recommend to visit lake Телецкое (teletskoe), and the siberian pearl - lake Baikal.
@@Dmitriy_Pivko оххх вау я посмотрела фото реки - красота неимоверная😍 спасибо большое за рекомендацию🌞🙏🏽
@@dio.mikota you are always welcome 😊😊😊. Hope we all pass that horibles time, and stay a human beings. And i hope that traveling is a key for communication between people.
Gid bless you
@Dmitriy_Pivko i agree!! sending you all the love, warmth and peace 🌻wish you patience and lots of strength 💪🏽
Nice information but whats up with the masks outside?
@robaina4173 yeah the group decided to wear them because someone of them got sick, so that was their approach of protection, we at the farm didn't wear it 🌻 nature heals, breathing heals
@@dio.mikota ♥♥♥
cool
@@YESSEN 🌻🌞🙏🏽
If you have money..
@72marshflower15 it definitely requires finances, true true, but i ve seen examples of building homesteads with very minimum expenses, requires lots of knowledge, time and energy indeed..
@@dio.mikota ~ Wade is alright, but in a way, he’s kinda like everyone else out on papaya farms road; they’re all trustsfarians. He’s the only one out on that road there doing actual permaculture, but it doesn’t work with out indentured servitude of “worktrade”..
Off grid grifting is a thing out there in Puna. Look into it. Wade is one of the few in his field who isn’t grifting on people, but the worktrade model is unsustainable due to it being based upon indentured servitude to begin with.
There’s no economy for the workers of the land. All the benefits go to the land owner.
@@72marshflower15I'm not sure if your critique is on permaculture as a whole, because it requires more hands than a landowner typically has, or if it's with the general ethics of worktrade.
@@Jiraiyasama11 yes, with the caveat of what a land share can produce.
It requires less individualism/hierarchy in the housing model.
@@dio.mikota also.. give me some land, and I can do it., but land ownership in the U.S. is capitalist based and thus out of my purview of options. It’s the yearly property tax that prevents anyone from truly owning their own property.
If slavery really ever ended, then housing would be a constitutional right as it is in other countries.
If you know of any communities on the west coast that break the mold, lmk..