Now They Want Us to STOP BACKYARD GARDENING? What’s Next?

[@NextLevelGardening]

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[@greatbriton8425]

Not one life was saved by lockdowns, but many were lost. Dig into the topic. The conventional science pre-Covid. The results post-Covid. It's yet another power game - masks and lockdowns. You will be horrified if you read past the propaganda. There is a deep state and they're doing well. Search my threads.

[@grumpystiltskin]

Indoor gardening works better every year too! Grow lamps aren't just for weeds

[@xt7190]

Are you old enough to remember when planes did Not make Clouds?? Geo engineering of the atmospheric rivers is the problem!

[@shawncarroll5255]

First, a shout out to the folks at Rodale, i.e. Organic Gardening. This KZbinr is good, but search That carbon footprint argument is SO bogus. Our garden was the major source of fresh vegetables when I was a kid and we had no money. One of my little sisters was severely hurt, and while she eventually recovered it was after dozens of surgeries. Zucchini for ease of growth and lettuce because greens are one of your most expensive purchases ( and garden lettuce tastes MUCH better) plus tomatoes just because heirloom tomatoes taste WAY better. These were the mainstays at the time in our small suburban garden. I did a lot of work in that garden, and have gardened ever since. I was going to give pointers until the second half of the video. I love the fact that he has used every technique I have to save money. I'll also add my two cents worth about that idiotic headline, and kudos to him for going further into the study. First, the claim that monoculture is more efficient, even when you add fertilizer and pesticides. Huh? My dad was a chemical engineer, and must be rolling in his grave. I guess that carbon footprint claim might work if you ignore the entire energy signature when building that friggin huge multistory manufacturing plant that takes up acres, while also ignoring the cost of any kind of toxic waste disposal and incineration (high temperature incineration is often the only way to dispose of some of the really toxic organics). Oh and what is the cost to cart away tons of contaminated soil after building a clay lined tomb for it, covering it with a supposedly impermeable cap, and monitoring all the area around it just in case that impermeable cap, or the clay liner, leak. You know, all those safe products like DDT, Lindane (used to control termites because It's the next best thing to a forever chemical until they realized it was f@cking up kids), Isotox (you used to be able to find a neurotoxin to spray on your vegetables), and Roundup. Look up "pesticide" and "adjuvants" too. I have trouble believing though that even if you just look at the feedstock and energy costs of fertilizer and pesticides that monocultures are more efficient. Here's why. Soil carbon. One of the newest scams being perpetrated by corporate farms is paying them for soil sequestration of carbon. Better known as compost. Why isn't there any carbon in that soil? Because it's much easier to simply keep dumping fertilizer on the soil until it is so worn that you reach the point of diminishing returns. Now they want to be paid to put carbon back in the soil. That's not carbon capture, that's remediation for all the carbon that was released due to terrible farming practices. I compost massively, and routinely when I can grab them get loads of wood chips when they are trimming trees. As they break down they turn into this wonderful black soil, or even better yet if you have areas your planning to start a garden in (and I have clay subsoil that had all the top soil scraped off when they built the house 40+ years ago) just till the wood chips about a foot or so deep, leave it raised up, and as the wood chips break down they had tons of carbon while hugely improving drainage. Grow some really deep rooted annual cover crops during that same time span, and in a couple of years it's wonderful to gardening. The only thing you've paid for is the rototiller (and a little bit of gasoline). Lastly, all that organic matter in the soil holds moisture. So when you get a dry spell you don't need to start watering your plants immediately. Except when you're involved in corporate agriculture where the soil has been abused so badly that it has very little water retention capability, so you need to irrigate it more. Which means you are pumping more water. Which is HIGHLY energy intensive. I have 8 rain barrels that I use to gather rainwater, both to water my acid-living plants, and also to raise dozens of Cope's Grey Tree Frog tadpoles in. My children ADORE the tree frogs. As an added bonus, when my daughter was little it turned out a mama gray fox had raised a litter in our brush pile. While I think the coyotes had killed her other kits, she still had one and brought it over to our koi pond to teach it to catch frogs. My then little girl and I just sat watching the mother and her kit for over half an hour. This by a child who was severely ADHD. After all the poisons were gone, instead of having to spray pesticides to keep all the beetle grubs out of the lawn, it turns out there's a kind of wasp that hunts the grubs and then takes them to a burrow where they feed her young. We have dozens of kinds of native bees. We also have t😢o remove black jumping spiders from our blackberries, blueberries, and elderberries when we harvest them. Who needs pesticides when you have an army of little ADHD critters eating every aphid and fruit fly they can catch, and eating the stink bug eggs that they find on anything (It turns out jumping spiders ADORE stink bug eggs). Have I mentioned birds? This is already rambled on too long.

[@visamedic]

I DO garden defiantly. There’s a shotgun sitting on the porch 😂

[@discipuloschristi6787]

Remember folks, the carbon they want to reduce is us.

[@turnipfarmer_retired]

Yep, and they are going to criminalize everything that keeps US alive and force upon us everything that doesn't.

[@christiethomas6905]

I came here to say the same 😂

[@Oatmilllk]

Not really, they want us having more children not less. More people = more taxes

[@lynnealuebben1967]

That is poignant.

[@cmbells7736]

Who's they? Your capitalist overlords love having lots of bodies to exploit and give them they earnings. Grow.

[@janeandwill]

None of this makes sense. It’s not about the environment. It’s about power and control.

[@younes86hotmail]

yep, a resource grab

[@gloriastreet4684]

@@younes86hotmail actually, it’s a grab of the entire world… Complete takeover. Research agenda 2030.

[@joanmiley3777]

I agree its mostly about power & control.

[@nanarose3496]

Absolutely!!!

[@gail7998]

For sure!

[@efoxxok7478]

It’s not about the environment, it’s about control. He who controls the food supply controls the world.

[@bwenluck9812]

"Paranoia strikes deep, into your life it will creep, starts when you're always afraid...."

[@philliphall5198]

Population is going to reduce to slav

[@Dr.Nagyonfaj]

Which is why Bill Gates is buying up mega acres of arable land in the U.S.

[@mahbriggs]

​@@bwenluck9812 Is it paranoia if they really are out to get you?

[@dingus6317]

@@bwenluck9812 At what point do you trust the words out of their very mouths?

[@zarrinafshar]

I am a gardener, growing my own food, after this study I am tripling my garden. 😋😋

[@carianin5293]

Everyone should.

[@devorahstevens6194]

Yea baby!

[@arturoroco1540]

Me too, and they can kiss my azz.

[@lifesstory2448]

im with you. but the problem is, soon based on this study they would make law to stop us!

[@talegunrdav]

Same

[@doug779]

I no longer pay attention to media headlines. I am a retired scientist and am very upset that science seems to have been hijacked by those who have a political agenda or money rather what science should be about; inquiry and analysis of experimental facts. Keep on doing what you’re doing and don’t pay any attention to those who are trying to push their own interests. I love your channels and have learned a lot from you.

[@BillieOtero-qe1jq]

I thought plants were good for the environment, at least that's what I learned in school. Those people are off there rockers. Just another way to control everyone.

[@milliethemillinator3154]

AAAAAAMEN! Thank you for saying this truth!

[@home17able]

You will never be a true ‘retired’ scientist, so sorry to let you down.

[@mojonojo3]

@@BillieOtero-qe1jq Large agro corporations with monopolistic business practices, alongside widespread weed and insecticides, that donate to politicians are officially good for the environment.

[@patsternburg8737]

@@home17ableJust like their are good people (sometimes it seems hard to find) there are good scientists that are learning right along with us and want the truth, we are not the only ones who see what is happening. We are all to question everything! Only God knows the condition of our hearts. We cannot assume anything

[@ShortbusMooner]

'He who controls the food controls the people..' 🤨🤬 *Do not comply..* 🙏🏻💪🙏🏻

[@wisemd03]

And controls the message...

[@Growyourowninacourtyard]

🎯🎯🎯 this is about control.

[@lbarmstrong1]

And they don't want us teaching our kids either, because they know they can't get us to their way of thinking, but they believe they can get our kids.

[@cortinaman1671]

Spot on!

[@angyles1]

EXACTLY. This is all just another move towards their global agenda of complete control. And whatever the media machine is saying, you're best off believing the opposite.

[@tracisingh471]

My husband works as the vice president of research for The International Fertilizer Development Center, a non-profit company focused on testing fertilizers and their effects, educating farmers in poor countries about natural fertilizers while also reducing the use of pesticides, herbicides, harsh synthetic fertilizers, and reducing the carbon footprint. He is also an urban gardener. This headline really infuriated him. The advantages of growing your own food compared to large corporations are night and day. Just the synthetic products these corporations use are 1000 times worse, not to mention the harvesting, transportation, etc. He has to fight misinformation like this headline on a daily basis.

[@judigrumm7190]

Luckily a lot of us know the truth!👍 Thank your husband for me🙂

[@ryanabulmer]

What does your husband think of all the Farmer's protesting all around the world right now? Does he support the U.N. 2030 Agenda? Please specify what misinformation has been spread, I'd like to know.

[@shaunrobbins5902]

Anyone that uses the word misinformation isn't to be trusted

[@sweetsummer2458]

His head must be in the sand. Look at the Netherlands, their government is forcing farmers out. In the US the government is shutting down meat production. My son said the cost of calves is running 3.00 a pound. They want us to eat less meat. NWO and WEF working hard.

