I don't think it's just the wood chips that make your garden so great and easy to care for... I think it's God's blessing because of the love you have for Him and your generous attitude
Oh yes! I love the way our Creators truth flows out of Pauls mouth! Lovely!And the beauty of enough for the birds too! Honey crisp apples, ah, was my Daddys favourite apple, and mine also now.God bless you all!
I'm not a Christian, but I have allot of respect for Paul's philosophy and application. I've always believed that nature is God's most truthful witness. Look after the earth and the earth will look after you, that's what it means to be a steward.
Following the Farm tour has been fun.10 months on the road with 4 childers had to be challenging. They're taking a few months off till spring thaw but I do expect updates like home arrival,Christmas New Year etc.
If you have to buy seeds to get started, choose not to care what rate of success you get, as long as you get at least one good plant to grow. Seeds from that plant will get you a great yield the following year, for sure!
Thanks for posting these video. Has Paul ever mentioned what his electric bill is? I wonder with that walk in cooler etc? Update Edit: I found another video Where Paul Says that the walk in cooler cost $12 to $14 per month
This is a two year old comment so you probably have concluded but we use wood chips on corn, lettuce etc and works great . I have not grown wheat or peanuts but would use wood chips if I did.
A walkin cooler is fairly expensive both purchase and operationally. Is a root cellar withe an air regulator any cheaper? What happens if the power goes out in the summer? Do things stay okay long enough if the power is out for say a day? Right now its looking like i need to drop 7gs on a cooler, 2 gs/year running it, and it all turns to a pumpkin if i dont have a few gs for a generator. All to have some fresh apples. I love me some good kiku and honeycrisp but dont think I can swing all that, especially not in a normal 1/4 acre lot back yard. If a root cellar works better id love to have one but have no idea how to find people that install them, and not too sure its any cheaper. Any ideas on what I can do?
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I don't think it's just the wood chips that make your garden so great and easy to care for... I think it's God's blessing because of the love you have for Him and your generous attitude
Oh yes! I love the way our Creators truth flows out of Pauls mouth! Lovely!And the beauty of enough for the birds too! Honey crisp apples, ah, was my Daddys favourite apple, and mine also now.God bless you all!
Thank you so much. I learn something profound each time
Thank you, L2Survive!! These vids are so valuable in what we learn.♡ Sue
I'm not a Christian, but I have allot of respect for Paul's philosophy and application. I've always believed that nature is God's most truthful witness. Look after the earth and the earth will look after you, that's what it means to be a steward.
BECOME A CHRISTIAN!!!!!!!!!! NOW!!!!!!! OR I BEET U!!!
Laura Te Aho-White you should be
Justin Rhodes sighting!! I see you were there while he was visiting for The Great American Farm Tour. That family does amazing work.
Following the Farm tour has been fun.10 months on the road with 4 childers had to be challenging. They're taking a few months off till spring thaw but I do expect updates like home arrival,Christmas New Year etc.
I admire your knowledge! This has been educational and inspiring and a whole new way to look at gardening! Thank you so very much!!!
Mr 2survive, good idea to present parts of Paul's tak once again.revising is good
Thank you, once again!
I really do love watching paul, but he cracks me up. He's like a modern day jesus. ha ha ha
If you have to buy seeds to get started, choose not to care what rate of success you get, as long as you get at least one good plant to grow. Seeds from that plant will get you a great yield the following year, for sure!
And those seeds will be better adapted for your climate and soil.
@@L2Survive Isn't that awesome?
Is anyone else thinking about their B2E garden as part of their retirement plan?
The second I heard about it.
Bill Mollison the founder of permaculture had a saying: The designer becomes the recliner.
Oh, I like that!
Thanks for posting these video. Has Paul ever mentioned what his electric bill is? I wonder with that walk in cooler etc? Update Edit: I found another video Where Paul Says that the walk in cooler cost $12 to $14 per month
Great point. THE seeds are aclimeted.
Where do I post questions for him to answer? Should I lay down woodchips for corn, wheat, peanuts?
This is a two year old comment so you probably have concluded but we use wood chips on corn, lettuce etc and works great . I have not grown wheat or peanuts but would use wood chips if I did.
but he said a fruit lose it's nutrients 10 minutes after harvest?
Too bad there is a roundup ad attached to this video.
4:46 Justin Rhodes sighting
Injoy your videos can I ask what you put on your Apple trees for insects
Paul doesn't put anything on his apples or anything else. Watch more videos, he talks about it all the time. th-cam.com/video/C_l3--4hF4w/w-d-xo.html
A walkin cooler is fairly expensive both purchase and operationally. Is a root cellar withe an air regulator any cheaper? What happens if the power goes out in the summer? Do things stay okay long enough if the power is out for say a day? Right now its looking like i need to drop 7gs on a cooler, 2 gs/year running it, and it all turns to a pumpkin if i dont have a few gs for a generator. All to have some fresh apples.
I love me some good kiku and honeycrisp but dont think I can swing all that, especially not in a normal 1/4 acre lot back yard. If a root cellar works better id love to have one but have no idea how to find people that install them, and not too sure its any cheaper.
Any ideas on what I can do?
JoeBob Jenkins think second hand. Also Mother Earth news has some good tutorials about root cellars.
Flyover Pilgrim awesome, thanks