Jason you are amazing and have so much energy with what you and your family have created, Thank you for being you. I just found your videos because of the hurricane and I can't stop watching your videos.
This is an awesome opportunity to go and see how creative different homesteaders are. I love the "use what you have," rationale. Waste not, want not. Great to meet all these new people. Thanks. Sow The Land: "If you build it, they will come." ~~~Field of Dreams :)
Hi...... Jason and Lorraine and Penelope nice to see you I enjoyed your video, thank you for sharing your video homestead chicken farmer garden 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 🐔🐓🐥🌱🎥👍👍👍
Your sense of community and dedication to sharing shine through this video just as they did in the Hollar Homestead version, Jason. Your approach to these films brings a thoughtfulness and warmth that is unique and engaging. Cheers, Ardith
What a great tour. You get to see what others are doing in your area. I’m sure you pick up some ideas. Thanks for taking us along. Love ending in your garden.
That was a great tour! Thank you for taking us along. Penelope is the cutest girl ever!! Keep on keeping on Jason and Family! You will, one day, be on that farm tour. I just know it! Blessings from NE Missouri!
Love how you do such a great job showcasing each and every farm...allowing them to give a shout out about how to contact them directly, a view of each farms layout, and what makes them unique etc!! Keep up the great work my man!! Super neat seeing you guys together as a family in most of your videos! Great education for your daughter, Penelope to absorb like a sponge at her age!! You guys are making it "fun" to help raise your own meat birds, fruits, & veggies!! Hopefully next faal/winter/spring you guys will raise your 1st pigs thanks to Justin getting you ready!! Can't wait to see what all you guys do with your homestead over the next could yrs now that you guys are diving deep into your current community!! Surrounding yourselves with "likeminded" folks is really helping you guys learn as you go!! Great Job Jason and Lorraine!!!
That was nice seeing the old place. I grew up on a small 40 acre farm on the Swannanoa River where we grew all of the food for the whole family. I've pulled more than my fair share of weeds and hoed all the corn I plan to. I'm plenty happy here is Ga where I live now with a couple of raised beds and bird feeders to watch the birdies fly north and south. :)
Jason, it was really nice being able to see the different approaches to farming. Thank you for bringing us along. Best wishes from Kate in Olympia, WA -- 6/29/2019.
TalkingThreadsMedia WA state here as well. Isn’t it interesting how similar this part of NC looks so much like Western WA and OR? It especially reminds me of the Willamette Valley and Tillamook area in OR, and places like Carnation, and Sequim in WA just minus Puget Sound. Thank goodness we don’t have the humidity though lol.
Yes, that part of NC really does look a lot like Western Washington and Oregon's Willamette Valley! Maybe that's why it felt so "comfortable" while watching Jason's video! 😊
@@TalkingThreadsMedia also lived in New Hampshire and that's why a lot of New Hampshire people move to the mountains North Carolina. Someone who visited Oregon once told me New Hampshire was very similar
That was a great field trip/farm tour! Penelope just couldn't be any more charming, LOL. ;-) I think you will be on the farm tour someday, your garden/chickens/workshop are impressive to me.
Gahhh I teared up a bit when you said, "one day I'd like our farm to be on that farm tour". If that's the Long Branch near Lumberton, it's less than 30 minutes away. I'm sure your farm will be on that tour. :)
Those were some beautiful farms thanks for sharing and I’m sure you’ll be in the farm tour one day and tell that granddaughter of mine she always makes me smile especially with her funny faces lol 😘
It is so nice to go back and see the past and present. I lived Jason meeting your Mom, moving chicken's with you and feeding them. You both laught a lot. Me too. Your wife is an EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT Teacher. She taught me how to cut a chicken, after all these years. I am 68. I am a VEGAN for many years. But, when I touched meat at 18, just married and living in CALIFORNIA NAVY. I moved from Michigan. No mom to help me l.o.l. I wore rubber gloves. I had a lot to learn. Your daughter has grown a lot in two year's. She was and is the cutest little girl. Not any more. She's growing up into a beautiful young Lady. I live seeing her. I was an only child. I ALWAYS wanted BROTHER and SISTER. You're a wonderful family. One of the BEST. THANK YOU. GOD BLESS YOU 🀄🀄🀄🀄🀄🇺🇸🌻🌻🌻. You RESPECT each other and everyone else and your animals. YOU'RE a true friend. TRUST Worthy, kind, fun.. ETC
Thanks a million for sharing. I’m on the precipice of joining the farming community. So nice to see these farms. So grateful! Keep up the great work. 🙏❤️😊
I’m in Hendersonville, and you’ve definitely inspired me to do the ASAP farm tour. I thought I knew of most of the permaculture farms in our area, but these were new to me!! Thanks for filming this!
