Growing and Foraging 100% of My Food - Day 333 Update

[@Robin.Greenfield]

UPDATE: For an entire year I grew and foraged 100% of my food. No grocery stores, no restaurants, not even a drink at a bar. Nature has been my garden, my pantry and my pharmacy. Here's the story of my year: Watch the full video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pImXnKRqhsuMiKM

[@isatntt]

first reply

[@QuincyIsCrispy]

@Steve There goes 20 years of his life

[@berzerrk6513]

I'm pretty sure you called yourself out in the beginning. You say you forage for EVERYTHING and grow everything you eat but then talk about eating banana ice cream... How does one make ice cream without salt milk or any liquid.... JUST SAYING

[@Robin.Greenfield]

@@berzerrk6513 Banana ice-cream is just frozen bananas in a high powered blender. Here's a list of all 300 foods I ate this year: robgreenfield.org/foodfreedomfoods/ And I do have salt that I harvest from the ocean. You underestimate my basic intelligence and dignity my friend.

[@honestcrab]

@@berzerrk6513 get owned

[@bangers8696]

If every yard was a diverse edible garden. Less water waste, less food waste, more fruits and vegetables in our diet and habitat for local birds and animals. Such a demonstrative way of making a real positive impact on society and the environment. Thankyou!

[@mariocarr4463]

💜

[@KingZealotTactics]

Oh...what a beautiful view it would be.

[@mariocarr4463]

@@KingZealotTactics that's the only way it's going to be. Rite. Or else the old way is going to die along with their infertile children.

[@sleverlight]

Yeah its great for the environment, but it has a potential to be bad since it brings invasive species. The best way that your garden can be environment friendly is to plant local trees that thrived there for hundred of years

[@bangers8696]

Noora نورة you are right. However developing a indigenous garden that can provide enough food for yourself can be very hard especially in Australia. By now we are aware of what species has the potential to spread so I believe it is about being smart about what you grow.

[@odinbriem9183]

Home boy straight up starting a revolution where ever he is, truly beautiful. Really great how much of a positive impact he has on the communities he is part of.

[@bevtrue6937]

His little house in San Diego was cool also.

[@cherriemckinstry131]

@@bevtrue6937 i agree.. i want him to be part of a community in Pa.. he inspires.

[@bevtrue6937]

@@cherriemckinstry131 He sure does. Unfortunately there isn't a long growing season in the U.S., even in FL, not good in winter. Sad, but...

[@cherriemckinstry131]

@@bevtrue6937 We grow food here all the time. The growing season here has been doing ok and with poly tunnels can expand it out into cooler weather even further.

[@cherriemckinstry131]

@@bevtrue6937 He has gardened in Maine, So Pa. Be no problem.

[@perthfect9571]

homeboy just took a whole bite out of that cactus like it was candy

[@lanastrash6050]

Hahah this guy is so coooool. Love this comment! :P

[@jamedlamed3982]

When

[@lanastrash6050]

Jamed Lamed 10:33

[@jamedlamed3982]

@@lanastrash6050 lol

[@alexzamoraclips]

DDAENG we eat cactus in Mexico they are very healthy. If grilled they are really good

[@jiyuchan17]

Papaya is one of my favorite fruit. For the green one, we usually stir-fry it with garlic, onion, hot chili, little bit salt, pepper, bay leaf, and galangal or cook it with tofu, coconut milk, garlic, onion, hot chili, candlenut, and bay leaf. Then papaya that almost ripe, with yellowish color we like to eat it raw with a sauce (brownsugar, bit of tamarind, chili, salt, bit of water just to make it thick). I recommend all of you to try one of these recipe if you haven't try it before. :)

[@hashslinginhasher]

If I tried this my city would fine me for having an overgrown lawn.

[@OmniversalInsect]

Lmao

[@Robin.Greenfield]

You can start in your backyard or with herbs on your balcony. Just because you can't do it all doesn't mean you can't do something.

[@paulflute]

so sue your city.. Access to food is a basic human rite.. if not THE basic human rite.. We need to prevent brainless morons in offices from thinking they need to control other peoples actions with the use of force.. It's simply not acceptable way to behave..

[@paulflute]

p.s I have a friend who did this.. I does work.. and it sets a precedent so they stop bullying other people into towing the lawn..

[@unknownunknown-fb1ph]

Same thing happened to a youtuber named Codys lab. He tried growing food on his lawn, but he was fined for "overgrown lawn" by the city.

