1 acre is all you need to be self sustainable

[@MyFathersTreasure]

”Food used to be medicine, now you need medicine after you eat the food” this gave me chills

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

It’s true Thanks for commenting and welcome to our family 🙌

[@Freddie-n-Sage]

​@@PawpawSammyAlyBug this is such a great statement, that holds so much truth!

[@Freddie-n-Sage]

Yes!

[@thongbaichristian4256]

I love older farmers. They have the wisdom to teach us!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Welcome aboard Appreciate the comment and visit Turn on notifications

[@lessalonelouann]

I was recently talking to an older gentleman (he's 93, I believe). I was telling him how I added compost that I made from leaves, grass, and kitchen scraps to my garden and topped it with leaves. He said, "That's the best thing you can do for your garden to build the soil." It made me feel so good to hear that from someone who has spent 80+ years farming and gardening. It made me feel like I'm on the right track. I'd love to sit and listen to him talk about it. I could listen all day.

[@thongbaichristian4256]

@lessalonelouann older farmers ate gems 💎 to us! Bible don't lie, when it's talking about older people having wealth of knowledge !

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@lessalonelouann Louann - you are wise to lean in and learn. Congratulations on your garden

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@lessalonelouann good dirt makes good garden compost is the only way to go

[@dasher2009-t8v]

Listen to the old timers.. they carry lifes experiences

[@frenchweewee4444]

Yes they do

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Thank you all

[@cf-ry1zo]

Please tell Pawpaw that he brought a comfort to my heart first thing this morning. What a blessing.😊💕

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

This is Pawpaw I am happy to share your blessing

[@Freddie-n-Sage]

Yall are awesome and I really appreciate you both and i really hope that folks are listening to y'all!!!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Thanks Freddie - maybe Sage 🥰🥰

[@lauralupescu5714]

We need to respect are elders and their knowledge! They have know all along the healthy way to do things right💪❤️

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@@lauralupescu5714 thank you Laura

[@chriscash5350]

This should be taught in schools!!!!!!!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Very true

[@frenchweewee4444]

Period!

[@ChrisBookTV]

Actually people should stop depending on schools and teach each other.

[@Theultrazombiekiller]

Awesome! You can tell he has been around the block. My wife and I have a larger backyard than normal, about 1/3 of an acre, and it was just grass and a couple large live oak trees when we bought it 4 years ago. Now it has a pond, a chicken coop with 4 hens, 4 fruit trees, a 1,500 square foot wildflower patch, 12 cedar raised garden beds, and one bee hive. This year we got so much produce we were having to give it away and got into canning. Every year we build it even bigger in the winter for the next year. This winter we are building a couple herb pryamids and cultivating a 150 square foot area to grow sweet corn. Super excited for spring.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

You are a very unusual couple. I would love to see it.

[@mr.o5501]

He's proud of what she's doing here.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Yes sir Mr O Very proud Appreciate your comment

[@TamrynScholtz]

Wealth of information. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with others! T

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@@TamrynScholtz if there is anything you want us to cover - reach out Tamryn

[@kevingilbert5738]

That gentleman has more knowledge than ill ever have.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Nah - Keep watching, reading & learning

[@RootHealthyPlants]

I loved your video and what you're doing. My wife and I bought a .7 acre property in 2019. It was all grass and I had no experience growing. Since then I went from growing in pots, to grow bags, to raised beds, to now growing directly in the ground. I learned so much about compost. I'm now working with nature instead of against it. Like yourselves, I now run a zero waste system. I put 20 fruit trees in the ground this year. 5 of those are Pawpaw. I don't have livestock yet but seeing your video I want to start with rabbits. I also grow indoors during the winter. I'm in zone 7a.

[@RootHealthyPlants]

This video just got you a new subscriber.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@@RootHealthyPlants THANK YOU 🙌 Welcome to our family!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@@RootHealthyPlants sustainable gardening - that’s the goal! Yall have a great farm going - your journey is inspiring. Thanks for sharing. God bless $ much continued success headed your way.

