WHY ORGANIC FOOD IS HEALTHIER FOR YOU

[@TheWeedyGarden]

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[@JTRBeats]

I love how you turn micro biology chemistry science.. all the stuff I hated at school… into a cinematic journey of learning and feeling.. thank you again

[@JK-gm1ek]

There is also some pseudoscience.

[@tehMyychael]

@@JK-gm1ek I wouldn't say it's pseudoscience, there just isn't enough studies yet but we know it works just we aren't exactly sure on the details yet. Mainly because it's been big corporations funding studies with the goal of maximizing yield above all else. So, we have a ton of knowledge on getting lots of food which is great but now it's time to equalize that by studying ways to do that in more sustainable ways.

[@JK-gm1ek]

@@tehMyychael If we dont know, we dont know. If you dont know you cannot claim to know, thats not how science works. Moreover some of the claims are just wrong from a biological perspective.

[@tehMyychael]

@@JK-gm1ek Yeah that's a fair point. But from a gardening perspective we can't always take the scientific approach. There are so many gardening methodologies out there without scientific backing that seem to work but we don't know why yet.

[@JK-gm1ek]

@@tehMyychael Like what? Btw: Not being digested by worms was a sign for bedingt healthy and full of nutriens and bacteria (n=1) Being digested by mold was a sign for Bein Not protected by bacteria (n=1) I can see the point he ist trying to make but the means are uninformed and do not have any gravity.

[@Ayanrc369]

Support and protect this man at any cost!

[@capeeddy]

Weedy, this is your best and most informative video yet. You're a gift to the world. Thank you so much. ❤❤❤

[@TheWeedyGarden]

I agree with you too!

[@Truthseeker21000]

100% agree this was the single most impactful presentation to convince me of the value of eating homegrown organic food.

[@jillstam3527]

Amen to that

[@leonieshanahan6439]

As someone that teaches and gives talks on growing nutrient dense food-I LOVED this film and the way you described our fabulous life giving Web of Life. It is going to be a valuable resource for schools. Much appreciated. PS please dont feed wild fish/sealife/animals bread, its not good for them. Thanks for sharing your garden and microscope :)

[@TheWeedyGarden]

It’s made for kids!

[@leekosub1196]

​@@TheWeedyGarden my six year old son begs me to watch Weedy. We've been waiting for this video. And it doesn't disappoint. Thank You!

[@MM-wd4hq]

Yes my 4yr just loves your videos.. she still remembers your mango in the creek video she just said lastnight... I was laughing my head off in that one....she is still puzzled about it..why did Weedy jump in the dirty creek water..and it wasnt funny.. because he was eating a mango in there too.😅😅😅 gotta love little minds..

[@thereseboogades8498]

Oh my gosh! I LOVE THIS VIDEO!!! I watch every video & thoroughly enjoy them. This one is a real hit - so fascinating ! I'll share this with my family, teachers, friends - everyone should watch this! Fantastic! ❤ Greetings from your fan in Virginia Beach, Virginia - east coast, USA😊

[@amandagarland3792]

This video just encompassed everything I learnt in a three month course on the Science of Gardening, and made much of it far more easy to understand. Great vid. Hoping to win that competition and have you and Costa come visit us in the Witchcliffe Eco Village in WA.

[@bradliston8990]

A Weedy youtube video is like a healthy pile of compost for the soul. Great stuff Weedy.

[@saritasarit]

What a beautiful class. Saved it for my homeschooled kids

[@TheTassieGardener]

Brilliant, simple, beautiful. Thank you! Let’s spread the word of real food and how much humans need this information right now. You are amazing Weedy - using all your skills to make this accessible for all x

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Super THANKS!!

[@debraruffindesign]

Thank you Weedy!! Finally someone shows us (visually) what people have said all along. My goodness, if that doesn't inspire people, nothing will.

[@nikibrand1035]

I shared this video to my mother who doesn’t yet totally grasp the importance of eating organic food. Thank you, it’s a great video. I grow my own as best I can, but am learning all the time. I grow maybe a third of what I eat, and hope to increase over time. I have an autoimmune disease and I hope to eat my way back to health.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Wonderful

[@Stephens8x6Workshop]

Absolutely brilliant Mr Weedy, you've knocked the ball way out of the park with this one. Mainstream TV production companies should be making quality material like this instead of the shallow mindless celebrity gardening crap they pump out for profit. Cultural attitudes will only change through education that is not funded by commercial (for profit) interests. Hopefully people will see this sort of material and start asking questions and think for themselves. I will be sharing this video with everyone I can think of, even those who think I'm nuts for growing my own food. All the best mate from a cold and rainy UK.