[@arthurg1425]

When you find someone who's basically reached enlightenment and their from Wisconsin too. This guy is great

[@jordanostrander5101]

I love when he points something out than the camera person just ignores it.

[@rhettmelton]

This just changed the course of my life. Moving out of my apartment asap to follow in your steps. I'll follow back around in a couple of years with an update (no joke)

[@klippit3553]

Your both lieing lol

[@Robin.Greenfield]

Best wishes Rhett! Do follow back and hope to meet you in person one day. Health and happiness to you!

[@LaineyBug2020]

I wish you could start your own channel to show your transition journey!

[@kelseys628]

How’s it going?

[@aspider7240]

I’ll follow that, where would you be sharing your progress?

[@stonesYT]

This dude playing stardew valley in real life.

[@jabohabo3821]

@4godut Gaming definately....shows it's still possible to make almost 0 footprint...I love this

[@deckarddwizardd1909]

Harvest moon

[@Resource.Management]

I'm going to play stardew valley in real life pretty soon myself.

[@dabriaaspen7343]

Big facts it makes it even better when you love nature, and you already play stardew in real life

[@Eli_Of_Rorikstead]

This video made me redownload stardew valley

[@dasarathagudi1091]

This is how a typical Indian village and culture used to be in terms of gardening and food. It is great to see someone trying all this and showing the world

[@komickaze85]

6 month-old sauerkraut still being good in 90+ degree weather under the ground is pretty amazing! It looks like you'll easily make it, this is a habit now and you've learned so much. Godspeed to you Rob, and you are an inspiration to us all!

[@cherriemckinstry131]

Im going to make sour kraut.

[@nancyfahey7518]

Did he make it with the ocean salt?

[@cherriemckinstry131]

@@nancyfahey7518Good question, but whats the difference as all salt co.es from ocean or inland seas.

[@nancyates9822]

I'm and old granny lol and I love your gardens. You are a precious person. You have got me wanting to plant my whole yard in gardens!!! Lol God bless!!

[@cherriemckinstry131]

Great idea... we need more energy like yours..

[@lazyyethealthy9230]

This guy's happiness is infectious!!

[@susanmiller7560]

This guy radiates positivity, like no one else I've seen on KZbin. The joyful way that he trips across the earth, eating as he goes, makes me want to laugh out loud. You go, boy.

[@alyssaisawkward6838]

My goal is to be able to wake up in the morning and to and pick some fresh berries & fruits for my breakfast. If I need a pepper or some herbs for dinner, I can just go get it in my yard. That is my ultimate goal!

[@TheLYagAmi]

Look into hydroponics. It is very possible even if you stay in an apartment in an urban jungle.

[@andrewgnys6285]

Your garden reminds me off the "Victory Gardens" my Grandma talked to us about, that she had during WW2. We should all get back to growing.

[@jerichopamposa6066]

Wow amazing gardin...

[@sunshinedayz7032]

Love this!! A few years ago, I turned my inground pool into an organic garden. Planted an apple tree in the front yard 2 years ago. I still need to keep planting more. You have inspired me further.

[@ryanjamespemberton9190]

thats a good idea using the pool

[@elizd9952]

At the end of this, I'd really like to see the results of a doctor check-up and bloodwork. It'd be really cool to prove how healthy you actually are. Also, I think the redo project in Wisconsin is a great idea. I hope you take a little time off in between first though.

[@hillbillyheadcam1729]

Elizabeth DeRosa look at the dude, do you really need white lab coat test results lol!

[@elfsoutlet]

@@hillbillyheadcam1729 I think he looks healthy. I've also known 2 people who looked healthy and lived healthy lifestyles but died of unseen issues that could have been avoided if they'd have had bloodwork done and changed their habits a little. Looking healthy doesn't always mean healthy.

[@garden333]

Great books to read is The Great American Health Care Hoax. Also, book How Drug Companies Mislead Doctors and Harm Patients.

[@waynegore176]

Word

[@friendlyneighborhoodcrackh6059]

garden333 drug companies have nothing to do with blood tests and results

[@Gwendalzz]

you are an example for the world ❤️

[@randomrachael420]

Indeed! A wonderful example :)

[@meyerlemon3776]

All i could think while watching this is "wow, i want this". Being self sustained is amazing.

