He Ran out of Water for His Garden... Until He Did this ONE THING! (PANTRY CHAT Back To Eden Garden)

Learn the basics and how to get started with the Back to Eden gardening method from this interview with Josh and Paul Gautschi.
Paul is dispelling many myths surrounding this method of gardening. For more information and tips for getting started, visit the blog post here: homesteadingfamily.com/back-t...
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[@cherokeepurple4480]

I was agnostic when I came across The Back to Eden film. Paul introduced me to God and scripture through his film and videos on KZbin, and I became hooked on gardening. It’s been a bit over five years since then and I was recently baptized. My garden is my favorite spot to meet with the Creator and talk with Him. Thank you Paul for changing my life. You are so loved.❤️

[@sarahmiranda7130]

Amazing testimony

[@franchescawetter8423]

😭 Praise God!! He is so Good! // For his invisible attributes, namely, his eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly perceived, ever since the creation of the world, in the things that have been made. So they are without excuse. Romans 1:20 ESV

[@Eller677]

Thank you for sharing your story, Cherokee Purple! 💛

[@brooksideacreshomestead]

thats awesome! Praise God

[@amcall]

What a testimony! Thank you for sharing ❤️

[@jodough5478]

Hearing him still be so amazed about God’s brilliance is refreshing! I needed to hear this today. Thank you for what your guys do

[@danielleterry180]

Thank you for this . God told me get prepared 5 years ago, for one year I thought safty as I was a OTR trucker and many of us get killed out there, so I got home and truck prepared to protect myself…he kept urging me, I told daughter and she flippantly said just watch UTube lol so I did, watched homesteaders growing, canning, raising…I asked God is this what you mean? He said yes get prepared, so I started getting raised beds, building a coop, getting green house and grow tunnel ( since truck driver it got delivered and kids piled it in my shed) last December god woke me up and told me get home and get prepared now! I told him, I don’t have everything I still need more stuff, home not paid off..he said NO get home now and start ..so I did. My home was paid off in January god did that for me . When you follow God keep all your faith in him, do what he tells you, and you will live abundantly, doesn’t mean you will have all your wants and gimies, but will have all you need. The Lord is our savior with no relationship with him you cannot get into the kingdom, search out that relationship he loves all, he invites all but those without the relationship will not be allowed. God is good always,anything else is not of God.

[@judydistefano1648]

Thank you for your testimony

[@ruanddu]

Watching the Back to Eden documentary completely changed my life. I went from depressed with little purpose or direction to totally driven to dive head first into growing food and awakening to God's goodness in the design. Paul, thank you for heading the call to spread God's message.

[@morganfike2662]

This is probably my favorite homesteading family video. It is good for my soul to hear two godly men speak wisdom and quote scripture and glorify God. Thank you so much!

[@sarahogden3826]

Wood chips transformed our concrete-like clay soil to a beautiful, loamy soil full of life!

[@soulspaces]

“When God gives you a message to share, there is no stopping it” …. Thank you guys. Needed to remember that this morning. 🦋

[@doreenlawrence2654]

I love this! Worshipping the Creator, not the creature! I was truly blessed listening to your conversation.

[@arabi]

I have been gardening for 8 years (since 2014) and I am so grateful that my introduction to gardening methods was the back to Eden method. I cut my teeth on heavy mulching with wood chips! I had a huge space that I wanted to plant a garden in on Georgia red clay. Tilling would have been a back breaking joke! I am soooo grateful that not only is out garden beautiful, drought resistant and productive, but nutrient dense and Independent of chemical fertility! Thanks so much Paul! My kids are growing up with God's system being the norm for food growth.

[@jenniferrastley7337]

Does it have to be chips? Fresh or composted?

[@darthvader5300]

I can remember in our village in Kazan, Russia that they have primitive but very safe equipment that can turn wood into wood chips and the elders said it is better that way because it has the right sizes and shapes to create AIR SPACES between them so that water and air can go through into them to moisten and aerate it and given enough time the bottom layer in contact with the soil has started to turn into humus until all of it will become a thick layer of humus. But this requires that you add a fresh layer of wood chips over the first layer periodically so as to maintain an airy wood chips layer to protect the older wood chips which is turning into humus in various stages. But in the 1980s we started mixing the wood chips with water containing dissolved rock dust powder to saturation point level so as to accelerate the fermentation process to turn the airy wet wood chips layer into a a very fertile humus. More than that, Jean Pain has pointed out that the humus also synthetizes water for any crops planted right through it.