[@Tecolote41]

@@ryanabulmerIf he does then he better kiss farming goodbye.

[@pingupenguin2474]

Doubled down in the garden today ! Leeks, Swede, Beans, Parsnips, and Carrots. That should save a few pennies next winter. Home made compost from last winters leftovers and peelings. Only cost was the packets of seeds ( in their paper envelopes ) I dare anyone to try claiming this is harming the environment in any shape or form. 😊

[@dianedeck]

They say all this while they fly around in their jets cause "that doesnt hurt the environment". Make no mistake, its about control.

[@dismurrart6648]

Exactly. Maybe it is a higher carbon footprint than the guy with the hyper efficient irrigation system. What about the transport costs? What about the risk of ecosystem collapse? What about all the shit they do, but they want you to get rid of your tomatoes because it's their job to kill the planet

[@uniktbrukernavn]

Don't worry about the private jets, they buy carbon credits that totally offsets the whole thing. Some land owner in South America is payed a dollar per acre to not cut down the trees for the next five years. hashtag my private jet is eco-friendly somehow but your garden is not

[@6Sparx9]

That's because THEY (the UN, WEF, progressives, Neocons & Neolibs in general) think their 'mission' to save the planet is far more important. It's the same deal when asking an Anarcho-Communist such as Antifa or Occupy Wallstreet member why they are using iPhones whilst advocating for the disillusion of corporations - they invariably argue their message is so important they need the iPhone to spread it 🤦‍♂

[@iAmManaMan]

What is the matrix? Control.

[@lindanizamoff7981]

carry cell phones and use computers. All hazardous materials.

[@remoussenardremi9026]

Hi from a french gardener! I just look for who payed this study on our garden's footprint: it's the WEF. So, it's NOT about carbon and climate change, it's about self-sufficient pratices where no profit can be made... Except for ourselves!

[@Michele-hz3iw]

Not only that but…Control the food, control the people-Kissinger

[@cluebin8398]

The carbon footprint of all the WEF elitists is likely greater than all home gardeners world-wide combined.

[@whatevergoesforme5129]

Yep, always research who funded any study. So many medical studies now are funded by big pharma or the pet food industry etc.

[@wecandothiswarriors]

They have been moving forward for many years..@@Michele-hz3iw

[@jabiraidan]

Bonjor friend from across the river. Might want to keep the pressure on the EU as if they still steamroll their plans through in spite of the farmer protests average citizens won't be allowed to have gardens/livestock, and we all know how stasi they can be once they have a new cudgel...not saying the UK government won't be in lockstep mind you, but good luck to them if they want to pinch an inlotment haha

[@MrBowser2012]

So many lies are told to make people afraid. It's all about control. They don't want you to be self sufficient. Thanks for this video!!

[@brians933]

In the Soviet Union the government disallowed Christians helping Christians.

[@lindasommers5181]

Exactly!

[@caulkins69]

Wanna-be Stalins want everyone to be dependent upon centralized systems. This will make everyone too afraid to express disfavored political views because the consequence of doing so will be to get cut off from the things that are needed to survive.

[@albertfinney1328]

So many say that, rightly. So few know the full extent of that. Medicine as we now know it and religion on which it is based are control based mechanisms, far more powerful that most can imagine. Both can be insanely profitable. A light shall soon expose the beyond wicked dark forces. Medicine to be exposed and no longer promoted. Spirituality likely to rise over rote learning, IMO. Even who we are has been hidden. Better ways of managing our lives are at hand, wholesome, happy cooperative ways without the manipulation to divide us all, for the purpose of making us weak.

[@HDXFH]

Climate communism

[@cataylor4109]

Grow your own! It’s the only safe way- it’s all about control and power! Control the people, get the power- we must resist! Thank you and keep spreading the word!!

[@cherylpemberton1676]

California tried to pass this about 8 years ago; we protested, they dropped it!!

[@ctfan1486]

I have given up any hope for California! Newsom and Trudeau scare the crap out of me.

[@Renee-kk1hf]

Vote Trump 🇺🇸 Save America 🧡

[@gusmonster59]

@@Renee-kk1hf This is about gardening, not politics. Please don't bring up elections here.

[@pedrotenn2007]

Unfortunately “politics” has decided to get into every niche of our lives. You can’t ignore it when “they” are trying to control a garden!

[@patrickdurham8393]

​@@gusmonster59 Unfortunately, elections have consequences and those can even affect gardening. Bury seeds in the dirt, not your head.

[@markrowley8073]

My wife and I have had a garden for at least 40 years and there’s no way we’re going to stop now 🤨 We’re 60 years old and love our time together working on our garden 😊

[@GabrielleTollerson]

I love this!! So sweet!! 😭❤

[@alicelaybourne1620]

You would be an example of the long term carbon offset.

[@TheGreenHeartofItaly-fl3wv]

About the same here. I remember my Grandparents gardens and my Dads. It was a lot of work, but we all did our part. And got an education as to how much physical labor is required. Not that I want to waste my time, but I do wonder about the details and "peers" who reviewed the study. Thinking of all the ways to "home garden", they surely must have chosen extremes as the norm.

[@Akiku2]

My mom has a garden she does every year! I love helping her in it when I can!

[@ankavoskuilen1725]

You shouldn't stop at all. I think they are lying about the carbon footprint. Green is good! Is a garden covered in concrete better? No, ofcourse not. Nor are crops with pesticides etc.

[@pmctee]

I'll never stop gardening. It not only feeds my family, but it helps me cope emotionally with all that's going on in the world. Blessings to you.

[@MichaelRei99]

Imagine this, what are you in for? Gardening in my back yard.

[@michellewelch6013]

Absolutely. God created gardening for food, but also for solace, peace, productivity, and encouragement.

[@pmctee]

@@michellewelch6013 absolutely .It's one of my favorite places to pray and the gardening itself helps take my mind off of the pain I'm going through with my neck and shoulders. Of course it also adds to it because of the work but it's worth it.

[@catracampolieto8989]

I'll never stop gardening. Best addiction ever.

[@simplysimple7628]

Same goes for me and my family. Keeps us sane to be honest. Pretty darn scary and a overinflated ego world. Truly is NOT a positive thing

[@merlin5892]

It’s very sad, I have just started my backyard garden this year. I have five children and when money gets tight, veg is the first thing to go unfortunately. I’m so excited to see how it goes!

[@brothercarlos6944]

Keep going don't fall for this idiocy.... they don't care if you or your loved ones eat healthy or not.

[@nicothenatural]

You and your family will fall in love with it! 😍

[@mylamberfeeties875]

Don't FALL FOR THESE channels garbage. I was fooled at first but after having my channel and gardening I learned REALLY FAST that 99% of people are SCAMMERS fear scaring you. Just be you, do what works for you, 👈

[@adriennerimes6846]

Keep up with the garden. If you keep learning to survive on your own, do not depend on the government and even get a little bit healthier than you are now. You take money away from the government and they do not like that. Then you do not full depend on them. That scares the government. They want people to depend on them.

[@kell_checks_in]

Bravo! And, gardening for little kids can be miraculous!

[@the_Kurgan]

I've been saying for a few years that they would try to ban gardening. They don't want you having access to food that they don't control.

[@psyolytesaille]

Grow dome, aeroponics etc.

[@naekosl3059]

Gardeners also have achievement personalities and that is dangerous to liberal ideology for centralized social welfare which benefits politicians' families profiteering from the welfare industry.

[@jgjg3848]

Some governors already tried that. During covid, they demanded stores close off areas of stores that were the gardening area. No one could buy plants, seeds, soil, fertilizer etc. because these governors deemed that area of the store non-essential. I remember seeing all the pictures and videos of people in stores like Walmart that could go all over the store, except the garden department. They closed off the area with pallets, caution tape and sometimes an employee standing guard telling you that you couldn't enter that area under governor's order. If memory serves, the worst offender was the Michigan governor Whitmer...same state where this "study" and article stems from. Coincidence...likely not since so much money for this University comes from the government. This university gets about $400 million a year from the state government, i.e. Whitmer.

[@KKJournals]

100%

[@JeronimoStilton14]

Not exactly a crazy call when they’ve already done that with rain water collections multiple times over the years and water beats food for importance

[@mimiebeyer4695]

I'm from the old school, my mother in the 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, put in two huge gardens , that's how she fed 12 children and neighbors children and she said she loved every minute of it for her families health. We all learned to love the gardens❤🙂

[@jgdooley2003]

Home gardening for food was common when I was young. Uncles of mine had small holdings where families of 7 or eight people were fed well by the work of parents and grandparents tilling the soil. Only tea, flour and sugar were bought from the shop. Dairy and eggs from their own livestock etc...

[@dflaming1371]

My grandma's family lived off their gardens. Oh, and because of their lifestyle (hard work, you buy when you have the cash, make what you can, don't have what you don't need) with 12 kids and extended family of friends with all their needs and emergencies, her father not only lived debt free, but died with hundreds of thousands to his name

[@LaLadybug2011]

@@dflaming1371and that's the proper way to build generational wealth! There are people alive right now that don't even know how good is even grown. It's crazy!

[@karansena]

Sad

[@sbjchef]

the commercial food chain is terrified people will understand how simple growing your own healthy organic foods actually costs

[@KajsaS-eo1mu]

Exactly

[@shawnbottom4769]

What are you on about? It's neither simple nor cheap to grow and process any meaningful percentage of your own food. It's not about the cost anyway but rather the quality.

