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pumpkin is the largest fruit on earth. which also raises the questions why is the pawpaw considered north Americas largest edible fruit.

Thanks for sharing.

Looks like an awesome project, I would love to keep seeing updates on it these next few years!

Super valuable video! Thanks for this

I was unable to save the merged file in shp form . any tips.

Great video and concepts.

There are 4 P's. Peace! 😂

Holy crap you guys get a 100 inches of rain. We get well under half that and we haven’t irrigated our new Food forest stage 1 since late October last year.

Best tutorial I have ever seen

What's your rainfall pattern like how many months of rain

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Queensland or NSW? NICE BEDS!

Rain is key

That is beautiful. I'm trying to do something like that. Do you ever get frosts? I'm in southern hemisphere subtropical as well, but with frosts.

I also grow (permaculture) without irrigation. Slower grow, need to select better, but much less eork, expenses, and easier management. Its a mediterraen climate, sometimes 6 months without rain and a bunch of 40 degrees days.

Couldn't agree more. Thanks

Nailed it

It’ll be interesting to see a follow up video on how it’s grown

Your garden looks like in the tropical country.

Thank you, my thoughts exactly. How about some logs on the ground?

Epic vid

Fantastic common-sense groundwork, well done Rupert and Grounded mob luvyuz

Fantastic common-sense groundwork, well done Rupert and Grounded mob luvyuz

I used to think that but now I have soil that is hydrophobic sand no matter how much organic matter and goodness I add to it. It's taken 18 months to even get a few tennis ball sized sweet potatoes.

Work with the divine flow design and everything will turn out green, lush and sublime.

The irony, shit is exactly the excuse people need! I am working on laying all the fallen timber on contour and will be building up swales by adding manure and mulch when the finances allow. Time, effort and using whats available i found was the easiest way to get started.

Love your work, really enjoyed the Weedy Garden vid where you all get in a dig a swale. I have 100 acres further inland, and I have been working to regenerate the creek and land to get a food forest going. Keep up the great work.

Love this and it is so true! We were told when we moved here that "You can't grow anything in the high desert" This region specifically, but here we are growing a food forest in northern Nevada!! Building soil was KEY!

Maybe planting in swales would help slow erosion.

I want to live where you live.

Your soil is shit. And your a bad farmer and I'm better.

But, but - my soil is almost pure sand! Seriously, the well was drilled to at least 65 feet and it was sand all the way down ;) At the same time, on our low lying acres, the forest duff over the past hundred years or so has built to a depth of 18 inches and more. Where I am working to transition some of the woods into open space that will allow for growing annuals and sun loving perennials I've managed to get grasses established and am building up the forbs and actively adding nitrogen fixers. Taking a page from syntropic agriculture, I view the grasses I'm establishing not as the enemy of my "garden plants" but as part of their food supply ;)

Comercial orchard (anything comercial food prodution) and amateur/self prodution are 2 completly different endenvours. Comercial food prodution have to be financial/economicaly viable. What you are doing there is just having fun. Comparing the 2 makes no sense.

I would love to get into a stand like that with my scythe ;) Talk about chop and drop ;)

I agree completely - while there may be somewhat more work to be done on your site and by people rather than by machines, the actual amount of work involved is very much less than it takes to produce and transport synthetic fertilizers. Not to mention the cost savings in not buying fertilizer, or pesticides.

We struggle with kikuyu here. Is that something you’re working with at your locations? I’d be interested to know your experience planting into kike. Cheers

Yes sir

I needed that to start my day! The giggle and the knowledge. Thanks Rupert 😊 Have a Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious day!

I do the same , you are in the right path. My Avocado trees are big now, it took me 5 years.

Amazing for 4 months of growth! 😊

Theres those wise words!! Imagine spraying anything, especially near water! Its madness and lazy!! Thanks Rupert

I love weeds. Im part Maori and my parents were hippies at heart and I grew up eating a lot of weeds like Puha (milk thistles), wātakirihi (water cress) nettles....the list goes on hahah

Rupert, I've been hunting up permaculture vids and you popped up today 😊Subscribed and looking forward to following your wise words! Hoping to see you at EFF.

Great info and some awesome trees! Can't wait to see them in a few years! 😊