[@heartheath]

🤗 Thanks Stephen, great feedback 💚 Mrs Weedy (Heather)

[@EtherealGrows]

This one NEEDS MORE VIEWS! Thank you for the hard work you put in it Weedy. You're a legend 🙏🏼

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Yay! Just keep sharing it 👍

[@EK-THOMAS]

Thanks Weedy I’m going to show my neurodiverse class, your visuals are fantastic for young adults especially with the Lego and gaming references! We have a garden at school this is going to really help me explain why I’m insisting on doing weird stinky jobs in the garden 😂

[@TheWeedyGarden]

So glad that you`ll show it to the kids ;-)

[@ArnieHolder]

I can't believe that a gardening video touched me so emotionally. We switched to organic foods a couple of years ago. Even before that, I had started a few pots of veggies but have gotten much more serious about it this year. I decided to start composting a couple of weeks ago and found your videos when doing a search on how to start. I really appreciate the way you break things down. But when you put the two broccolis into the worm farm and using time lapse, showed that the worms went after the organic first...well, that was game changing. Some of our friends make fun of us for spending more on organic and driving across town to some of the few stores have have larger organic selections. I'll be sharing this video with them. Thank you for your channel!

[@TheWeedyGarden]

spread the word. 💪🏻

[@tinkeringinthailand8147]

Well put. I'm 59 and I grow (and eat) most of my fruit and veg organically and I can really feel the difference after eating it. 🙏

[@chezelleconroy2951]

Every time I go to cull my KZbin subscriptions I absolutely never unsubscribe from you- your warm, informative and beautiful (absolutely flipping stunningly beautiful) approach is just wonderful.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

So glad to hear that. Thank you

[@Australian_Medicinal_Herbs]

What an important and timely video to share with the world. When I did my agriculture certification I saw just how broken our food system is, and was horrified to learn about the poisons going into our food system with no regulation! Thankyou for this wonderful, inspiring video weedy, and so beautifully told ❤🌿🙌

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Thank you Elle 🫵🏻💪🏻😄

[@NicO-cm2xo]

Best farm video - i wish all teachers starting bio chem physics start like this for new generation of students; thank you Weedy, the world need a superhero like you!

[@JK-gm1ek]

I hope that people who study biology have a better understanding of the non scientific claims that are made in this video.

[@FoggyVirus]

Thanks!

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Thanks 🫵🏻👍🎥🙏🏻

[@lucascatala79]

The way you show this amazing info is the greatest I've ever seen. Thanks a lot

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Wow, thank you!

[@marlilopez-hope6587]

I grew up in the Northern Rivers, and have been living far away (in cities) for more than a decade. I can't thank you enough for sharing your Weedy Garden with the world. You bring so much joy, inspiration and knowledge to my life.

[@jakemca7876]

Weedy you are a one of a kind mate. Love all our content . I make my whole family watch this and my sis cried as you remind her of my dad that passed . Keep it up bud

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Thanks 👍

[@digitaldominatrix]

You have an amazing ability to connect science with concepts I had previously written off as woo-woo. You're a fantastic science communicator, thank you :)

[@melaniebird984]

You are a fabulous communicator! I wish more teachers in Australian schools had your passion and skill!

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Wow, thank you!

[@JK-gm1ek]

A little more scientific knowledge would be helpful as well. some of the claims are very far fetched from a biology perspective

[@ruthiecastro9519]

Wow I just found you love your gentle way of speaking truth.. I try to teach people about real food but they don’t listen snd they wonder why they feel so tired after eating .. organic food gives you energy not the feeling of tiredness❤️I will share your video to them you explain it so well! Bless you🙏🏼🌻

[@TheWeedyGarden]

People will only see it when they are ready. I’m glad you saw it 👍

[@danthemandavies]

Your are fantastic storyteller Weedy. Even after studying landscaping 25 years ago. I always learn something new watching you videos. While studying, I got trained to spray herbicide and pesticides. That course resulted in me never commercially spraying as it opened my eyes to the absurdity of using chemicals in tje environment. 25 years of only purchasing organic produce and now growing my own. Even weed should not be hydroponic. Live now, like you have in wonderful Denmark. Keep up the fantastic teachings for the benefits of our ecosystems and peoples gut biomes.