[@LiberLady]

Mulched wood chips... not freshly chipped wood chips -- HUGE difference... this is what confuses people. Also, most people who get inspired by this start their garden in the spring.... I remind them that the best way to start their back to eden garden is to start in the FALL, with the cardboard and deep woodchips (best with 10 inches of MULCHED wood chips, topped by 3-5 inches of freshly chipped wood chips and allowed to sit ALL WINTER. the garden will be ready to plant in by that following spring. People expect INSTANT results and do not realize that it takes TIME to establish the soil and every year the garden will grow in more abundance year after year. NOTE he says, he SIFTS the woodchips from his Chicken yard!!! that fine stuff is MULCHED woodchips!

[@fourdayhomestead2839]

Yes. 👍🌱 Yard/garden waste, chicken poop & wood chips all composting together. It takes plenty of time.

[@kerim.peardon5551]

How I did my garden to start with: cardboard, potting soil (mushroom compost and topsoil), and then woodchips on top of that to cover. I have an old pile of woodchips I haven't finished using yet and I could sift them now because they've broken down enough to produce soil. It just takes a bit of time to get there. But you can top-dress with compost, or just scrape aside the chips to get to the soil underneath if you don't have room to let a woodchip pile decompose so you can sift it. All of it works, it just depends on what you have access to and how much work you can put in.

[@lauraburruss2217]

Yes fresh wood chips kill stuff. Old dry is great to grow in. I put both in my compost pile along with wood ash.

[@enzoselva888]

Excuse my slowness. So, "Mulched" wood chips means aged wood chips with manure, and some age on them over winter to break them down?

[@nikkisigmon8090]

@@enzoselva888 Yes, you'll want older woodchips. Even letting them sit a year would be fine. The issue is that there is such a high ratio of carbon in fresh woodchips that to break down, the carbon pulls nitrogen from the soil. This can cause a temporary issue with not enough nitrogen. But if you use older woodchips, it won't pull nearly as much nitrogen to cause a deficiency. If you mix in fresh woodchips with chicken manure, that greatly increase the nitrogen availability and keeps it from pulling form the soil. You don't want to plant in fresh chicken manure though because it's too "hot" (too high in nutrients and will burn/damage plant roots). Letting it sit for a bit allows the breakdown of the material, making it great to add to the garden.

[@ourlongwayaround9583]

I had only heard of "Back too Eden" gardening but had no concept of it. I learned so much! Also, felt like you guys took us to CHURCH! I loved it!

[@caseydeia2006]

“They” tell you it won’t work because how else would they get your monies, God is so glorious he planned for EVERYTHING 🙏🏻❤️

[@Mindy56743]

I was blessed to have a load of whole tree wood chips given to me. The Father in Heaven has blessed me so much. He is the greatest provider when we put our faith and love to him first. I love what Paul says in the video he is always praising the Father in Heaven for every. He gives God all the praise for what he is doing.

[@marninegley]

Paul is an amazing man of the Lord. I’m lucky enough to know him and his wife and he has helped me a few times with advice for my garden.

[@michiganporter]

There's a reason the things that fall off trees in fall are called LEAVES! Meaning leave them on the ground! Its free fertilizer and cover its God blessing us every moment of the day! Great job getting the word out fellas!

[@danabella6540]

This man is a legend. I love how he exalt the Lord in his gardening - only him do that extensively.

[@sarahmcfarlane5679]

I learned so much. It's awesome to hear so much praise for God!! And so exciting to be reminded that He has given us all we need to garden well. He's given us all we need to do whatever He calls us to well! He cares for us ❤️ Thank you for this great video!

[@cassityart7001]

Great interview! ❤️🌱🌞Our fellowship listened to Paul’s BTE documentary and implemented it right after the credits rolled in 2011-12. To date we have worked together and helped people start their own garden and market gardens. Eleven years later we have been a witness to seed to seed production. Best fruit we have ever grown. Blessings to Paul and Carol! ❤️🌱🌞

[@empressenskye]

🤣 I JUST picked up some leaf mulch under a tree for a little blanket on some plants. Cold just started here in South Africa, so I felt sorry for the little plants. It smells so good! Nothing beats that smell 🤗

[@kerim.peardon5551]

I'm glad to see Paul looks like he's doing pretty good. I know his physical health has not been the best because of his exposure to Agent Orange and the damage that did to his nervous system. I think if it ever gets to the point he can't walk, he'll figure out a way to garden from an electric wheelchair.

