Beautiful 8 Acre Permaculture Farm Combines Trees, Livestock, and a Productive CSA Market Garden

[@regenmediaofficial]

Thank you so much for watching and for James and Rosa from Tap o' Noth Farm! We are working on the next video that features the incredible Lynbreck Croft! Best wishes, Huw Richards & Sam Cooper

[@Meraxes6]

Beautifully done, thank you for making these films!!

[@LyndseyMacPherson]

Huw and Sam--you're doing amazing work. These films are lush, beautiful, inspiring and each tells a story. The cinematography and editing are top tier. Hope these get noticed and marketed to a wider audience (looking at you, Netflix!) 😉

[@silvao6589]

Thank you all for both spreading the word and proving that this lifestyle is possible and worth living. Blessings to y'all

[@CasinhaDaRua15]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful place. In the region of Brazil, where I live, the winter is dry and the plants lose color. Summer is rainy.

[@urban9361]

Thank you for All You Do to spread the vital message of f the hope these systems to feed as well as restore this plamet of ours

[@TranNguyen-mg9qq]

Hi guys, im from Vietnam. We have a home forest farden where i grow different forest big wood trees, about 1,5 hecta. Around the house we grow vegies, herbs, fruit trees and keep some chickens, mostly for self consumption. We ve been doing this for 8 years. I hope to pass down the garden to my children, and hope they will appreciate it. Cheers from Vietnam!!

[@zekeyeager1458]

Grow a giant weed tree

[@judgegoodevening6231]

@@zekeyeager1458 Stoooop

[@LL-ii3fy]

Beautiful may JESUS bless you

[@thuybaotran]

I'm also from Vietnam, Bac Lieu, having a small 500m2 applying agroforestry, aiming to have a bigger permaculture garden. Hope that I can connect with you to learn and share our passion

[@chuckmartel1874]

A pot brownie tree would be better

[@ohio_gardener]

Love this series on Agroforestry! It is great to see people trying to recover our planet. As someone once said, "There are no passengers on Spaceship Earth. We are all crew."

[@regenmediaofficial]

Ahh thank you so much! More to come! And a great quote too!

[@oasisecovillage991]

Yes, we are the caretaking crew for sure.

[@calebwskvaril]

I'm not crying, you're crying !! Hands down, one of the best permaculture farms I've seen. The joy they have is palpable

[@nick554]

I love how you were so moved by this. ❤

[@richlijacanacua]

So inspiring! Permaculture method is the way to bring back the Eden on Earth! Awesome job!

[@yevpt]

This is my life dream right there in a 15 min video

[@christinalynn8143]

Beautiful. Land, Animals seem well raised and properly nourished. Good on them, blessed by God. 🤗 🙌🙌🙌

[@LibbySherman]

God bless you both in all of your endeavors! God created man and woman with the ability to steward the earth and he never took that away from us despite what the rest of the world seems to think.

[@hzlkelly]

Amen

[@andrewmcintyre8774]

Love what you have achieved guys , I cant wait to have my own farm and millions of others do too. What a world we will have then.

[@lilspiderlily]

I'd love to turn my home into something like this, a mini version of it of course. I love ducks they're cute and useful, goats too. And having greens that can produce fruits would be so great

[@maciejgronowski]

Great to know so more permaculture farms in the UK! All the best from Permaculture farmer from Leicester!!!

[@curiouscat3384]

Love this couple - been following them for several yrs :)

[@joycanbefoundinthegarden7897]

This is simply wonderful. The music, the videography and the content. I love this so much. It’s just so relaxing and inspiring. Thank you so much.

[@nilkolllu5036]

Life is so beautiful like a dream in the farm!!!

[@ranjankundu9845]

First viewer from India 🇮🇳

[@etenuithetbos]

Absolutely stunning and truly inspiring portrait. Love this one! 🍀

[@LinhHarvesting]

So satisfying to see the fruits collected

[@peterdoughty2015]

Watching this has been a wonderful way to start this cold and snowy day. Did I only imagine seeing blooming elderberry in the background around 6:05?

