Thanks for sharing 👍 😊

Absolutely inspiring. When you get to a point where you need a full time employee I would be interested. Gwynnedd is so heavenly.

So glad to have found this and looking forward to seeing what happens in the future. Takes me away from my worries to see you live my dream way of life in the dreamiest place on earth. Diolch o galon.

Swmae! Love Wales and love what you do. Dw i eisiau gweithio fel ffermwr. Hwyl from Germany ❤

Nice! For anyone thinking about making the transition I’d recommend this. I went to a permaculture day at Henbant a few years back and it helped me and my wife realise we needed to up our acreage and move house to build our dream. Btw - You can see my house up next to the mast behind them there 😂

Really interesting 🙂 I've read one of his books and really interesting to hear you talk about it with an obviously slightly sceptical view point. It's very refreshing as there are a lot of videos that just gush about ideas. I think sepp probably is part of the permaculture school that is about low inputs and closed cycles. Having attempted some ideas/projects like this myself I can appreciate that it must take experience and careful consideration to make successful moves and plan for the introduction of animals in particular. I hope the farm is going well 🙂

This is great

Thank you for sharing this video. I live in the San Bernardino California area (USA) Am 73 retired.

Great video. I'm originally from South Wales but living in London for past 16 years. Am looking to move back to Wales and live off the land so this video is very useful. Thank you.

This is one of the most well produced videos in the permaculture/regenerative agriculture/market gardening space I've ever seen. Well done! You have a new fan.

Great video and wise words

As a Texan this beauty is frighteningly snakey. We clean out undergrowth to prevent dens of poisonous copperheads and rattlesnakes. Yet I'm convinced that planting this way could save us all - one community at a time. I'll just need a shotgun at hand 😂

Thanks for sharing the detail about viability (revenue, effort etc). It would be nice to hear an update if you have kept it going and how your CSA works and member involvement. - buildling a cooperative so interested in the 'how'

nice perspective - I too have wondered why neighbours don't seem to follow the abundance path of permaculture blocks.

Have you looked into Cobnuts? We are thinking of setting up a small farm in Wales and it's an option we are looking at

We can all do it slowly but surely step by step. Stop the corperations taking control of our way of lives.

How's it going now?

Woooow!🌷 Your channel is so wonderful!!☺️❤️ I'll come your channel again!😸 素敵です👍

Someone could identified the name of the farm When Matt went in France? Min 13:35

He said they were making 11.000 of revenue, I guess per year(?) per season(?) If it is per year, how do they manage to survive with so little? Or is this like a side job?

so they need to be electrical fences? And are these fences easy to setup for zoning areas on grazing land?

Hi what space have you got between the tree rows and the beds please?

I've recently discovered permaculture and I'm finding that there is a lot that I do that is already 'permaculture' I do find that most of it is simply common sense. Thank you for this, I've learnt something from you ♥

What an inspiring video! Thank you for sharing ☺️

Why is it that pasture near woodland boundaries are more productive?

Thank you for your insight. My dream is to start a market garden hear in somerset. Lans seams to be the problem definitely at a reasonable price am even looking to rent one but that seams to be the problem :(. From what you was saying a plain is important and hopfully over the next few months my plain on paper will look good. Fingers crossed. Hope your area gose well good luck.

I REALLY like your honesty - it is refreshing! And the plot looks great. Thanks for this! I'm about to start trying on my own plot.

I’d really like to see a video about your sexy spreadsheets.

Pob dyffryn, pob clogwyn, i'm golwg sydd hardd, Trwy deimlad gwladgarol, mor swynol yw si, Ei nentydd, afonydd, i mi. All the best from Croatia.

Fantastic. One point: voice audio is only in the left, would be nice at centre.

Arbennig! Awesome vid, great enthusiasm, can I come visit?

Cant hear you, why play music as you speak?

Ah man. You make me emotional. And I very much share the dream and agree, we can absolutely be beneficial to our ecosystems 🙏

when's the next update video coming?

Great layout! Very productive

The universe sent me here

Such a nice bloke 👏 keep on going

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Is this possible in England? I know England has some different laws around different uses for farm land.

THANK YOU MR.HOLZER FOR SHOWING THE WAY !!!! WHAT A BEAUTY!!! ALL BLESSINGS

Noddy question, but what is CSA? Sorry I'm a novice, but very interesting in learning...

Really lovely, well made film, thanks Matt, family and helpers, human and other than human. btw Even though Lidl and the like are part of the current skewed global system that doesn't account for externalities, there's no shame in going to such shops if you can't afford anything else (reference your remark) - I know of organic growers and wholefood retailers who shop there, a reflection of the fact that making an adequate living from 'right livelihoods' is still very tough. Roll on system change so that decent, healthy, nutrient dense food produced in an ecologically sound way is affordable for all :-)

Don’t forget you’re feeding yourselves better food than you can buy too.

YEAH! love it. Those vegetables look delicious :) No dig gardens take a few years to really get going and once they do... ooo weee its worth it :)

And listen to the birds all the way through!! Such sweet songs!! Wonderful!!

That's such an uplifting and inspiring video, thanks Matt. Great explanation of how you use naturea nd design patterns on your land. I also love that you are bold enough to measure your own practices against conventional ones, and sociable enough to connect with people locally. Natural educator, and warrior of the open heart indeed!

This was a great video. Thank you! Appreciate the honesty around the financials. I think it's important you keep on this path, this has to be the future - it needs to bring a fair return though.

I know nothing about growing food, but am going to give it a go in a little garden that I am about to have (all being well) I am so excited to get started. This is such an inspiring video for people to watch, especially for farmers (I assume) I was thinking while watching it, that may be an idea would be for farmers to let a little bit of land off to some of those amazing enthusiasts who would love to have the space to put the principles of permaculture into practice? They could do the work in return for their own experience, the majority of the food grown and in view of handing it over to the farmer for them to carry on and maybe expand in the future? I expect farmers feel they have enough to do without having to learn and start something new and experimental? If there were a few of these going on, there could be a little co-operative in food, skills and community education. I honestly think moving forward we all need to know how to grow our own food and more importantly, we need to be able to produce enough food to support our population without destroying the land and planet. I look forward to following your journey and learning from you and your community in one of my most favourite places in the world, beautiful Wales. Thank you for the work you are doing. XXX

Well done, looks great. We've started a market garden as well in West Devon.