[@TanjaHermann]

Thanks! I will watch this with my son. So educational and inspiring!

[@TheWeedyGarden]

super thanx !!

[@alexcaplan9271]

I already knew all this, but your voice relaxes me and I appreciate all your hard work making these videos.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Thanks :-) Did you know that the bacteria live inside the plants also?

[@elizabethmaltby2945]

An engaging cinematographic representation of a complex subject with a powerful underlying message in favour of organic food and regenerative farming methods. I love your videos, Weedy. I've completed Geoff Lawton's PDC and am currently enrolled with Dr Elaine (note the spelling) Ingham's Soil Food Web School and I recognise the enormous value of Weedy's portrayal of the scientific research in this format.

[@PJJoys]

Thanks

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Much appreciation 💜🫵🏻 Weedy 😊

[@LindaN-p6p]

Well done Weedy! How amazing would it be if our children could be treated to an education on this level. Love your channel. You bring such artistry to the garden. Thank you!

[@ebradley2306]

Sharing your video. 😊 My yard is a closed loop for the most part except for the inputs from kitchen waste to the compost and worm bins. Make compost, leaf mould, and vermicompost. I also chop & drop, chip small branches and collect as much rainwater as I can. All in your average suburban yard. Working on adding more perennial vegetables and native perennials, for the birds and bugs. It has been a wonderful learning process.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

That is awesome!

[@iarrillaga73]

Thank you weedy😊

[@TheWeedyGarden]

You're welcome 😊

[@gmorgan894]

You are loved Weedy , i hope you know that.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Ha ha. I’m just happy with what I’m doing 🤗

[@Richardofdanbury]

Excellent presentation! It brings me back to 1967 and my General Science teacher in Freshman year of high school. The only difference is that he took all semester to present what you have condensed into one half hour. Your presentation is good form adults or children and adults to understand. Bravo!

[@TheWeedyGarden]

my birth year 👍

[@erikgarcia3931]

Weedy, first we missed you!!! This video is another wonderful, beautiful, creation of yours! The way you see Nature, and how you transmit your Love for it is just heart warming. So grateful.

[@paulaspatch-y8i]

Thank you so much, I cried in the end ( joy of enlightenment)

[@DebyAdairUnicornKisses]

That's got to be the biggest compliment ever.

[@daleireland]

I’m speechless Weedy! God bless you

[@robintait1688]

Thank you so much Weedy for such a great explanation of the soil food web.

[@yolandalefevre2868]

As a primary teacher, one of my most cherished things is the “aha” moments that are shared when cherubs make the connection to their learning and it clicks. Thank you for returning this valuable moment for me because I had so many “aha” moments and absolutely loved this film!

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Love that!

[@Returntothesoil]

We love you weedy!!! Love your definition of wealth!! 💜🖤💜

[@evereletkline8732]

One of the deepest educational vidz on why Organic iz vital .. Mahalo

[@robyntodd2284]

Wonderful video. Sharing with my local gardening group, where I run our local community garden in Port Hedland, WA. Would love to see you at Kalamunda garden festival one year.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

That’s half wsy around the world…almost! 😄

[@FoggyLookoutWellnessRetreat]

So wonderful, I had to become a member/supporter because you are producing such quality material for us to remind us, how to be natural and healthy - thank you- thank you- thank you!!!

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Back to ya 🫵🏻

[@brianbelliveau2]

This really reinforced what I suspected about food. I never really understood the science, but this really helped. Gives you even more of an incentive to keep developing your garden and to grow more.

[@simplifygardening]

Great video David and awesome explanations on how plants take up nutrients. Always great content from you.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Thank you man! 💪🏻🦍🎥😃

[@suzieq763]

Starting my compost pile today, Weedy that was so enlightening and easy to understand, schools should be showing this to our children. Leaning at a young age how our food should be grown to keep our bodies healthy is so important. Well done Weedy.🌽🥒🥬🥕🥦

[@kelakinyele5886]

kel from Trinidad & Tobago. Thank you for inspiration. because of your videos, i have grown in courage and started following your advice. im glad to heve mert you! Stay weedy!!!!!!

[@ΙΩΑΝΝΗΣΚΑΛΑΜΑΚΗΣ-υ3δ]

We love you Weedy!! Yiannis from Aegina island, Greece

[@paulh4691]

Beautifully researched and presented. You would make a fine school teacher!

[@TheWeedyGarden]

They dhow my videos at school, so that’s great, and I LOVE having kids in the garden.

