Agroforestry: Perennial vegetables - "Under the Oak, Plants of the forest garden"

[@vheidiheberhard2590]

Very lovely way to be - we must get more and more, and we are more and more living this kind of way! Thank you!

[@urban9361]

Wonderful skill and wisdom Hanna. Tack !

[@rootsandreturns]

Really enjoyed this and what a beautiful language :-)

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😁♥

[@annikasyren3696]

Vilken fin film!

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Tack Annika ❤

[@Patbythesea]

Thank you, very interesting and inspiring!

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😊 🙏

[@sylvie9318]

I am in awe of your knowledge and understanding of nature. Beautiful wee film, makes me happy!

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❤ Thank you Sylvie, have a wonderful day.

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[@jetteravndal3930]

Takk så mye. Godt å se hvordan du tenker. Så mye kunskap du har. Jeg Skulle lært mer om spiselige planter.

[@RickLarsonPermacultureDesigner]

I found in a Swedish study of the government allowing the peasants to be summarily kicked off the land starting 1870. Their (those in positions of power) idea was to produce expansive monocultures. The peasants were in the way of these grand schemes it appears! Now us former peasants are in a pickle as these many corporations behind the food system demand more money for lessor quality production. These investors are very greedy! Excellent movie quality production packed with hard earned information!

[@agroforestry_paradigmshiftfilm]

Thank you Rick! And yes, It's time for the masses to produce, forage, pasture for themselves, on land and forests that is commonly owned, as was partly the case in Sweden in the past.

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[@RickLarsonPermacultureDesigner]

@@agroforestry_paradigmshiftfilm I like this agrihood word!

[@RickLarsonPermacultureDesigner]

@@agroforestry_paradigmshiftfilm Interesting Sweden doesn't allow corporations to own land.

[@RickLarsonPermacultureDesigner]

@@agroforestry_paradigmshiftfilm I loved verse from the farmer. I make a joke to make a point there is always macaroni & cheese for those who don't know how to grow food! I actually watch the price of m&c in bulk, seems as though this highly processed food is becoming more expensive! Soon I probably can't get away with saying, "no money no problem, there is always mac & cheese"!

[@rox7012]

Simply the best! Wow! Nu börjar det komma riktig kunskap för svenska förhållanden. Tack för allt kämpande och levande!

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Tack! 😊❤

[@PuthyvanGarden]

Great video 📸

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Thank you!

[@fjalar4856]

Så mycket kloka tankar Hanna, är helt i linje med dem. Tack för en mycket vacker Video. Så kul att se❤

[@thepointstoponder]

I love eating Robinia flowers. They are sweet and remind me of almonds

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👌..they are edible?

[@davidendres6720]

Very inspiring, thank you so much. I’m gonna start creating a perennial Food Forest this year near the Alps 🌞

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Thank you David and best wishes with your food forest! I hope you will have some sweet chestnuts, they will probably like the alp environment 😊

[@HejEmmaLisa]

Such a beautiful and important film. Thank younger making these films! Would have loved to learn more about her though, how she got into this, was she educated in all this plant knowledge or has she learned along the way? Would love to live like this one day!

[@lyaca886]

❤❤video interaction is great ❤❤❤❤

[@annakarinholmberg163]

Is it possible to come for a visit to you? Do you have guides tours?

[@OgrodLesnyOstatnieWzgorze]

Wonderful! My red valerian is unfortunately very bitter from early on, I'll have to look for more. But orpine in turn is good all the season, never getting bitter, so that I can use from April to October. Working with perennial vegetables is a great experience 🙂 PS: oh yes, one question - does Hanna have some secret recipe for making Good King Henry germinate? This nasty bastard doesn't want to start at all here...

[@jeanettefrancis6473]

Why do you plant the trees in cages? Great work and systems.

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The cages are used to protect tree plants from voles.

[@fjalar4856]

Så mycket kloka tankar Hanna, är helt i linje med dem. Tack för en mycket vacker Video. Så kul att se❤