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Regarding the biochar taking all the nutrients out of the soil, a common practice is to fill a 5 gallon bucket 1/3 full with charcoal. Add rainwater nearly to the top, then add whichever nutrients you’d like to the water. Partially composted manure or compost tea made from whatever you like. Let it sit a day or two and then add it into your garden. This way, the biochar is already full of nutrients and will be beneficial for plant growth.

I'm a vet, drive a Harley etc etc so I don't wear my religion on my sleeve by any means. I have small health issues that I'm positive are diet related. I ask God everyday to put me on the right path so I can figure out how to heal myself. Then he shows me your video. I always say that people who show other people how to grow food are doing God's work.

Been telling everybody non stop what poison most food in the store is but sadly few people listen. So frustrating when all they have to do is look around and see how unhealthy so many people are.

From Travis up at Lazy Dog Farms I learned that a cover crop of mustard greens tilled into the soil kills the root knot nematodes. He calls it biofumigation. I tried it and it works great. Mustard greens have a chemical called glucosinolates. When these compounds break down, they release a gas that kills the nematodes. My Florida panhandle soil is so infested with nematodes that I have to keep it up. So, after I harvest, I plant and till in the greens before successive planting.

Great and informative video. Thanks. Lucky me only lives 45 minutes from the Reid Farm folks! I have a lot of the same interests and will go plan a visit, and soon!!! I was surprised he did not talk about worm raising for their castings. but then again, why mess with success!

As a Master student in Nematology I am very much delighted to have come across this video

What is that golden apple's botanical name?

Just as a friendly reminder, I wanted to mention that liking, commenting, and sharing videos really do play a major role in helping content creators like myself reach a wider audience. Your engagement on UA-cam can have a positive impact and contribute to the growth of the channel. But I totally get that everyone has their own preferences and comfort levels when it comes to social platform engagement. Let's grow together! 🌿

Great tips! Thank you!

If we had old growth forests and not as much scorched earth agriculture, we wouldn't have these huge swings. 80 to freezing in two days

I have a Jackfruit tree in my living room now

My Cuban oregano came in yesterday; it's not as beautiful as yours.

Thanks so much for your content !

I’ve shared your videos on Chaya. You have my support.

She’s so inspirational! Went to visit for my birthday and loved the tour she gave! Also took a little katuk cutting !

What odorless ingredients as bait can KILL Lizards instantly ??? Please reply. Thanks!!!

I have Lance nematodes in my North Florida lawn.. Do you have advice to get rid of them?

Hey David! I ran into you at tree amigos today. Ive already been subscribed and watching your videos! Keep up the great work! Nice meeting you today. I gotta check out your iguana video tho

omg i have seen spanish needles, most horrible plant xD..... only plant to make sure to pull regulary xD..... if it would taste good but it tastes like you shouldnt eat it :DD but be free and grow it as edible X.X

you have alot of very expensive gadgets

hahaha I hate bagels

These critters are killing my hibiscus what do I do nothing works

what do you use fro the bread? thank you

I live in east Pompano Beach and on my street our neighborhood iguanas travel along the power lines and jump onto the tree branches of the trees in our yards. They sunbathe and release their waste over pathways potted plants patio sets and eat treat my garden like their personal salad bar…🤬!

My chaya leaf look different.

i agree so much but there are plants that need to be controlled so i feel well xD..... one is Blackberries with thorns and another is Spanish needles, basically thats all i pull and cut like a maniac,yeah and some self seeding trees but thosde are not so urgent....

I’m going to have to watch that again and take notes! So much interesting information! Thank you!

Great video!

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7:02 very interesting I love mimosa if that is what it is(powderpuff) and I had someone comment @ me about how it’s not native and nothing uses it and I myself not an expert definitely finding nature that to be flat out false in Florida. I see multiple species like she describes here so it’s very nice to see that an expert loves mimosas too and does acknowledge they do have pollinator guests. This is also now a point I’m curious about. When does an invasive become native?? That’s the kicker to all of the fuss about non natives and such. If a species learns to eat on mimosa after a few decades. You can call it non native however they’ll call it food. Just an hobbiest two cents and love the video information you supply!! 🪱🤙

Just as a friendly reminder, I wanted to mention that liking, commenting, and sharing videos really do play a major role in helping content creators like myself reach a wider audience. Your engagement on UA-cam can have a positive impact and contribute to the growth of the channel. But I totally get that everyone has their own preferences and comfort levels when it comes to social platform engagement. Let's grow together! 🌿

I am so excited to hear that less is sometimes more when it comes to gardening and plants here, because I'm a peaceful lazy person myself!

We started our food forest in the Panhandle of Florida. Every year is better & better! Our goal is to grow & raise the majority of our food. Your food forest looks amazing! Great job!

Once you start down the rabbit hole it will never end unless your a quitter

He's so right about eating simple foods, that's what I have to do as well. It's great to see him embracing diversity and letting nature balance itself. That's such a hard step to take but the rewards are incredible. Thanks for another great video!

3:30 a great perspective on cerebral intelligence!! 🤙🪱

Whats everyones thought on quack grass? Sbould i be getting it out of the beds

I search ''golden apple'' but I did not find any tree beside real apple..Please, let me know whats the other name of this fruit ? Where I can buy this tree? Thanks

Yeah maltodextrin is in many food items. I always knew something wasn't quite right about that "ingredient".

I went to Stetson i would have loved to do an internship with him how awesome

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I gained diverse knowledge from this video ⭐️⭐️Thank You🙌🏾

I started with micro greens inside.

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Needs to be on the actual news channels

She just said Cerrasee also known as, but is not bitter melon.. two different fruits..

Where are free range steak and eggs?

How can I schedule a tour?

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