[@smerchly]

@@shawnbottom4769 Make it as simple as possible . Gather your own seeds , use rain barrels , compost , and freeze many of the vegetables . We just used some frozen tomatoes in some pasta and soups and I have some tomato seeds sprouting for an early start in my greenhouse . And don't forget that in Canada we can grow pot plants legally , they help shade my lettuce . This is so much better for our environment , and your health !

[@ElonaldTrusk]

​@@shawnbottom4769what are YOU on about?! I have 5 acres and only use about 1000sqft for gardening and chickens.... And I'm giving away cartons of eggs and baskets of produce. If you spend a few hours a week outside, and set up the proper infrastructure, food production can be easy breezy!

[@ruckboger]

BlackRock and the WEF don't want people gardening

[@lindarossouw3489]

I will never give up gardening!❤

[@georgeh431]

Don't let anybody come onto your property and tell you that you can't plant a seed.

[@rockhardrockhounds9970]

Bingo! Gtfo my land.

[@Emppu_T.]

Communists: "our" land

[@Hust91]

Seems a bit strawmanny, did anyone do that?

[@DieselRamcharger]

@@Hust91 Can you grow marijuana in your yard?

[@lilblackduc7312]

Only if you want to be a Burned-Out Doper...@@DieselRamcharger

[@Renee-kk1hf]

We the people must resist the WEF and their anti human policies. Great video. Thank you for covering this.😎

[@DonCurrier]

By violent force if need be.

[@mainemermaid6596]

​​@@DonCurrier Fed!!

[@mainemermaid6596]

Thanks Renee. Definitely. People need to watch what they're planning for mankind. It all stems from them.

[@kd-yd5pk]

​@@DonCurriercouldn't agree more!

[@John-iq5rw]

They ain't scared no one has done anything for over 200 years

[@gary122]

Having some food security is very important these days in a upside down world.

[@torakfett3351]

That’s why I’m learning how to can. My husband doesn’t get it, doesn’t have to. But there WILL be food in the house.

[@AshGreen359]

Very good but if things get that bad, I hope you have the guns and ammo to keep it

[@dancooper6002]

@@torakfett3351 Your husband is right. If things were to actually deteriorate to the point that food was unavailable on grocery store shelves for any length of time, it is highly dubious that you could A) Grow enough food on a typical urban lot to sustain you for any length of time and B) Actually retain control of it from others who would also be hungry and desperate. Unless you live in a very rural area, this is just a pipe dream. You would get a lot further just stockpiling food rather than trying to grow it.

[@DemocRATsTouchKids]

DemocRATs want to starve you if you don't vote for them. Just like the Soviet Union did

[@KawaiiFireMoon]

​@@dancooper6002but you can stockpile it by growing it. Growing it is part one canning it is part 2. Or drying or brewing or fermenting

[@sandrajohnson2832]

We are growing squash,tomatoes,kale ,Swiss chard ,onions ,bell peppers,jalapenos ,green beans,pinto beans ,mint,basil and garlic 🧄 currently in our Texas garden.I love 💕 home grown vegetables 😍

[@RobertDrake-i1u]

My wife and I read the same article. We immediately starting laying out a plan to double the size of our garden. When the chicken egg articles came out during the egg shortage, we went from 7 egg laying chickens to 21. Never sold an egg. We give them away a dozen at a time to friends, family, neighbors, and strangers. We want to do the same with our vegetable garden. Our mission is to open our communities eyes to the BS that our government shoves down our throat. Both figuratively and literally.

[@samsdaughterdehaven9990]

AMEN. IT goes deeper than people realize. Check out the carbon tax they want. And that goes for the millionaires and Trump, too.

[@rodneywelch3556]

We did the same! 150% increase in garden plot, invested in a tractor to keep my back from breaking. We did sell our eggs but at the same price $3/dozen. Our chickens got a new feed method, chicken tractors cut the feed need in half.

[@organicgardenmamavictoriab2768]

❤

[@amomto4]

👏🏼👏🏼

[@samanthawhang7498]

Yess. 🙌🙌

[@oneofakindcustomfabricatio3185]

Just subbed! At almost 50 now, the one piece of advice I can give to younger folks is this: never listen to THEY, and only listen to YOU. THEY do not have your best interest at heart, only YOU do.

[@Peter-ff1tp]

THEY never had an impact on YOUR life. YOU lived on fucking EASY MODE. My parents MORTGAGE check would get me laughed out of a STUDIO APARTMENT if I tried to pay rent with it. STOP pretending like YOU’ve been through what WE have. YOUR advice is fucking meaningless.

[@alexboros1751]

True that, amazing how it takes is 50yrs to figure out no-one thinks like you do. They have been pulling society apart for hundreds of years & it worked. Now all ppl think about is money. No more helping to do things.

[@fattoria_di_bastoni]

“They” sure don’t.

[@bethalvarez6956]

Or 67! I’m a rancher nobody tells me what to do!

[@dietarychef2212]

You didn't put enough descriptive words in that comment in order to convey your message to the 6", blue head, binary, 300 pound, man bear pigs, that wear size 14 shoes and they love cats, dogs, lizard crickets and poop in a litter box.

[@Dhi-fe5eu]

These leaders are out of control with power. Get out of the WEF.

[@haaken-hj2gh]

Klaus Schwab wants us all dead

[@Bonzi_Buddy]

Investigate the highest players in the WEF, confiscate their wealth and imprison them for crimes against humanity.

[@jebster9706]

You vill eat da bugs and be happy.

[@evelynbourne2500]

as a Taurus, I'm LOVING the stubborn, defiant energy in these comments. I'm part of a community garden in my tiny town, and we just more than doubled the number of beds due to popular demand.

[@Stateofemergence_E]

When it comes to the chicken not laying eggs, it’s weird when people started feeding them something different than the store-bought foods they started laying again.

[@lynnski-ex3zk]

I believe it was a Purina feed. I stopped buying their products for my dogs after that. .

[@PaulM-c8h]

We buy the Purina feed for our chickens but they also get a giant pan of fruit, veggies and leftovers plus oyster shells, meal worms, and diatomaceous earth daily, so the crap quality of the purina hasn't really been an issue. We have 17 chickens and get 13 to 20 eggs a day.

[@Anarchy-Is-Liberty]

@@PaulM-c8h We don't use Purina, over priced crap! We buy from a local farmer. But we also give our chickens scraps and left overs, they love it. The only time our chickens slow down on egg production is in the winter time, we have 13, and usually get like 3 to 5 eggs a day during the winter. When spring and summer get here though, it's 13 a day almost all the time.

[@larry648]

Im not a conspiracy guy, but this is true. My family has had chickens for about 175 years😅. My dad, brother and I all had this problem this year. Switched to feed ground at the local elevator and chickens started producing. My dad even saw an article about it on the Farm Channel.

[@johnmitchell1614]

@@Anarchy-Is-Liberty One for each chicky, well done little birds. Best regards. 🙃

[@Psychobroker41]

Thank GOD influencers like you are finally speaking out. Do not comply!!!

[@AlexsaurusRex]

I don't see it yet, but usually these videos get a Wikipedia page saying the contrary.

[@swlc5555]

Greta Thunberg would respond to your comment by saying, "How dare you!!!"

[@CarlosLopez-dl5bj]

@@swlc5555😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@davebarton6824]

WTF???? This guys yard looks like $HIT. He has crap scatter everywhere. If I were his neighbor I would call the city and force him to clean his POS yard up.

[@KSExplorer]

This is started by big companies that are losing money because of home gardeners. There is a movement in the western US where large farms are starting to move towards permaculture because they are finding that traditional gardening is eroding the topsoil. The chemical companies are starting to lose money. KEEP GARDENING!!!

[@christopherleubner6633]

It isn't about the money, they know that something very bad is coming and they want everyone to be as helpless as possible when it comes. Fight them by growing, sharing seeds plants and teaching others to grow.

[@violettracey]

Thanks!

[@CarolaBlecher]

​@@christopherleubner6633 I think also. Maybe a large solar storm like the Carrington Event will hit us in future. All power lines and power stations will be down. No communication, no transport and other modern technology will be available after such an event. Therefore we need to increase our self-reliance. Please all gardeners use mostly seedfast/non-hybrid seeds for your garden/farm. And learn also to collect pure seeds. Maybe we will depend on it in future. In Europe it is easy to buy such seeds in special seed stores online or at farmers markets. There are several communities which preserve old varieties like the communities Arche Noah, Templiner Kräutergarten, Demeter and others.

[@jerrythomas773]

I disagree it's about control they want to use food and water to control us in there fifteen minute citys

[@vrijevoeten]

This is a war on humanity.

[@beachgranny8355]

To everything you’ve said-a great big AMEN!! I plan to be blissfully non-compliant to any authority that says I can’t have and enjoy my garden.

[@ImGlyn]

And at the same time, governments across Europe are trying to destroy commercial farmers, saying that they're destroying the climate too, so which one is it? Truth is, they're all lying through their teeth. Keep on gardening frens 💃💃💃❤️

[@lynnealuebben1967]

So having lived in Germany, I would like to comment on this having had some first hand experience Farming down with monoculture, genetically modified seeds and harsh pesticides and herbicides has been targeted for decades as it disrupts the local biomes and poisons the soils. We are talking Monsanto owned and facilitated. The headlines about farmers rising up was a push by the current right wing party in Germany to use fear and propaganda to say that the common working man is being put upon. Corporate run farms, Monsanto, etc., are not the common man. Anymore so then jaguar is the common car driven by everyday Americans The EU has banned close to 1300 more chemicals the our 19 or so by the FDA for many, many decades .