[@dayafeickert6752]

Huw I love these great films you and Sam produce. The artistry and love of subject shine through. It’s a blessing to see the green beauty during the cold winter months

[@regenmediaofficial]

It's our pleasure Daya!! :)

[@Hy-Brasil]

back in the 70s there was a tv show called The Good Life with Richard Briers and Felicity Kendal. about a couple who decides to throw out the modern world and basically turn their suburban home into a farm. all sorts of shenanigans ensue and if you have ever attempted farming of any sort you are bound to relate on more than a dozen subjects. it was a comedy back then, but it's becoming a reality for more and more people and honestly what little i know about Briers i have a feeling he's laughing at the irony of it all. it's a good show, and on youtube. look it up! might even give you some ideas. I took up farming 15 years ago but was already exposed to it by my grandparents when i was really young. i just never had my own patch of land to do anything. we have all the usual farm animals including a couple of cows and their calf. this year we added honey bees and i reinstated my geese. i used to have a small gaggle of them but sold them. missed them terribly after five or six years...so i bought five goslings back in march. they're not honking yet but they do strut around like royalty and i love it... probably going to get rid of the turkeys. i have officially decided i am not a fan. and i want to cut back on chickens and do more with quail and pigeons. it IS a good life though. at this moment i have a fridge full of milk from my goats and cow, i have fresh eggs, and home grown pork. i could absolutely make homemade scotch eggs and they ACTUALLY be homemade because it all came from my homefarm. i have so much milk but only one person outside my family is willing to come get it. i end up feeding the extra to my chickens or pigs 🙄 i would much rather give it to friends. but they've all been trained to reject it. like i said, been doing this 15 years. 15 years of raw milk, raising my kids on it, no one has died. only thrived. I would love to see more people do this on whatever spot of land they can. if you have access to dirt you should be able to grow something to eat. people grow house plants in the city, college kids used to grow weed in their closets.... you can certainly grow tomatoes in your apartment if you really wanted to!! and a goat takes up as much room as a dog - depending on the breed, large or small. and they will happily landscape for you for free, AND they make clean fertilizer AND milk which also makes cheese. and they don't bark or bite people. ducks are a red meat and more sustainable than beef. their eggs are higher on the alkaline scale which is great if you're on a cancer diet. pigeons and rabbits kept families alive during famines(pigeons also feed themselves and breed rapidly) A lot of the plastic in the ocean was once wrapped around food.... but if you grow it yourself, or if you go to a local farmer and pick it yourself, there is no need for all that trash. that alone should motivate people.

[@leonstenutz6003]

Love love love ❤! your comment. Blessings from Bolivia.

[@catarinafeio1766]

Beautiful landscape you have there… wow I’m stunned 🤩 🌳 keep with the dream 👏💪👏🌱

[@moniquelee3623]

''Let's make the earth a big garden For those who will come after us'' Luc Plamondon

[@ferferiify]

My heart was full of joy 😊💞 while watching. Thank you

[@timebong8366]

I JUST LOVE PEOPLE LIKE THIS🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@leaf4267]

I can feel the enthusiasm in them.

[@UrbanWhiteBuffaloFarm]

Hey Y'all, What a fantastic video. To see folks creating, working and living a life of permaculture and agroforestry is so inspiring. The animals are a combination of coworker commodity. They are living their best life of health and nutrition as well as fresh air and sunshine. When humans understand the nature of an animal and use the animal to work for them it is imperative to know when the job is complete and stop them before they continue until they cause damage. The damage being the fault of the human for not stopping them as animal are animals after all. Blessing on you both, your family, and your farm. Bye for now

[@thewolfethatcould8878]

Simply Beautiful!!!

[@VebjrnHaugstveit]

I love this videos! Tap o' Noth farm is so inspiring:)

[@saintssinners9277]

Definition of peace

[@scrucs]

such a beautiful farm!! congratulations guys and thanks for what you are doing, you are an inspiration

[@Elevenated]

Your videos are calming and the greens are amazing

[@killjoyredux8361]

Amazing stuff everyone. Thanks for sharing.

[@emanuelad3534]

Hard work but sooo meaningful and beautiful!! Wish all the best! Congratulations

[@kelvinsparks4651]

To see your success has given me mord inspiration and foresight to transform the family farm here in Devon. Well done and thank you for sharing your experience.

[@logancobb4330]

Absolutely beautiful video. The professionalism is superb. No nonsense, phenomenal videography, valuable entertaining content, and great music! Thank you guys for your hard work and perseverance. I hope to see this channel get the following it deserves. God bless 🙏🏼

[@sunilkarmur1914]

Please keep publishing such amazing videos which inspires a lot of people around the world 🌎🌍🌎🌎🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@bolangagromalang]

terimakasih anda menjelaskan dengan sangat bagus, terimakasih sudah berbagi ilmu

[@ORDWIFEY]

Awesome creation guys!! Im over on Skye and have been so inspired by your farm. Would love to come visit one day.