[@TheTrainStationOG]

What is this zone 7a?

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@TheTrainStati the further north you go there are different zones that tells you what and when to plant. this is in the USA I do not know where you are from.

[@juliusbishop3629]

So useful, great info.

[@feliciahorton4312]

I wish I could sit with these guys over coffee and just bask in the wealth of knowledge! I'm a new subscriber. I love what ya'll are doing...we bought land and this is our plan.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

We are here for yall Felicia - yall can ask anything you need. What state are yall in?

[@jennyhackenberg]

Same here I am still learning things too. I have expanded things this year and I started cleaning out my chicken coop a little at a time and I spread that on my gardens so by next spring it will be ready to plant. I live in Central Pennsylvania so the weather is really starting to get colder. I still have some apple mint to go pick and dehydrate for my tea for this winter. I am still learning how to make my own teas. I live in a small trailer court in the hills and I am fortunate that my landlord allows me to have chickens. Everything is a work in progress and I also want to start a compost area so I can use that too. My kids think I am crazy but when momma starts canning and they get some they love it. Be safe out there and god bless you guys.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@@jennyhackenberg oh yes, they are blessed to have you teach them. That’s how you build generational food producers. Pennsylvania does get COLD! Heavy mulch is your best friend! God bless - be safe! Welcome to our family.

[@brusselsprout5851]

This approach, with the chickens, I saw on an Amish woman's farm in Cuyahoga. She has a beautiful summer growing house, huge, but constructed like a tunnel but was varmint proof. She grew directly into the soil. During the winter she put the chickens in there to live and closed it up. The structure was huge. Maybe 25' by 50'. It was impressive so I took photos. During Spring she opened it up, had a big arbor at its entrance, and a little sitting area just inside to enjoy the scene. The chickens were moved into a pasture where her dogs did too protect them even from predator hawks. Her garden was so lush. Beans hung from her arbor, growing in such an abundance I felt spellbound. Okay I'll be quiet and will only say the type of farming shown here is extremely desirable. 💕

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

I would have loved to have seen that

[@Pr0ph3cy-k5z]

To anyone watching this, take a master gardeners class if one is offered in your local area. They will cram 8 years of info into that few months class. A lot of amazing info. It's very well worth the cost of the class. My class has university professors as special guests that will show us tricks, what to avoid such as big chain plants and soils.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Thanks for sharing

[@Pr0ph3cy-k5z]

@PawpawSammyAlyBug What you are doing is the right way. Everything you said is spot on. Fantastic video.

[@Mary-cb9ld]

Pure wisdom right there

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@@Mary-cb9ld thanks Mary

[@socratessocrates3856]

82 years young! Please do a video on his secret to longevity soon - he does not look 82 at all. Very well kept!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Who I am might shock you. 82yo bears his life’s story! ​⁠@PawpawSammyAlyBug kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIHCnZiPjp2djZI I woke up one day and decided to record this - hope you enjoy it and welcome to our family

[@deborahmorton547]

You guys are great! What a way to live! Thanks.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Appreciate you Deborah! Welcome to our family

[@alannaschou1983]

Thank you so much for all the advice and giving perspective to what small and natural work can bring such abundance. Such useful advice

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@@alannaschou1983 much appreciated Alanna! Welcome to our family

[@tomboyce6033]

Thanks for sharing this

[@AndreDavos]

This was a breath of fresh air. Thank you for sharing.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Awe Andre!!! Much appreciated brother If you want to see anything - reach out

[@rmcnally3645]

OMG I LOVE talking to people like PawPaw! Gardeners and Farmers with DECADES of practical experience!! THANK YOU from a Minnesotan relocated to Oklahoma! 🥰🥰🥰

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Welcome to the channel

[@eddiereyna2998]

I’m a landscaper slash lawnmower man and after I collect the many oak leaves from my customers I just dump in my backyard and front yard and the grass doesn’t grow and I’ve even made my own sale for my potted plants that I worked with in the past . I like this system that y’all are talking about .