[@lynnealuebben1967]

Also the subsidy cuts are fuel cuts.

[@ImGlyn]

@@lynnealuebben1967 That's an interesting & valid point, thanks for taking the time to share the differences between the big corporate farms & the family owned. Not to dispute you, but just to remind, these huge farms are also an important employer also, especially in remote areas where well-paid jobs are few. I'm in Australia & certainly particularly out in WA, you can go many hundreds of kilometres where there is literally no work except farming. There is definitely a push to put more land into the conglomerates & we all know why, but yes, again, thanks for commenting 👍

[@ElderandOakFarm]

​@@ImGlyn are you sure those big farms pay well? 🤨

[@ImGlyn]

@@ElderandOakFarm Hard to tell to be honest, but there will definitely be an Award Rate that legislates. But even so, it's work & there are many families grateful for it.

[@sandramoorewilliams5384]

Yep, the big corporations are trying to keep everyone dependent on them. Keep gardening! Keep teaching. Thanks for sharing your expertise.

[@Mk101T]

Exactly because there are no big corporate interests making money off of gardeners who rely on supplies from Home Depot , Lowes , etc ... But if I was an add executive for some place like that ... I might try mis-informing about the study , so as to get a knee jerk rebel gardener reaction to increase sales for home gardening supplies .

[@stepheng1138]

i agree, now if you will excuse me i have a garden to grow...

[@charlotterandall8738]

You think it's the corporations running the climate change scam? LOLOLOL. Time to get a lot smarter.

[@cgarv101]

@@Mk101T Bingo! No more callers, the rest are wieners! But seriously, I don't think most Americans even realize 'how' certain articles end up in the news. Half, at least, is some sort of propaganda or promotion of one sort or another.

[@bobsbasscovers]

Its the govt screwing us not businesses

[@joteirlinck4778]

A few years ago, an article appeared here in Northern Europe claiming that carrots grown in Kenya (Africa) have a smaller feed footprint than home-grown ones. Unbelievable when you know that these are transported here by plane.

[@erichughes284]

What a waste of jet fuel

[@ArisEmriis]

I'm wondering if that's the same logic behind foods, even organic ones from China. 🤔

[@TheMastertbc]

They are forgetting that planes cause climate warming directly by seeding clouds

[@Itsyrm8]

​@@ArisEmriis "organic" is a joke , now add china to this y get a bad joke.

[@Itsyrm8]

​@@erichughes284this been happening everywhere and sure the only sense it makes is a handful of people making huge profits on the expense of the rest of us. I live in greece and we do have some quality foods. However we import...lemons from egypt or cyprus. Thats a very small example...

[@Platanis2008]

The more you know the more you no! ✌️ Resist by ANY means necessary...

[@angeloc3842]

First time here. GREAT TO SEE THE WORLD WAKING UP. Nothing scares authority/ govt like men & women who don’t need them. DO NOT COMPLY, FORTIFY 💪🏼🇺🇸

[@missinde0723]

UNITED WE STAND . . . Divided we fall . . . . come on USA STAND TOGETHER!!!!

[@Lifetimelearningisbrave]

Join RFKs WE THE PEOPLE And take back our rights!!!

[@X19-x5f]

So true! Nothing scares the government like an armed and independent Middle Class! That's what they are trying to destroy.

[@angelabarrera24]

@@Lifetimelearningisbrave I prefer Spike Cohen over RFK.

[@fyrbyrd71]

One might also look at this from a different perspective. The smart people are letting the dumb people convince the rest of the dumb people of this lie to futilely and fatally poison themselves with fast food, while the smart people see through the lie and are refusing to comply and are getting healthier... YouknowwhatImean? There is always common sense and logic to consider.

[@Not_So_Weird_in_Austin]

Whether climate change is a thing is irrelevant. Its the money and power in government that will ruin your life. Thanks for speaking out

[@dustysmoke4996]

Sounds to me like Big Agriculture is trying to cut down on the backyard competition.

[@HANUMAN7454]

Climate change is a thing it's always been a thing it's allways been changing since the dawn of humanity. All this climate change freak out is just a massive grift and power grab that is used to crush regular people. They never talk about how much waging eternal wars or how their private jets/yachts affects the climate oddly. Just yr honda civic and the burger u ate.

[@HANUMAN7454]

​@dustysmoke4996 yes and all the smaller farmers. Ask Bill gates wtf he is up 2.

[@Monkeyboysdontknow]

Climate change is indeed real , and man responsible for the current acceleration, but the actual study does NOT advocate a cessation of backyard farming. See my comment that starts its own thread.

[@Tommyboy463]

@@Monkeyboysdontknow is that why it was always “global warming” then when they couldn’t prove that the globe was actually warming they had to switch it to “climate change”

[@rickkrzewski]

Ignore the corporate media and keep growing! Good on you brother!!

[@micheleh5269]

We should probably begin to move at least some of our shopping away from supermarkets and to small farms, market gardens, small local stores.

[@minan1354]

No matter how long you’ve been gardening and preserving food, its always nice to see what others are doing. Thank you!

[@Cloverleaf_Farms_West]

When I heard about this "study" I expanded our garden!!

[@jennifergray5499]

Good for you cloverleaf.. I'm with ya... I don't like being told what to do either... so I say ..fuc um... with the ...carrots I grew..😅😅

[@Thrashedcrow]

I'm in the process of doubling down!

[@hopehope938]

We are currently in a class struggle with the both the billionaires and the multimillionaire it is both a political and economic struggle they in both there minds and efforts want to reduce the number of people who are in the lower classes! But many billionaires have forgotten they made there money off of the lower classes and now they think the lower classes are not needed or wanted in there view of the future! They know global resources are becoming more limited and they also know everyday where getting closer to more extreme problems with the weather do to global warming! All ready in 2024 the number of tornados have increased and the size of the tornados have increased! Look out for when the hurricane season starts this year!! We have no guarantee the home owners or renters insurance will pay for the damages and the cost to repair and replace. People in the south are at risk and who in all honesty knows what the citizens of the state of Florida are in for this year as both tornadoes and hurricanes! Most people do not know the fine details of Roman history! The supper rich Roman's did think they where going to survive but in all honesty they where the first target when Rome Fell! Everyone hated them! We will wait and see if history is repeating its self!

[@rachaelgoldstein6134]

Love that 😂

[@warrenpuckett4203]

It is a Great Leap Forward. A replay of The Four Evils campaign?

[@viktorias.4643]

Make it make sense. It’s doesn’t. It’s about control and that’s it. I’m shocked the article admitted that farmers use pesticides etc. - that was the dumbest “logic” I’ve heard all week. It never ceases to amazing me at how DUMB they think we are! Glad you are doubling down!

[@krazyinktattoossm]

The reason they think we're that dumb is because there are so many people that actually are. IMHO, the worst pandemic that has been faced in recorded history has been in the last decade, give or take a couple years, and spread like wildfire the last 4-5 years. It's a pandemic of stupidity. Symptoms include the loss of common sense, gullibility, diminished capacity for rational thought, and in some cases complete sheeple-ism.

[@donna4815]

he who controls the food controls the people

[@scottishgold6595]

When I bought my house I decided to plant nothing that will not feed me. My hedge is blueberry bushes. My shade trees are fruit trees.

[@Shh_kult]

❤😊

[@Oysters176]

Some Flowers may have some use.. so long as they serve as symbols for something, and are not simply 'pretty'.

[@becknireckn]

Lots of edible flowers.

[@Oysters176]

@@becknireckn While true, I mostly mean 'symbols' as in symbols you'd gift someone to represent your love and the maintaining of it. It is delicate. Tulips are amazing for this purpose, Roses, Carnations, Lotus, ect also work. The flowers have to be highly symmetric. My Grandmother's flower is Sunflower, which is nice, because it cannot be misconstrued.

[@Oysters176]

@@becknireckn I think Tulips are the perfect gift to give your boyfriend

[@Mamabarron]

I'm glad you spoke out on this. Seeing these headlines is stressful and scary. You can see which way the wind is blowing and where they will want to restrict us in the future.

[@pumpkin4648]

It's about control, i hope no one falls for this bs, keep gardening .

[@Choom89]

Unfortunately some people want to be controlled.

[@snackhunt420]

​@@Choom89Half of the US is willing to riot, burn and murder to bring about more government control, it's insanity.

[@GoodVibesNewlevel2023]

Thank you for talking about this. Too many people are choosing to pretend like this isn’t happening.

[@Monkeyboysdontknow]

The study does not support your claim. See my comment that starts its own thread.

[@AllenAndMarie]

​@@MonkeyboysdontknowWhat?

[@AllenAndMarie]

​@@MonkeyboysdontknowWhat?

