Gracias por compartir vuestra experiencia. Me encanta porque hasta ahora es el primer canal en España que encuentro que practica este tipo de agricultura regenerativa. Nosotros también vivimos en el campo, en un olivar y la falta de agua siempre es un problema. Saludos desde Almería
Well, for someone who doesn't know what they are doing, you are both have the right instincts. Marvelous bit of Wall building. The house looks like a real homestead. Love your swales. Can't wait to see if your neighborhood will catch on to what you are doing. I thought looking at the cows in the previous video that there must have been Charolais in the Herd. Wow, your place is grandiose.
Oh, wow, absolutely amazing, I do love merino (- sheep) 🤩, the wool is just wonderful, you're living a dream of mine. Could you please tell us a bit about the costs and how you financed it all? Will you be able to make a living of the farm?
Welcome! First, we need to restore the soil so that it can sustain anything. This is a long-term investment and eventually I'm pretty sure we can make a living of the farm. For the time being it is a money sink.
La verdad que es difícil leer y ver el vídeo a la vez, hay que ir parando las imágenes, pero está bien esté proyecto, lleváis poco con el canal, espero que os valla bien. ¿habéis barajado las ventajas e inconvenientes de construir una casa de madera en estas latitudes? En verano, mucha calor y enjuto, en invierno, mucho frío y humedad. Buen, espero el proyecto valla dando sus frutos...
Si. Subtitulos a veces no son facil. Lo siento. Tantas idiomas que hay aqui en Europa :-) Con la madera no hay problema. La estructura es de madera pero en las paredes hay 15 cm de lana de roca y en el techo 25 cm. Casa de madera no significa que no tiene aislante sino lo contrario. Madera es el material preferido en muchas partes humedas del mundo.
@@ProjectGranjaCaimito ya entiendo por el idioma, menos mal que esta subtitulado👍... Lo de la madera, no es el problema la humedad, es el contraste de tanda húmeda y frío en invierno y tan seco y tanta calor en verano... Pero si te va bien es está latitud la casa de madera, me alegro...
La madera (pino) de la estructura no esta expuesta al sol ni a la lluvia. Las paredes consisten de varias capas de diferente materiales. Hay una capa de algo que parece papel pero es una membrana que protege de viento y de humedad. Afuera hay contrachapado y adentro tenemos placas de yeso. De adorno tenemos tablones de pino expuesto al sol. Estan cogiendo patina pero no se pudren porque se adaptan. Tampoco se han rajado y estan en el sur de la casita.
In general you are always allowed to build things related to the agricultural activity. Would be silly to make people drive 100km for a screwdriver or a shovel ;-) Or think about caring for animals. Can't do that by visiting once a week either.
@@ProjectGranjaCaimito I'll be doing something similar (on a smaller scale maybe) in a few years from now. I'm finishing up a bus conversion which will be my home for the next few years. The plan is to travel to Spain and Portugal with the bus to see where i like to buy property. As of now i'm thinking near El Chorro near Mallorca because i love rock climbing too.
Very cool video. Im looking to do a similar project up in northern spain close to Pamplona. Id love to build without a blueprint, how did you go about dealing with the permits to do that?
Spain is very diverse. While in the North it rains a lot more the South is pretty dry and under threat of desertification. Then the mountains - there are many - are again totally different. And: there is the "empty Spain" in the center where hardly anyone lives. Read about that part. Most of Spain lives either in the center (Madrid) or along the coasts.
The yurt is from www.tipis.es and was something around 4000 EUR. It's an import from Mongolia. For the house we bought material step by step and never bothered to sum it up. But it's not expensive. Keep in mind that's still a "work in progress" as it's kind of a testing place as well. Once you are homesteading you have to learn about all kinds of things that "city folks" take for granted :-)
I have no idea :-) It's a tradition here in this region. People have collected all the stones from between the trees and instead of building fences they put up these stone walls. I would think mostly to keep pigs inside an area. But many are now damaged. They were built without mortar and today nobody wants to do that type of labor I guess. We don't have a lot of them here but instead build a lot of new electrified fences.
That is still the plan and will come at some point but have discovered more pressing needs at the moment. Keep on watching to catch up with the more recent developments. Enjoy!
