(1/2) Growing Your Own food Very Very Quickly (Marjory Wildcraft)
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Marjory Wildcraft joins me to discuss methods to get your food growing up very quickly to produce half of the calories you need. Practical suggestions as we move into the spring planting season.
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LOVELY WOMAN!!!! Makes me nostalgic for when people used to be intelligent...
Where's Darth?????
Video is 33mins long, what r u up to Mr. Dubyne?! Ha
My agricultural yearbooks from the 1930s were big on bioactive teas. Everything old is new again. Thanks.
It's taken my household seven years to bring dead sand and sandstone property to life. I have easily put down 300 cubic meters of tree mulch, the same in mushroom compost. 50cube of blue metal crusher dust and gravel. Grass loves the gravel, everywhere I put the gravel grass spreads to it. Put down about 30 cube of forest mulch and ultra-mix vegetable soil down as well.
The hardest and most important thing I have found with bringing the land back to life. Is understanding how water moves across the property and complimenting the flow. Trying to change the flow can have unintended consequences.
Mushroom compost was super important to add to the land to establish the communication network between the plants. I get mushrooms every season now.
Worms, I have dumped tens of thousands of worms in my yard. They have over the last seven years processed the top 50mm to 100mm of soil into usable soil for plants.
This tip is one I wish I realised sooner. Take lots of photos of the property. You can become blind to the drastic changes to the land because it doesn't move and change at our pace. It's truly amazing to be able to go back and look at the property before you started and see the difference from today or the changes along the way.
YES!!! Growing your own food is soooo important! We are working hard to get to self-reliance as much as possible with our animals and veggies :) Keep these awesome interviews coming!
When getting into the aquarium hobby I learned more about the nitrogen cycle and micro biology in a couple weeks than what I learned about it in the gardening community over the years. It really needs to be a much higher priority than it's been. And after a few years of building the microbiology in my garden soils it's finally showing the amazing results and I'm so excited to see what the gardens do this year.
Great point! I had a large freshwater aquarium years ago and it was fascinating to watch the natural biology take over. Working now on my sandy 1/2 acre which teems with soil biology. A gardener asked me last year how I dealt with a particular insect infestation. Oops, sorry, can’t help ya. My garden isn’t perfect, but it sure has a natural balance wherein pests are a non-issue. 👍🏻
How would you recommend learning about this…. for a nerdy type person?
I remember Marjory's videos from 8 years ago. It's great to see her again. Please have her on as a regular 😀
Doug and Stacy compost their poop and say it takes 2 yrs to be ready to use. Back in the day of outhouses. The old timers would move the location of the outhouse and then plant an apple tree where the old one was, which would flourish and provide fruit for year's! ❤️
I like Marjory because she laughs at the absurdity of the situation but continues forward with her mission to save those she can. I do wish I knew the details behind the 'got some information 20 years' where she left her status quo to start what she is doing today. Who knew this coming 20 years ago?
You don't need to be complicated with compost ... the first hurdle is just placing mulch around the plants so the soil remains cooler. Find leaves or pull tall grass and put that down (some vineyards pile stones along grape vine rows to insulate the soil). Plant the same varieties of plants in rectangular blocks not long single rows. For survival crops focus on potatoes, dry beans, dent/flint corn, and winter squash. Learn to nixtamalize the corn (wood ash/CAL/baking soda) to release more nutrients. Too many think they are going to survive the winter on half a dozen tomato plants, peppers, and green beans -- those are more the flavoring nice to have side dishes. Study J Lofthouse's ideas of Landrace Gardening -- get multiple varieties of a crop and mix the seeds, keep and replant the crosses that are successful, and you will have an adapted plant for your soil and your gardening techniques. Look up the Mormon prepping manual (pdf) and you will get an idea of the seriousness of growing your own food (something like four hundred pounds of grains and fifty pounds of dry beans per adult for a year top the list -- a year means from harvest until you can get to the next harvest).