[@eunicehehir6374]

We have a public broadcaster television series called "Landline" A few years ago they did a great story about a Queensland banana farmer who was doing conventional mono farming. He discovered he was having to spend more and more on pesticides. For some reason, (maybe illness, can't remember) he let the weeds grow between the trees. Pretty soon he saw a miraculous change in his crops - no more insect attacks. The "weeds" were bringing in beneficial insects and birds and insect eating animals. No more need for expensive insecticides. The ground cover also worked like a mulch so less watering. The farmer went further and diversified his crops and they all benefited from each other. Blessings, Eunice, Australia 🇦🇺

[@keekeemyfirstcat8410]

I saw that video, too.

[@TearDrop455]

The movie The Biggest Little Farm ! Excellent!

[@samanthajane37]

I LOVE THIS! Thank you!

[@davinasquirrel7672]

I am starting to see similar myself (also AU, but VIC). This year I hurriedly threw in my tomato plants (I was so late), and only cleared the bed in a so-so fashion, so grass came back big time. Seems to work a lot like mulching. Looks messy, but hey, less watering!

[@bladeuser101]

Big pharma wont like that.

[@KathyStone-jm1qs]

I will always be a gardener. I love it!! I do it for myself and share with my neighbors. There other large things that cause climate problems. Industry, large forest fires, farmers who use crazy chemicals on their crops. The small gardener can compare to that. Keep it up and I will too!

[@lorraineannheron3515]

I'm in the UK I have an allotment, I'm taking the town council to court, because of the issues you are talking about, they're doing everything they can to stop me from organic gardening and keeping chicken's, I love this video, and I'm not backing down, Thanks e government wants us ill and stopping thousands of years of organic gardening ❤

[@louiswilliamterminator2887]

The English have a great tradition of archery and the folk hero Guy Fawkes

[@ElonaldTrusk]

Tell them "starving out the opposition is an age old war tactic, so if you deny me the ability to feed myself I have to assume you see me as an enemy".

[@louiswilliamterminator2887]

@@ElonaldTrusk Indeed, and that they have declared war on you (which, let's face it, they have with the migrants, destruction of small businesses in lockdowns, the clot shots, farming takeovers, end energy restrictions)

[@pjmurphy920]

Good for you and best wishes for a bountiful garden! The powers-that-shouldn't-be are trying every lie to keep us down, sick and believing in their group fallacies.

[@MisterMosfet]

God Bless you, things seem to be getting well out of hand in Britain. Don't let them take your garden.

[@thailandfruitmonster7315]

Everyone needs to double down...and not just on backyard gardening. This applies to just about everything. The insanity must end. Thanks for the video.

[@AaronGallo-vb2rn]

Amen to that!

[@cmbells7736]

Corporations would love for you to buy double the heat mats, grow lights, tillers and other unnecessary products.

[@cmbells7736]

​@@AaronGallo-vb2rnhail satan.

[@samanthawhang7498]

Damn right. Increase your garden size and get your friends and family to start gardening too.

[@care_Finder]

plus its reassuring to know how to do stuff

[@midwestribeye7820]

I'm with you, Brian! Nothing is stopping me from growing healthy, organic food for my family.

[@debbielente4766]

I agree

[@MichaelRei99]

power to the people!!!

[@timmmmmmmmmmy1]

You think😂, how's about all the aluminum particles falling onto the ground. Amongst the other included goodies they're incorporating into those sky stripes. The battle is just getting started. One is going to have to be next level if the garden is going to grow. I've been watching gardening channels see the light and change information delivery so this comes as zero surprise. Ya'll do get a congratulations for surviving so far. But again the game has just begun and the odds are stacked against us. Gardening in a gas mask.

[@brendathomas7173]

@@timmmmmmmmmmy1 I agree. I have 2 friends who are sensitized to whatever is being spread. It takes 18-24 hours and they start feeling the effects of the "contrails". Naysayers...think back when you saw a jet in the sky and the contrail would be disappearing? Today they widen and spread out.

[@theeffete3396]

@timmmmmmmmmmy1 Please tell me, how does that black pill taste?

[@deecooper1567]

It’s so very sad that things have dropped to this level. I stand by you Brian ‼️. Looking forward to continued videos on this 👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️

[@dawneen4537]

My 92 year old mom was a Master Gardener, Master Food Preserver, and did Judging and teaching and worked for the extension office. I have been living on her property for almost 10 years to help her and have learned so much. Now her gardening has mostly fallen to me as her hands and feet. She has health issues that prevent her from doing the physical work but is a treasure trove of knowledge for keeping us fed. My siblings don’t know what they are missing out on. I have a niece that is developing a garden and has chickens. She calls mom every Friday to chat and get advice on the garden. Mom loves sharing her knowledge, feeling needed and important. I am so blessed to live on her property, to spend time with her and listen to her talk about her life.

[@dawneen4537]

Oh, about mom, she has afib which means congestive heart failure. When she retains fluid around her lungs and heart, she can’t breathe. It puts a strain on her heart and lungs and she doesn’t get the oxygen she needs to her brain. But! The doctors and others say no way does she look 92! Mom always comes back with growing our own food chemically free. It isn’t just eating the healthier food but the act of gardening that has helped keep her alive. She is amazing!

[@ItsNoption]

your right you are lucky ❤

[@TheGreenHeartofItaly-fl3wv]

God bless you in keeping up the tradition. And please, talk with her as much as she can, so you can use this knowledge and pass it on. Ask her if this would make her happy. It might give her more will to live at the end.

[@rooroo5580]

I just think this is so beautiful

[@thesurvivalist.]

My brother destroyed all the work I did in my garden, on our family land, my fruit trees, berry bearing bushes, all so he can cut it down, and dig it out for grass in the backyard. I took care of my mother and the home for 25 years. I even prepared 6 full cords of wood for the family home, on pallets neatly stacked, and he threw it all in the trash. I warned him that the coming collapse, it would cause an electric loss of power and natural gas would no longer be pumped. Most homes do not have fireplaces or wood stoves, so without power you will freeze. I bought two wood burning stoves, all trashed by a fool! I stocked up on canned food too, but he wants to rent it out, by way of Air BnB, he has never run any business, he can't keep a job beyond 2 months, he does not have his own home. He lives with a girlfriend, he has two kids that do not live with him. Well I did my best for the whole family, my sister and her children too, all that work ruined, you can't help stupid people, who only care about using others, until there resources are gone!

[@SkyStarNova]

All that is happening is absolute evil. Keep up the good work. God bless.

[@TheGr8erPurpose]

Amen, let’s not cease in prayer nor cease in putting the full Holy Armor of God on as He calls us not to be afraid to stand for Him. - Revelation 12:11 They triumphed over him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony; they did not love their lives so much as to shrink from death. Amen.

[@rayhill5767]

You are on the internet a lot aren’t you? Maybe go for a walk. Have lunch with a friend or something.

[@FloridaMan7337]

@@rayhill5767 Take a look around. Our civilization is coming to a end.

[@MisterNiles]

Revelation is about the Emperor Nero. It's an irrelevant political screed. The gnostics were right. The serpent in the garden was god. The "god" character in the garden story is nothing more than a malevolent demiurge. A murderous entity with the emotional intelligence of a toddler. Lucifer is the true god. Just look at what god does compared to the alleged adversary. In the Bible Satan is accused of ~10 killings, while the guy portrayed as the good guy, god, kills EVERYONE in a flood, except for a seafaring zookeeper and his family who allegedly repopulated the planet with incest. Then he continues to kill everyone after making them suffer. If they don't follow his ancient, edited to death, impenetrable instruction manual, he kills you and then tortures you for all eternity, because he loves you so much. There's so much in the Bible that directly demonstrates that the god character is the bad guy. There's slavery and killing children for disobeying you, and approval of rape... but of course there is. God created man and woman using magic, but when it was time for him to turn himself into his son so he could come to earth, to enact the longest running guilt trip of all time.... he impregnated a little girl instead of using magic. I wonder why. Mysterious ways, or a way to allow sexual assault by priests and other higher ups in the church?@@TheGr8erPurpose

[@elizabethfermor344]

So much deception...

[@johnnylego807]

Lol what perplexes me the most, is how people don’t see how day bye day our rights are being stripped!!

[@judyhalsell9510]

I have thought this for years but when I tried to talk with family members about it they laughed and called me names.Shame how many are asleep still.

[@Seriouslydave]

Did you watch the video? No one is saying anything about rights, and what rights have been stripped from you in your lifetime? Silly talk.

[@Bshere]

It’s because it’s by design. Done slowly so most don’t notice. Like the drip irrigation of taking away rights 😂

[@Zachary77]

​@@Seriouslydavespeech is being censored, gun rights are under attack, the 2 year lockdown for something that had a 98% survival rate with fines and jail time, it's harder and harder to buy and own property, how about all the lies and propaganda shoved down our throats. Just to name a few...

[@judigrumm7190]

​@davidvickers8425 YES THEY ARE!!

[@zeddybear257]

I love this. Being in touch with the soil, local environment is totally eco-conscious. This bait for short attention spans is ridiculous. I signed a petition to stop the govt from preventing health supplements making it into homes… because they want us on meds and factory grown, nutrient deficient, expensive packaged “food”? Getting more serious about growing food, since I’m home this year and hopefully forever, and have started fermenting (kraut, peppers) and will have my first indoor plants this winter as well as first winter garden. So excited about the whole food journey and sustainability - and from an apartment with a (good sized) patio. Love growing stuff, so fun!

[@zang9147]

I remember in Michigan in 2020, the governor's office was preventing people from purchasing seeds by closing off those parts of stores.