I would like to come and visit your farm, I'm so interested in beef kidneys my Family love them, but I can't find them anywhere, I live in Gastonia N. C.
Love this! Thank you! ... We are planning to move to the Southeast in 2 to 3 years. My oldest son and his family plan to move within the next year. ( from Arizona!! ) The declining water tables have been a growing concern for the past 10 years here. We are in a 20 year drought ... but at this point t's not considered a drought, anymore. Drought's are a temporary thing . The drought that caused the dust bowl lasted 10 years. Let's face it, this is the "new normal"! I want to have a garden without having a $200. water bill every month all summer. And that doesn't even give us much to show for it. That just keeps everything alive. We are doing a lot of research first. before we sell... * Anyone want to let us know what areas to avoid that would be awesome. . . ( Low crime, clean ground water, good growing soil, not in flood zone and few restrictions. ) We aren't picky ... Lol NW North Carolina, NW South Carolina, SW Virginia, East Tennessee, N. Georgia. At lest an acre. With a creek would be awesome. Under $40,000. a fixer upper. We are retired so jobs and schools aren't a concern.
Wow! I'm an Asheville native and had no idea this farm tour existed! Which makes me think there are MANY other locals that don't either. I will try to spread the word about all these hard working people. Thank you-
Thanks for sharing video on all those beautiful local farms.Your home made hoops worked out for me Jason,I used old garden hose cut to size,some metal stakes and large metal staples,home made ones,thanks for sharing that tip.Its used to cover my greens.
Why shouldn't you be part of the farm tour? Especially now, two years later. You are a perfect example of what you can do with a small piece of land. Show them that very seldom do people start out big!
What a great event. Wish it was raining here at our place. It was a great year for rain but it's past and now it's dry. Praying for rain for tomorrow. NC is beautiful country.
My wife and I are most likely going to retire in North Carolina. Knowing what you know about NC. What are the names of some of the areas you would focus on. We want at least 30 acres and want to just keep a few animals as pets but want it to be scenic. What do you think
great video thanks. can i ask, do you have problems with deer and anything eating the crops there? and what is the soil like on virgin land that was previously just forested mountain side around Asheville? if you cut down the trees can you grow vegies right away? thanks
If you want to be on the farm tour, pray, trust and believe in God, and reach out to the association that sponsors it and invite its members to come out and visit your farm and let them see why your farm should be on the tour.. Be proactive and get involved.
We just love love love love love love love your amazing Beautiful wonderful Family my friend your wife and daughter are so so beautiful we love your channel and what y'all are about thumbs up my friends
GREAT video Jason! I'm looking for my own little bit of homestead ❤ My family is scattered around NC, SC & KY I'm finally leaving Ohio after being away from family since 1989. I'm 52, but it's never too late! Been watching all the content creators since 2019. So excited ☺️ I also finally got to go to HOA in Front Royal, Virginia in Summer '23
I just finished the video and you've got a friend right here! I would love to come tour your farm ❤ thanks for all you do for the food movement. I love finding my people. Don't stay up too late editing all the things! Love the podcast as well, congratulations! I just watched my first AL @ LA video. Today! 2/23/24
Such beautiful country. Mountains etc. Thank you for showing this North Carolina transplant where all these wonderful places are to go and visit with my family.
There was a weatherman from New York. He said southern California has seasons of brown. Here in Cucamonga the vineyards have given way to houses and commercial properties. Enjoyed the tour and appreciate being taken along. Met some nice people. Did you get any ideas? Thanks for posting.
Jason you are amazing and have so much energy with what you and your family have created, Thank you for being you. I just found your videos because of the hurricane and I can't stop watching your videos.
This is an awesome opportunity to go and see how creative different homesteaders are. I love the "use what you have," rationale. Waste not, want not. Great to meet all these new people. Thanks. Sow The Land: "If you build it, they will come." ~~~Field of Dreams :)
Love these farm tours…The Fit Farmer just did a cattle ranch that had so much information on what is profitable to raise.