[@TapoNothFarm]

Thank you!

[@TheRegenBeacon]

Great video! You really capture the inspiring work they are doing in a beautiful way

[@kaasgermaan1050]

Another gem on this platform, super beautiful and inspirational 🌱🌳

[@MollyJeffree]

Yet another beautiful project.

[@brendancull]

What a lovely film! I hope that you have more coming. I love seeing the personalities and philosophies of people doing this kind of thing. Beautifully made and beautifully told.

[@macw2234]

Very encouraging. Thanks for sharing

[@eduardgio1]

🤗 Congratulations for the wonderful life you build for yourself ❤

[@michaelgilbert1550]

Great film!!!! Need much more of these! Their farm is very indicative of a Richard Perkins following of which I do as well! Once again great job!

[@monkeyper]

Great video, especially the part at 2:50-super informative

[@cozinhandocomakeide2695]

a word that defines your channel: amazing. when the notifications of your work arrive, I'm sure it will be worth watching. your content always shows much more than the images! you can see his dedication and love for what he does, always wanting to make his followers satisfied. thank you very much for the beautiful work. God bless you and your family 🙏 a big kiss from Brazil 🇧🇷👍😘

[@BinaBombo]

"be part of the solution" - love that

[@WildPrimal23]

Just amazing. Thanks so much for doing what you do. Incredible video. Cheers from Michigan!

[@mrzoukdotcomzouklambadaboo8212]

I really like what Rosa said about instead of keeping environmental land the same... As we know land either improves or gets less productive... I think the msg Rosa is sharing about improving land and not leaving it the same is what all environmental gov departments should be thinking about... I mean some land was tropical rainforest and they want to hold it in its less than rainforest capacity.... That imo is wrong... Land should always be improved... For example the amazon jungle was previously a manmade permaculture living entity... Look up terra preta....lets stop this conservation of leaving land the way it is.... Also alot of the animals that were in these areas previously are no longer there to maintain the conservation areas...

[@Elevenated]

Your farm looks beautiful. I like to use wooden stakes hammered beside garden beds with off cut sprinkler pipe placed over the ends to form an arch for easier tunnels to protect from frosts etc

[@dongoldney]

Great watching this video , I’ll visit in winter when back from Australia

[@djoeliver]

Waiting for other video... Im sure this channel will grow big and big..with hundred thousand of subscribers...

[@sdp4549]

these two are aware! great video!

[@ArifulIslam-dh5mn]

Love you guys ❤️ love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🧡🇧🇩🇧🇩🧡❤️❤️❤️

[@martinarenzi4744]

Amazing people you are! Thanks for what you are doing! That's my dream!

[@stewartthomas2642]

Love your stuff kick on love it

[@briantanamatarigan3113]

Really appreciate and interest

[@shanraj521]

I love nature

[@Homesweethome2186]

Thank you🤗🤗🤗

[@melindaedgington9925]

This film is very well done.

[@simonzhang4380]

Your place is so beautiful and green, wish could visit one day❤

[@kathmandu1575]

Excellent video - thanks!

[@tkarlmann]

You two are so Blessed to have acreage as you do! Question: How much time do you spend with the goats every day? Do you need to milk them every day? How long does that take? Do you make cheese from the milk? What happens when/if the goats eat up all the branches they can get? Do you have a better wooded area, or a de-nuded one? You have four goats, by my count. How many goats do you require per person? Do/can you sell any of the goat milk? Your dog really gets excited when he senses that there are animals to herd! (Which is his function, by his breed.) Great video -- this is where my heart is also, but I now live urban.

[@TapoNothFarm]

Hi there! Thanks so much for watching and your kind words. You've got quite a few questions there and as you can imagine we get a lot of questions asked of us, so we have come up with a way of managing such questions and the time it asks of us - www.patreon.com/tapfarm - there is a tier called Tap Chat where we can answer any questions or help with any consultancy. Best wishes and thanks again.

[@tkarlmann]

@@TapoNothFarm I ask soooo many questions that I'd go broke if anyone was charging! Suffice it to say I really liked your video -- it made me dream of what I would like to have someday! Thanks so much for letting me imagine a Really Good Life! About all those details about the goats, they would get worked out if I only had some LAND. I'm apartment-bound.