Do you have an email I have found a number of youtube videos about Apple Cider vinegar and animal health. Many premaculture farms around the world use this to maintain animal health. I think it will help save your animal from wildlife tuberculosis. Sincerely,Elaine
SUCH A HOUSE IN ANDALUCIA WILL BE HOT AS HELL IN SUMMER AND A FROZEN BLOCK OF ICE IN WINTER. WHAT ABOUT INSULATION IN THE WALLS AND ROOF? this is essential.
@@ProjectGranjaCaimito m not a troll. Lol I did check out your videos I subscribed BTW. Have you thought of airbnb or a bed and breakfast ? I retire in one year Love to come visit to see your hard work
@@ProjectGranjaCaimito the music made me kind of sleepy at first but kind of pick up the beat at the end part.. the soothing narration doesn't help either.. 😁 new subscriber here..
Gracias por compartir vuestra experiencia. Me encanta porque hasta ahora es el primer canal en España que encuentro que practica este tipo de agricultura regenerativa. Nosotros también vivimos en el campo, en un olivar y la falta de agua siempre es un problema. Saludos desde Almería
Hola! Conocen www.alvelal.net ? Esta en Almeria / Granada tambien. Seria bien ponerse en contacto
I've been following your project and listening to your voice for 2 months, this is the first time I can connect a face to a voice :D
Well... It's not about me but the project and what we try to achieve ;-)
Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy.
Great job!!!!!!
A big thank you to all the farming people.., 💗
Thank you.
Well, for someone who doesn't know what they are doing, you are both have the right instincts. Marvelous bit of Wall building. The house looks like a real homestead. Love your swales. Can't wait to see if your neighborhood will catch on to what you are doing. I thought looking at the cows in the previous video that there must have been Charolais in the Herd. Wow, your place is grandiose.
Thank you. It's a "work in progress"...
The cows are a mix of different breeds which is common here. Charolais is part of the mix.
Oh, wow, absolutely amazing, I do love merino (- sheep) 🤩, the wool is just wonderful, you're living a dream of mine. Could you please tell us a bit about the costs and how you financed it all? Will you be able to make a living of the farm?
Welcome! First, we need to restore the soil so that it can sustain anything. This is a long-term investment and eventually I'm pretty sure we can make a living of the farm. For the time being it is a money sink.
Great work you are doing on your place. Very happy to watch it. And I love your sense of humor!
Thank you so much!
Excelente trabajo, me alegra verles, excelente producción, genética y muy bien. Saludos cordiales desde Panamá 🇵🇦
Muchas gracias
La verdad que es difícil leer y ver el vídeo a la vez, hay que ir parando las imágenes, pero está bien esté proyecto, lleváis poco con el canal, espero que os valla bien.
¿habéis barajado las ventajas e inconvenientes de construir una casa de madera en estas latitudes? En verano, mucha calor y enjuto, en invierno, mucho frío y humedad.
Buen, espero el proyecto valla dando sus frutos...
Si. Subtitulos a veces no son facil. Lo siento. Tantas idiomas que hay aqui en Europa :-)
Con la madera no hay problema. La estructura es de madera pero en las paredes hay 15 cm de lana de roca y en el techo 25 cm. Casa de madera no significa que no tiene aislante sino lo contrario. Madera es el material preferido en muchas partes humedas del mundo.
@@ProjectGranjaCaimito ya entiendo por el idioma, menos mal que esta subtitulado👍...
Lo de la madera, no es el problema la humedad, es el contraste de tanda húmeda y frío en invierno y tan seco y tanta calor en verano...
Pero si te va bien es está latitud la casa de madera, me alegro...
La madera (pino) de la estructura no esta expuesta al sol ni a la lluvia. Las paredes consisten de varias capas de diferente materiales. Hay una capa de algo que parece papel pero es una membrana que protege de viento y de humedad. Afuera hay contrachapado y adentro tenemos placas de yeso.
De adorno tenemos tablones de pino expuesto al sol. Estan cogiendo patina pero no se pudren porque se adaptan. Tampoco se han rajado y estan en el sur de la casita.
What an adventure and what an experience. The Building Regulations allowed you to build without approval?????.
In general you are always allowed to build things related to the agricultural activity. Would be silly to make people drive 100km for a screwdriver or a shovel ;-)
Or think about caring for animals. Can't do that by visiting once a week either.
You should read “Water for Every Farm” by PA Yeomans
I am familiar with that book.
I love it!!!! Beautiful!
Thank you so much!
It's the first video i watched from your project. But i already can tell that you've the same mind as i do :)
I love your thinking and your project.