[@lauriehughes9078]

You will experience the same wonderful process of Discovery of God's intricate Wisdom, as You learn how your Body functions to maintain Homeo Stasis / Rx HEALTH, ad You did in learning how Nature Sustains LIFE on Earth. PEACE

[@TexasHomesteaders]

Paul is a gift to gardeners. I used to till and weed and stopped that nonsense years ago. So many "experts" out there still teaching difficult gardening methods when there's a much easier way.

[@MakelleBell]

I love his connection with Israel's/Our repentance and correcting to the prosperity of the land. So right!!

[@whiteyfisk9769]

Just a reminder that the U.S. taxpayer gives Izzrael 104 dollars PER SECOND. Money they use to gund free healthcare and free college for EVERY SINGLE CITIZEN.....while you and I, the ones paying for that, go bankrupt if we have to visit the emergency room. That is not right, that is evil. That is not of God.

[@shandor2522]

What a great thing to see two men of God celebrating the Creator’s wisdom!

[@maryknittel1266]

Never get tired of listening to this gentleman's testimony.

[@kimette712]

Brought tears to my eyes..the awesome God we serve. Thank you.

[@DsHomeyGarden]

I have "come to believe" more in the 36:46 minutes than all the many hours of gardening videos I have watched. Thank you Homesteading Family for this video. I have watched many of Paul's videos and have loved them all, but this one is short and like Paul's fruits :OH SO SWEET: Thank you.

[@hollier9485]

I love listening to Paul. His testimony about just listening to God. God making our burden lighter. God is so good! 🙏❤️🙏 We live in NC with tons of red clay. When we purchased our property 9 years ago, the garden was a giant brick! The previous owner had completely stripped the earth, used 10-10-10 & did not add ANY organic material. I found (God led me to) Paul's method & it made so much sense!! My husband thought I was nuts bc I wanted to add woodchips to the space but he has seen the light. At first, it was just woodchips laying on a brick. 6 months later, we had huge worms & the beginnings of topsoil. Today, I planted several things for our summer garden. I dug down 6-7 inches, through beautiful black organic earth, before I got to moist clay!! At the end of growing season to early spring planting, we allow our chickens into the garden space. They break down the summer plants, eat bugs & fertilize. No fertilizer shortage here. We continuously add leaves, woodchips & grass clippings. So with alot of patience & time, our garden is lush & abundant. Yes, the weeds love it too. Bermuda grass is my nemesis! But the weeds are easier to pull. Plus, I have been teaching myself about our edible "weeds" & learning how to work with them, not against them. God has blessed us with numerous medicinal plants. THANK YOU SO MUCH PAUL!!! ❤️ Your insight has made a huge impact on our garden & you are a blessing to our lives. P.S. I even prune my fruit trees to grow down to me, not up away from me. No ladders at harvest time.

[@karieberry1070]

I now live in so cal - our soil is bad. I’m so thankful for Back To Eden ! I’m going to use this technique here-- I used it in Utah - it worked . You just have to be patient with nature . Remember to do this for two seasons ! You’ll see the results. Study the film 🥰🌷

[@cathycooper3550]

Thank you for sharing God’s message through gardening. I love your boldness to share the message of salvation!

[@JessicaGarcia-wt2lp]

What a special message this morning! :) Love when I hear the glory being given to God. And the simplicity of nature. Thanks for sharing this morning!

[@CharlesGann1]

Thank you for bringing this update of Paul. This method has been amazing. We have wet Springs and heavy clay. With chips the worms createa soil structure and loosen clay by maintaining moisture. Also allows no til which gets us in the garden so early. Love this story everytime I hear Thank you so much.

[@anthonysutherland9487]

I think it is important to note that the term woodchip in many people’s mind refers to the trunk and branches but the term used in back to eden refers to the whole plant, branches as well as leaves. This is probably why nitrogen is in balance with the other elements in the soil. If using just the hard wood chips there may be a problem wit balance.

[@midwyf]

Yes! Needles leaves and twigs!

[@lauriehughes9078]

With the gross UNmulched Woid Chips I've noticed: _ they never biodegrade (as does true mulch ) _ Earwigs proliferate in that medium ! _ commercial biz DYES the large crude wood chips Red, Green, Black + Brown to further DEnature that "Product"

[@sheilamalone227]

I have to ask a question. We have termites in our area. If I put wood chips in my garden, will the termite follow?