[@DowieFarm]

Great video, you really covered the overall basics of a small successful homestead in a short time. Excellent overview.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Glad it was helpful!

[@standardley9848]

great video love it

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@sureshchiatar9641]

I love and respect old knowledge.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Thank you very much. If there’s anything you want to hear about, reach out and I’ll put something up for you. Welcome to the family.

[@dahlbaker]

It's the belt and suspenders that is the foundation of Pawpaw's wisdom.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@@dahlbaker 💯💯💯

[@jordybeans2392]

So much knowledge, thank you for sharing!!

[@Eastcoastkoillc]

Good afternoon PawPaw thanks for sharing how Samantha lets her plants go to seed for next year I like that. That is awesome how they built up the soil in 3 years off of clay. Great episode you guys. 😊

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

I have farmed off and on all my life. What she has accomplished is awesome awesome.

[@Eastcoastkoillc]

@@PawpawSammyAlyBug absolutely

[@staciebamsch2810]

Love this! So glad I found your channel!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@@staciebamsch2810 Us as well Stacie - welcome to our family 🙌

[@CopperKettleFarms]

Paw paw doing everything right! Can he be all our paw paw too??

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

I certainly can Turn on notifications and welcome to our family

[@MyWittsend3]

Fantastic video! Valuable information. Lord bless you for sharing! Restoring our lands! ❤

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@thejohnsonsnaturalliving1549]

Thank you for the knowledge! I don’t have much space wish I have an acre! I’m able to manage and grow a lot in my small space! People ask me how many acres do I have ☺️🙏🏾! You look younger and strong for your age!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

You can do it!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Fantasy land, cold hard facts of life  kzbin.info/www/bejne/rX2kaKWMrrhlpc0

[@wadedavis4437]

Instruction learned is knowledge. Knowledge put into practice is wisdom. This man has wisdom.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Wade - i appreciate your comment. My teachers were my dad and grandfather - honored to share their wisdom all these years later

[@LastDragonElManifesto]

Amen brother Ty

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Until you have your own fresh vegetables, people never know how good it is

[@Countryhustle1013]

Awesome Awesome video. Made me rethink my whole setup. Bless you

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Glad it helped!

[@frenchweewee4444]

Love everything about this video!❤ Awesome

[@reraal]

Beautiful farm plan. Its doable and easier to care for your land. ❤

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

To set up your farm like this takes time, . Once it is set up though you do not have to weed you do not have to plow. It’s so much easier and your land is so much richer. This can be used in your backyard.

[@Thrash230723]

Good operation you guys got going!

[@williamcupples3681]

So glad I stopped by! Thank you sir!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Any time!

[@michaelc.6927]

Yep, Once upon a time I bought a one acre lot in a subdivision that was all gravel, the top soil was scraped off! Well, through a few years I hauled out Tons of rock, built the ground up with compost, leaves, grasses and anything I could find for free including goat, chickwn and rabbit manures. The neighbors thought I was Loco! Well, within a few years I had the nicest lawn, flower and vegetable gardens!! It can be done!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

It was worth every minute too.

[@michaelc.6927]

@PawpawSammyAlyBug yes, I was a young man at the time. Was raised up on a small farm and was never afraid of a hard day's work. I got a lot of tips from my Dad on how to do things. Now at 70, I have many fond memories of growing up with such knowledge and try to instill these values onto the younger generation.

[@raghavendrap6221]

Thanks guys for the valuable information you have provided❤ from India

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@@raghavendrap6221 we appreciate your visit. Welcome to our family!

[@differentkim]

Papaw knows what's up! Good on y'all.Most excellent. ❤

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Thanks Kim Welcome to our channel

[@dianagonzales3545]

I loved this video so much! We are learning to function on our two acres.... we butchered our meat chickens for the first time a couple of days ago, but it took us SO long to process fourteen chickens. Do y'all use a plucker? Or do you have a more efficient way to pluck without the expensive tools?

[@ChristmasLights2]

Love this. Can’t wait to get started on my acre.

