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[@VeganAthlete]

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[@byronburkhammer2224]

VeganAthlete you are just cute as hell man !! Lol 😂

[@moniquegebeline4350]

VeganAthlete Jake NEVER eat a mushroom you can’t 10000%% ID- go onto Facebook and join a few of the mushroom groups they are fab about ID and I would suggest going to your local library in town (or even ordering online) and get some foraging books for your area. 95% of mushrooms are TOXIC. PS mostly all compound berries (Rubus) are all edible 🤣

[@shaquanconyers9963]

Man how hard can it be

[@MelaniePhoenix]

I'm concerned by the amount of people saying you can cook the toxins out of a toxic mushroom. Unfortunately, amatoxins are heat-stable. Cooking won't break the toxin down. Freezing or drying them won't work either. Also, people, even so-called experts, misidentify mushrooms. Foraging for wild mushrooms isn't recommended.

[@shaquanconyers9963]

What kind of vegan foods in your garden

[@mikeprimero700]

Hey jake I've been following your videos for a while. I'm glad you are following what you want in life. Sending you the best of luck!

[@OffGridLife]

I love gardening with you! 💚

[@RealKungFu]

Me too babe

[@stanlee1857]

@@RealKungFu awww how sweet

[@elliottjames671]

Bb😘

[@anitahamlin2411]

Foraging for food is something my Dad and Grandfather taught me as a child. Ramps are now being served in five star restaurants and the asparagus never tasted so good! I am learning about using cactus as I live in So. Cal. Micro greens are a new favorite as I don't have a yard. I live vicariously through others currently. Thanks for sharing your experiences!

[@dianeneary4672]

Watching you garden makes me want to get my hands in some nice rich soil. I miss my garden and the raised beds that I put in. Now i will turn my energy to small flats of microgreens. I also plan to try miniature tomatoes as well in my Brooklyn, NY apartment. Thanks for the continuing inspiration. I love watching your channel. All the best to both of you!

[@katiegarrett822]

The flowers of dandelion are edible too. I lightly bread and fry them. They are very good!

[@michelepaccione8806]

There are mushroom identification groups on Facebook. Never eat a mushroom unless you're certain you know what it is. cook all mushrooms thoroughly, and even with safe mushrooms only eat a small amount at first to see if you tolerate them.

[@animel.72]

Yup

[@MelaniePhoenix]

Unfortunately, amatoxins are heat-stable. Cooking won't break the toxin down.

[@Disneylander]

Oh, and stinging nettle and dandelions too of course! Easy, delicious, and versatile!

[@markw6609]

great video, thank you both. Garden is looking great

[@goofyroofy]

dandelion flowers are very high in lecithin, so you can and should eat them, you can also make wine from them.

[@moniquegebeline4350]

Nicole- you absolutely CAN eat dandelion flowers, in salads, teas, jelly- they’re delicious and full of nutrients too! 😉

[@charmainenordtvedt4354]

Monique Gebeline they’re also really great in kombucha!

[@tarapaul8212]

Spring is the best for all those tasty treats you are picking 😊. NW is full of this good stuff

[@WildmanDesignCo]

Step 1: Add diagonal braces to the vertical posts of the platform. The Pacific Yurt platform plans show it, the Pacific Yurt manual shows it. Without these braces, there is nothing there to help support the lateral movement. You are going to be putting a 1800-2700 lbs yurt on that platform, plus whatever else you are putting inside. That’s a lot of weight. Those nails and small brackets will not hold, they will pop right out of the wood. I would hate to see all this work you are putting into this and have the platform collapse. Even worse, someone get hurt. It’s a safety issue.

[@I_am_Poknik]

super agree with you 👍👍

[@indigowarrior8]

We keep suggesting this to him but he won't listen. Or respond.

[@jonathantooth3190]

I wouldn’t waste your time Wildman there have been a number of us who have repeatedly encouraged him very nicely to look at this but he doesn’t listen or respond. The funny thing is he asks for ideas and people thoughts then when they are given with respect his response is nothing. But it’s not just with that he is no bushman and he is not willing to learn or heed advice, just remember the old saying “A good tradesman never spot learning “. The only reason I watch now from time to time is for the moment the saying “Told you so” will fit right in.

[@WildmanDesignCo]

Jonathan Tooth I know, I have seen the comments as well. It’s a bummer he won’t take the advise, it’s free, haha. That’s one of the reasons I stated making videos, is to learn from others who have a lot more experience than I do.

[@jonathantooth3190]

Wildman Design Co the crazy part is from all the comments including mine we are all on their side we want to see them succeed that’s also the sad part as well. But unfortunately there are people out there that need to learn from there mistakes. All I hope is when this one does bite it doesn’t come with a high price.