[@rubygray7749]

@@tkarlmann Have you subscribed to the Tap O' Noth channel? There are years of videos to watch there, which will answer all your questions.

[@jptualla85]

Keep it up, enjoying from Arizona

[@markhirstwood4190]

Beautiful.

[@pilkyish]

Another lovely film, Huw👍🏻

[@regenmediaofficial]

Thank you so much!

[@mattt6459]

Amazing place.

[@bdblog9726]

I love farming .. I love to live in village

[@18Bees]

I’m from North of Inverness now living in the Pacific Northwest and using log hive beekeeping to introduce your ideas here. More flora less commercialized bees.

[@mothermovementa]

Beautiful

[@Orphanboyefforts-Chuong]

Beautiful village❤❤❤

[@MsMegancarter]

Such a beautiful way of life, I’m feeling so inspired 🙏🏼

[@widyastutipurbani7830]

Wonderful life!

[@sensi432]

Great video i love it

[@verabonillagonzalez5474]

😍🤩hermoso video, bella manera de vivir, esa es la granja de mis sueños.

[@bbmkbbmk2597]

الطبيعة رائعة حقا

[@ucokpardameannapitupulu1788]

Love this.. hope i can make it one day...

[@azaaparis2915]

Good job guys.

[@pavanaher4114]

very beautiful....

[@indonesianpets9942]

Amazing

[@piggyman1585]

Good.show.welldone

[@pinkelephants1421]

Many of these farms are do inspiring but they (are) small scale units - nothing wrong with that. However, it would be fascinating to see the journey of say a 150-200 acre or so unit transform into a permacultural large scale commercial venture from typical traditional farming units, be they livestock, grain or commercial vegetables units. I think it is really important to be able to show that it's perfectly feasible to be able to do this on a large scale and still have it be profitable, indeed, more profitable. Agricultural production drastically needs to change if we're to continue to feed the world, repair ecosystems, increase soil carbon sequestration & restore soil health.

[@facelessdrone]

I've heard of folks doing upwards of 3,000 acres permaculture. That was about a decade ago, im sure their farm has vastly matured since then.

[@gareth7762]

This is exactly what I need to see please keep up the good work. Also to any readers is there any other channels or resources i could learn more about regenerative farming and combining live stock with produce effectively Thanks

[@TheFarmerTv99]

Beautiful background

[@mattoska]

Regenerative agriculture.....you mean a private old time farm 😅❤

[@mahlet3570]

Great job 💚💛❤ 🇪🇹

[@barnabyvonrudal1]

Very cool to see that up in Scotland! How long is the growing season up there?

[@TapoNothFarm]

Thanks - w're frost/snow free from mid may/early June (ish) to October.

[@barnabyvonrudal1]

@@TapoNothFarm wow, short! what do you do in the off season?

[@kanamugireinnocent5030]

Permaculture is good

[@matthewmoore9911]

Love it 💚👏

[@franzsailer2674]

Great Place... are these Saanengoats? Do you ever get problems with their hooves if it is rainy weather?

[@TapoNothFarm]

Hi there - thank you, yes they are British Saanens - sometimes we do but not too often.

[@thegamechanger7157]

This is ideal Cows are large and needs to many labors.

[@jeremysmith9383]

Hello! Great videos! Did you decide to move away from duck egg farming? I loved your video a year ago about duck egg farming. We also had khaki campbell’s for egg farming but we could not keep the eagle predators away and kept loosing hens to the eagles. They seemed to know which ducks were hens and preferred them over the drakes. I was hoping you found a way to successfully farm khaki’s.

[@Gardeningnature768]

very nice❤

[@jatikembarfarm4321]

Like it..

[@duchesse7713]

Bonjour! Superbe série sur les semis ;) Que faire lorsqu'ils ont filé? J'ai particulièrement des difficultés avec les laitues. Je ne peux pas baisser la température et je suis coté nord...

[@FARMINGWITHRASTA]

Nice!

[@xeygonzales12]

🍃💚🍃

[@Siedliskowy]

Super 🤗

[@hoosierpioneer]

Although I'm in the USA, I'm also interested in passing my farm to someone interested in carrying on with it. Have you found any organizations that match owners up with upcoming farmers? I want more than temporary interns, someone looking for their farm home.