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Yes please put all your recipes up here. My hubby and I live in Perth Western Australia and we love your show. you have inspired my hubby to grow mushrooms and I've also spread heaps of mushroom compost around our property and we have heaps of field mushrooms, its awesome! You have a wonderful life but i know you appreciate it. Your new addition is absolutely adorbale and just makes your videos all the better. One thing is recipes, post them! Lovely to connect :)

I’m trying this when my noodle beans come in!

Wow, what an interesting dish. Never heard of anything like it. They looked very yummy.

Butter beans are my favorite. You are the first homesteader I’ve seen growing them. ❤

Where is Your garden exatly in the USA

I comment a lot to help your channel and be one with my food forrest tribe. 😊 we gotta help each other. Times are rough! I also have great fig crops. Figs are easy to propagate. Fig preserves rock.

Will, I hear thistle root is a great forage food. Check out Eat The Weeds book by Deane Jordan. Heard about him via David The Good. I use Wild lettuce for tinctures and tea too.

I am a huge dandy harvester. Flowers and roots. Dehyrdrate them for tea.

I dehydrate my peppers.

Started 1 prickly pear pad this year. She looks lonely!

SC Pee Dee here. Doing rudabaga, radish, love my muscadines, okra, want to get into mushrooms like you, and dehydrating is my fav! So my trellises will have butter beans now, thank you! Super garlic!!!! Muberry trees on my wish list. Tons of blackberries here too. Fermented spicy garlic dill pickles Will....trust me!

Will, I am doing chipdrop as well. Still waiting. I did sign up to pay the $20 fee which the chip folks have to pay chipdrop to deliver. If I get a delivery then I get charged the $20. Supposed to help get chips delivered. Will see. 😊

Will, I need a mega trellis like you! 😊 Your videos are so valuable to me, food forresting and soul wise.

I tried to do wincaps on mulch in my walkways for extra food but no. luck for me yyewt but everyone else seams to do good and your beds are perfect

I guess I got to burry my logs I haven't goten any usable shrooms yet. I like your style of gardening this is what im working on just started last year and I got a bunch of wings inoculated and a 50 by 15 bed with about 5 4 by 20 beds on a really hilly area its kinda wild slops. id like to see if you got any neat earthworks for really steep and uneven slopes by chance

Hey Will. Great information. I’m in the Greenville area. This is my second year of growing and I’m happy to find a fellow zone 7b/8a gardener.

Very cool, most of the time I watch videos for the information. The other kind are for relaxing, just subscribed ❤

Love both channels ❤

I’ve so enjoyed the peaceful beauty versions of your videos but these are even better because of all information I didn’t know. Silver Slicers are my favorite cuke and I will give that recipe a try. Maybe one day I’ll get to see what a Chestnut tastes like. I’ve never see one in person in person. Nopales is amazing on the grill with salt but also good cut up and fried with eggs. You can use them as a green bean substitute in certain dishes. Cowpeas are a staple in my area.Thanks for sharing! 8a-Ft Worth Tx

Very informative Sir! I do wonder about the swales and root development. Part of me thinks that the lateral roots on the swale side of the tree would not be as developed and therefore not extend as far because they do not have to go looking for the moisture. This would therefore make them less sturdy in a wind. It may be negligible, I don't know. Just something I think about when I see them being used. I would think that slowing the water down via parallel swales with holes in the swale to allow it to follow grade but not allowing to pool would be a more beneficial application of swales. As I say, just something I ponder. I loved that jungle garden!

Wonderful new channel! Also, thank you for providing some recipes on hownyou use what you grow! Great information!

Hey Wil-while living in Mexico I learned something and have a tip for the prickly pear fruit. I watched the neighbor throw the fruit on the dirt and used a broom to knock off all the prickers. It seemed to work for her. Just be carful where the prickers end up (barefoot and paws) could get hurt. All the best!! 🌻

I now love both of your channels! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!

🌿🍄 Thanks so much for sharing your experience! So looking forward to your future videos 🙂 Common Purslane is an abundant one here in Louisiana. Can you recommend a good mushroom foraging book? Absolutely adore your wife's videos as well!

Loving this new channel!!

Love this new format. Makes a nice companion to your other style. Which btw I love very much.

LOVE foraging videos! We are newish to our wooded property in the ozarks and reading up on foraging and mushrooms has become a new obsession. You have a lot of knowledge to offer and you are a great teacher!

Great tips, I’ll have to look for the videos you mentioned. What a great tip of using aquatic plant material to use on top of your garden beds. One day I am hoping to get into growing mushrooms. I am loving the permaculture info and videos.

I really like this form of video. I think it will just add more learning we get from you. Thank you very much. Also exited about growing that okra and cow peas from you.

I couldn’t imagine picking 3 gallons of okra a day. That’s awesome.

So glad to see your new channel. Here in NW Georgia, I am not too far from you regionally. Are there trees that you tap for syrup or sap to drink (like birch). This year I do want to learn more about foraging from pine trees, like how the needles can be used, junipers and their berries, anything that pine trees (any species) are good for (don’t worry, I’m not interested in the bark, lol). Good luck with your new channel, love your content.

I like this. You are well spoken-something I discovered listening to you on you-know-who's podcasts. If you don't feel the traction is happening here, incorporate it onto your main channel. It's worthy.

Excited for this channel!