We collect worms on the sidewalk after a rain and put them in our compost. We also use comfrey leaves in water as a "tea" for plants.
Wow! I'm a follower of Marjorie. She's an excellent "teacher". Thanks David.
If super knowledgeable people like you don feel completely prepared ,the rest of us who are trying to get off the ground are in trouble.
not if we keep sharing info and growing and prepping; this is a massive learning curve for everyone...
I use an old bath tub in the shade for my worm bed. Catch that worm piss coming out of it. The worm piss will make tomatoes grow like sunflowers. You can watch them grow.
***HAY David***... Juicy Fruit chewing gum for your moles. Cut up and use gloves and scissors do not touch and place inside mole runs. Granny taught me this works amazing.
Best product I found is called milk spores. Comes in powder, I believe it's some kind of bacteria. Works great to eradicate grubs, non toxic.
There are several plants that clean the soil from heavy metals, etc.
Howdy old fella.
Rob from central Victoria Australia here.
Love your show and guests by the way.
We had a horticultureist neighbour live with us for a year or so and introduced us to some permiculture principles. I'll never go back to my old farm thinking again!
I collected heaps of clean sawdust, horse and cattle manure and some fermented barley from a mate who has a small brewery.
Due to my laziness it all grew over with grasses during the winter and spring. I piled it all up (about 120 cubic metres) and 2 months later it was the best dirt I'd ever seen! Chocoblock full of worms!! It was 80% worm crap I'd rekon.
There is meant to be 1/3 fresh grass clippings so I think my Homer Simpson like attitude paid off😊 we've just entered into Autumn here and already my collies, broccoli , leafy greens, medication, beans and rhubarb have taken off like galloping horses.
My advice, always think.. what would Homer do? WWHD
Thanks again for the show.
I'm off to the brewery to get some ..🤔😏😏grain for the garden☺🍻
Cheers mate.
So I have had a mole problem in the yard forever and they did find my Grow Dome. To me they were an asset as the plow through the clay and turn over the soil. They are very disruptive though. I put one copper pipe north and a second copper pipe South into the ground. Then I did soft copper wound around bamboo skewers for individual plants. The grow has doubled in a week. The weather has been too warm , then too cold and way to wet all Feb and now March. It is aphid season here in my neck of the woods. Especially in doors. I have copper in my indoor green house as well. I am not seeing fungus, spider mite or aphids. I did have spider mite in the Dome before I instituted the copper. I don't have moles in here anymore. Maybe like ants they hate the smell? Now in the yard I am using cloves of garlic where I see tunnels. Also an easy alternative. GBY guys who come here and GBY David.
Agree that the moles help break up the heavy soil 👍🏻 AND they eat Japanese beetle larvae? Win win! (I got lumpy landscapes tho!). I’m going to look into this copper!
Amish here live off what they grow and sell. Their eating habits have changed and they eat a lot of junk foods since many here get Food Stamps. However those have been cut.
South Dakotan here. Short growing season. Need all help I can get. We have 36 of the 42" of snow covr yet & more coming. It will be even shorter!
Start seeds indoors. Keep potting up to bigger size pots til time to plant out. Even just 3 or 4 plants of each thing you enjoy.
6:00 Everyone is out there stocking up on seeds but no one is talking about preserving them. It’s a lost art - homesteaders really need to learn how to harvest and replant seeds to keep a sustainable farm going…
+100 Marjory and the Grow Network. 😃
A lot of people need to know how to decontaminate soil from these pollutants.
Read up on bioremediation and mycoremediation. The biggest issue is how long the ground is out of food production while you remediate the soil. Mustards and all brassica, sunflowers, and oyster mushrooms all remove toxins. However you have to treat the plant material, leaves, stalks roots and all as toxic waste.
@@sassafrasred6657 thank you I figured there was a way and I'm sure the Amish in Ohio are on it. I'd hate to see people give up on their land and sell it to gates for cheap.