[@janet4019]

@@sheilamalone227 that is also a big concern for us as we garden our back yard which is right next to our house. I would love to hear an answer on this question... ty

[@TheCountryLivingHomestead]

God always provides! Thanks for sharing his word and the information he has given you Paul! I am using this method for our orchard and grapevines and am so grateful.

[@sanderprice]

Amen !! Yes, give God the glory !!! Love this !!!

[@angesmith2322]

I love this practical application of the Bible & God's principles!

[@donitaharchar6525]

When God's Hand is on you! 🙌💗💐💗🙌 Showing up and showing out! Bless God!

[@Vulture-88]

Yeah! I just planted 6 fruit trees. Last minute I felt led to run over to my woods on my property and grab lush handfuls of under growth to place around their base. I will add more when I get home. Love you both so much. Hugs to you and your families.... From Northern Minnesota.... 🙋🏼‍♀️🌼

[@rvanda449]

This was like water for my thirsty soul. Thank you both.

[@Eller677]

I am blown away by the simplicity of this approach. I am in the midst of watching the Back to Eden Documentary and am being refreshed and encouraged. Thank you guys for sharing this message of abundant provision with us! 💛

[@sir.reelcinema]

I had the privilege of going to Paul’s property about four years ago and experiencing the Lord firsthand with Paul. What an amazing soul he has God is good

[@janew5351]

That was part of my plan when I went to Vancouver the next time. He does not do tours anymore so I guess I have missed his tour from my bucket list.

[@ericwilliams1124]

​@@janew5351After watching his videos now I want to go.

[@maren807]

I learned about the back to Eden method earlier this year. My husband was struggling to let go of conventional methods like tilling the soil. After many conversations (😉 some loving arguments) I gave in and said, "fine, till the soil." Well, he went out to till and got about 1/4 th of our garden tilled when the tiller just overheated and died. Perhaps that was the Lord speaking? My husband hasn't bought a new tiller yet. We got a free delivery of wood chips last week 🙌. So glad I heard to sift the chips before using them. 🌿🍂🌱❤ Thank you for this interview 👍😊. And Jesus come quickly ❤

[@NonToxicHome]

Study to show thyself approved unto God, as a workmen, who needeth not be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. We're looking at prior to 2060, based on the first seal having been opened in March 2020. If you're part of the tiny remnant, we invite you to join in on our video Bible studies. :) Hold on to your crown; it's going to be a wild ride!

[@AdoptedDaughterofJesus]

he sifts stuff from his chicken pens not in the main orchard section. watch some tours paul did

[@loricoats763]

I enjoyed hearing Josh talk about Jesus. I’ve been watching your videos for awhile now and it’s great to hear.

[@GossMania]

Amazing how God blesses you and allows you to bless others, we have just started to research and learn the back to Eden method and hope to imply it soon. Thanks for sharing your wisdom in this form of gardening. Many blessings from our homestead in Mississippi

[@nancyplank1651]

Great learning video AND great Christian Witness!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!

[@Emily_Watson]

I love this man’s faith and enthusiasm for God ❤

[@eurochic7]

Wow what a life changing video. God is so good and life can be so simple when we don't try to complicate things. I can't wait to try this method.

[@patriciap4952]

Over the years I have loved watching his videos. What a blessing he is!

[@rebeccamercer4160]

Thank you so much for sharing this. God bless you and you Josh for making it possible for us to watch. I am going to try this. I have had the worst garden for 4 years. Thank you for opening my eyes. Come learn of me , My yoke is easy my burden is light! Faith!

[@FineFeatheredHomestead]

Last autumn I tossed the fallen leaves and branches into a vacant bed and let it over winter. In spring the natural insects, weather and the process of decay had broken it down so very little had to be discarded. Under the branches was 2 cubic yards of fine mulch, richer and more fragrant than any store bought version. That bed now holds loads of green tomatoes ready to ripen. None of my other beds are as fast growing or producing, though they all contain the same compost, manure and mulch on top. Fertilizing is the same too. Can't ignore results like that!

[@marthaministries459]

💜 John 15:7-8 If ye abide in me, and my words abide in you, ye shall ask what ye will, and it shall be done unto you. Herein is my Father glorified, that ye bear much fruit; so shall ye be my disciples. YES TO ESTHER 💜

[@dianeirvine1384]

Hi Paul lovely to see you again. I think of you often. It is true what you told me. It gets better every year. I had to buy another freezer this year. Gods abundance. Love and Blessings from Invercargill Southland New Zealand. Thank you for the interview.