Hi...... Jason and Lorraine and Penelope nice to see you I enjoyed your video, thank you for sharing your video homestead chicken farmer garden 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 🐔🐓🐥🌱🎥👍👍👍
It is so beautiful there. Thanks for taking us with you. Penelope had me lol at the end. Her faces she was making lol. So sweet. 😂🤣❤🙏
Your sense of community and dedication to sharing shine through this video just as they did in the Hollar Homestead version, Jason. Your approach to these films brings a thoughtfulness and warmth that is unique and engaging. Cheers, Ardith
What a great tour. You get to see what others are doing in your area. I’m sure you pick up some ideas. Thanks for taking us along. Love ending in your garden.
Those were some lovely farms on that tour! Thank you for taking me along virtually!
That was a great tour! Thank you for taking us along. Penelope is the cutest girl ever!! Keep on keeping on Jason and Family! You will, one day, be on that farm tour. I just know it! Blessings from NE Missouri!
Loved Penelope hamming it up for the camera in the background!
Love how you do such a great job showcasing each and every farm...allowing them to give a shout out about how to contact them directly, a view of each farms layout, and what makes them unique etc!! Keep up the great work my man!! Super neat seeing you guys together as a family in most of your videos! Great education for your daughter, Penelope to absorb like a sponge at her age!! You guys are making it "fun" to help raise your own meat birds, fruits, & veggies!! Hopefully next faal/winter/spring you guys will raise your 1st pigs thanks to Justin getting you ready!! Can't wait to see what all you guys do with your homestead over the next could yrs now that you guys are diving deep into your current community!! Surrounding yourselves with "likeminded" folks is really helping you guys learn as you go!! Great Job Jason and Lorraine!!!
It was wonderful. Thank you so much. Penelope is a gem. She is a joy to behold, you all are. What a great family, God Bless you all.
Yes Sir! I can totally see you guys on the farm tour. And tons of people sill flock to see your farm. Can't wait till you're on the tour!!!
What a beautiful video seeing different farms. Thank you for taking us along with your family!
So beautiful, love that part of NC...but then again I 💙all of NC!
That was nice seeing the old place. I grew up on a small 40 acre farm on the Swannanoa River where we grew all of the food for the whole family. I've pulled more than my fair share of weeds and hoed all the corn I plan to. I'm plenty happy here is Ga where I live now with a couple of raised beds and bird feeders to watch the birdies fly north and south. :)
Always enjoy you tours of other farms! That is a fun goal to shoot for, having your place apart of the tour.
Thanks so much for sharing this! I’m looking into moving to the Asheville area and it was fun to see how easy it is to buy direct from local farmers.
Hey Jason, so glad you introduce us to the different farms and their systems in the NC area - terrific idea - great viewing 😀🇨🇦
That was awesome! It's always nice to see what other farmers/homesteaders are doing . Thanks for taking us along with you. Keep up the great videos
Jason, it was really nice being able to see the different approaches to farming. Thank you for bringing us along. Best wishes from Kate in Olympia, WA -- 6/29/2019.
TalkingThreadsMedia WA state here as well. Isn’t it interesting how similar this part of NC looks so much like Western WA and OR? It especially reminds me of the Willamette Valley and Tillamook area in OR, and places like Carnation, and Sequim in WA just minus Puget Sound. Thank goodness we don’t have the humidity though lol.
Yes, that part of NC really does look a lot like Western Washington and Oregon's Willamette Valley! Maybe that's why it felt so "comfortable" while watching Jason's video! 😊
@@TalkingThreadsMedia also lived in New Hampshire and that's why a lot of New Hampshire people move to the mountains North Carolina. Someone who visited Oregon once told me New Hampshire was very similar
That was a great field trip/farm tour! Penelope just couldn't be any more charming, LOL. ;-) I think you will be on the farm tour someday, your garden/chickens/workshop are impressive to me.
I remember you filming this last year! I wish every area would do one. I'd love to tour local farms in my area.
Thanks for the tour.
And I love your videos and your family. Penelope is just too cute!
Thank u for sharing
Gahhh I teared up a bit when you said, "one day I'd like our farm to be on that farm tour". If that's the Long Branch near Lumberton, it's less than 30 minutes away. I'm sure your farm will be on that tour. :)
That was fantastic. I loved seeing those farms with your family.