[@glassdaft]

I’m only halfway through and I’m overwhelmed at the beautiful film and easy to understand lesson. This is so good! You just keep getting better. A natural teacher with such a visual gift and technical expertise, I applaud you with gratitude ❤

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Awesome comment thank you 🦍🎥🤩

[@cindyspiess9963]

Amen ! I couldn't have said it better ! Weedy is my favorite ! 🥰

[@RedRockTribal]

Weedy, it's good to have you back! This is an EPIC broadcast... echoing my own experiences and development of healthy soil. My garden has bloomed and thrived with the introduction of fungi to what was probably predominantly bacterial soil. And, you're right ... significantly less invasion of pests with the correct balance. Thank you so much!

[@Paravetje]

Very good video! Most of the ideas I already knew, about why it's bad to disturb the soil, I knew about photosynthesys, but you tied it all together in a very well explained video, and made it clear again how bad it is to eat non organic plants. I've been growing vegetables for the first time this year, some things went really well, other things failed. But we still buy food in the store as well, we're not self sufficient yet, and I don't know if we will ever be. We've harvested and eaten raddishes, carrots, beetroots, peas, some herbs, chard, lots of zucchini, a lot of lettuce, a few tomatoes and 2 small cucumbers. At least we have 4 raised beds in place now and 2 more on the way, and a fence around it, and compost bins, and 2 1000L water tanks with a 20 square meter roof to collect rain water. Next year I can at least put plants in the ground when they need to be planted instead of having to keep them in pots because the raised beds weren't finished or there was no fence yet, which was what happened this year. I've learnt a lot already, for example no spikey plants next to leafy greens anymore, which seems obvious in hindsight...

[@andrecarlos4804]

Wow! I'm truly amazed how you've presented a very complex process so simply and clearly! ( The technical expounders get so carried away it's been hard to form a clear picture.) Greatful thanks for a tremendous video! Also for making it so clear why organic benefits our lives. Bless you.

[@jakeychops]

Probably the best video I've watched all year. Thanks for taking the time to make it so good to watch. Wonderful video and photography

[@CRAZYCR1T1C]

Thank you for this education. Never taught in schools or universities I went to. Making sure my kids and grandkids see learn earlier than I did.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Perfect!!!

[@dawniebee946]

Thanks

[@TheWeedyGarden]

super thanx 👍

[@heatherkennedy9973]

this made me feel like i was back in bio 101 (one of my fav classes) had to restart and watch again!!! WOW!!!

[@lyndamelvilleparkinson3221]

I look forward to all your videos and this one has answered many questions I have regarding the bacteria in the soil.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TheRealMiranda]

You are absolutely delivering the most important message to mankind. My grandparents were farmers, they both had diabetes, dementia, and Alzheimer’s. I firmly believe it’s from the pesticides,herbicides, and fungicides they used. You are a true inspiration ❤ my hubby and I just love you! Keep up the great work!

[@susanthompson5091]

Thank you so much, Weedy ! You are so inspirational, and you have given me encouragement to keep working on our veggie garden. 🙏🙇‍♀️🤗

[@TheWeedyGarden]

You are so welcome

[@sjarmhagen]

OMG I love this You are amazing and YOU should be mandatory in school! Hugs from a healthy garden in Norway

[@TheWeedyGarden]

cool comment. thanx 🤗

[@cheezy1969]

Welcome back Mr Weedy man 💚🙏 What a bunch of knowledgeable content once again. May this go far and wide and educate many so that we all may heal ourselves and grow alike. It's never too late to bring the natural process of gathering nutrients from our backyards.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Much appreciated

[@lkhfun6575]

This is an absolutely beautiful video. I wish it would be shown in schools, etc.

[@helenoneill1806]

Awww @Weedy I'm so grateful for you! Ive watched from day 1 and your are like this beautiful, soulful bundle of light and joy who so generously and joyfully, shares so much goodness and value for us all. This video is a MUST for anyone even vaguely interested in healthy, wellbeing and importantly, Vitality. I have a health background, am passionate about nutrition and grew up on a farm where my darlin Grandpa forbade any chemicals of any kind and we grew and preserved all of our food. We were very poor but ate like kings in comparison to the townkids. Fresh clean air and water, healthy alive soil, outside in and with MummaNature and eating organically connected with likeminded peoples like your yourself, and the world would be far healthier and happier. Thank you so much, this is one one your best Vids yet and thats saying something with the value your have provided us all xo

[@Montenegro651]

I am here because your short about the bull getting its protein from bacteria blew my mind to bits! And I am so glad I got to see your full video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! 💚

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Awesome! Thank you! 👍💪🏻🎥🦍😆

[@bobbyziggy85]

Elaine Ingham is a legend… sending Elaine, Geoff, and yourself love and blessings from the miserable concrete jungle that is Melbourne ❤

[@4EverStudent.]

