Such an amazing video! Why did I want to cry ? The music maybe? 😂 his prayer at the end got me. Absolutely loved this video. Wish it was longer I wanted to see more!
@livvydee5732Ай бұрын
Me too! Haha glad I’m not the only one who got teary eyed by the prayer at the end
@chrysaroseАй бұрын
I totally cried at the end! This was a beautiful video! Thank you to Alex Clark and her crew for showcasing the mission of this farm doing God's work! ❤
@xXGENDAMAGEXx14 күн бұрын
You can search his name on KZbin and find other videos from other Podcasts. That are equally gratifying and more. Buy more I mean more Genius Level farmers. This was another Great one.
@theeclipsedtruth13 күн бұрын
Probably because we are sooo far from anything wholesome, natural and fruitful-what our Lord intended- that this hit you in the gut and tears fell out of your eyes. Praise Jesus! 🕊
@theeclipsedtruth13 күн бұрын
@@livvydee5732God is reaching His people by any and all ways possible. Praise Yeshua! 🕊🙏
@MaddieLynnАй бұрын
Okay, we need Alex Clark the documentary maker!! This was AMAZING, from content, inspiration to the perfect editing and music💕
@mamabearwarriors93Ай бұрын
I was just talking to my hubs this morning about how Massie is one of only 4 US politicians I actually like and trust. So sad about his wife.
@DeeperGreenHERSTrainingАй бұрын
Who are the others?
@theeclipsedtruth13 күн бұрын
He's great!
@gildedpony5717Ай бұрын
It's so encouraging to see you report on regenerative farming. Please keep looking into the farming industry. If journalists and the voices of the next generation turn a blind eye to it, nothing will change and factory farms will just keep the local farmer down. There are many regenerative farmers out there, working hard to make a living with a clear conscience. Thank you for taking the time to report on it.
@user-kv2pt4lu9yАй бұрын
Allen Williams, Gabe Brown, Will Harris, Ray Archuleta, Greg Judy, Russ Wilson, Dana and Lauren at Freedom Farm, Birchfield Farm,...
@user-kv2pt4lu9yАй бұрын
@@gildedpony5717 tell your family, friends, and neighbors to buy direct from their local farmers. Purchasing from the big company stores funds the big ag. Purchasing direct revitaluzes your community. See stories about Will Harris!
@RachelS-qf6hvАй бұрын
Can’t wait for this!! I grew up reading his book, “Pastured Poultry Profits”.
@samanthalatourette8322Ай бұрын
But why did his blessing at the end actually make me CRY?!?
@amandapanda316Ай бұрын
My friend Angela was at this event! She runs a homeschool co-op in Maryland called peaceful world schoolers and she wrote a book, Gospel-based parenting. When she was babysitting my daughter, her daughter was like 6 and had children’s books self-published on Amazon. This woman is so cool! @Alex please interview her!! ❤❤
@livvydee5732Ай бұрын
Alex this was amazing!! You all did an amazing job putting this together please DO IT AGAIN! Keep bringing us places and exposing the truth!!!
@cindyspiess9963Ай бұрын
THANK YOU JOEL SALATIN ! For being an EXAMPLE of how we are SUPPOSED TO DO ! and Teaching us How as well ! You are one of our SAVIORS ! We are blessed that you exist !
@cheyannerockett8870Ай бұрын
We really need to help support local and small farms. Many stores and large scale operations just don’t have the same quality any more and you can’t trust labels now a day. I went to a farmers market and it was amazing. I have my own tiny garden and it smells lovely and hope to have my first little crop soon of tomatoes and bell peppers. It is so rewarding to learn and it feels amazing knowing that you grew them yourself!
@BlenningerАй бұрын
So good guys! Job well done Alex and crew 🖤
@joyandgraceartАй бұрын
I loved this!! Thank you for doing this Alex.
@LarisaMWАй бұрын
Thanks Alex. I’ve always loved your mini docs and how you enlighten us. You just keep getting better. Side note - your colors are spot on incredible!
@melissahammakerАй бұрын
This was a blessing thank you!!
@alishabohnert776Ай бұрын
This was incredible! Thanks Alex! Your show is quickly becoming my fave on KZbin.
@patrickpellegrinoАй бұрын
Joel salatan of poly face is amazing man! Met him in 2016
@avisladera6415Ай бұрын
Aloha Alex:) I never comment but i watch every episode. PLEASE do more episodes like this Mahalo nui
@megarieАй бұрын
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing this. I love that breakfast was served outside, it gave me the feeling of a cozy campfire cookout ☺️
@erinlchapman61925Ай бұрын
I LOVED this! So good Alex!!!❤
@Tiff-TannАй бұрын
This was beautiful!! What a magical place and I love how the animals look to be so well taken care of!