I think you WILL be on the farm tour someday. Just look at how much you’ve changed your homestead in just three years! Love your channel.
Those were some beautiful farms thanks for sharing and I’m sure you’ll be in the farm tour one day and tell that granddaughter of mine she always makes me smile especially with her funny faces lol 😘
My favorite channel!!!
Beautiful family!
Many blessings!!!
Thanks very much for this info,I leave in Candler and happy to check those farms out❤
Beautiful video! Thanks so much for taking us along! You have given me more reasons to love the Asheville area!💕
Rain - sums up NC LOL. Lived here forever. Couldn't help but laugh at the weather. Beautiful farms!
What a great video! Thank you for sharing. Hey...I'll definitely would make a stop when you guys open your farm for a tour.
Did you ever find poison ivy in SoCal or just poison oak? Is poison ivy east of the Rockies thing?
I never noticed. Really, when we were in Cali I never new what it looked like. :) I do now!
Sow the Land LOL 😂 😝
In light of today's podcast (29 Aug 2020), your exposure to other farms probably gives you an idea of what growth you might be capable of.....
It is so nice to go back and see the past and present. I lived Jason meeting your Mom, moving chicken's with you and feeding them. You both laught a lot. Me too. Your wife is an EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT
Teacher. She taught me how to cut a chicken,
after all these years. I am 68. I am a VEGAN for many years. But, when I touched meat at 18, just married and living in CALIFORNIA NAVY. I moved from Michigan. No mom to help me l.o.l. I wore rubber gloves. I had a lot to learn. Your daughter has grown a lot in two year's. She was and is the cutest little girl. Not any more. She's growing up into a beautiful young Lady. I live seeing her. I was an only child. I ALWAYS wanted BROTHER and SISTER. You're a wonderful family. One of the BEST. THANK YOU. GOD BLESS YOU 🀄🀄🀄🀄🀄🇺🇸🌻🌻🌻. You RESPECT each other and everyone else and your animals. YOU'RE a true friend. TRUST Worthy, kind, fun.. ETC
We laughed so hard!! The faces Penelope made were priceless.
So beautiful, love that part of NC...but then again I 💙all of NC!
Thanks a million for sharing. I’m on the precipice of joining the farming community. So nice to see these farms. So grateful! Keep up the great work. 🙏❤️😊
I’m in Hendersonville, and you’ve definitely inspired me to do the ASAP farm tour. I thought I knew of most of the permaculture farms in our area, but these were new to me!! Thanks for filming this!
I would like to come and visit your farm, I'm so interested in beef kidneys my Family love them, but I can't find them anywhere, I live in Gastonia N. C.
Love this! Thank you! ...
We are planning to move to the Southeast in 2 to 3 years. My oldest son and his family plan to move within the next year. ( from Arizona!! )
The declining water tables have been a growing concern for the past 10 years here.
We are in a 20 year drought ... but at this point t's not considered a drought, anymore.
Drought's are a temporary thing . The drought that caused the dust bowl lasted 10 years.
Let's face it, this is the "new normal"! I want to have a garden without having a $200. water bill every month all summer. And that doesn't even give us much to show for it. That just keeps everything alive.
We are doing a lot of research first. before we sell...
* Anyone want to let us know what areas to avoid that would be awesome. . .
( Low crime, clean ground water, good growing soil, not in flood zone and few restrictions. )
We aren't picky ... Lol
NW North Carolina, NW South Carolina, SW Virginia, East Tennessee, N. Georgia.
At lest an acre. With a creek would be awesome. Under $40,000. a fixer upper. We are retired so jobs and schools aren't a concern.
l!Enjoy these farm tours, I get to see what other people are doing, and it's fun! and educational!
What a WONDERFUL WONDERFUL Video!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wow! I'm an Asheville native and had no idea this farm tour existed! Which makes me think there are MANY other locals that don't either. I will try to spread the word about all these hard working people.
Thank you-
Thank you for sharing...so informative....never knew these tours occurred. Will have to see if Kentucky has farm tours.
What a cutie, making eyes at the camera. Neat tour. Good to know about those farms. Beautiful country.
Thanks for sharing video on all those beautiful local farms.Your home made hoops worked out for me Jason,I used old garden hose cut to size,some metal stakes and large metal staples,home made ones,thanks for sharing that tip.Its used to cover my greens.
