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Got to talk with Zev during the OGS in Marshill. His talks were some of the highlights of the conference this year.

Thank you for sharing your experience. However, ... Such a shame to hear an anti-scientific method mini-speech.. - "The scientists say that there is no evidence for X, but really it's just too complicated for them.." GRASP THIS: If no scientifically valid, (eg. Controlled variable) trials have been conducted, then it is 100% TRUE that there is no scientific evidence. This does not mean (it does not follow) that X is not true/does not work - it just means what it says, that there is not YET that scientific evidence. - NO PROOF does not equal NO TRUTH - it just means.. no proof. There is no need to get all butt-hurt & anti-scientific, just because you are told that there is not (yet) scientific evidence to match your experiential conclusions. - An essential part of any valid, controlled experiment is the managing of variables. - An essential element of valid evidence is repeatability. - Will your solution work for another market gardener? - If your success does not repeat for the next person, would you know what to change, to make it work again? - Was the plant variety different (how specific was your identification?) - Was the soil type different (how specific was your identification?) - Was the history of the soil different (how specific was your identification?) - Was the equipment different (how specific was your identification?) - Etc., etc. - Was it ever your intention, through your building of experience, to achieve the level of specificity (variables), to produce solid evidence for use by others (repeatability)? - If it works for the next person, will you honestly be able to say that you understand why it also worked for him/her? NOTE: More variables = Larger/more complicated experiment = More time & expense. GRASP THIS: - If you hand someone a bag of apples, and they note that there are no oranges, you may consider the comment irrelevant - but it is still TRUE. - If you are working at learning from simple, hard-won experience, and someone notes that your method does not yield scientifically valid results, you may consider the comment irrelevant - but it is still TRUE. Science is essentially methodology. Choosing different methods, eg. Simple, hard-won experience - Fine, work with what you have. Denigrating science & scientists just because your conclusions are not always validated - You're choosing idiocy & bigotry. If you want to justifiably denigrate science, earn it - show that the scientific method is invalid. No? Then grow up, and keep any bitchy butt-hurt to yourself, instead of spreading it around..

This was just absolutely fantastic. From beginning to end! Thank you!

I have watched your other videos and its blown my mind. Man I am on it, tin man is coming to the UK

So many excellent tips. Need to watch again with a notebook in hand for sure. TY Dan

Daughter got shafted, it’s really awful. This was a young women, she probably didn’t fully understand what this business meant, these parents must worship their “milkman son”…🙄What is wrong with people. Weird, who says my is 6’4? Weird. He’s lying, it was never offered to his daughter.

Thank you so much for posting this here.

“GMO is a tool” have to disagree with you there Gabe. Otherwise, I appreciate what you’re doing.

Won't they naturally migrate to more infested land, slowly maybe? The forest is fantastic in NC. A few trees locally look bad. TN however, desperately needs help from the forestry cleanup guys here!❤ Thank you for all your hard work.

have any of you done a side by side comparison with jadam or other sort of anaerobic fertilizers?

1:08 myyyyy mannnnnnn hahahhaha

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Thanks.Pray to Jesus for guidance

Awesome presentation by Lear Powell (Learocobius), Jim Hamilton (Watauga County Extension Director) and Jerry Moody (Avery County Extension Director)! Hemlocks are back (as long as Laricobius nigrinus is around)!

I love this channel...the information is priceless. But they were gonna build a pile which people need to see....and they didn't? They just stood around and talked? Info is great. but the building of a Elaine Ingham pile would have Been pricless....there are few videos of her info being built in real time in form of building a pile.

I love that you give a man 8 hours of his day back and he makes some genius stuff like this.

What most people don't consider is they are looking to produce water that is hot enough to shower in or wash clothes. The truth is if you are willing to accept only partially heated water you can get enormous benefits by just raising the water temperature from the incoming temperature to as much as is attainable and then using a conventional water heater take it the rest of the way. Newton's Law of Heating and Cooling is a linear equation. Every degree raised by the sun is one less degree by fuel and you will get a proportional cost savings

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Dude looks like Shawn White

Now, I forget to book the room for university, Today I need to do it now, May I do it now at Line app. Be right back! 🙂 Today I will have to go to the bank as well 🙂

I think, I remember this topic, I had to see about this video 😊

😍🥰😀 So beautiful place 😍 I love green, love trees, love the nature 🥰

Yesterday I was very busy and happy with my garden and my sister🤗😅😊 we have to do about the vegetables for our food 😊

Working at that location has to be fighted over by the inspectors

The attached Part 1 Ginseng Summit is an updated version of the earlier recording, with additional interviews and data.

Can the Laricobius beetle help with balsam woolly adelgid? I am worried about fir trees

For a person who lives in fla but has a small farm near cherokee where i rent my six acres for some cows this was a very informative video. I am doing the best i can to improve the pasture and i am seeing progress but rotational grazing is out of the question. Cows leave in november and come back on april first. Aeration in march showed some noticable improvement. Easily digestable presentation. Thank you.

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We will be visiting there soon in our RV adventures. This is the place to buy beef.

Love coming back to this series! What a great look into how genetics affect the way our herds convert feed into product

This seems just like another method of jadam or Korean Natural Farming

Amazing work. So much risk and labor. Bless you all.

Since corn comes from Native Americans, maybe we should take a page out of their book. For example, Hopi corn is planted at a depth of 18 inches, yes you heard that right. It is not irrigated. By the way, the Hopi lands receive about 6” of rain. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.

As a novice home vegetable gardener, I found the video to be incredibly helpful.

Don't forget you can eat the leaves of some of these especially cowpeas and amaranth. I'm always looking for every opportunity to add more greens into my diet as a nutritionist.

How does he protect himself from deer

Great info here I have a small like 220 c/ft greenhouse for citrus tree that produce and will be using a compost box as a pre heater in my 30ft of hose at 5 feet down exchanger. VT is a great state had fun there near Manchester ctr years back.

Thank you for sharing

What a pleasure it is to listen to Jim. He is so knowledgeable. What a amazing guy. Enjoy your talks thoroughly. Peter Milns South Africa. Cattle farmer.

This is 8 years old, and not much happened ever since. Big companies don’t care!

My great grandfather farmed ginseng in Mars Hill a hundred or so years ago. I've always wanted to grow it, but it's such an investment! If y'all could come up with a program to distribute plugs or seeds, that would be awesome!

I just watched the mountain range that was loaded with old growth ginseng across the creek get stripped for x-mas trees & wind mills that we as a community shut those plans down for now ( windmill )...

Thanks!!!😊 American Ginseng Roots very good for digestive herb. Cows like to eat it. Pastures in farm lands. Grassy areas 😊.

I like my frming explanation by a farmer not a corporate power point explanation

I guess the trick is to make biochar in winter and harness the energy output for heating the building, but that's going to be quite a big bunker for collection, and the question how one would keep it going for days at a time.

Now, he started smaking...

She smacks alot ansd sounds stupid...three hours more to watch?

I thought for a second..what kind of stalk can you use?...what about thick fast growing bamboo to make biochar???

I am wondering if I can use freeze dried lions mane mushrooms? I freeze dried them a few months ago. I didn't have time to work with them so I freeze dried for preservation. Thank you for your help