[@poorboysadventures4636]

People need to stop voting Democrat

[@mahbriggs]

Yes, and coincidently she is being promoted as a possible candidate for President by the fascist Democrats!

[@dfsfsdfd]

I remember that, fookin pissed my mother was

[@thelostcosmonaut5555]

What was their reasoning for this?

[@dfsfsdfd]

@@thelostcosmonaut5555 Our governor made the arbitrary decision that seeds and gardening weren't allowed due to "COVID". I don't remember the exact justification, but they did actually make it a demand to stop stores from selling gardening seeds.

[@sharonparker2262]

I'm 70, have vision problems and a bad back from neck down to tailbone. I spend my time gardening and talking to God, and praying. That can only be taken away when it's my turn to go Home. Always have had a garden and always will. ❤❤

[@candyackley1255]

Amen! And Jesus is coming soon soon to rapture His bride. God bless and Maranatha ✝️🙏🏻❤️

[@elizabethclampittclampitt8469]

@@candyackley1255 I hope imaginary sky daddy comes too

[@candyackley1255]

@@elizabethclampittclampitt8469 The Bible prophesied the holocaust (valley of dry bones in Ezekiel), return of Jews to the land of Israel, Jerusalem a trembling cup in the last days, Hebrew language back in use after being a dead language, Israel going from desert while Jews were out of the land to thriving when they came back to the land, a rapture, then seven year tribulation which will be the worst time on the planet. And that’s just a very small amount of end times prophecies. Another being mockers and scoffers. So thank you for that 🥰🥰 I pray you turn to Jesus if not before the rapture then because of the rapture ✝️🙏🏻❤️

[@smallbeginning2]

I hope you get some manners​@@elizabethclampittclampitt8469

[@elizabethclampittclampitt8469]

@@candyackley1255 sorry I’m a pagan I don’t believe in the Bible or sky daddy

[@DAVESGIRL830]

I’m 51 yrs old and have been organic gardening since birth. My parents organically (It was just called plain old gardening back then) gardened and that’s how I was taught. I will never stop gardening and growing my own fruit & vegetables. When I move to NC, I’ll also have my livestock as well! Also my “mini greenhouse” has been used for the last 16 yrs. Don’t believe the foolishness they are trying to push on us!

[@LloydGM]

Amen! People should stop listening to marketers, especially the biased mass-media, and use their brains. People nowadays SO rely on everyone to tell them what to do, how to do it, and how they should think. Since people give our gov't so much power, we deserve everything terrible that comes from it.

[@Equinella2]

Good thing some of us are hardwired to question everything

[@anniep3773]

AMEN. Garden defiantly….love this. Stay strong and keep up the great work…

[@happycamper4ever873]

Backyard chickens should be encouraged everywhere there is enough space. They don’t take up much room. Never let anyone tell you how to garden. These practices are so important for our well being and sustenance. It is good for us and especially our children to know where food comes from and that work is required to be successful. Keep on gardening folks!

[@grawr3534]

Chickens are great. They are entertaining to watch, provide eggs, and make fertilizer. They also reduce food waste; they can eat a lot of different things.

[@sirpieman300]

ducks are better for you lawn and garden

[@DetVen]

@@sirpieman300 Ducks aren't as tasty as chickens.

[@utubeape]

@@DetVen Yes nothing beats chicken for taste but he eggs are just as good, and they eat pests in the garden, and there is no very noisey rooster to annoy the neighbours

[@siempreseagull2]

Yes and one rooster can be shared until the neighborhood chickens are serviced then get rid of just the roo.

[@apdurn]

They won’t be able to stop the organic movement . What we are seeing is the last flailing grips of old power structures trying to exert last efforts of control. Grass roots community and organic lifestyles are the future and it’s alreay happening. And it will not be stopped. Videos like this are of extreme importance. It’s all gonna be okay folks. Keep your chins up. We are in this together.

[@CanadianCarbonUnit]

I am hopeful you are right. I would say it's important for more people to understand who is pulling the strings of all this non sense: WEF, and Bill Gates and the like who want to create a neo digital feudal system for the world

[@armara70]

Exactly. And we fight together.

[@Doofenshmirtz009]

Yep - a person who is willing and able to make and use there own garden shows some independent thinking, and therefore is less reliant on 'big brother'/'the system'. That goes against the grain of those who want to control the masses.

[@reality9451]

Oh, brother. Another ignorant idiot. Our gardens (yes, I have one) are not ANY kind of threat to the "industrial" food producers. WE are a threat to the big organic farms - who can't price or "quality" compete NOW with the "industrial" farms. We're reducing demand for their products. (And the "industrial" producers will never go away - at least unless and until about 70% of the population is killed off, and the cities are deserted.)

[@richb3284]

Please turn to Jesus before its too late. God loves you and so do I! God gave us gardening and the ability to feed ourselves. God literally gave us everything. Bit this life is just a test, can you have faith and be dedicated to Jesus or will you live for yourself or even worse worship the enemy. There is so much proof of God, over 2600 pieces of archeological evidence proving the existence of people, places and events in the Bible, over 500 pieces of archeological evidence supporting the RESURRECTION of JESUS CHRIST! On the scientific side there are thousands of examples pointing to intelligent design or GOD! Such as our little sun is the only one e we can see out of thousands that has a stable energy output! All the others vary so much that the Earth would be frozen or burnt to a crisp! Jesus loves you friends❤❤❤😊

[@draksinus]

Honestly. Just the fact that you adhere to "we can believe differently to be friends" has earned you a subscription.

[@elevans5758]

Yes and no. If a different opinion means supporting something that could mean mass starvation, than it is like supporting treason on our own country and our own people. In that case it becomes a "BE OR NOT TO BE " issue and directly threatens our lives. For example, if we can not grow our own food in our own gardens any more we are doomed to starve in a man-made scenario like the poisoning of our soil. That would be equal to poison our drinking water and destroying our God given water sources.

[@Ubu987]

The FBI has put him on a watchlist for such extremist talk!

[@phasein5413]

Yes! So glad to hear it. It at least feels rare. Rarer than I'd like to see.

[@jmc8076]

Agreed. Thank you for this. TBH sounds crazy I’m not overly emotional but this made me want to cry from a small ray of hope. I’m from Canada but don’t believe in tribalism, nationalism and social labels etc. IMHO were designed to only to feed division and conflict. They worked. I’m pro humanity. Anyway peace and health. xx

[@rachelosiria7865]

Agreed. I wish more people were like this. ❤

[@RhondaRichter-1234]

I am 73 and continue to order seeds and save seeds and Increase my plants!!! I grow hundreds of tomatoes and peppers and sell in spring for $1 each as well as I give tons away!! KEEP PLANTING!!!

[@RadarLeon]

I'm 34 I remember my grandparents and us kids helped with gardens we have the old hand tools, this year I want to replant that garden, green beans, red potatoes, sweet corn,yellow squash, and tomatoes we used to trade with our neighbor who grew watermelons, radishes, and turnips was fantastic

[@sweetdreamweaverart]

Remember when during 2020, they prevented people to buy seeds and being outside to garden. We had people driving down to Indiana or had family buy and mail seeds.

[@susanfaulkner2304]

Whatever fruits and vegetables you buy in the store, these goodies have SEEDS of their own. Try to make your own compost too with the trimmings from the fruits and vegetables.🥕🥦🌾🥬🍐🍎🥑

[@dr123hall]

Watch carefully-GMO are usually seedless, avoid seedless watermelons, lemons, etc. and become a seed saver of your favorite foods. Seeds are gladly (in the old days) shared from growers, neighbors, greenhouses and harden clibs.

[@rokko_fable]

There were also headlines saying that gardening leads to heart attacks. They tried to kill two with that one. Get people not to grow their food, and cover for the clot shot.

[@donna4815]

buy seeds don't let them starve your families/protest@@susanfaulkner2304

[@gioknows]

"But I'm not going to quit gardening, and neither should you. In fact...I'm doubling down". That was epic. Love the channel. Cheers from Ottawa, Canada🍁

[@angelaefferson8620]

I agree, I doubling down as well, last year my garden really kicked out , APTTMH, I pray it will kick out even more this year, never stop gardening 🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@BH6242KCh]

He got my instant sub.

[@tedadams1324]

NEVER FORGET that both the state and big business have a vested interest in keeping all of us dependent on THEM. When anyone is dependent on others for any of their crucial needs, you're entirely subject to THEIR dictates. ANY relationship with a wide power imbalance is unhealthy for both parties. We have such an amazingly beautiful world. Gardening allows each of us to more thoroughly participate in the act of building something that beneficially contributes to each other and our planet.

[@GreenfieldsHomeplace]

If people haven’t realized how upside down this world is yet, now when they want people to stop gardening and growing food, that should really show that OUR HEALTH is not their priority. How about these rich elites stop flying in private jets and living in mansions with a carbon footprint the size of a couple street blocks? Also, Thank you for your message of welcoming people of all opinions. We have lost the ability to differ and still treat each other kindly and with humanity. ❤ We started gardening five years ago and we won’t ever stop. No one will ever convince me that growing a garden is bad in any way. It’s crazy talk.

[@kaycoats8344]

Jets do a lot more than a couple blocks worth. One jet trip equals what one whole city does in a month.