Why shouldn't you be part of the farm tour? Especially now, two years later. You are a perfect example of what you can do with a small piece of land. Show them that very seldom do people start out big!
What a great event. Wish it was raining here at our place. It was a great year for rain but it's past and now it's dry. Praying for rain for tomorrow. NC is beautiful country.
Beautiful area! I hope to move to eastern Tennessee in a few years, just a hop skip and a jump away, maybe I’ll catch that farm tour some here.
My wife and I are most likely going to retire in North Carolina. Knowing what you know about NC. What are the names of some of the areas you would focus on. We want at least 30 acres and want to just keep a few animals as pets but want it to be scenic. What do you think
Thank you for sharing. I can’t wait to visit these farms!
thank you for sharing!! i really enjoy your videos.
great video thanks. can i ask, do you have problems with deer and anything eating the crops there? and what is the soil like on virgin land that was previously just forested mountain side around Asheville? if you cut down the trees can you grow vegies right away? thanks
Those faces penepolpe was making was so Funny!!
If you want to be on the farm tour, pray, trust and believe in God, and reach out to the association that sponsors it and invite its members to come out and visit your farm and let them see why your farm should be on the tour.. Be proactive and get involved.
That would be awesome 👏 yours to be on the farm tour! I’m sure it will be
Thanks for sharing this tour! So enjoyed it !!
Great video hoping to get to the Asheville area this spring or summer
Wonderful video! What beautiful farms; including yours. :)
What a great video I’m hoping that we will get to get on some of those tours where we live here in Tennessee that was really exciting to watch.
Thanks for taking us along I love farm tours.
Phenelope face sign like, "dad.. my time to talk" 😂
Loved this video! thanks for sharing!
BET 100 % Got you & Justin's Farm on the Farm Tour !!
Well done great video, we do this in Maine too, its a great event.
WOW So lush and beautiful !!
Great to see the Carolina's again this way.
What part of North Carolina to you live in?
Penelope is so cute! What a great tour!
Canton !!!!!!! Wow that's so close !!!!
What a neat event! Thanks for sharing!
What is the average cost per acre round there?
Amazing vegetable like to go visit
Thanks for taking us along! Hugs
Wow.... this was awesome!! TFS!
We just love love love love love love love your amazing Beautiful wonderful Family my friend your wife and daughter are so so beautiful we love your channel and what y'all are about thumbs up my friends
thank you so much!
Thanks for the tour!!
Beautiful, thank you!
I really enjoy your videos !!
looks like Texas with all the rain
That's pretty cool.
Thanks for sharing!
I think you’re well on your way to being a tour stop one day. The garden looks great by the way.
thanks Shawn!
A wonderful tour. You WILL be on that tour, it's in your future!
thank you!
GREAT video Jason! I'm looking for my own little bit of homestead ❤ My family is scattered around NC, SC & KY
I'm finally leaving Ohio after being away from family since 1989. I'm 52, but it's never too late! Been watching all the content creators since 2019. So excited ☺️ I also finally got to go to HOA in Front Royal, Virginia in Summer '23
Good luck!
I just finished the video and you've got a friend right here! I would love to come tour your farm ❤ thanks for all you do for the food movement. I love finding my people. Don't stay up too late editing all the things! Love the podcast as well, congratulations! I just watched my first AL @ LA video. Today! 2/23/24
Great farm tour. Tfs
New subscriber here.
it's a tourist town?
Such beautiful country. Mountains etc. Thank you for showing this North Carolina transplant where all these wonderful places are to go and visit with my family.
Wow, North Carolina looks beautiful
yes it is. thanks!
Awesome video!
**BOM DIA FAMÍLIA DA CALIFÓRNIA MUITA CHUVAS PARABÉNS PELO VÍDEO**
Loved the vlog!!!
There was a weatherman from New York. He said southern California has seasons of brown. Here in Cucamonga the vineyards have given way to houses and commercial properties. Enjoyed the tour and appreciate being taken along. Met some nice people. Did you get any ideas? Thanks for posting.
Loved the tours
Lorraine was taking mental notes. I see a really long "honey-do list" in your future. Excited to see what you develop based on your inspirations.
North Carolina is staggeringly beautiful! TFS
I really enjoyed these farm tours! Thanks for taking us along. Love & Hugs from Vicki in Ft. Worth, Texas.