[@trustingblindly1413]

Omg yeiii a new video 😭😭😭😭😭 couldn’t ask for a better day off 💪🏼.

[@GreenVegan816]

Fiddleheads in Maine are a huge spring time treat, but they look very different than the ones you picked. I hope yours are as delicious as ours are. I can't believe how green and lush everything is. It's so beautiful already.

[@Fredfjs78]

I was thinking the same thing Sharon. I'm just above you In New Brunswick. Cant wait for the flood waters to go down so they can start to grow.

[@tarapaul8212]

Flower of dandelion is edible when it is tiny. Tastes like nuts. Also,.. take the flowers when they bloom ( like in your hair) and make jelly. So good!

[@VeganAthlete]

Nicole is going to make wine out of the flowers! Stay tuned

[@MsSeagypsy]

You can pick the young berry bush leaves and dry them for tea. Salmonberry, blackberry, huckleberry, all nutritious leaves.

[@stacey2558]

Love this channel!! Way to go guys!

[@Yinsot]

Great video mate, keep up the good work!

[@Yinsot]

Sub my channel noobs :P

[@Disneylander]

I see lots of salmonberry, trailing blackberry, and Himalayan blackberry on you're property! I'm sure you're going to love berry season! I'll bet you have thimbleberry, blackcap raspberry, huckleberry, and maybe even some wild strawberry out there as well, just to name a few of the most delicious! I'd also recommend looking into licorice fern; the rhizome has a delicious black licorice flavor that can be used in teas. And grand fir tree needles are super high in vitamin C and make a tea that tastes like oranges! Pacific Northwest forage is incredibly bountiful, and you're heading into the best season for it! Just be careful with those mushrooms, I typically avoid them altogether with so much other and more safe forage in the area!

[@VeganAthlete]

Disneylander Great comment! Thank you 🙏🏼

[@TinyHouseLife]

always an inspiration Jake!

[@nolaborrego9983]

Exciting that your new property already have wild food for you guys. Awesome!

[@garden_geek]

Yay a garden video! Canada certainly has different growing conditions than Arizona, but it sounds like you two have gardened all over the world. I can’t wait til you guys can start a garden on your property! If you could ever build a greenhouse too, you would be set.

[@suzanneleblanc1077]

It's a beautiful thing to grow all your food.

[@101life9]

That's a good start with "black gold" in your land! You're blessed!😀

[@20021MrSmith]

The good thing about the Rubabr is that you can split the root and create new plants. I just made 5 out of my one this spring. Great testing plant !

[@melvinaroundy4647]

Rhubarb plant is going to get huge.. Love all your videos and watching your journey

[@patriciaward4860]

KUDOS to the both of you

[@jumpingchi8921]

I love your raised beds.

[@roseasghar6455]

Woooohhh! Jake those bigger mushrooms you've found are absolutely eatable 100% the same mushrooms we are harvesting in philippines .they come out during rainy days.

[@jasonscreativeadventures3900]

Awesome progress! 👍👍👍😎🥳

[@georgecarlin2656]

When you google for an edible mushroom make sure to also search for its poisonous lookalikes.

[@craignash4736]

Hey guys... thanks for sharing, kinda short , but I know y’all are busy so read the instructions and let’s build a yurt . Craig. Pa. Guy

[@loismorrison2291]

So glad you are in Canada iam in nova Scotia love the show

[@funhousefibers]

Nice garden inspiration! Doing lots of that myself right now 👍 you are so lucky to have fiddlehead ferns!!!! Yum!

[@retineshilares2497]

Ferns are most of the time toxics. It's really important to identify them with precision and to cook them right. It's such a joy when you finally get the edible ones.

[@sinfonianbarelytone9191]

Love the garden. Broke my leg. Wish I could garden

[@forwimp]

I'm a Vegan, and I vote for diagonal bracing under the platform.

[@chrisslade5644]

Despite the backbiters out there who, I am glad that you ignore I would like to say that Jake you continue to amaze me with your ability to master just about anything that is put in front of you. Your breadth of skills is amazing and Nicole is developing along similar lines. Looking forward to seeing some yoga videos in the future from Nicole. Well done both of you. Keep going.

[@Tanymsun]

Thanks for the answer about the van!

[@hayleym1255]

Loving the videos Jake. Block the haters their negativity is boring whilst you guys and your adventures are not. Loving you both from Melbourne , Australia xxx

[@KimberlyBarkdoll]

I have an app called plantsnap, and the app says that the mushroom may be Psathyrella uliginicola. A non-edible. It also notes that they are hard to identify, so take a sample in to a local plant nursery and see what they say. Good Luck!!! I live in Florida now, but born in Wisconsin. You are going to fall in love with rhubarb, raspberries and water chestnuts! We used to take walks and find them wild as well as blueberries in the northern part of WI where my grandparents lived. Good Luck with the change in climate. It is challenging but so much fun! I have lived in 7 states and it is so cool to expand your knowledge base on the different Zones and planting seasons. When I first moved to FL, I tried to plant tomatoes in April, HAAHAAHAA!!!! Smh.