One of the best videos I found in KZbin in years: information, visuals, all really impressive. Thank you.

[@EvaGiannoulidis]

Thanks Weedy you're a champ!

[@Anne-FromQc]

Very well done. This should shown in schools, 3 times a year!

[@matthart722]

Exceptional piece of learning! Thank you for clearing this all up for us! Your work is appreciated ...always

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Many thanks!

[@charlieross4674]

This is one of the most enlightening videos I've ever seen, and will be food for thought for years to come. Thank you for the lessons my friend.

[@richardhiatt3420]

Thx again mate so good to educate humans on real life

[@JanMorsø]

Great presentation! In '90 we had a startup Co., biologists, mechanics, and data specialists, planning to use the www., to connect 'permaculture' research bases, 'farms', to exchange soil, terrain, Swale data - everything - I popped into a Uni Library to find EU grant info., and came across astonishing, detailed plans, the EU proposed to 'diversify out of cities, into smallholding-based village societies', aimed at '92. Perfect! We applied, WWF were up for half, due to diversity. The EU went to sleep. I overworked physically, with a lurking virus (thanks, 'cheap' food, and amoxicillin), got ill. Still planning to get an old soil garden.

[@booyah1234567891]

Loved the video Weedy! You should consider creating a standalone video with the broccoli & cauliflower time lapses, so folks who don't watch the longer video can still see that

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Great idea!

[@jacobwood3501]

I think i have shared your composting video with more people than any other youtube video. its amazing how many backyard gardeners we have in the US that know very little about composting and how its the secret ingredient to amazing home gardens. I live in the desert and yet my compost filled garden boxes hardly ever want for water because of all the life and organic matter in them.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Brilliant 🫵🏻👍

[@aaronhopkins6697]

Awesome show as always Weedy. 💚🌲🤙

[@Audrey-v2s]

You fed my adult mind while my heart became free like a child wandering in growth. I am blessed to have found you. My cousin lives in auckland, i in vermont.. this was my 3rd season watching nature in my little veg garden.

[@LisaKofoed]

You're a special fella, amazing informative video. I've completed Dr Elaine Ingam soil food web online course, I'd recommend it to anyone curious about the living force under our feet. Your explanation of the soil food web was easy to follow which wasn't often the case during the course. Like you I'm trying my best to grow the most nutrient dense food possible, living a life with your hands in the soil with purposeful intent to encourage an environment that attracts an abundance of life and diversity is so rewarding, it sings to my soul. Keep up the great work. Also, if you need any help when you do the garden makeover, if i can, I'm happy to volunteer my time, I'd love to rub shoulders with such a quality human who's spreading such an important message. Keep shining bright. Matt

[@TheWeedyGarden]

noted. 🫵🏻👍

[@wildlifemalta]

You are a great teacher - making very complicated topics easy to learn. Keep it up.

[@Leelongostyle]

Weedy is the best “Covid” accomplishment….since he used his talent with the free time he had and shares with us.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

🎥🦍🤗

[@harlink]

I just wanted to say thank you for the effort and time you spend researching these topics. The way you make knowledge easily digestible is very helpful in both understanding and retaining it.

[@anaschilling2668]

Thank you for all the amaizing info, for voicing awareness to people, for the great photography!!! We need more people like you to turn the tide!!!🙏🙏💚🌿

[@TheWeedyGarden]

I appreciate that! 🫵🏻👍🎥🦍😃

[@glassdaft]

Perfect ☀️ Couldn’t have said it better

[@hilaryrussell4453]

That's the best video I've seen explaining why organic is best! I think this should be shown in all the schools:) !Brilliant🙂

[@lettherebelight22]

This was such a helpful and insightful vid weedy thanks 👍

[@TheWeedyGarden]

No problem 👍

[@joeturse5506]

Always inspiring and certainly one of your best yet! Keep up the great work!