[@itbird180]

This is super cool, especially because it's not inaccessible. Obviously most people can't go 100%, and that's ok. But using more lawn space for food production or keeping small gardens of native growing plants is something that many people can do, and share with their neighbors.

[@collinshepherd1454]

My cheeks hurt from smiling so much. Thanks for the much needed hope and inspiration!

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

So interesting, love it, we do not do 100%, but we do now grow and forage 80% of our food here now so easy and I do believe most anyone can do it.

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

One of the worst things we do here in America is keep a manicured herbicide infested lawn.

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

@@tomthomas334 What are you talking about. I just think it's a shame that we waste all that space instead of growing food for you and your family.

[@tomthomas334]

​@@gerhardbraatz6305 Ijust what i said bro, i love your vids, just discovered them

[@tomthomas334]

@@gerhardbraatz6305 I totally agree with you, buy all this space, and manicure it like a hairless nipple, but on the same note, consumerism allows this practice to take place, I guess I am a hippy sorry!

[@tomthomas334]

i hate fuckers putting rat poison out and killing cats

[@Fusdew]

Tom Thomas to be fair outside house cats are probably worse for the local ecosystem than rats

[@Senaihh]

What an amazing garden. Gardening is therapeutic. Eating fresh organic food is a blessing

[@zekehorton8545]

Such an inspiration! Your joy at the world gives me so much life and also your tendency towards compromise (using plastic bags when needed, use of solar panels, laptop computer, propane, instapot) is very much what I also strive for. Although being fully self sufficient, off grid, human powered, zero waste is the goal, sometimes, one has to compromise in order to fulfill something more completely. It's impossible to do all of those things 100%, and that's just life. You talk about how people perceive you as being extreme, but to me you're actually finding a balance between two extremes. I can see lots of places where you could make your life a lot harder and more extreme towards environmental sustainability, but then you're sacrificing mental and physical health sustainability so it's always a balancing act.

[@lamoabird]

That’s is so great! You can’t stop smiling. That’s how I feel when I am picking my veggies, berries and fruits. I feel a bit high.

[@jimgibson8115]

Love the gardens thanks for sharing I've always looked up front yards with grass so sterile such a waste resource everybody poisons their front yard instead of growing food I live off-grid on 40 acres now it's so quiet out here I love it it's going to be a challenge for me to grow a garden up here I have to haul water or collect off the roof next year I plan to get back into it see what I can grow keep up the good work living the real life you're quite an inspiration thanks again

[@TA-ek8mz]

Just got off your live chat. Thank you so much for sharing!!!!!

[@marybedee7531]

Rob I was so happy to see your yuca so big. We grew yuca in large scale, we eat them year around. You should drain the boiled water once the yuca is cooked. You can saturate some onions, green pepper in oil along with little bit of turmeric powder and salt to taste mix with the tapioca and eat with protein which will avoid effect of the toxicity of tapioca. Another hind you slice the tapioca thin boil them and dry well in sun and keep it for the rest of the year.

[@loreneknight9755]

Rob...glad your back. I could listen to you talk & teach ALL day long!! Thanks 4 your diligence. You know sooooooo much...glad to glean from you, sir. God bless you and everything you put your hands to.

[@dally2157]

Amazing ....Rob you are a truly inspiration. Thanks for your videos. You have a beautiful soul.

[@anzai3]

Every video... I want what he's having! There is such joy in every bite he takes. Keep it up Rob! Support from all of us followers!

[@earthhumane5743]

Rob Greenfield is a role model, leading by example, showing us how to have an ecologically sustainable and abundant relationship with food. He said food is "connecting with the source that gives us life, and appreciation for the environment," these sentiments are criminally underemphasized by the leaders of american industry and politics. I'm truly grateful Derrick Broze of The Conscious Resistance introduced me to Rob's channel. This is what the world needs in order to have a future worth living in.

[@wisteria4981]

Your such a huge inspiration!! Congratulations to such an amazing adventure of yours💐

[@azzzonline]

I revisit this video from time to time. It's very inspiring and keeps me on track to spending less and less on food from big retailers and creating my own.

[@wildedibles819]

Love watching... me and my hubby love to forage.... We really want to do it more... Mushrooms are teaching us right now... We are way to the north... Ontario Canada Algonquin Park area... There is lots of different foods well done... We would love to see you forage and simple cook more too! Thanks giving is here today native Americans have done a lot of learning and teaching we are very thank full

[@nirmalavijayan2381]

A real Paradise on earth. Reminded me of Adam and Eve. God blessed you in abundance and really enjoying all you are sharing at the moment. Be blessed always.