[@TwisterChrisable]

Wow that is soooo beautiful!!!!!

[@KimberlyBarkdoll]

Kevin & AnaMarie Gianni did a diesel RV tour and a lot of these restaurants have to pay a "honey truck" to come get the grease trap contents, so they should be more than happy for you to take some of that bulk away. They did have to add a warmer to make sure the grease could flow better. Not specific on the details, but they went all over the US without buying fuel! This was on youtube back in 2006-ish???

[@teakkabean5369]

The best mushroom book.

[@OffGridLife]

Great video Babe!! 😘💚

[@elliottjames671]

😘

[@gregc9946]

All my gardens are off grid 😭 Love the vids.

[@sabchatelain5249]

Dandelion tea is fantastic

[@endlessness80]

I thoroughly enjoyed your little bit shimmy while gardening. 😂

[@nerd4rocks]

Ask your local ranger about somebody who forges for mushrooms and really knows what they're talking about and see if you can trade some labor 4 training on mushrooms

[@Caroline45678]

Very nice 👌🏼

[@melaronie3024]

Mmmm fiddleheads. We have them in our grocery stores in Ontario too. These are young ones but wait until they become green circular pods. 😋

[@brigittelm6054]

I eat dandelion flower and dry leave and flower for tea. Leaves are great for smoothies.

[@frankirwin8111]

Checked out your China Date Ranch trip in Sept15. The dates are awesome.

[@suzanneleblanc1077]

Usually rhubarb is not planted in the garden but has a special corner away from the garden because the rhubarb patch will grow so big an cntinue to o so year after year, your file heas look ugly, like their finished, they're not suppose to be uncoiled but coiled tightly like a fiddle head

[@illj]

Great video.

[@lancemcnichol2354]

Hey Jake & Nicole. Nice video. Cool info about the local plant life in the area and seeing you work the gardens. Not really our area of expertise so it was fun to watch. Not sure how you are going to top Nicole's (your Living Off Grid channel) last video with 1000+ viewers and awesome overall content and yurt construction, but it looks like the challenge is on! Good luck and keep up the great work. Lance & Carol - Victoria

[@RealKungFu]

Lance McNichol 🌱✌🏼🏔⛰🗻

[@gselek]

consider that tar oil (made from threes) apply on wood under of yurt to avoid insects or bugs , thank you for videos.

[@bloomsflowerslovers4080]

Beautiful

[@Asciiterix]

fibrecap.... Its spring avoid mushrooms with gills, stick to morels

[@leeonline8]

Not sure if you ever figured out what kind of mushroom that was. But Paul Stamets certainly knows and I believe he's in your neck of the woods. The 2 of you can do videos together.Same mind space.

[@crystalcurrie2393]

We going into winter soon here in QLD Australia

[@ashleyjsmith1769]

Did you guys take over the theird bed as well ? Nice video and thank you for sharing ?

[@Charlie-dr5ux]

You can eat the dandelion flower, fry them like you do mushrooms. But soak them in salt water to kill any bug and to rid them of dirt. They taste similar to mushrooms.

[@richardsabean5781]

Those are NOT fiddleheads!!! Never saw fiddle heads in Hawaii ...

[@PrincessTS01]

sending ya a book of wild edible plants in the northwest keep eyes open around may 21-june 12

[@RealKungFu]

PrincessTS01 Thank you! Our PO Box is in the vid description!

[@PrincessTS01]

@@RealKungFu i actually sent two books one is on foraging the other on local plants to bc

[@alphasxsignal]

Keep that bear spray with you and setup a critter cam at the site for day and night monitoring.

[@halfgridhomestead]

I sent a bell too ;) tie it to the shoe.. annoying but you can get used to it like elf shoes at xmas...ha. for warning bears off or at least not being a surprise... or on a bracelet that can take off. I saw the stores selling 'bear bells' for this and happen to have one laying here. Sounds like a good idea anyways lol

[@RaceToNowhere]

Use Emilia Hazelip and Masanobu Fukuoka's permaculture methods, that climate and soil is ideal and the technique is very easy to apply and mantain

[@charmainenordtvedt4354]

That’s a really beautiful older house, are the neighbors letting you garden on their property?

[@virginiarzekonski9179]

I’m interested in how you handle pest control. I cant get chickens or guinea hens where I am which is what I prefer for this task.