@woodysbarndominiumАй бұрын
our family attended the Homesteader's of America conference (Joel's event) last October before heading out to our off grid cabin in Arkansas for the first time. It was so good for my soul. It felt like we had stepped back in time to the 90's maybe even earlier. Kids were running all over god's creation & policing their own! Mothers with little babies (me included) felt so welcome at all the lectures even with our kids making noises. You know how when a baby makes noise in church, someone will turn around and look every single time? yeah not here. The sounds of happy or needy babies didn't disturb this crowd for a second. We had so much fun, and for the first time in years relaxed. The overall feeling there was indescribable. It was like a happy family reunion. We bought tickets for it this year, but found out I was pregnant and due literally the week it happens so that's not going to workout. I cannot encourage y'all to checkout the event for yourselves emphatically enough.
@annaromary732Ай бұрын
This was so interesting and informative. Thank you for sharing Alex!💕💕🙌🏻
@zachunke9498Ай бұрын
This was such a well done mini doc! Seems like an amazing place!
@haleigholiver1195Ай бұрын
Watching this just brought me to tears. This is so wholesome, exciting, and so achievable. I am so excited to get started on my own homestead journey. We’ve totally lost sight of our food and family in America, I think if more of us did exactly what Joel is doing. We would be more connected to our food and each other. It wouldn’t just solve health issues, It would solve a lot of other things. ❤ thanks Alex for this video, I love the work you do!!!!
@Rosie_CАй бұрын
Excellent! I paused to rewind multiple times because I didn’t want to miss a bit of it.
@bethanymueller972314 күн бұрын
I LOVE this video. I normally try to not say love unless I would give my life for said something, but I might just give my life if we could return to a strong influential body of people who would give back this kind of glory to the Creator! I love this! I nearly cried!
@wallowinthehallowsАй бұрын
Alex, thank you from the bottom of my heart for doing this documentary. I will rewatch this over and over again as I’ve learned so much on first listen and know I’ve missed much. God bless Joel, Senator Massie, and you. ❤
@midwestribeye7820Ай бұрын
❤ Thomas Massie and Joel Salatin!
@jenniferlarsen7102Ай бұрын
Alex this documentary was so beautifully done. You and your crew are amazing. ❤
@TheAmeliaJoАй бұрын
This was excellent! Good job, Alex!
@monicamatos5502Ай бұрын
Loved this so much!! Feeling very inspired 👏🏼🤍🐖🐄👩🌾
@nicholeloon8404Ай бұрын
I couldn't stop smiling while watching this. It gave me so much hope!
@kelseyelsa7021Ай бұрын
Love the way you guys edited this so fun! It’s giving documentary
@ashlynnmcfarlandАй бұрын
Absolutely beautiful!!
@mar1videoАй бұрын
Phenomenal video ❗️ A real eye opener ❗️ Thank you ❗️
@loic3019Ай бұрын
Genuine and unapologetic, well done!
@stephanieannbagleyАй бұрын
Obsessed! Thank you❤
@gabi20097Ай бұрын
Not me crying at the end of the documentary, amazing job Alex! Greetings from Spain!!
@audramcqueen36393 күн бұрын
Been following Joel for years now! This is a crossover I never expected
@angeler10523 күн бұрын
Thank you so much Alex for educating us on so many wonderful things, and opening our minds to new and exciting ideas. His blessing at the end was so uncommon and sweet, it made me tear up.
@sarahsteadman20Ай бұрын
Love this. I was telling my husband I used to feel weird that I actually like and admire the hard work it takes to run a farm. I’ve always wanted a farm. In the past, I’ve had to care for farms short term as a full time petsitter. And i always loved it. Even if it meant leaving my warm bed Christmas Day and driving through a snow storm to make sure the cows, chickens, dogs, etc were ok. Or getting stuck in mud hole on a windy dirt road 😂 I must be crazy to love that. 🤪
@thedancingcarnivoreАй бұрын
Favorite video on the channel!
@Autumn-McCoyАй бұрын
This was so great! Everything about it was top notch! Kudus to Alex and her awesome team
@fenrirggАй бұрын
Beautiful place, such lush greenery.
