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Incredibly practical and super valuable. Pure gold (like weeds)...

The sound of the wildlife that surrounded you is f.....king great❤❤ Nice job matey!!

I'm getting off my machete & cane knife & using more my Silky pruning saw!

Hi mate, nice vid. Just looking at putting in a vege row now between our tree rows, we have 7m as you know you've been here. Just curious where do you get the biomass for your tree rows? Do you cart the hay in? Cheers Rufus

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Another great video mate, where can I buy that whipper snipper attachment from mate??

I am a huge fan of your content🥰 1 thing I have not heard you mention (maybe missed): Do you experience compaction with using the tractor? If so, is there anything you do about that? Also I love that your recent videos have the topic in the video title. Makes searching and re-watching your content so much easier!😎 Other than that please keep the content coming🤠

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clever idea with the eucalypts for free living poles, free resource, why not👌

This is a fantastic video mate, I'm just growing about half dozen banana plants Guava pawpaw watermelon potatoes and tomatoes, but your video has me thinking of doing the same on my acreage in Brisbane, what you've done on your property is nothing short of amazing one of the best videos I've watched and thoroughly enjoyed, thanks heaps mate lots to look forward too

I'm still dreaming of the day i can afford land but i have been planning for a while now and your videos a such a great resource. So good to hear your thoughts and ideas. I really want to try syntropic rows with a rotational system for the interrows. Still not sure how exactly but i want to try high rotation of pigs and chickens but also vegetable crops. One question... Why is it that you don't plant anything in the understory of your tree rows? I.e. herbs or other shrubs that might tolerate the shade a bit? Having the foliage lower down will definitely help to protect and insulate the soil

Thank you for this video. You said you are using hay. Why not straw?

Count me a fan! You give so much practical, specific and super useful advice/tips in each and every video ❤‍🔥. Thank you so much for the effort you take in making these videos and share your knowledge!🙌🏾

I think spring onions would love your dappled shade 😊

Nice one mate.

Pity about the plastic, but the organic ethos is fine with that

Bloody awesome mate! So fantastic to see such wonderful abundance being grown organically 💚💚💚 I hope you inspire many more farmers to take up this way of growing food, seems a lot easier and way more healthy for all

Looks great 😊😊😊

This is great. I’ve just bought some land and about to start similar things. A few things I’d suggest, is African Weeder Geese in the rows to manage the weeds. Indian Runner Ducks to manage pests. I would imagine that biodiversity of the animals should be incorporated so that it’s not just a monoculture of chickens. Mulberry is an excellent source of protein rich foliage for animal husbandry. So if the climate can accommodate this, you may wish to examine the potential of incorporating it into the system.

I just don’t agree with planting the gums at all. Make a lot of unnecessary work. Just my opinion. They take over the food forest and provide no food. I certainly don’t have them in my food forest.

I am an engineer in the UK, I got some lands in Cambodia, the tropical country. What is your recommendation if I want to get my head into Syntropic Agroforestry

Beautiful! Laughing at myself, I'm in Florida and not watching Everoak Farms, must do that. I still work an outside job so it's wistful and focus on growing trees at the moment.

Ive got a place in Glenwood im working on and would like some advice on sourcing fruit trees. Mainly bananas to kick things off. You guys are close are have been keeping me engaged for a while! Thanks 👍🏻 Your farm looks great!

Someday I’ll be like Farmer Jones. Thanks

Loved this video because it's so practical and there is so little info on what actually works 🙏🏾 Thank you! p.s. is it me or is there a strange static/loud noise that came into the audio at 4min58sec? Like you're inside the cabin of an aircraft 😔. It was distracting but the quality of the content kept me watching. Hope to see many more videos!

Occasionally I sell the dug out pups or Ross creek Tropicals on tin can bay road. .

Where do you recommend getting banana trees in bulk? Im close to you in Glenwood. Cheers!

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Yes some viewers informed me recently. What to do? Main thing is so the dragon stems don't get damaged, so wire alone cuts Into them. Perhaps rebar bent into circles on an x ( welded then covered with 19mm poly? Open to suggestions.

Thank you for the heads-up about Arsenic on treated pines. On the same lines, I've heard but not confirmed that tyres can also come with several chemical agents that you wouldn't want in your soil. Do you know about that? Cheers

your awesome😁 love your style

Only four strike Honda's. No fuel oil mix and lasts forever. Got a 35cc five years old still going, they got a 50cc now, get that one, they start first kick every time .

Hey Farmer Jones love the videos, what brand of wiper sniper wire do you use. In WA haven't come across one mower shop that carries 4mm.

Hey mate, an idea for-ya don't lop off those gums just just use a wood auger bit to drill through them, then hammer hard wood dowel through to hold up your dragon fruit at varying heights ... tree stays alive that way. PS subbed.

Great info!

How much dry biomass (for example kilos) does a eucalyptus plant produce in this system per year if i could ask? I am thinking about it being a more or less sustainable source for energy.

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Thanks for the video info, going to get one of those pole saws! and get some more dragon fruit on the eucs, would love to see a photo on the finished product with the tyre set up.. or you could video making it ? Cheers farmer Jones 🙏🏼🤠

Great video!

are you able to elaborate a little on how you prevent the allopathic drop from happening? you said you don't let them get that far, what does that mean? cheers mate, thanks for the updates and information!

A fried does dragon fruit and most got wiped out by dew born disease

Love your videos but 2 things I find annoying and affecting your channel. The first is...I am crap at noting separately the points of interest in your videos...And spend hours to look for a topic you've addressed in a previous video, because the title is not descriptive of the content. Numbers are nice, but a title on content will be amazing. This leads me to the second point...I often need to come back on what you've said because Australian is not my native language and the sound is often terrible, inaudible. I'm feeling bad to whinge about those issues, but really please, see they are a tribute to the interest I have in them. I am extremely grateful for your content and time plus effort you must provide to our benefit. Hence, I'm on a very tight budget, but as an investment in my own knowledge 😉😛I'm willing to contribute to a proper microphone and fluffy cover!!! 🤞👌👍🙏🙏🤷‍♂️

Thanks Jonesy. Love your work mate. You're building a beautiful system there.

Thanks farmer jones

Looks awesome farmer Jones, might need some vollies in athere just give us a shout

Excellent advice mate.

Beautiful video quality! I have a cane knife from the 80's when Hawaii still grew cane and I lived there. It's got a wooden handle and is a bit heavy for me now though.

8% carbon content - phenomenal! Broccoli leaf colour looking good. was surprised that the cane didn't stunt the brocci or totally rob the nitrogen.