[@sabchatelain5249]

Can You make an answer about diagonal braces? People are talking about That since You began thé yurt. It's freaking me out for You. Do You think it's notre necessary? Will You do it later?

[@oskaredwall7662]

you gotta miss growing tropical fruits man, i wanna move to south of spain or the canaries, costa rica mby. , currently in sweden

[@innershifttv]

In Vermont we eat Ostrich fern fiddleheads. I am not certain what fern were picking, however it does not look.like our ostrich fern. Do you know what kind of fern it is? My mother once took a walk with a man who was at the time in his 90’s and had written a book about the ferns of Vermont. There are so many varieties.

[@Alexander-yq9eg]

Do you buy new plants to grow veggies every season? Would love for you to make videos on how to re-use and save plants to keep giving me stuff every season. Most things die when the frost and snow comes. Not sure how to save it for next year.

[@flashgordon1262]

In the uk all mushrooms that grow on trees are dible..that doesnt mean to say they taste very good they are just not poisonous

[@101life9]

Featherheads do not have hair on them.. They're shinny, smooth deep green in color and tender. Blanch them lightly, set aside. Stir fry some red onion lightly with jullianed carrots and seasoned them with sweet and sour vinegrate . .yum...

[@angelartistic3056]

Best thumbnail ever!

[@lightneasy1]

Angel Artistic Personally, I prefer the Nicole thumbnails 😃

[@angelartistic3056]

@@lightneasy1 Nicole is gorgeous but we can't leave Jake out . It's all about equality.

[@VeganAthlete]

Thank you Angel

[@VeganAthlete]

Me too@@lightneasy1

[@dirkhans001]

hi, just checking on cross bracing...., nope, not yet! Do check the manual, all the ones I've read and 35 years in construction says cross bracing...

[@lightneasy1]

Ola

[@ExteelPaprika]

using any cold frames?

[@marcpitre6221]

i think your fidleshead should be pick earlyer when their nice and round.

[@marcpitre6221]

Ostrich fern that you want

[@Johnrider1234]

84 acres manitoulin island

[@douggoldengolden72]

What is hard is usually best for us

[@marinkelmoon2866]

When harvesting mushrooms pull them gently out of the ground brushing off most of the dirt, then cover the hole back up. Don’t cut the stem. I used to do this as well but learned better :)

[@WaitingforGodot]

Why?

[@bettygarrett2489]

Im betty boop from youngstown, ohio. Enjoy your utube. Im 64 old and fat. But i eat pork and hamburger and chicken for protien. I made comments before. Nice comments.

[@giggadygoogog]

Chris Harbour's channel is great. He is in Wales.

[@VeganAthlete]

Anon For sure! Love it

[@bloomsflowerslovers4080]

Any update on the seeds u sawing directly? Hehehe

[@KK-gi3wt]

I live in B.C also and am so fearfull to live in the bush like you due to the bad foretfires.

[@retineshilares2497]

I hope they are o.k.

[@Justbirdperson]

Any thoughts about kids later? How would you do that with education? Really want to live off grid someday, but the kid thing is holding me back (also my passion for chemistry, currently studying this at university level) Thinking about just growing a food supply of my own and get solar power, but still live near the lab and school for kids?

[@spiritfree5050]

Do you add something to the vegetable Oil I doubt there is gonna be enough Thermal energy in their to Drive a Truck there is Bio-Diesel that used Methane Alcohol is that what you mean?

[@suspectmak]

Take a spore print

[@thku4grace]

My view on wild mushrooms is the caloric content is never worth the uncertainty of the toxicity, but then it wouldn't really be worth it if it was 1000 calories either, but then it would be worth my while to probably invest my time to become educated.

[@alphasxsignal]

Sweet potatoes, just put some shoots in the ground they will grow.

[@real_wakawaka]

horsetail is very health and is best eaten young. Its good in salads. older is best dried and ground and then sprinkled on stuff. eating the old is not great and is very woody.

[@retineshilares2497]

It's also a source of silica for stronger nails and hair, good in infusions.

[@gbrunogougler8765]

I believe dandelion flowers are edible too

[@SimonSozzi7258]

2:19 Either that's some kind of agaricus or... it looks like a giant Galerina marginatum! I don't know if they ever get that big though? PMW though... Rusty brown spores...? Those are poisonous! Very! If the gills turn pinkish, it could be a deer mushroom/Pluteus cervinus?

[@shanahtovah3247]

Horsetail is medicinal!

[@georgecarlin2656]

You got a thief in there! 9:02

[@mahiramvevo]

r u settled in canada ?

[@skeets6060]

Is that knife legal in Canada?

[@evelynsalinas4852]

Whose property is this? This is not where the yurt is located right?