[@jerriwynn2754]

👍👍👍👍👍👍 Awesome!!!!! Gardening and Jesus and salvation message!!!!!

[@ashleybidon2319]

THANK you for reminding us of Gods provision, mercy and blessings! Better than a Sunday morning ;) God is good

[@angelocarantino4803]

Great video! I love the natural approach. This combined with my ollas for irrigation has helped me go on vacation for days, up to a week and not worry about my garden. Keep up the great work 0w0

[@TXDHC]

I just love Paul. He lights up when he speaks of these truths God revealed to him. I saw the film right after it came out and it changed my gardening methods.

[@britaniethompson8841]

God is good always. So excited for this training video. Thank you Paul for sharing your knowledge.😊

[@chrissnyder5584]

Fantastic, informative, and inspiring. Thank you for sharing! GOD PROVIDES!!!

[@LennyLeLizard]

Paul is awesome. Watched any videos I could find with him previously, but haven't seen anything new in quite a long time. This was a great video!

[@songsforthemaster]

That was awesome❣️Praise the Lord for humble souls that are willing to share God’s simple methods. 🙌🏼 Thank you so much for doing this interview and yes indeed it was an honor. May the Lord continue to guide and bless you and your family. 🙏🏽 Your sister in Christ, Shirley from PA.

[@heidim5693]

I was so encouraged by this interview!

[@jbpreps2122]

I about fell on the floor when you said God led you into the woods. I just get the mulch layer from underneath the trees in the woods.

[@kristiecox7350]

Haven’t heard him in quite awhile. Nice to see he’s still around. Love his knowledge. Thanks for having him.

[@6Circle]

Wow, so much great information! Praise the Lord for giving it to us through Paul! One thing i realized listening to yall talk is i should ask God whenever i have a question instead of searching on the internet etc.

[@jackquelinehelt2228]

Amazing! Learned so much, including how much more awesome my God is than I ever realized! He truly does love us!

[@rough-hewnhomestead5737]

I like what Paul does and I LOVE his enthusiasm for the Lord!! Great interview!

[@daisymundo3259]

Just listening to you both speaking about the simplicity of this God (Jesus Christ) Concept (back to Eden garden) inspires me to worship God, for his greatness and wisdom. It really has confirmed what he told me, when I found the soil so rocky and hard to even make a tiny hole. Through His Holy Spirit, He said use wood shavings, Chips and told me exactly what type of animals to get as well. Our God is wonderful, He is our Creator and Creator of all Things, He is just so wonderful, wonderful wonderfull and marvelous and beautiful with His Creation. There is no other God like Him, Its just Him and He is real the same infinite and Eternal God. Halleluya!

[@motorsports4life]

❤Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom and God's love and message for us all. We all need to listen more.

[@beckykrick6108]

THANK YOU FOR WISDOM IN GARDENING!! GOD BLESS YOU PAUL !!!

[@beckykrick6108]

THANK YOU JOSH FOR A VERY EDUCATIONAL INTERVIEW WITH PAUL AND SHARING IT WITH THE PEOPLE!!! LOVED THE KNOWLEDGE FROM THIS!!! GOD BLESS YOU SIR!!!

[@midwyf]

I agree! Josh did a great job of clarifying and demystifying B2E lore! 🕊💞

[@highroad3580]

I started a food forest about the time Paul Gautschi’s documentary came out. The only bad mulch I ever put down was Cedar dropped off by the County. The trees and plants didn’t die, but got sick. Upon discovery I pulled the mulch to the walkways and brought in the shed bedding cleanings from our goats. All is very well now several years later. I am learning to no till garden with part of the annual beds. We have a tractor and tiller so it seems more convenient to add lots of compost and till. It however is not convenient to remove rocks, weed, weed again, and still deal with poor compacted soil. Maybe the fall garden will go in no till.

[@myriamvalentin4]

How beautiful that he gives all glory to God. And when talking about fertilizing he asked "when does God do it?". Took me a second to realize and then all I could say was wow. Like he says, in the fall the leaves fall then over winter as it breaks down and it snows and rains its like a compost tea, getting everything ready for the spring.