@Sandra_1330Ай бұрын
This whole video has me emotional. The animals look so happy ❤
@bass1018Ай бұрын
Yay
@KaricacolliАй бұрын
What a good man 👏 so genuine. This was so cool
@staceydubois7301Ай бұрын
This was amazing! Thank you so much for this beautiful video!
@Dana-mb1hd12 күн бұрын
As a farm girl, this was an incredible documentary! It Made me so happy to see someone so passionate about farming the right way 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷
@KME-123Ай бұрын
10/10! All of it!
@christyalambar6986Ай бұрын
Great video!! Thank you for creating amazing content Alex! ❤❤
@cbwhitedove7 күн бұрын
Thank you Alex for making this and sharing.
@cst270Ай бұрын
Excellent!
@MauiWowi7Ай бұрын
YUUUUGE
@rebekahmangan4290Ай бұрын
This is amazing!!!!
@kylacrouch7380Ай бұрын
Ok why was this so wholesome? 🥹💗
@tiffanydiaz9444Ай бұрын
my dream! regenerative farming!! thank you alex! sign me up Joel
@umayoubm3866Ай бұрын
Joel Salatin for president
@cappylover192Ай бұрын
This is awesome!!!!❤❤❤
@nachfarm9138Ай бұрын
Joel is doing super work for all off us
@abigailmccardle9611Ай бұрын
Fav mini doc so far!!
@EmmaxoOCEАй бұрын
Joel and Thomas, wow. Fantastic video Alex
@caitlinthomas6951Ай бұрын
This was fabulous! The only thing wrong with it was that it was too short. I could've watched an hour long video.
@megantrinidad8161Ай бұрын
That was so beautiful 😭
@herewegrowmamaАй бұрын
amazing video thank you!
@trippydalejrАй бұрын
For those who don’t know Thomas Massie’s wife Rhonda just passed away. Prayers for the family
@kekiplus1andonly16 күн бұрын
This is beautiful
@graciecreason3306Ай бұрын
Amazing, thank you for this!
@angelicaharrison1014Ай бұрын
How do we support more farmers like this man?! I just started ordering meat from a local farm here in AZ but I wish there was a way we could help out more
@user-kv2pt4lu9yАй бұрын
Boast about your local farmer's products to your neighbors, the word of mouth advertising is helpful.
@theeclipsedtruth13 күн бұрын
We do need climate change-of the mind! Thats some real TRUTH! What a beautiful operation. Thanks for sharing this video! Praise Jesus! 🕊
@theeclipsedtruth13 күн бұрын
Wish this video was longer, but well done and thanks for sharing it, God bless you! 🕊
@theeclipsedtruth13 күн бұрын
Praise God! 🕊
@NashPotatoesOutdoorShow11 күн бұрын
Really cool...I'd love to own a farm someday!
@humblejoy3564Ай бұрын
more more more!!!
@marinaa.acosta-saucedo68629 күн бұрын
Loved this ❤. Would love to go with my husband some day
@33Weiss25 күн бұрын
I loved this! Makes me want to go on a farm tour ❤
@andrewyang1446Ай бұрын
Very inspiring.
@amadeusfrison7861Ай бұрын
Wonderful!
@sdgrouzmanАй бұрын
This made me so happy 😭
@maryizydorek5987Ай бұрын
10/10 🎉
@almagilbreath2765Ай бұрын
Beautiful
@sydney28716 күн бұрын
Loved this ❤
@rockymountainwoman2618Ай бұрын
Rotational grazing-amen!
@oleggrishchuk73926 күн бұрын
I miss polyface farm!
@kkeenan536Ай бұрын
Beautiful job 👍 Now go visit Greg Judy!
@discoverFigureitout15 күн бұрын
Salatin 2024
@bethshallcross5991Ай бұрын
There's a book based on this called Dirt to Soil. It's a How To on creating this system. Great video, great book. Highly recommend both!
@MaxJones-dj5ubАй бұрын
Do you know how much 950 acres 3 hours from D.C. is worth? Millions and millions of dollars.
@mirandalermy1816Ай бұрын
Can you please interview Will Harris, the farmer? Read his book, “A Bold Return to Giving a Damn”
@xXGENDAMAGEXx14 күн бұрын
Search out other videos. With his name and you will find a large community of podcasters who follow in his footsteps on smaller scales.
@oleggrishchuk73926 күн бұрын
Joel meant to say non gmo grains!
@MaxJones-dj5ubАй бұрын
The land, money, and manpower doesn’t exist to produce most of the food we consume like this. Unfortunately big industrial agriculture is necessary to feed 8 billion people.