Sunflowers
You can sterilize your soil with a microwave or oven 180 to 200 degrees in the center of it in the microwave it's 90 seconds as far as getting rid of your insecticides and artificial fertilizers I mean good luck with that it takes 7 to eleven years of feeding the soil with clean compost I believe they're talking about purchasing already clean compost but there again the reason she's testing her compost that she purchased to plant her plants in is because they get contaminated with bugs and that's why I was suggesting the microwave I'm having to do that right now I did not realize until this year last year when I purchased a bunch of compost it was filled with various bugs that you couldn't see the eggs I couldn't get anything to grow I had such a bug problem three different kinds of bugs and didn't realize it was the compost thought it was my greenhouse was the first year of using my greenhouse and this year it's doing the same thing so I'm realizing it's the soil
Paul Stamets has an amazing video on mushrooms (i think oyster, can't remember) that decontaminated soil.
David, what happens when they force people off their farm and acreage into 15 minute cities?? If it could happen in Finland, it could happen anywhere.
I would love to see Marjorie do more videos and put them on TH-cam.
Rumble could use some of that info and it won't get censored or shadowed. TH-cam is going to be in a worse shape with the new leader side Susan resigned
Been making and growing 🌿 herbs for medicine for 50 years, was taught by my great granny. Gonna get wild, MUCH LOVE NAMASTE 🙏🤪🤪💖💖💖
Wonderful!
Same here. Gr Gram was Sami healer.
Check the problem farmers and gardeners are having in the state of Maine because of using “safe” sludge.
Marjory!!! Wealth of knowledge, so appreciated!! 🙏
Bocking 14 Comfrey is something like 0.5 N- 1.25 P- 1.75 K for compost tea used for flowering/ fruiting.
" Mycilium Running " by mycologist Paul Stamets is a must have .
Great video! Fastest way to improve soil is humus from underneath trees in the woods….Gods compost 🤗
Thank tou, all the best from Poland
Monatomic gold used in germination and monthly there after can produce massive improvement in plant size and yields.
I've tried "Silver Biotics" on seedlings and cuttings with good results.
How do I get rid of grubs? Garlic cloves ?
Two weeks running the local wall mart has had alternating refrigerators or freezers going down. We walk in to see entire sections devoid of food. Today the food was back but no butter. There were four packages of margarine, but nothing else. The stockers just shrug.
We are planting a bit heavy this year, just because we want food we can trust, plus the ability to grow next year.
Awesome work, David! Thanks for these videos and all you do. It’s appreciated!
Thanks to you I have just started looking into electro gardening and I must just say WOW if just half of it is right it's crasy how stupid we grow now with chemicals.
If you like cemical farming that is efective look into mittleider gardening.
I looooove Marjory Wlldcraft! Thanks, David!
Nearly every vegetable has minimum of 60 carcinogens in them no matter how their grown
That's how they defend themselves. I live in an Amish community their diet is mainly the processed foods they are constantly sick and have a very high percentage of them are diabetic or pre
My friends has donkeys. I go get bucketfuls of their poop…especially the aged poop. Plus my chickens, plus leaves around here. Plus food scraps, etc….no problem for fertilizer here!
Two of my favorite people ❤
My Tennessee is Natchez Trail *The sweet spot*
@@bobbiecrider6964 I am familiar with it
I found zero improvement using compost tea and I made it properly and I tried it several times. I find the best is wood chips that have broken down (takes about 3 years from green chips) and adding chicken poop plus my kitchen scraps.
You know Green Greg also talks about worm tea and bio compost being extremely under studied
Green Gregg's is awesome!
Have heard a lot of positive responses saying his worms are really healthy. 👍
I have experimented with urine for several years. I mix it in a 5 gallon
Bucket. I put 1/2 gallon of urine to 3 1/2 gallons of water. I have used it as high as 1 to 3 but that's a little hot for some things. Some people say use it fresh, some people say wait a week, I age mine a year. I can't tell any difference . They all work fine for me.
