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The best Regenerative Agriculture YouTube channels for professional growers
In the last few years, YouTube has become a wealth of knowledge and information sharing for the regenerative agriculture community. So much, that it is easy to miss some of the great stuff. I personally prefer to read rather than listen, since I can absorb information faster, so I asked you to recommend the channels you enjoy most, and added some additional. The emphasis of this list is that the information is focused on commercial growers who derive their income from farming.
Questions for Willie Smits
pollinator Posts: 1751 Location: Massachusetts, 6b, suburban, nearish coast, 50x50, full sun, 40" year-round even distribution posted 7 years ago Number of slices to send: Optional 'thank-you' note: Hey, how is this project going? any updates? how are the chop and drops working? the thought that occurs to me is to hugel like crazy, make texture for your land, berm it and swale on contour and make SHADE, especially get cover crops going on the eastern side of a slope. What pioneers are growing??
Permaculture Voices 2014 Conference - March 13-16, 2014 - Temecula, CA
posted 7 years ago 2 Number of slices to send: Optional 'thank-you' note: Matt Grantham wrote: I just wanted to respond to the idea that we all need to work harder to afford these kind of admission fees. For harmony's sake I will simply offer an alternative vision.
permaculture velocity
pollinator Posts: 1751 Location: Massachusetts, 6b, suburban, nearish coast, 50x50, full sun, 40" year-round even distribution posted 5 years ago 2 Number of slices to send: Optional 'thank-you' note: It's a great presentation, it's sane and thank you for doing all you've done for making a place where people can have dialogue. I see a few points differently: those who are quietly going about doing #1 (examples) are making a difference.
Example of a pond without a liner
posted 8 years ago 2 Number of slices to send: Optional 'thank-you' note: Paul sent me this picture from the workshop he did near San Diego where they built a pond without a liner. pond-no-liner.jpg pond without liner posted 8 years ago Number of slices to send: Optional 'thank-you' note: That is amazing did they make a video of the process? If so can it be viewed?
Paul Wheaton - Replacing Irrigation with Permaculture, Oceanside, CA [VIDEO]
posted 9 years ago 3 Number of slices to send: Optional 'thank-you' note: Here is the video from Paul's Replacing Irrigation with Permaculture talk. He gave this talk before 140 plus people in Oceanside, CA on September 7th. The talk was a fundraiser for North County San Diego CRFG. It was an overwhelming success and generated a lot of positive responses.
Bokashi (asian natural farming forum at permies)
posted 8 years ago Number of slices to send: Optional 'thank-you' note: After working in boots all day, I must admit, I develop a rather delicious form of "funk-foot"... Lovely, I know, but it's the truth.. I discovered this method after soaking my feet in neem cake, powdered, and diluted in water.
Permaculture Earthworks Workshop March 6-8
posted 9 years ago 2 Number of slices to send: Optional 'thank-you' note: I'm teaching this. We're gonna spend the ten minutes on the first day hearing from the owner about what he wants. And then I'll spend the rest of the day explaining why he's nuts and what we're gonna do. This place is dry and warm. And when the water comes, it is pretty flood-ish. So we are going to need designs to get the water that comes through to stick around a while.
2013 Southern California Permaculture Convergence March 9th and 10th, 2013 San Diego /SIGN UP
posted 9 years ago Number of slices to send: Optional 'thank-you' note: REGISTER FOR THE CONVERGENCE HERE Lectures and Workshops Keynote Speech- Paul Wheaton- 60 Permaculture Tinkers, HUSP and More Native Edibles Cooking Class- Alden and Ann Hough Enjoy a wild edible plant walk around Harmony Grove with Alden and Ann Food preparation class and find out how to: * Safely identify and respectfully forage wild edible plants * Incorporate these plants in their food forests * Prepare delicious,...
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