Dude! Cool stuff!

Wow, a good one indeed! 😀🤘

You do try so hard, but you don't understand

yeah!

DO YOUUUU MR JONESSS

I'm pretty sure your guitar just opened up a portal to a rainbow bridge.

Nice cover you're singing is so bright

Something is happening here.Alien technology.

It looks like you’re in a painting

I thought it was going to be float by flogging Molly at first.

Very groovy man, well done

I like your style.

Good to see you again Jesse! 🔮

Water out of your wormbin is always a sign of mismanagement. And dirty

A lot of holes. I would have use a bungee cord and use the bolt holes. Less holes less leaks or cracks.

Thought where dead did you ever finish the earth house

You did a really nice job planting that drift of jade. Nice work w that scrap paver walk! Well-executed!

*promosm* 😍

You're awesome bro

You need a root cellar attached and you're all set. Thank you for the presentation

It's good to see you back. Hopefully we'll get to see some more of your permaculture work as well as the cool US countryside 😀

Been a long time🤙✌️

Amazing. Happy, blissful, good health and full abundance New Year 2023 to you and to everybody.

Happy Holidays 2022. Peace, love and harmony.

What a great idea. One thing I would do to protect the basket. Wrap the basket with any colored Duct Tape you like. Plastic buckets over time and with sun damage will get brittle and crack. The tape should protect it from the sun, and in the event you do have damage and it cracks, the tape will hold it together, add strength, and prevent any plastic from breaking off. I basically did the same thing making a pack basket for trapping. I used an old aluminum pack frame. I did not want all my hard work to just get brittle and break over time so before I attached the basket to the frame I wrapped it in Duct Tape hopefully adding years of usage to the basket without it becoming brittle and breaking apart over time. Peace

Just a thought. BEFORE using the rocks, might be worth ripping the bottom the swales to a depth of about 6-8" to avoid creating a hard pan in the bottom. This should allow water sequestration to be more effective.

This has to be spring cuz summers eat up plants in Bakersfield

So creative and helpful!!!

Cool design! Thanks for sharing!

Would’ve been nice if you mortared !

after 5 years what has your swale produced ????

Hi! Thankyou for your video! Do you dilute your compost tea with water before using it in your garden?

again another interesting topic made insufferable by the presenter. ugh hire professionals. drone drone drone.

Awesome video! First video of yours that I’ve watched and now subscribed and hope to find some more videos like this! Also as I’m realizing this was 6 years ago I hope you have continued the good work and been able to design many more permaculture gardens! Also wondering if there is an update video on this property? Will go check out your channel to see.

This is cool! I also live in the Central Valley, so it's great to see what's possible in this climate.

these guys are concerning in more than a few ways...

in 2022 what is the production gained since 2017

Take those rocks and build dams every few yard in those washouts. Catches soil and slows water down.

Do you have jujube and persimmon tree???

Overflow should be made of concrete or ceramic tiles... this dirt spillway will erode in a single rainstorm...

I'm in Tucson, and beginning to start my Moringa inside. I have palm trees full of birds who seem to absolutely adore the tasty Moringa sprouts! I keep telling them, "Wait! There will be more than you can want if you just wait!" (Of course, they do not listen to me! LOL)

Did online shopping there during beginning of pandemic... really poor nursery stock sent to me... 1/2 died and the fruit trees are struggling even after 2 years in the ground, very disappointed in their mail service.

no up dates

leachate, stale rubbish if not taken fast

Those are beautiful Rhodesian Ridgebacks. Cheers from Suid-Afrika

It would be great to know about sun orientation. Are the open sides North and South? East and West? or it doesn't matter? Also, any results from this experiment, even partially complete would be great.

Truly excellent demonstration! I may buy this system. I have a few questions, if you don’t mind: 1) How much does it attract mice and roaches? I also live in SoCal (SD), just wondering. 2) When you’re ready to use the bottom tray on your garden, do you lose a lot of worms, or not a significant number since many circulate upwards? 3) We are a slightly bigger family and produce a lot of compostable trash. Should we keep the trash in a container in the fridge and only feed the compost every two or three days? I’d rather not have to open it everyday.. Any advice is much appreciated!!

Awesome landscape and talk. Wishing you and the world Happy Holidays 2021. Cheers.

I would not use that liquid from the spiget unless it’s from complete worm castings. If it’s from uneven liquid of food scraps that will be detrimental to the garden. We learned this in sustainability class. I notice people do a lot of things that they think are beneficial but actually detrimental or negligible in help.