[@mio.giardino]

We have always been told not to use certain types of leaves in composting. And my in-laws have reiterated this to me, but then I turned around and asked him, “so in the forest where these trees are, is there stuff growing underneath them?“ They replied ‘yes’, so then I asked them “why can’t I use that kind of leaf in my compost?”. Thank you for this interview! 💕

[@dawnbern2917]

Thank you so much for this interview! I found that the best way to describe the Back to Eden method to people is to call the covering 'chipper waste' rather than 'wood chips',because it's not the wood chips that come in big plastic bags at Home Depot that Paul has been using. He said so many times in his videos to make friends with someone that has a tree business with a chipper machine. That's exactly what I did, Emmanuel was on the street with his crew on a job, I handed him 50 bucks and asked him if he would dump it on my driveway. Sifted enough through the hardware cloth for the annual beds, The Perennial beds got the the larger stuff. And so many of my neighbors were able to do the same thing! Yay!

[@rachaeloverman7848]

Wow!!! Glad to see Paul G on here!

[@aliciadupuy9228]

I started my first garden this year! Thatks in part to both of you! Thanks completely to God 🙏

[@JoySpirit888]

Paul God's blessings 🙏💜🙏

[@therelpher5345]

This man is so humble.

[@sandraguerrero4297]

This was your best episode ever. Thanks timing was perfect for me.

[@hammerheadcorvette4]

It makes so much sense, people will still deny it.

[@rochellemyers7104]

I watched it after my brother recommended it. We have implemented this method, love it and have helped others to start their own gardens with this method as well. We LOVE the back to Eden method!

[@wavabaker8806]

love this,how much we can learn from GOD

[@JoySpirit888]

Paul you are awesome Amen 🙏

[@linastockley4544]

Just discovered you and love this method. Its fall here now in Australia. I must prepare my veggie garden for spring. That you Paul God bless you

[@MaximumLivingNow]

WOW....just wow!!!

[@betsybaker4856]

I so enjoyed taking a tour with Paul at his garden three years ago! So inspiring and informative. We've implemented the gardening method and so love the relationship God wants with us - communication and fellowship. No better place for that than the garden!

[@kaiteedalpra]

We love the Back to Eden gardening method. It is working fabulous after only 1 season!

[@franchescawetter8423]

Josh, your interviews are spectacular! I love the practical and thorough questions you always ask. It's exactly what a curious person like me loves to listen to!

[@lanalovesjesus6133]

Like Jesus said, " you want to know heavenly things and you dont understand earthly things". So true. We think we know so much, yet we make simple things difficult.

[@scottyd6774]

What a great method; I can’t wait to try it. What a blessing, thank you for sharing.

[@dtorrice5101]

Love him! His Back to Eden documentary is so beautiful.

[@Greens5511]

Wow! This is awesome!!! My mine is swirling with new ideas for my farm! I watc6h the Back to Eden movie years ago and have been working towards it since...this was just the perfect timing for me to take another step towards fully achieving the end result of where I need to b. Thank you!!

[@dustcloudfeatherstone8195]

How refreshing to hear this early a.m.!

[@juliemiscera267]

What a blessing to be listening to this.

[@nicolestraw2957]

I love to hear about faith and gardening! Two of the most important things to me! Thank you for sharing!

[@judahsina4212]

Great interview! Love the Wisdom of our Creator!!

[@nasanction]

I have many oaks, Falling dead branches is a weekly cleanup. I have been making about 8 piles around my yard of all the branches for years. I stack them up, and they decay down on there own. The soil under them is top notch, and I have enough to run a small green house indefinitely.

[@karenfisk6417]

Beautiful testimony of God's care for us.

[@blancaholland9988]

We a long time ago started our garden with back to Eden God almighty is awesome ❤️😎

[@darthvader5300]

I can remember in our village in Kazan, Russia that they have primitive but very safe equipment that can turn wood into wood chips and the elders said it is better that way because it has the right sizes and shapes to create AIR SPACES between them so that water and air can go through into them to moisten and aerate it and given enough time the bottom layer in contact with the soil has started to turn into humus until all of it will become a thick layer of humus. But this requires that you add a fresh layer of wood chips over the first layer periodically so as to maintain an airy wood chips layer to protect the older wood chips which is turning into humus in various stages. But in the 1980s we started mixing the wood chips with water containing dissolved rock dust powder to saturation point level so as to accelerate the fermentation process to turn the airy wet wood chips layer into a a very fertile humus. More than that, Jean Pain has pointed out that the humus also synthetizes water for any crops planted right through it.

[@shelleyjohnston2537]

LOVE EVERYTHING about this video. thank you gentlemen