[@garbearfar1394]

@@kaycoats8344 a single Chinese factory outputs millions of tons of CO2 per HOUR. And they have thousands of factories that are nowhere near environmentally safe. But you and me can’t eat steak or take a road trip, god forbid our carbon footprint!! It’s a scam

[@davefoord1259]

Just the fact that you say carbon footprint shows you beleive the basic premise that they are basing their bullshit upon. Even that is bullshit. Wake up. Where did all that carbon in fossil fuels come from? Answer it was all in the atmoshpere. Plants turned it into hydrocarbons. Animals ate the plants. Animals and plants died and got buried. If carbon dioxide was such an evil the earth would have been destroyed back then before thr carbon got made into fossil fuels wouldnt it? Its all bullshit.

[@davefoord1259]

No offence, when i say you i should say “one”.

[@pear7554]

Resist, dont listen to all the fear mongering . This is God's creation for humanity.

[@normschenk3889]

Those are the same people that falsely accuse those of us who also raise animals organically, including cows and chickens, tons of misinformation. Good for you standing up and sharing what many of us also think and feel!!

[@RockMusicEnjoyer]

They want us completely dependent on them. Don't let that happen. Garden even harder, and help friends to start.

[@subwayfacemelt4325]

"Garden even harder" - RockMusicEnjoyer I LOVE that man, it melted my face, upwards!!

[@brianfox8126]

Got my neighbor started, he added a raised bed and has continued. LOVES it. Still going strong.

[@fadingfrost2617]

This year, I've seen a growing trend of private farmers, of every kind, from across the U.S., being shut down, with one excuse or another. We should be worried. If we feel costs are bad now, just wait until the shortages hit us. From my perceptive, the quick, subtle, and quite possibly coordinated effectiveness of this will not be fully realized until its too late. We, as a whole, have become to complacent. Except, of course, when we are told just how much the person standing next to us is to blame, not the government. Did we not allow for bribery and corruption to be legalized?

[@jdew7777]

Lol best line. "you can disagree with someone and still be friends". People need to figure that one out

[@GunfighterAlpha]

While true, when someone comes for my god given rights and freedoms, you are now my enemy.

[@genek8630]

That's exactly the way I feel. But I lost two supposed friends because of how I voted. Those people were never my friends to begin with.

[@nosirrahx]

People who disagree with you are valuable friends because they force you to get better at understanding your position while at the same time never actually becoming hostile about your disagreements. Friends that agree with everything you already believe allow you to become completely complacent when it comes to actually understanding your position. All you are get is better at reciting from the approved list.

[@GunfighterAlpha]

@@nosirrahx But there is a line between a opposing viewpoints. We can certainly agree to disagree on a wide variety of topics, however if you're trying to control what I can and cant do, forcefully impose your will or ideal upon me, you are no friend of mine.

[@Dr.Nagyonfaj]

There was a time when that was true. Now, however, if you don't agree with someone - you become their sworn enemy.

[@karasummers7286]

Yeah, because we home gardeners are going to be the tipping point in climate change. I stand with you in defiance!

[@dgstanks7447]

My mom tried to tell me this was coming years ago, god rest her soul but I didn’t believe such a thing could happen, control the food control the masses!

[@Filippenzen413]

They can try but will never succeed

[@LcGrande]

​@@Filippenzen413That's the spirit! So long as we all stay aware of their plans and never consent or give in, they'll never succeed.

[@beanorod-zt2nl]

@@Filippenzen413 They will if they aren't stopped

[@mikek4043]

Thanks for this video. These ‘experts’ on gardening are the same saying line drying clothes outside is bad. It’s amazing how they try to manipulate people

[@HarleyLuna31]

How is drying clothes outside bad? Its lierally less pollution for the planet!!!!

[@sugarfootglass]

How in the world can it be bad to line dry clothes? It’s more work than using a dryer, but that’s insane. I see a research rabbit hole on my horizon.

[@Nico6th]

Wait... who said line drying is bad? Like, seriously, are there people who think that? Is there a YT-rabbit hole I can watch about that? ^^

[@amtra1778]

it's "bad" to line dry clothes because it makes the neighborhood look poor@@sugarfootglass

[@jackjines3461]

@@amtra1778 the government is doing a good enough job on their own of making neighborhood's look poor.

[@jeannettesmith5492]

Not much takes sense now a days.In my 79 years on this Earth I could never imagined the mess we are in. Only God can save us through Prayer.🙏🇱🇷❤

[@mercedesaschenbrenner9352]

Amén❤

[@oledahammer8393]

Psalm 37:12-13 - The wicked plots against the righteous and gnashes at him with his teeth. The Lord laughs at him, For He sees his day is coming.

[@plumeria8357]

Sounds a lot like the book of Revelation. Perilous times are coming.

[@maggiebogdan6249]

@@oledahammer8393I laugh with Him ! 😂 Reminds me of Opposite Day when the kiddos were in school!

[@TheOnlyKontrol]

Wait so nothing makes sense? So to make sense out of it you will pray and hope something changes? Doesn’t make much sense to me…

[@michellevanoverbeke4849]

Absolutely. I’m a multi generation farmer. It’s the most practical thing to have a home garden. My family is all about being frugal and self sufficient. It’s going to be awesome seeing you share that with more urban and suburban families. 😊

[@haleyoneil9172]

Yup I remember when disagreements were just part of the conversation and then we got on with hanging out with each other!!!!!

[@bellagirlsmom8945]

I don’t think people pay attention to media. We’re smart enough to do what we need to do and no one is going to stop us from doing it. I made a small veggie garden last year, but I’m making a much bigger one this year! Last year was a trial run, so I’m definitely ready this year! Wish me luck!

[@redpillnibbler4423]

Exactly,ignore the fear propaganda and carry on.

[@homeistheearth]

I wish you good luck with your project in nature. But seriously i think most people eat up everything the media tell them, indeed here in Denmark its like a freaking chip in their head they change like when we played video games back in the day!! And talking to most people, and especially covid, showed me that actually most people are cowardice idiots who cant disobey authorities no matter how evil their demands are!! I hope i will soon be corrected, all my tin foil theorys have come true..

[@MissJensk1]

You're missing the point. It's governments who want to enforce this. Ignoring the media won't make it to away.

[@brkbtjunkie]

Don’t under estimate local governments, they’ve banned the most ridiculous things before…

[@jamisojo]

​@@MissJensk1 No reasonable govt will stop anyone from gardening. They would have to ban every hobby, sport and recreational activity also.

[@SacredKaw]

When I was a kid my mother had a "Victory garden" in our back yard. It was a throw over from WW2 when the government promoted gardening as part of the war effort.

[@Fauxkerykes]

We have one still

[@cjhoward409]

Sadly these younger generations wouldn’t know how to grow 1 single plant.

[@danielespitia1776]

@@cjhoward409We could learn to grow, but that type of knowledge isn’t passed down from older generations, so there’s that. I know you love to blame younger generations for everything but maybe a little self reflection would do some good.

[@kabluce5242]

Why would they? No one taught them and their parents let a phone be their teacher. @@cjhoward409

[@kabluce5242]

Well spoken young lady! I agree 100%! All this blamin the youngins is not cool. They are a product of their parents. They didnt get us here. Their parents and the parents before and so on, did.@@danielespitia1776 The fact that you are on here looking for this knowledge at your age speaks to your character! I am 52 and didnt know how to grow anything. I was never taught. I taught myself but it doesnt have to be that way. I have been gardening for about 10 years now.

[@Jean-ey6pm]

All I can say is we gardeners must be doing something right for the media to freak out. Maybe cutting somebody’s profit margin?? Looking forward to your series. Many thanks for all you bring to this channel.

[@xstorm_8_shadowx]

Nope in the next 10 years shits going change dramatically …. Agenda 2030, digital currency, more dependent on the scam of govt, 15 minute cities, push more for ev cars (more control at a flip of a switch), more surveillance, more homelessness and bankruptcies and so on and so on and so on. Only a very low % will be prepared because they see it coming while the rest still think everyone is A okay in life…. Stay blessed and get prepared its going to get wild especially the violence from the trojan horses the govt has allowed or planted in our Country.

[@Angebaby1237]

I love your opening!! ❤”all are welcome here” You’re right. Shane on “them” how do they have the right to tell us what to do. It’s crazy!!! Food is just the beginning!!

[@maryk8563]

Thank you for your love of gardening and educating us. I recall a few Cuban people who dared talk against their government and were fined for gardening - a small garden. In Cuba a person must get permission from the government on what, how much, and if they can garden at all. This has nothing to do with climate. It has to do with power grab and enslaving people. Controlling food is controlling life. Scary stuff. What’s next? We can’t have pets because they emit too much carbon?

[@sailcatthecat972]

Did you see CO looking at legislation to tax pet ownership?

[@cassandras1688]

@@sailcatthecat972VA already does

[@30dayride67]

Yes, they just released a study on how much CO2 pets create, with big dogs being the worst, so it's coming. I knew it was part of the plan after what China did to everyone's pets. They're also going to blame pets (and animals in general) for spreading disease. They don't want anyone raising their own food or being able to hunt, fish or obtain food outside of their system.

[@user-rz7cm2we3x]

Next is us - 2030?

[@jennyadee913]

They are coming for the pets. They eat meat.

[@Mulberrysmile]

I started keeping chickens in 2012. I have never gotten ill from eating our nest run eggs. I have never gotten ill from eating homegrown fruit or veggies. When I need a green pepper, tomatoes, or an onion, herbs, or whatever, I do not have to drive to the store to get whatever I require. I can plan meals around what I have available, too.