[@mikeysoundtrack]

Spending a summer in central Florida will make Wisconsin seem live heaven.

[@Patricia-wo5el]

So love what you do Rob. Really learning a lot. You also made me laugh out loud at 16:07 minutes. hahaha! God bless you.

[@ElisaAvigayil]

I've never heard of nopales without spikes. That's amazing.

[@richardbarksdale3810]

I also have been growing my own vegetables for the last ten years and will never go back to store bought, only in the winter of course but even then I like to bring somethings in doors in the winter. You have really done an awesome job on survival on home grown plants. Thank you for sharing! You deserve the Robinson Cruiso badge.

[@lynnbarnes9882]

I am so looking forward to your next chapter

[@honestlee4532]

That front yard looks MUCH better now that it is covered in tasty food. Great job Rob! You set a good example. More people need to do this!

[@pastelpinkhoney]

I love seeing all the updates, and it’s really inspiring to see someone truly living off the land. It’s spring here at the moment and we’ve just started our first proper veggie garden and I’m so excited about it!

[@jessicaashley1076]

The joy and happiness you express with your passion and the tastiness of food makes me smile and am so excited to look into planning my permaculture garden!

[@organicnorth5492]

Congratulations on making it this far. I live in Ontario and would love to see you grow, forage and store in Wisconsin. We know you can do it and we love watching and learning from your example. I grew and fermented my first sauerkraut this year. Best I ever had.

[@babeemzalonzo29]

u remind me my grandmother as well, foraging is her passion when I was little kid, I always go with her and cultivation of food underground.

[@cherriemckinstry131]

Rob youd be great at a microfarm collective in Pa. Midpoint with moderate climate, so many things to try.. Your energy and honesty needed.

[@barbg1023]

Thank you so much for what you're offering to the world. I share your videos. You never know what will strike a chord with someone.

[@BeMyVforever]

You really look so much more healthy, glowing even! North did you good

[@ldygzlle1291]

Rob you are a stellar human being. i don't grow everything i eat from my 8 wooded acres in east tennessee, but i do a little more each year. You are an excellent source of information, but more than the info, you are just so incredibly inspiring to me to see how it can be done. Thank you for existing and sharing :)

[@tonyoliver4920]

Banana plant is a herb. The banana itself is a berry!

[@nancyfahey7518]

Cool. I have my first bunch of banana berries growing right now. 😁

[@everythingdoodle6802]

Nancy Fahey how did they come out?

[@piercrab7595]

You are an inspiration for my husband. This summer we turned our lawn front yard to grow cabbage, zuchini, okra and lemon grass. Many neighbors stop by every morning to look at our garden with envy. Cabbage is not easy to grow without pesticles because the slugs and snails like it too much. We harvest so much okra that we need to freeze them. We love your videos. Keep them coming!!

[@Robin.Greenfield]

Way to go Pat! Enjoy the bounty!

[@lordsqueeb7827]

I feel like this guy went on a shroom trip and never came back

[@Jessicad654]

Lord Squeeb lmfaooo

[@TA-ek8mz]

The capabilities of the mind when there are no limits 🙏☘🍀🌻

[@1953beetle]

@@TA-ek8mz And some gardening and the space to do it.😊

[@LaRa-youknowit]

Lol, that’s funny, but I do like him.

[@jobtapia1998]

It happens

[@LaRa-youknowit]

You have a beautiful way of thinking, connecting with the planet that feeds you. I enjoy your videos.

[@HumansOfVR]

*_This is amazing! Almost 1 whole year now_*

[@matthewbeddow3278]

I think what you are doing is wonderful . We have forgotten our hunter gatherer roots because of technology and the speed of modern life . I really enjoy these videos a great deal & i wish you well.

[@BowerLawOffice]

I would LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE to see you do a year of growing/foraging in Wisconsin!!!!!!

[@gdiana8357]

i can t put it into words how much i appreciate you and your content! You are so inspiring, awakened and have fired up the fire in me:)) Thank you so much for being such a valuable human being, I adore you and your beliefs. Greetings from cold Berlin

[@double_j3867]

Wish he was my neighbor. Then the neighborhood would stop bothering me about not mowing my lawn.

[@Thankful_.]

John Just I would love to Live in a neighborhood like this!

