daywalker - Natural Farming Interview Panos Manikis FULL (e_15)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 มิ.ย. 2016
- -- See below for Timecodes! -- Panos Manikis was a student of Masanobu Fukuoka, the originator of Natural Farming, and started his Natural Farm/Food Forest in Edessa, Greece, 28 years ago. In this interview he speaks on the philosophy behind Natural Farming, his own path in life, the importance of Natural Farming, soil, clayballs and various other topics. For a rough overview see the timecodes below. And for more information or to contact the Natural Farming Center in Edessa, visit / naturalfarmingcenter or www.natural-farming.eu/en/
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00:05 - Short introduction
00:39 - Panos speaks on Natural Farming, the importance it and the philosophy behind it
12:06 - Panos speaks on his own path and hearing about Fukuoka
14:22 - Explanation of some specialties of the Natural Farm in Edessa
16:15 - Information about the "Natural Farming Center"
20:52 - Panos speaks about clayballs/seedbombs
23:05 - A memory of Fukuoka
Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo, elle nous guide sur la voie de l’harmonie…
thank you for uploading the interview. Panos was the last person i met before leaving the country. Panos is that kind of man that doesn't try to teach you but instead he encourage you to learn from yourself. True philosopher.
you´re very welcome! interesting story... do you have your own farm now? :)
unfortunately i had to move due to the economic collapse, no land to seed and no time to wait for results. I'm an IT engineer expat in the UK.
Panos ideas apply in all aspects of life. Minimising use of resources and reusing technology is one of them. Bomb seeding open source software , repairing and reusing hardware leaving the smallest possible trace is my type of farming.
The goal is to return and start my farm ending my days in nature.
a great way of transferring the philosophy to your work! all the best for ideas!
As a master so be the desiple..
This man is Beautiful and he speaks so articulately about the philosophy of sustainable land stewardship. He’s very wise. Meanwhile, 😷😷😷people are worried about the wrong things. Save your seeds grow a garden live sustainably
Great interview! Congratulations
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conmovedor y movilizante. Gracias desde Argentina!
Wow! Thanks for the video. Saw pictures of his place, Great and that's what I wanted to create too. Learning Natural farming from a practitioner from far away to the other side of the world is a good sign. IT WORKS!. I wish to learn more from everyone who wished to teach others like me.
hurry up, hurry up! :)
Been searching for the book Panos referred to ‘The Revolution of God, Man and Nature’ but no luck. Anyone know where to find it or able to send me in the right direction? Is it written by Fukuoka?
salve potrei avere un contatto di panos manikis, grazie!!!
molto felice. il sito non è vivo, ma si può anche provare facebook: facebook.com/naturalfarmingcenter
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Ok... I listen to the clay ball bit. But what is their purpose? How does he use them?
hola! the short version is you throw them all over the place whereever you want the seeds to grow. when the conditions are right - temperature, moisture, sunlight etc. - the seeds will sprout.
@@daywalker432 The seeds are IN them? They are spread on TOP of seeds?
@@notmyfirstdaycooton7040 yes! check it out here: th-cam.com/video/NRuqtnU6TzQ/w-d-xo.html it starts around 3:00. much love!
what does he grows for cash?i know he grows fruits trees from seed,he doesnt draft,prune fruit trees.
hi. here comes my opinin: i don´t think he is growing for cash. as he says somewhere towards the end of the interview (iirc) the food forest is basically for people to come and enjoy and see what is possible. to inspire them and to proof a point about natural farming.
hmm. i´m not sure i fully understand what you are saying.
his project in edessa is on 2 different locations (~2km apart). one is the food forest where it´s all about natural farming. then there´s the other one which is also where the houses are. here it´s not so strict and maybe he´s selling produce from there.
Hi, for cash he grows mainly cherries 🍒 and 2 kinds of nuts that grow well in northern Greece