[@carlost9454]

Not even a contest, my Italian grandparents had their vegetables garden and chicken. It was the way of the world. Healthier food, free, available all the time (no carbon print going to the store😂) and no depending of stores. Carbon print my donkey.

[@walkonstilts1]

Damn all that carbon footprint you make… walking to your yard. How will the polar bears make it with all these fresh organic natural fruits and veggies happening instead of burning fossil fuels to drive to a building using burned fossil fuels and coal to keep food cold that was delivered by burning fossil fuels and putting heavy metals and plastics into the environment throughout the way?

[@larryscarr3897]

The freshness of eggs from home is astonishing, store egg whites are runny, and the pale yellow yoke color looks disgusting.. Yokes should be bright orange and whites should be ferm almost a drip free gel.. my neighbor says store eggs are a lie, and he's pretty sure he eats only lies, after he had my homestead bacon.

[@nguyentandung42]

⁠@@larryscarr3897yolk color depends on what you feed the chicken. Store eggs are from factory chickens that are feed grains so it looks pale. Yolk color can range from green to even brown depending what you feed the chicken. Just saying there’s nothing wrong with pale yolk.

[@larryscarr3897]

@@nguyentandung42 feed my chickens???? You clearly do not live in a forest.. I don't feed them at all... and the color changes depending on how long the egg sits, especially in a fridge.

[@lmorgee5]

You had me at “you’re welcome here”….even If we don’t agree. How refreshing. Truly sowing good seed.

[@RighteousnessWillPrevail]

Yeah..... your welcome untill they know your harmless secrets....

[@JasonsGreenSleeves]

I love your stance on us all being friends and welcome regardless of our opinions 🌿! That’s a beautiful sentiment🌿. I’m totally aware of global warming (I feel that this term resonates more than climate change as the climate is always changing). Totally agree; it’s shocking and sad when dirty politics make their way into our back yards! It’s so good for people and our earth to grow our own sustainable gardens🌿. I really wish there was more focus in the world on global Earth restoration (as David Attenborough puts it rewilding the Earth). Rewilding is being embraced by many and I’m excited for its future growth🌿. It’s sad that some companies want to profit on discouraging people from gardening and using terminology like the kind you addressed in this video. I’m grateful for people like yourself for standing up against this. Crazy enough, there are even companies copywriting remediation methods that help clean up our earth, keeping the profits and power in their hands on tools they really should be openly sharing to help the Earth, if that is indeed what they are trying to do. I highly love and recommend a book called ‘Earth Repair’ by Leila Darwish. I truly believe that each of us can help our Earth and fight global warming one plant at a time, no matter how few or how many plants we take care of or whichever way we feel like contributing; everyone’s efforts help out. Our power is in numbers; this power starts with acceptance. We are billions and together we have the power to bring so much life and love back into the world🌿💚. Thank you for sharing this informative and beautiful video 🌿.

[@catracampolieto8989]

I started in 2020. Took a month off from work, too much stress. Wasn't sure what I was going to do for a month. I tried gardening. What a disappointment. But, I didn't give up. I watched and read everything gardening. Built raised beds in the fall of 2020. So 2021 was fantastic. I had so much food. I even learned how to waterbath and pressure can. I'm adding 5 more beds this year. I can't wait.

[@radolfkalis4041]

Yeah, the first year you start will be the hardest. Finding out what works what does not, what you can grow, what you cannot. It IS fun to make those discoveries, and when you do succeed it feels GREAT!

[@pamlindsey9695]

I've been gardening for decades. I would plant, fertilize and water. Whatever grew was by pure luck. In the last few years, I have really started trying to make it part of the food source for my family. I discovered youtube, specifically your channel and one other channel. I have learned so much. With all that being said I will garden until I physically can't do it anymore! I love it houseplants as well!

[@TommyMLe]

Woo-hoo! So glad that you've joined the gardening club! It is soooo much fun. I moved to a whole new state, so now I have to make some adjustment and learn to garden a little differently.

[@mariahsmom9457]

I jus started gardening vegetables last year and cannot believe how much better the food tastes, how much yield I got, and how much absolute joy and relaxation it was. Good luck getting me to stop! I'm addicted. Glad to have found your channel.

[@judigrumm7190]

YEAH🎉GOOD JOB!

[@clydesimpson1462]

I'm glad you have found your addiction in life. Any Doctor will tell you gardening and pets are mentally and physically good for you.

[@PseudoAccurate]

I remember the days when you could disagree too! Preach on brother.

[@bills.1951]

It actually wasn't that long ago!

[@mariejean3136]

I was not physically there but followed you religiously. In 2020 my garden was my home. Thanks to you and a lot of others like you.

[@DjHazardous]

*I had seen a article that said that "California governor was thinking about banning back home gardens" our family hasn't planted for about a year due to neighborhood dogs and cats but it's should be a wake up call to gardening community to share videos like this in the masses to overcome the lies these false articles are sharing*

[@Casandra1959]

The government I think don't relieve that those community Gardens help feed those communities

[@judigrumm7190]

There are really good organic animal repellents! Grow stuff!!

[@LA-cl4cc]

Please either link the article or video in which Gov. Newsom stated this. I looked and found nothing. I may be mistaken or you may be spreading false information. The study in the video is from Michigan.

[@anygoodimaydopocast]

Can you imagine someone coming to your home and your property and telling you that you can't have a garden there? I think i'd react violently.

[@MargaretFinnell]

Electric fencing works wonders.

[@roseallen9057]

And this is why I’m still watching your videos 4 years later.

[@LarryJ2022]

I dunno why YT recommended this video to me I'm not a home gardener but dude you got a level head and you're promoting good stuff have a like and a comment hope the algorithm gets you out there.

[@judigrumm7190]

You should be. It's easy. Just grow herbs for cooking. Or cherry or tomatoes if you like them.

[@EnhancedSimplicity]

DON'T Stop Keep GROWING!... i like the "double down & defiantly" part & just subscribed 👍🏾

[@GosieKin]

This should be on a mug: Keep calm Keep gardening

[@tamardevane6635]

I’m really pleased that you are spreading this message. From a vegetable/ fruit gardener of 65 years. Growing more than ever

[@AshGreen359]

And of sure would be nice if future generations were also allowed to do the same

[@prayerbaby]

I’m on a very low income. I’ve made my garden beds from junk lying around the yard left by previous tenants. A lot of people use recycled materials for home gardening. Old pots, bathtubs, pallets, tyres ….

[@VeritasOmniaVinculaVincit]

I grew up gardening, stopped as a young adult, right before covid I just got back into it and BAM lock-downs.. I ended up sharing a lot of my garden with my elderly neighbors. That made me realize how important gardening is, now I'm doing Quail keeping for eggs and meat, Beekeeping for honey and wax "candles and chap-stick", Chickens "eggs and meat", and raising fish in an artificial 1k ft pond I made. Covid helped me realize I needed to be even more self sufficient for my family and our direct neighbors and I am really enjoying all of it, good for mental health as well.

[@wrongfullyaccused7139]

Excellent.

[@floydchusset3143]

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. My mom loved gardening and we grew up the better and healthier for it, A perfect storm is brewing in the United States. Inflation, bank collapse, severe drought in the agricultural belt, recession, food shortages, diesel fuel and heating oil shortages, baby formula shortages, available automobile shortages and prices, the price of living place. It's all coming together and it could lead to a real disaster towards the end of this year (or sooner). With inflation currently at about 6%, my primary concern is how to maximize my savings/retirement fund of about $300k which has been sitting duck since forever with zero to no gains.

[@majidcoper]

These are the conditions in which life-changing money is made by those who remain calm, patient, and take controlled risks. Volatility goes both ways. The bigger the red candles, the bigger the green ones.

[@ryanthompson8256]

A city ordinance was passed in Omaha about 10 years ago. It is not lawful to have a backyard garden. No lie. Investing in stocks can be a wise decision, especially if you have a dependable trading system that can lead to successful outcomes. Personally, I've been working with a financial advisor for about a year now. Starting with less than $200K and I'm now just $19,000 away from making half a million in profit.

[@ashwinaditi1039]

That's fascinating. How can I contact your Asset-coach as my portfolio is dwindling?

[@StreetMisfit]

Excellent video on bringing awareness to not just the benefits of backyard gardening but also, the “gray zone” of creating a carbon footprint and corporations blowing the topic into a propaganda war against individuals being self sufficient, or even self thinking at this point.

[@arielamaya4177]

During the recession back in 2008 public schools were teaching kid how to grow their own vegetable garden for food. Even a guide into growing an indoor gardening for students that lived in apartment buildings. Fast forward and no public schools are doing that anymore. I remember being given three small bags of seed to grow like tomatoes, zucchini and bell peppers. It seems the government doesn’t want their citizens to grow their own food.

[@oompalumpus699]

Because control. A tyrannical government wants complete dominion over food supply.

[@FranAndrews-u1x]

Or think for themselves.

[@arielamaya4177]

@@FranAndrews-u1x facts, have you seen the articles about gardening increases the carbon footprint. That just sounds ridicules.

[@louyou6614]

i have a very small balcony with little natural light because ofcolored window , is it possible to grow stuff ?

[@arielamaya4177]

@@louyou6614 uv light is must if you want to grow plants.