[@Jeffwalker66]

Hi from England pawpaw 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿😁. Good information . Been a little busy, but it was refreshing to see you guys. Starting a business this month. Worm bins are really coming on . I will let you know how things go and, when I make some of my products I'll give you some. I'll let you know what it is when I make it. God bless you and your United states of America 🇺🇸👍❤

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Jeff, it is so good to hear from you. You said you were going to drop off social media for a while. I reached out to you one time and no answer. So I backed up and waited but often wondered how you were doing, man. I’m glad to hear you up. go for it, Jeff. It looks like you’re feeling better and I hope you all the best luck in the world. Please stay in touch.

[@eltuertoandroide]

So much good information to learn from farmers

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Drugstore for PLANTS. PH, Nitrogen & Calcium Tips. 82yo PAWPAW SHARES WISDOM ​⁠@PawpawSammyAlyBug kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWetkqavrq9meJKDh, so you might be interested in this video

[@mfoster4324]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! I am still learning and I know that there is never an end to it. Have a very Blessed day!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

You are very welcome Welcome to our family

[@lakesidelaura2088]

Interesting about the clay- where i grew up in south st. Louis the soil was very much clay....thank you for this!!! Oh and p.s. the government is stupid 😂 absolutely love your channel ❤ bless you both 🙏

[@jamiebetts3923]

Brilliant thanks for sharing

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Thank you Jamie

[@jeffbee6090]

excellent video!

[@kbarton6063]

Love this and grandpa teaching and passing that wisdom down.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Appreciate your comment ♥️

[@DJ-uk5mm]

Wow you guys are amazing. Thanks for sharing.😊

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Very welcome 🤗

[@frankmathews1358]

Great channel. Great content.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@@frankmathews1358 thank you 😊

[@azizanativegirl7073]

Very educational thank you ❤❤❤

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Glad it was helpful!

[@liltexashomestead5083]

Just found y'all! Great info - love Pawpaw Sammy. 😊 My husband and I are on 2 acres as well. We run a small flock of dairy sheep and keep laying chickens. I've been thinking about rabbits, too. My garden is smaller than yours, but it's amazing how much healing food you can grow on just a little land.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Welcome neighbor Keep up the great work with your husband My daughter loves her rabbits If you need anything specific, please reach out 🇺🇸

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Post script when I answer your questions I learn when you ask a question you’re teaching me feel free

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

How to garden with physical or age limitations! kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5TZcnmOr9KBraM

[@adelecupido8493]

Awesome video,luv the idea for the dog food, will definitely use, thx for sharing,

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

To be self sustained, you have to use everything you’ve got efficient

[@country4lyfe365]

This channel is exactly what i was looking for. Great video. I myself also raise meat rabbits. Idk what has happened to our country. Im out in ruraul indiana and they demonize me for my meat rabbits. Lol. As they grill theyre chops and steaks. Makes no sense. Lol. I guess its me and my beagles against the world. Lmao.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Welcome aboard! yeah, they wear leather shoes then they gonna fuss with you about eating a rabbit. What is world coming to?

[@thistlecreek461]

Oh my gosh! You are a wealth of knowledge, thank you for sharing. I just stumbled upon your channel and couldn't subscribe fast enough. Looking forward to all your videos.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Appreciate the kind words! Welcome to our family - let us know if you have something you want to see

[@starkeyfarmstead]

Fantastic

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Thank you As always

[@YouButter]

My husband took a metal sheet and placed it underneath the cages with a gutter to catch rabbit urine and for the majority of the poop to roll down and we pull it down and shove it in a 5 gallon bucket. I used the manure and urine to feed my yard . We eat the rabbits or possibly sell if there’s an interest. My husband is taking a break from the rabbits at the moment and has sold them all or freezer. 😊 I so want to compost a no til area!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

GROW FOOD‼️w/82yo Pawpaw. NO-TIL GARDENING TOUR w/Starkey Farmstead @PawpawSammyAlyBug kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3rViYitiq2imLc. if you go to my playlist on until gardening, you will find a wealth of knowledge

[@YouButter]