@user-kv2pt4lu9yАй бұрын
Not according to many if the regen folks. If there were many little regen farms, the plants, animals , and humans would be healthier and much more priductive. Check out Mark Hyman, MD interviews of Allen Williams, PhD (geneticist) and Gabe Brown. When working with creation, there is abundance. When working against creation, it is a costly battle-health, profit...
@MaxJones-dj5ubАй бұрын
@@user-kv2pt4lu9y I’ve checked them out, Gabe Brown specifically used completely organic seeds, which are already expensive. If all farmers decided overnight to attempt to buy those types of seeds the supply wouldn’t even exist, and the price would skyrocket. The economics just aren’t there.
@midwestribeye7820Ай бұрын
If we could utilize the over-taxed mono-cropped fields again for producing REAL food, we could do it.
@MaxJones-dj5ubАй бұрын
@@midwestribeye7820 un-irrigated wheat produces around 4 million calories per acre, corn more than twice that. So if we say mono crops average around 6 million calories yielded per acre, and compare that to 1-2 steers per acre/year (which would be very high but let’s go with it for regen style operation), one steer yield around 600,000 calories. So maybe 1 million per acre tops. That means mono crops yield 6 times the calories per acre. So if you transitioned all mono crop land to regen cattle your total calorie production would plummet, many would starve.
@midwestribeye7820Ай бұрын
@@MaxJones-dj5ub I didn't say all the grain land should be transitioned over. However, my opinion and life experience has shown me grains are not nearly as healthy for humans as what we've been told. Many people have allergies to grains. I consider grains a starvation food. You'll live, but you'll have many health problems. Again, my opinion. You do you. 🙂
@dendes804Ай бұрын
Greetings, dear farmers. I see from the comments that you have very big difficulties with the land. I am from Siberia and I have a hobby of breeding horses. I have a lot of land for grazing and making hay. There are tractors and everything necessary for making hay. If any of you really want to start breeding beef cattle, then I can offer you this breeding here in Siberia on partnership terms. Our meat market is experiencing an acute shortage of meat, so this niche can be said to be empty and without competition. On my land areas You can increase the number of broodstock to 3000. Breeds such as Hereford, Galloway, and Angus are suitable for our climate. If you're interested, I'm looking forward to hearing from you. Write to me in the comments
@TwiFiveGirls101Ай бұрын
What is the difference between regenerate farming and permaculture?
@michaelmontgomery727Ай бұрын
Permaculture is more specifically about plants, vegetables, trees and forage. It is also about land contouring and water management. The ideal in permaculture is to create a food forest that is in an ideal balance for perpetual production. Permaculture ideas can be used in farming and animal nurturing to maintain water supplies for the hydrating of the animals and land. Regenerative farming has the focus of using animals to assist and boost (fertilize) the vibrancy of life in the soil and the health of the life above the soil. When regenerative farming is done well for a long time it increases the health of the earth to increase it's ability to hold rainfall and will actually increase the amount of soil in the given area because of the soil health.
@user-kv2pt4lu9yАй бұрын
@@michaelmontgomery727 very well said!
@richardspeakes2883Ай бұрын
15:04 prides monkey 🙈 and 😮😢😊❤❤
@maggiegandiatorres5464Ай бұрын
okay is it bad I cried?!😅🥲🥲 truly moving and amazing.
@robwyyi3 күн бұрын
One problem with polyface farming. Once the world population hit 1b it was not sustainable. Let me give you an inside story of his farm. His short of 1k acres farm can’t produce enough to feed the hands and people they support,that goes into running his farm. Now , that is not sustainable farming.
@marlan5470Ай бұрын
Do you guys really need the violin music?
@jabbertreeАй бұрын
Another person trying to turn Salatin into their cult leader. Joel’s operation is mostly legit and many things he does are great, but he’s also full of marketing BS. He says, “no family needs more than one vehicle!” Yet you go to Polyface farms and see he owns at least a half dozen giant trucks and another dozen tractors. Not to mention that he is constantly flying around the world selling his books and his cult of personality. Just take a real look at his “humane” chicken tractors that give his birds a whopping foot of overhead clearance and zero sunlight, but hey, they get fresh grass after 24 hours of standing/laying in their own feces. I’m sure you’ll delete this comment, but people need to stop and look at the good and bad of what this guy preaches. He is not above criticism annd many of his practices need updating. Salatin is a marketing genius that loves his sheepish followers.
@jmc8577Ай бұрын
Geesh, who ruined you? I guess you could always go out and do a better job ...... But often the whingers do the least.