Mama rabbit urine and bedding will also have them move away. Moles and gopher know rabbits will attack them. I found this from the extension University of Utah
This was a good video! To bad Facebook Messenger would not allow me to share it with my friends and family!
I guarantee you that as you attempt at growing your own food in your garden, you won't have a nitrogen issue, it's not fertilizer that will do you in, it will be insects and animals.
Does she know where IceAge Farmer Christian is?
Everyone has been asking that question on all forums.
Looks like no updates from ice age farmer in over a year on bitchute.
He was de platformed. Demonized and according to those who keep up with him they went after his accounts based on lies. Last I heard he is on telegram.
I miss him too.
I've heard he's on telegraph but I'm not on that platform and he hasn't updated his website in ages.
Excellent video
I was going to let people from the city dump their leaves and other yard debris till i heard what she said about the chemicals, i live a mile from the forest - going there instead 😎
I have a cat the is a mole killing fool, but thanks for the tip on garlic and elderberry.
Here in Arkansas they call the municipal bio sludge “super soil”. I told someone they’d be better off using their own urine to boost their garden’s fertility than composted sewage, and they acted insulted that I would even suggest such a thing 🤦♀️
People take prescription drugs.
I would never use a city's sludge.
I had rainbow film on water vessels only in three locations on the property and several others with no film. Tennessee Valley.
I knw it wasn't contained to the city of East Palestine, or, was it some other incident?
Hope you get answers
Awesome video, solid solutions.
Put a hose end in the mole hole, compress dirt so no air can escape and "attach" the other end to an exhaust pipe of a gas engine. A weed whacker, a lawn mower a generator etc etc.etc.etc.
Run for 5-10 minutes. If you've hit their tunnel system smoke will rise from the other holes in it. It's painless, humane and works
In the 70's the EPA published is booklet to dispose of motor oil by digging a hole in your yard and pouring waste oil in the hole to bury it. Now its a huge fine if you did that, as it pollutes the groundwater.
Thiamin, Thiamin, Thiamin. For worms, teas, and plants.
On the sludge issue:
Humans are the bio accumulator for PFAS which are at toxic levels in the composted sludge.
If the land is corrupt it might as well be turned into a solar or wind farm. That's convenient
They sure have their bases covered!
I love that I can work with my moles now. Lol I wanted to grow garlic anyways perfect.
" Humanure " by Joseph Jenkins
Worth a watch the documentary, biggest Little Farm they’re all about worm composting
How do I share my gardening knowledge? Where are those who want to garden? I don't see people wanting to grow gardens
I need a quality wheelbarrow real bad - my plastic one is dying
I love to garden.
Moles.
Find a tunnel on the highest ground. Dig to expose it. Load it with dry ice, carbon dioxide in it's solid form. The CO2 sublimes, sinks because it is lighter than air and asphyxiates the moles.
Thank you ✝️🙏🙏🙏✝️
My bad GB Marjorie too. She is amazing
Ides of March
Thanks for the information!
Lovin it
Easiest way to deal with grubs is to keep the soil wet grubs hate wet soil.
Fish fertilizer
I love it heavy metal cilantro
Thank you! 💜😎✨
Great work 👏
Amish should move to southern oregon mountains and farm
" Permaculture " by Bill Mollison
I know and agree with the discussion. My point is the same or comporable chemicles were used in warfare in the Western and Eastern front of World War One. Obviously use the agents in the two areas were several times more than the concentration then broadcast by deliberate explosion. Were tests done in France, Belgium or in Belarus, Russia, Serbia, Italy or other places to see the effects now in those areas and how it reflects on East Palestine? From what I discovered about Viet Nam at this moment when I am writing this the effects of the use of Ogent Orange is causing sterility and population recession now.
" How to grow more vegetables " by Jon Jeavons
Thanks.
Thank you!
Raising hens is quite difficult and pricey. 3 years in and many learning curves later for me.