@@PawpawSammyAlyBug I’m going through your videos. Can’t wait to show my husband, he doesn’t understand the no till. He said they been tilling for years so it works lol. Should we get the rabbits again ? I’ve got chickens and can I use bales of hay to square up for a worm bin or will they wriggle out? This is only temporary until my husband is onboard.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@YouButter with hay bales you take a chance of losing your worms. Any container 5 gallon bucket. You can take two x 4 timbers stand on edge line, plastic, tarp, or any material put wet cardboard in the bottom, add bedding, make sure it’s damp. Cardboard on top instant wormbins

[@YouButter]

@ oh I can do that

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Any questions I will answer

[@RustyBobbins]

Got recommended this video, love it! I watch a lot of permaculture and gardening for heavy clay soil videos and got my garden started this year. Have to do no till due to my physical limitations and the more I read about the soil life the more I realize what a key soil health is to plant health and thus our health. Microbiology = Life I can’t believe how much manure just 2 rabbits make! And I love his philosophy on animals, reflects my own. We are in Oklahoma now but my husband is from just outside NOLA. Love hearing the accent from a fellow gardener.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

YouDrugstore for PLANTS. PH, Nitrogen & Calcium Tips. 82yo PAWPAW SHARES WISDOM ​⁠@PawpawSammyAlyBug kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWetkqavrq9meJI might also be interested in this video

[@RustyBobbins]

@@PawpawSammyAlyBug Thank you! I’ve been looking into natural fertilizers so that was very interesting! I have a few things brewing for next year right now.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@RustyBobbins glad to help Rusty

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@RustyBobbins ask anything you might need

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

No-Till Regenerative Gardening. Prep Soil NOW, even if you don’t plant now.@PawpawSammyAlyBug kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5XGeGyDabaVma8

[@umustbbornagainActs2-38]

Good stuff here! Thanks for taking the time to share :-)

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Very welcome Let us know if there’s anything in particular you want to hear about

[@cf-ry1zo]

I came across this video and it brings a comfort to my heart. What do y’all do to keep grasshoppers off your plants?

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

I’m not sure what type plants you’re talking about. Oh my squash plants I use a hot pepper spray liquid it works.

[@HomeEF]

He is right ves don’t need that much land to farm. Older farmers wisdom!!!

[@toby-v6i]

as a landscaper and a nature boy i`ve always said, better to have good soil than good fert.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Good soil does not need a whole lot of anything

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

That is brilliant. You may hear me say that in one of my upcoming videos! Thank you for sharing and welcome to the channel. I look forward to additional wisdom in your comments as we move along our journey .

[@toby-v6i]

@@PawpawSammyAlyBug yes sir.

[@JoePAcalaughs]

​@@toby-v6iDid you say Nature Boy? "WOOOO!" 😂

[@toby-v6i]

@@JoePAcalaughs yes i did,,, at 70 i aint exactly a boy but ya cant take out what nature has put in ya.

[@nailwall1078]

He's right

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Thank you 😊

[@PavethaWay]

Way more informative than alot of these polished YT channels !!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

I take that as an compliment thank you

[@Sweetchin-24]

Just come across this channel. I look forward to your guys’ journey. I’m also in Louisiana and trying to start the no-till journey. Not many people doing permaculture in Louisiana, so thanks for the encouragement.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Welcome to our channel We have a no til playlist you will enjoy Where are you located?

[@itsamysticlife3500]

Excellent video. Thank you for sharing your wisdom. I'm glad that you explained the bio char advantages so clearly. Best explanation I've ever heard, and I've heard dozens and dozens of speakers on this. You even included a bit about the terra preta of the Amazon. Most excellent!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Glad it was helpful! some of the Bio char that they put down centuries ago it’s still extremely productive land and they were supposed to be savages

[@itsamysticlife3500]