Awesome! Thank you! Let me know about your own.
@@ProjectGranjaCaimito I'll be doing something similar (on a smaller scale maybe) in a few years from now. I'm finishing up a bus conversion which will be my home for the next few years. The plan is to travel to Spain and Portugal with the bus to see where i like to buy property. As of now i'm thinking near El Chorro near Mallorca because i love rock climbing too.
Very cool video. Im looking to do a similar project up in northern spain close to Pamplona. Id love to build without a blueprint, how did you go about dealing with the permits to do that?
That varies depending on the part of Spain. We ask and get the permit as everything is related to agriculture.
Good
Thanks
Love the accent !
I'm planning to do the same in Gran Canaria
Thank you and good luck with your own project!
Can you help me. I also want to start farm life. Can you suggest places in spain which are ideal for farming wheat, vegetables, almonds etc.
Spain is very diverse. While in the North it rains a lot more the South is pretty dry and under threat of desertification. Then the mountains - there are many - are again totally different.
And: there is the "empty Spain" in the center where hardly anyone lives. Read about that part. Most of Spain lives either in the center (Madrid) or along the coasts.
@@ProjectGranjaCaimito 100 acres os what i want to buy. Where would it be cheaper
@@rtaaskype We used www.agroanuncios.es to find ours
How much did the wooden house and yurt cost?
The yurt is from www.tipis.es and was something around 4000 EUR. It's an import from Mongolia. For the house we bought material step by step and never bothered to sum it up. But it's not expensive. Keep in mind that's still a "work in progress" as it's kind of a testing place as well. Once you are homesteading you have to learn about all kinds of things that "city folks" take for granted :-)
Nice. How big is the land?
It is 45 ha
@@ProjectGranjaCaimito huge!!! Well done
How old are those rock walls is all I'm asking
I have no idea :-) It's a tradition here in this region. People have collected all the stones from between the trees and instead of building fences they put up these stone walls. I would think mostly to keep pigs inside an area. But many are now damaged. They were built without mortar and today nobody wants to do that type of labor I guess. We don't have a lot of them here but instead build a lot of new electrified fences.
Thank you for the response appreciate it
I woul love to be able to hear your narration but the music is too loud
First video ... I hope the others are better for you.
@@ProjectGranjaCaimito I like the music and the whole video thanks for doing it.
Thank you
If you rotate you can have chicken follow the cows 1 field inbetween they will spread the manure looking for bugs.
That is still the plan and will come at some point but have discovered more pressing needs at the moment. Keep on watching to catch up with the more recent developments. Enjoy!
Do you have an email I have found a number of youtube videos about Apple Cider vinegar and animal health. Many premaculture farms around the world use this to maintain animal health. I think it will help save your animal from wildlife tuberculosis. Sincerely,Elaine
You can always send email to info@caimito.net It is also in the channel description.
SUCH A HOUSE IN ANDALUCIA WILL BE HOT AS HELL IN SUMMER AND A FROZEN BLOCK OF ICE IN WINTER.
WHAT ABOUT INSULATION IN THE WALLS AND ROOF? this is essential.
15cm of rockwool in the walls and 25cm in the roof solve that problem pretty well ;-)
how much did you pay for 45 hectars?
You better send email to find out ...
Where did you get your German accent ?
It came by way of being born in Germany ;-)
Background muzak is much too loud.
Thank you. I hope it is better in the other videos. This was the very first attempt. Learning :-)
I WISH THEY WOULD BLOODY WELL LEARN NOT TO ADD MUSIC WHEN PEOPLE TALK !!! IM SKIPPING THIS.
Well... "They" is me and I've learned. Please enjoy all the other videos. Greetings! :-)
@@ProjectGranjaCaimito ok I'll look at your other ones. Loved your reply 🤗
the music is too loud
louder then your voice
First video. Try the others. I learned quite a bit about making videos since then.
@@ProjectGranjaCaimito m not a troll.
Lol
I did check out your videos
I subscribed
BTW. Have you thought of airbnb or a bed and breakfast ?
I retire in one year
Love to come visit to see your hard work
@@ProjectGranjaCaimito the music made me kind of sleepy at first but kind of pick up the beat at the end part.. the soothing narration doesn't help either.. 😁
new subscriber here..
@@gardendreameretc9534 Welcome! Keep watching. More there ;-)
AndaluCia*
Si. En Castellano :-) See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andalusia for English :-) It can be a challenge - I know