[@katafazekas2071]

I just found your videos today and you are a true inspiration! I had never had a garden before, this was my first attempt to grow anything. That is just magical if you take some earth, put a form of life into it, and use the other elements, will grow and give you life back. It is pure energy and teaches you patience, being humble, and never forget that we are one. Thank you!

[@xelucidx]

ferment the peppers and make some hot sauce, oh yeahhh!

[@abhijitdhamne7619]

Great person Great personality one hundred percent pure version of human being 🙏 namaste from India

[@andrewp.619]

You sir, are rad! I love your channel and all that you do. Go ahead PG&E, shut this guys power off! He’ll laugh in your face as he eats his sweet potatoes and drinks his home brewed Kombucha. 😂 I love it, man! Sustainability at its finest!

[@scottslinger1003]

Thanks for giving us thousands of new ideas for storing our ferments! The collective conscience just got an upgrade, Mr. Greenfield. It was good to see you. Cheers!

[@enhikmah]

I can see that today, almost no boundaries of what we can plant in where we are. You plant all i can plant here in tropical country. While here i can see some plants used to be only available around your country.

[@bettyadkisson1681]

Yes I've been eating plentiful amounts of fresh wild eatibles. And shared the bounty of my garden. I've been trying more wild grains too. And canning all I can through the winter months. Cause I can move around in the icy times. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@ilGCR]

Drink every time he says "Bountiful" or "Bounty"

[@MarysUTubeVideos]

😃😂.......🍷

[@grannysweet]

@@MarysUTubeVideos toketokepass, grow organic 🤗👍👏🐶

[@Robin.Greenfield]

I was waiting for someone to say this. Drink something local and healthy though, so that it's a healthy exercise. Can you count how many times I said it? I would be interested to know!

[@gomezaddams6470]

@@Robin.Greenfield Fruit water🍉🍊🍋🍑🍎🍏🍇🥭🍓

[@cherriemckinstry131]

@@gomezaddams6470 Good reply.... are you a fruit liver? I miss real watermelon and cantaloupe.

[@m.g.d4721]

You are so knowledgeable! You are truly right! We don’t need cough syrups or other medicines when we have honey, turmeric, ginger, apple cider vinegar etc., I have many herbs in my mini green house and I’ve made rosemary tincture, oregano infused oil and lavender lemonade. I’m in Southern California and I’m going to give it a try with a banana tree and a papaya tree. I’m excited to see how it goes. Thank you again for your valuable teachings!💚🙏🏼🥦🥬🥒🍎

[@RealNewsChannel]

Thanks for the update. Hope you do some more often.

[@betawarier346]

Your videos always gives me hope in people again

[@liliyasgardenchannel8876]

Rob, you inspire me

[@IssacTrotts]

You look so happy and healthy. This is truly an inspiration.

[@akindofmagick]

Missed you hugely - can’t wait to see what’s next on your journey!!

[@hunati31]

Rob, You are amazing and amusing, I'm always smiling when watching you....

[@LifeLessonsWithMike]

Hey Rob, I live close to Orlando I would love to come see in person what you are doing. I have an acre of land and I'm not doing anything with it. Let me know if it's possible to check out your garden.

[@skytyou]

Same here, live in the area and know some people that are avid planters and would love to create a community full of people like us.

[@whereswendy8544]

I am green with envy. You have succeeded in a way of living and eating that is so wonderful and inspiring to me. I think it is a good idea to travel to different areas to forage for foods that don' t otherwise grow well in your home territory. AND you are not a starving, unhealthy vegan.

[@AkraticElitist]

If there's an apocalypse this guy and primitive tech will reboot the world.

[@StuckInSilverCS]

Aaron Harburg will they procreate togeather to make a super mutant tho?

[@bladeealbania]

yess, the man in this video is playing stardew valley, primitive tech is playing ark survival evolved. Together they can EASILY procreate into a baby playing terraria minecraft rust and all the survival games irl.

[@scuffedcomedy4819]

no they won't someone would kill em for a single potato

[@aspider7240]

ScuffedComedy sadly

[@save.theducks]

Dr stone irl

[@michellelockett6518]

That baby banana was so cute, children would love those 😊

[@iainwaugh9777]

Got an instant pot a few months ago, absolutely love it! Not so common in the uk though most folk have no idea what I’m talking about. Makes great risotto ... which rob can have a month when he’s alowed to buy rice again.