@PawpawSammyAlyBug honey, there was nothing savage about most of our people and cultures way back then. Have you ever heard of the Eastern Agricultural Complex? Our ancestors were developing hybrids from wild plants that most folk call weeds today. We made cloth from dozens of different plants and trees. Lightweight and warm. The oldest cloth in North America was found in the Windover Bog in Florida and has been dated to over 8000 years old. We also had lace or openwork fabric that was made like bobbin lace. It's older than any bobbin lace tradition in Europe by at least 400 years. We had a written language that everyone in the village could read (not the latter Cherokee stuff). The British royals have an example of it with the Muscogee migration story in native script on a woodland buffalo vellum. It's in one of the 3 royal warehouses that are each the size of a city block in London. They found the English translation but "can't find" the buffalo vellum that shows that the southeastern tribes were more advanced than they want people to know. Not bad for a bunch of supposed savages.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Oh, so you might wanna try this videoDrugstore for PLANTS. PH, Nitrogen & Calcium Tips. 82yo PAWPAW SHARES WISDOM ​⁠@PawpawSammyAlyBug kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWetkqavrq9meJI

[@stelltame227]

Common sense smart. Thankyou. XXX

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

@@stelltame227 thanks 😊

[@zedmeinhardt3404]

On the chicken "compost" I believe legally it has to be called "manure" if it hasn't heat cycled in a hot compost pile. Still a great soil ammendment, just a technicality if you're selling it. I believe it is federally, but I may be mistaken.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

I had no idea it was regulating. I’m from a rule area and everybody uses it.

[@zedmeinhardt3404]

@PawpawSammyAlyBug I just learned it while researching natural farming/market garden stuff. From what I understood, the regulation is meant to keep "raw manure" off crops close to harvest. But it's how it's been done for generations also. No judgements, just some info I learned.

[@Psalm19.1AL]

Oh yeah that's good stuff

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Thank you

[@MagicOfMushrooms]

Love this video. Curious what material the "Tarp" you guys talk about covering the ground with. I made the mistake of using a regular tarp to cover my finished compost pile for the season and it started disintegrating and left little bits of plastic in my compost, basically ruining it.

[@JosephCapodici]

Love this video. Great idea with the chickens I’ve had rabbits before and the hutch was in chicken run and the chickens would love to turn the rabbit manure which in turn I would use on garden. Thank you

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Sounds great!

[@larrysbrain1627]

No till is the most natural best way to garden!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Agree 💯

[@christaansley2789]

Awesome stuff!!!!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Appreciate ya

[@migueljimenezromo4795]

HOW DO YOU CATCH THE RABBIT URINE? FANTASTIC TIPS WE ARE GETTING TO ROW FOR OURSELVES AND NEIGHBORS TO EAT HEALTHY AND LIVE IN HARMONY WITH MOTHER EARTH

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

A piece of sheet metal under the cage it flows into a 5 gallon bucket

[@migueljimenezromo4795]

@@PawpawSammyAlyBug FANTASTIC THANK YOU! I COULD NOT SEE IT IN THE VIDEO BUT ITS A GREAT IDEA. MAY OUR APPRECIATION REACH YOU AND FURTHER YOUR ENDAVOURS IN REACHING OTHERS TO LIVE BETTER AND BE LESS RELIANT ON CORPORATION POISON AND EARTH KILLING PRACTICES IN THE FARMS. THANKS.

[@TheButterflySoulfire]

“The good Lord put it here for consumption, not to look at”❤

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

‼️💯‼️

[@DavitaCarter]

I loved this video ❤

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Thank you

[@bamatractor]

Ive come to conclusion that chickens best valve is found in what they can compost for the garden.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

I agree with that 100%

[@karenr7931]

Just happened upon this channel today. Love the wisdom in using the natural resources available. I also live in Louisiana and I'm curious about where you are located.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Greensboro, Louisiana. sometimes Sam gives a private tours and it work and works through it, and it shows the whole shooting match.