That’s a surprising comment. Chicks run $5-15 apiece for most breeds. Hens eats table scraps, weeds and bugs. I find them to be easy and very amusing as well. I provide com’l feed, but they are frugal with that. Good luck! 🐓🐓
when water hits these chemicals they reactivate and are airborne once again. this is per the national cancr institutes information on pvc.
Adjusting up the quantity of "homemade" fertilizers into the amounts needed for commercial agriculture is obtainable. It is being done on some level by some farmers, but we don't hear much from them about this, or instructions as to how to make and apply it with simple techniques and spreaders they already have. I wish, in all the farming/growing videos we watch, that we could hear more from the big growers as to how they are faring in cutting fertilizer prices by processing their own formulas. Even smaller farmers must be having some successes with it, but we don't hear much. This has so much to do with the cost of foods, too, although I know the farmers are not all to blame for prices. "Big Ag" has much invested in machinery, and some of it is designed for application of commercial products. But they often can be modified in such a way as to be workable in other formulas that will sustain and "grow" the soils, not just kill bugs and weeds and provide limited amounts of synthetic fertilizers. Just my thoughts.
You might want to listen to "Gardening like a Viking", I believe is the name of a utube video, you might like to listen to.
" Toxic Sludge Is Good For You " , I think that was the book title .
Forget crypto the only thing you can trade is physical goods and your labour
Soil = biodynamic and compost and worm castings worm juice
Castor oil for moles
Is there a certain length of time to use rabbit or chicken manure? I read a post that says 6 months is the time limit.
Rabbit manure can be used fresh, but you need to age chicken manure as it is a "hot" manure that will burn your young plants. As far as age, I have used 10 year old manure and done fine with it.
What is a brand name for high quality soil?
Urine
The grass outside my sliding door bedroom was always so green
When is part 2?
" Buffalo Bird Womans Garden " by ?
Does anyone know what you can cannibalize metal for making garden tools? Are there components from cars for example that would be thick enough metal to make a shovel or hoe head.
Ahhh, way to think ahead!
What if the grid goes down? The Crypto plan gets complicated. Silver and Gold? Better plan maybe? I nput from everyone is appreciated.
crypto goes when the internet goes - same with bank accounts,
Thank you
Moles hate daffodil bulbs in the ground
Moles are indifferent to bulbs. Moles ear MEAT -- larvae, etc. you are thinking of Voles - that’s “V” for vegetarian.. surrounding your in-ground garden beds with daffodils and/or garlic (any alliums) are good deterrents for Voles.
@@joannc147 Sorry, I wrote incorrectly!
What a way..through the sludge fertilizer ..to get the “whiskey shot” …Into all of us who choose not to get it
Dave you look waxed dude get some sleep don't worry about it it will be worse later no fear get to sleep
Being a creator and a farmer does not make for enough sleep
Yeah he’s been pumping out videos. Don’t know how he does it. ❤
amagin how he feels trying get all this news to mask wearing regards
Dave is the man
If I have to leave my farm, I have already picked out some government land I’m going to squat on!
I don't know how but Japan use all their human waste, they must have a great system. In very rural areas of the UK farmers dump their sewage tank waste on the fields which animals then graze from, I mean out riding I have seen fields covered in sanitary products and loo roll
Eww, they should not be putting feminine products down the toilet, in general, but especially if they know they're pouring it on the field. Too much plastic
Hmm. Guessing they also don't pollute it in Japan. Going to Google if they're one of the counties that have a low rate of pharmaceutical consumption
Edit: nope.. they're in 6th place
@@tabp8448 No, very true. And of course those people don't know what their milk cows have eaten off of, or their meat. I would have thought raw sewage would destroy microbes and fungi
@everyone
Human waste, could be used to make methane, and then used to make power.
@411
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I'm looking for a way to share SEEDs, I am saving.
We got stung from using absolutely gorgeous compost for our tomatoes….
Bye Bye 500 plants 😡😪