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Sorry I’m a bit dislexic Elaine. I spelt your name wrong 🥲😅 Ingham is with an I. On a brighter note… this link is where you can win a complete garden / food forest makeover with a design by Geoff Lawton, a bee hive, trees and garden beds and a whole lot more. Meet Costa when we come and transform the winner`s garden. Grab your tickets here to be in the draw: www.theweedygarden.com/win-a-garden-makeover

[@lucascatala79]

@@TheWeedyGarden I am from Spain but thank you. There is people there what needs that more than me 👋

[@زهراصادقیان-ن6س]

Ok no problem.My name is majid I frome Iran.I want to free work for you.I love work with you.

[@davidkershaw5379]

I have a similar experiment I like to show people, it's a bit more ?? ?? You make your minds up. Make a simple tomato sauce, organic V non organic. Tomato, onions, garlic sea salt. V the same but non organic. Cook both then leave on side with a lid to cover and let it decompose, the organic decomposition is beautiful bacteria. The non organic is a black mold mess. TRY BEFORE YOU BUY I SUPPOSE.

[@9ethergoddess277]

Hi, I appreciate this great video! Do you have friends in the UK, especially online/KZbin in London who teach the same way as you do? I just completely get you...and want to make my garden/farm better and more healthy for next year's food

[@scottsilbs3169]

The first time I watched this, your calming voice put me to sleep, the second time I watched this it really hit home just how very important this is. I always had a feeling these supermarkets and all their profiteering is keeping us malnourished. Time for more investigation into how to turn this ship around.. love it Weedy , thank you 🙏

[@michaelemig]

Hola! I enjoyed, I learned and I thank you for sharing! I live in Puerto Rico and am beginning my journey of organic growing and living. Thank you for sharing and inspiring. ❤

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Wonderful!

[@NarayanDhakalnaturecure]

Interesting and important illustration how organic farming works for our health and planet health. Excellent content thank you for posting this. Great work !!

[@ZAaron-wq5jd]

@TheWeedyGarden this is pure gold Sir! I've been watching your videos for the last 4 years or so. These videos helped get me through the pandemic and also a personal tragedy during that time. This is some of the best content on YT or the internet for that matter. Keep up the great work!

[@lmac7976]

Thank you Mr Weedy this must be made required viewing in all schools

[@quintadovalepermaculture]

Great video David! Such a nice concise and well-illustrated explanation which really brings the subject alive. I'm certainly going to be adding the video to our teaching resource list and forwarding it whenever I see the opportunity. Thanks!

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Love hearing that! I want kids to learn this asap!

[@22fingers]

8 years since I ate fast food the best thing I ever did, love the way you share information

[@flissbakx5555]

I absolutely loved this video. But it also gave me a bit of a shock. Most of the veg my two little boys eat are from the supermarket. And will be commercially produced and sprayed. I wish I had seen this years ago. Thank you for putting it all together in a really easy to understand way and as we are in spring in NZ, I’ll be making sure to grow the veggies (and fruit) my kids eat so I can avoid having to buy them from the supey. Or I’ll make sure I only buy organic. Thank you for the wake-up call. Love your passion and clear, calm explanation.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Thanks. I felt the same about my children when I heard this, so I know how you feel. Good news is they are healthy, happy and wise…but they also had mostly good food 🦍

[@kiamt.9166]

I have not the money to buy only bio vegetables...then im going to hell yeah. Nice video to get me depressed

[@nataschahale6115]

What a wealth of knowledge... very much made me think of how to better my garden and knowledge of organic gardening.

[@reckoning6423]

Wow, what a clear and mind opening video. Thank you. I learned more about the food wheel , and the way nature naturally provides plants with protection, when given the correct soil and environment to thrive in. I love Weedy Farm, such a great way to get educated on the subjects I hold dear to my heart. ❤

[@mistybienke1233]

Hi, Weedy, I have loved watching your videos since stumbling across them way back when the world was shut down. I have shared and suggested to many friends that your relavent, current and worth checking out. But this video is a game changer, it honestly bought me to tears. The over whelm from information is sometimes just too much to comprehend, therefore goes in one ear and out the other. Today watching this struck a deep yearning to be more self reliant, to move away from plastic food to nutritious, tasty home grown delicious food that will not only benefit my family but the earth and environment too. So thank you for finding and sharing this valuable knowledge ❤

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Comments like this make it worth it. 🦍🎥👍

[@JTRBeats]

One more thing… mind blown 🤯

[@mano3867]

Thanks weedy. I love your videos my life start again when I moved to farm, and I found my happiness in planting everything I could grow in my zone