[@karenr7931]

@@PawpawSammyAlyBug Thanks. Wish you were closer. I'm in Baton Rouge

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[@ThatBritishHomestead]

It really reallly depends on the soil! If you have amazing soil you don't need much at all!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Soil quality can be vastly improved

[@Gatekeeper2EternalLife]

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[@essentialcomforts2166]

Do the worms and good fungi and stuff survive under the tarp or does it sterilize the soil? This sounds sorta like no till where you apply more compost on top except that you use the tarp to make it a clean slate each year. What sort of tarp is used? Could a piece of plywood work?

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Go to my playlist oh no till gardening. There is a series of videos on this subject. Quick summary we started out small. we cut the grass laid cardboard on top of it compost on top of the cardboard and kept it wet period of winter grass roots disintegrated we should have clear openings into the ground. We repeated this year after year until we got large enough buy huge plastic mats cardboard, is best to start with and decay into the ground. Feed the worms it helps fertilize ground plastic sheets won’t.

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[@JesusGARCIA-yn6yb]

I LOVE TGIS MAN!!!!! I’ve been trying to figure these problems out for years!!! OMG!!!! I NEEDED THIS INFO SO BAD!!! THANK YOU!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!🙏 THANK YOU!!!!!😊

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Drugstore for PLANTS. PH, Nitrogen & Calcium Tips. 82yo PAWPAW SHARES WISDOM ​⁠@PawpawSammyAlyBug kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWetkqavrq9meJKNou might also be interested in this video

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Glad to help If you have questions Let me know

[@brusselsprout5851]

Fear factor aside, it's simply preferable to grow your own food. No chemicals.

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[@desertlocoshomestead]

Wow. You guys are awesome! What an educational find. Such a wealth of information- thank you for sharing all these great tidbits! What do you feed your rabbits, ive been coming across more and more info that manure is killing our gardens/dirt because of the chemicals sprayed on the hay they are eating. Also, this is the first of your videos ive seen. If you dont already, id love to see a worm video.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Go to my playlist I have videos how to set up worm bins. Set up worm Farms. how to make money selling worm, poop, and red worms.

[@jahearme4259]

If you put a thick layer of compost then it's basically a raised bed

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

A stretch but yes

[@TheTamrock2007]

Keep sharing, self sufficient, and healing the soil. A question about the dog food. Are you giving them a fat supplement? My understanding is rabbit meat is very lean Blessings to your family and farm. Liked and subscribed ❤

[@starkeyfarmstead]

We rotate pork and beef. Bc the rabbit isn’t enough fat❤

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Drugstore for PLANTS. PH, Nitrogen & Calcium Tips. 82yo PAWPAW SHARES WISDOM ​⁠@PawpawSammyAlyBug kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWetkqavrq9meJKNou might want to try this video

[@dessaarnold7540]

I read that dogs aren't made to handle much fat, because in the wild prey is lean meat.

[@TheTamrock2007]

@@dessaarnold7540 that's interesting and makes a lot of sense. Thank you

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[@craigemmett2425]

What part of the country is this? It's really pretty.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Louisiana Saint Helena perish

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@PawpawSammyAlyBug Thank you!

[@billybass6419]

I've been trying to go no-till, but we have nematodes so bad that I have to till in mustard greens after every crop or I can't grow anything.

[@bradlafferty]

I want to plant buckwheat beneath my fruit trees. Do I put down manure then a plastic sheet now to prep for spring? Thanks for any information.

[@bradlafferty]

Please disregard! I just found your instruction playlists! They’re great and tell me all I need. Thank you!

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

Anytime you need something just ask

[@maxrockatanksyOG]

About the only time i till, is the first time breaking up compacted clay soil. After that- let the chickens have at it after a crop, re-mulch & let sit for awhiles

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

That will work beyond your expectations

[@Xcerptshow]

"1 acre is all you need..." 9:08 "...our 2 acres..."

[@alishaberrey4479]

Do you have a way to build a biochar kiln? I'd like to see a video on that.

[@PawpawSammyAlyBug]

1 acre is all you need to be self sustainable kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJbLqqGFopWKrNU

[@BuddyH69]

One acre without restrictions.

[@acordu]

New here. What do I have to pay to spend a weekend being a fly on the wall out there with Pawpaw? :D

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