[@jocaingles8464]

That grain he is growing can make risotto

[@annetterohla8932]

​@@jocaingles8464 The grain with the most protein is wheat.The second most protein is rice.Millet is way down on the bottom of the list.I cooked it once,and never again.It is completely tasteless and is just pure starch.Cheaper wilbirdfoods contain millet,but even the birds prefer peanuts and sunflower seeds.I probably tried millet like grits for breakfast with salt and butter,I don't remember,but why bother doctoring something up to make it edible,when corn,Brown rice,or oats taste great.

[@annetterohla8932]

Oh ,I forgot to mention the delicious grain barley.

[@sunshinedayz7032]

I love that you are so grateful and appreciative of the food. Very cool.

[@KatiKatKatKat]

You are amazing 😍 by the way; my daughter now wants to make her own sauerkraut 😂

[@hackercoolio]

It makes me happy to see that people like Rob Greenfield exist! Bless you brother.. Would love to follow a similar lifestyle for my self in the future..

[@Somalilander]

17:00 *woow you have your own pharmacy well done*

[@jayneeburks8482]

I raised my family in the Northwest and fed them off of our garden and animals that we raised. Canning and drying produce a was important to the process of feeding all 4 of us, as was freezing food. It would be great to see you experiment in a less temperate climate. Congratulations on your near end experiment. It has been interesting to watch.

[@Robin.Greenfield]

Awesome Jaynee! Sending love!

[@thedoctoradvocate8251]

Hey mate, i'd recommend buying some PH strips if you're going to continue using the ground storage, that way you can stay safe from Botulism and whatnot.

[@elmitch5082]

Rob, you are so inspiring and I can't thank you enough for all of the great videos, gardening, and lessons you have shared with us. You are truly wonderful!

[@familyfruit9833]

Another vote to see you do a temperate version, sounds fascinating and potentially very different.

[@staninjapan07]

'Technically' - for want of a better word - this is very impressive. Personally, this is very inspirational. Not that I feel I could do this here in a city in Japan, or even that I could do anything remotely like it, but in general terms I think people like this remind the majority of us who live the modern/inductrialized lifestyle that there is still a 'real' worl in which to live. For people like me the 'real' world extends only as far as things like weekends walking in the mountains. Thanks for this and the first episode, too.

[@angelaleehealwithcompassio6525]

I'd love to learn all this. You are amazing!

[@Olympicchamp123]

Your the village farmer that everyone goes to because you have everything

[@gravitysdaughtr]

"Hi everyb-" *subscribed* I have attempted to eat only out of my backyard since 2016, lets just say its a struggle.

[@wizardss3684]

Rob your so inspiring man. Gotta give it to you, your doing something most people would never think of but many people aspire to. I would love to live a life even to a fraction of how your living. Much love from Oklahoma🙌

[@Teem_Loots]

I’d like to see you do this project in hardiness zone three too!

[@moamoa7067]

You inspire me to try to harvest and forage more here in sweden, its part of our right to be able to enjoy nature and able to forage berries,fruits,mushrooms and lots of pther thing. Will be harvesting rosehip and other stuff before the dark winter kicks in for real. Till spring I hope to harvest and grow some of my weekly foods and learning new stuff. You really inspire me to do this in my cold climate :)

[@thattrollagen]

"I just picked up a hand full of deer meat and put it in a jar"

[@torsteinrocks]

"It was on the side of the road"

[@mj6463]

“Foraged from I-45 “

[@hallielucille1209]

I was like what he do hit it with his car because that shit could be rotted if he didn’t know when it died

[@isabellezablocki7447]

@@hallielucille1209 no problem for eating relatively fresh road kill .

[@mjt1517]

@@hallielucille1209 or diseased

[@Voirreydirector]

Well done, hon! You have gone further in better directions than most of your peers. Decades ago an eager young man named Eliot Coleman came to Maine and after lots of mistakes really got Maine like you got Orlando. You truly are continuing in some of the finest traditions of farming. I hope you write a book!

[@martywilsonlife]

Thank you for mentioning the omnivore aspect of your diet. Bountiful fish and venison. Both a very sustainable part of your year-long experiment. As you noted your body fat composition and energy improved when eating more meat. As an ethical omnivore, I am also dedicated to utilizing sustainable, nourishing, ethically produced protein and fat-rich foods. 'Great to see all you've accomplished!

[@FionaMaguire]

It is great to see you Rob looking so happy and enjoying every moment