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2 years ago we planted an edible forest
2 years ago we planted the first trees to create a new food forest ecosystem. Since then, a lot has changed.
Here's the swale article I mention in the video: www.rootsreconnected.com/articles/swales-101
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Finally, powering our homestead with the sun
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After two years of building our dream homestead from the ground up, we're taking a big step forward by installing a new solar power system. Today's video is sponsored by Bluetti: #Bluetti #POWER_STATION#BLUETTI_EP600 EP600 2*B500: bit.ly/434lu45 The EP600 Whole Home Energy Storage System by BLUETTI offers a customizable power solution to reduce electricity bills and carbon footprint. Its modula...
Think twice before you start a homestead
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Thinking about starting a homestead? The backbreaking work, the loneliness, and a few surprises might make you want to think twice. Get the free Homestead Startup Checklist I mention in the video: learn.rootsreconnected.com/homestead-startup-checklist Read the full article on our website: www.rootsreconnected.com/ Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 0:23 1. Financial strain 3:12 2. Time commitment 5:...
We built a simple vertical garden trellis entrance
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In this video, we're taking the next step towards increasing our food production. We built a "trellis-entrance", much like a gateway to an edible paradise, right in our backyard. We've captured the entire process, from the initial idea to the final planting of male and female kiwi plants, to guide you through creating this living, fruit-bearing arbor/trellis. In this video, you'll see: • Our de...
Finally, we built our first greenhouse on the land
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In this video, we're sharing a significant leap in our homesteading journey - the construction of our very first greenhouse on our land! 🌱🏡 Well, it's more like a small poly-tunnel, but hey, it counts! From planning to completion, we documented every step of this exciting project to bring you along on our adventure towards a more self-sufficient life. This greenhouse is going to create a year-r...
What Happened to Our 1-Year-Old Food Forest?
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In this episode, we uncover the fascinating journey of our 1-year-old food forest. Witness the growth, challenges, and unexpected surprises that come with nurturing an ecosystem. Stay connected for regular updates, exclusive resources, and more! Join The Reconnected Newsletter today: www.rootsreconnected.com/the-reconnected-newsletter Want to learn how to design your own homestead? Check out th...
The Simple Strategies We Use to Feed Our Family
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Want to ensure your family has fresh, homegrown food all year round? In this video, I share 9 practical strategies for achieving a continuous supply of delicious produce, no matter the season. From vegetable gardening to food preservation and more, these simple techniques are doable for anyone with a busy schedule who wants to become just a little bit more self-sufficient. Chapters: 0:00 Introd...
1 Year Ago We Designed This Empty Land, Here's How
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In this video, we take you back to the very beginning, when our homestead was nothing more than an empty plot of land and walk you through the steps we've taken to design this land. 🛠️ Tools and Resources Mentioned: The Homstead Startup Checklist → learn.rootsreconnected.com/homestead-startup-checklist Want to plan and design your homestead? Join the waitlist → learn.rootsreconnected.com/abunda...
1 Year Ago We Bought Abandoned Land, This Happened
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Join us on a journey back in time as we revisit the day we purchased an abandoned land to build a homestead one year ago. Discover the incredible transformations, challenges, and triumphs that have shaped this adventure. Download our free "Homestead Startup Checklist", where I go over the exact steps we've taken to plan, design, and start our homestead: learn.rootsreconnected.com/homestead-star...
I'm Back! What Happened During Our Break?
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Welcome back! 🌱 After a well-needed break, I'm happy to reconnect with all of you and share the amazing journey we've been on during our absence. Thank you for your incredible support and the warm comments that kept us motivated during our time away. We're back, we're alive, and we're ready to continue sharing the beauty and adventure of our homestead life with all of you. Don't forget to sign ...
Creating New Gardens in The Countryside
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Our website: www.rootsreconnected.com/ Free Farming eBook: www.rootsreconnected.com/free-ebook Free Gardening eBook: www.rootsreconnected.com/yrv-ebook Join Newsletter: www.rootsreconnected.com/the-reconnected-newsletter Work with me: www.rootsreconnected.com/courses
Returning to a Simple Life in the Countryside
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Our website: www.rootsreconnected.com/ Free Farming eBook: www.rootsreconnected.com/free-ebook Free Gardening eBook: www.rootsreconnected.com/yrv-ebook Join Newsletter: www.rootsreconnected.com/the-reconnected-newsletter Work with me: www.rootsreconnected.com/courses
Easiest Power Solution for Off Grid Living? (Bluetti Review)
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Our website: www.rootsreconnected.com/ Free Farming eBook: www.rootsreconnected.com/free-ebook Free Gardening eBook: www.rootsreconnected.com/yrv-ebook Join Newsletter: www.rootsreconnected.com/the-reconnected-newsletter Work with me: www.rootsreconnected.com/courses
5 Beginner No Dig Mistakes to Avoid
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Our website: www.rootsreconnected.com/ Free Farming eBook: www.rootsreconnected.com/free-ebook Free Gardening eBook: www.rootsreconnected.com/yrv-ebook Join Newsletter: www.rootsreconnected.com/the-reconnected-newsletter Work with me: www.rootsreconnected.com/courses
How to Start a Homestead Food Garden Anywhere
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Our website: www.rootsreconnected.com/ Free Farming eBook: www.rootsreconnected.com/free-ebook Free Gardening eBook: www.rootsreconnected.com/yrv-ebook Join Newsletter: www.rootsreconnected.com/the-reconnected-newsletter Work with me: www.rootsreconnected.com/courses
How to Design An Effective Homestead Garden
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How to Design An Effective Homestead Garden
Before you buy your off-grid land, watch this
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Before you buy your off-grid land, watch this
180 Days Ago We Bought a Wasteland, This Happened
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180 Days Ago We Bought a Wasteland, This Happened
DIY Fire Pit on Remote Off-Grid Land
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DIY Fire Pit on Remote Off-Grid Land
Easy No Dig Raised Bed (Around a Tree)
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Easy No Dig Raised Bed (Around a Tree)
Installing Irrigation & Running Water On Off Grid Land
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Installing Irrigation & Running Water On Off Grid Land
Starting a Food Forest On 5 New Swales
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Starting a Food Forest On 5 New Swales
Our Muscovies Were Waiting for This!
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Our Muscovies Were Waiting for This!
We Started a Food Forest Next to Our New Road
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We Started a Food Forest Next to Our New Road
We Bought Abandoned Land in The Countryside
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We Bought Abandoned Land in The Countryside
Different Ways to Sell Your Home-Grown Vegetables
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Different Ways to Sell Your Home-Grown Vegetables
What is No Dig Gardening?
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What is No Dig Gardening?
How To Start A New Garden (From Start to Finish)
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How To Start A New Garden (From Start to Finish)
How to Minimize Farm Startup Costs
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How to Minimize Farm Startup Costs
How to Direct Sow Seeds Fast
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How to Direct Sow Seeds Fast

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @mayb.wright509
    @mayb.wright509 6 годин тому

    Thank you for this video. So many lovely comments here!

  • @SeekingBeautifulDesign
    @SeekingBeautifulDesign 13 годин тому

    Commercial and best practices for pawpaw in N. America is to have shade for 2 years then full sun. Mature plants bear best in full sun. I used a similar approach. Planted seedlings under sumac. I planned to remove the sumac after a few years. I did and now the trees are doing very well in full sun. In case you didn't know, pawpaw uses different pollinators than other flowering plants, so you may want to create a microhabitat. I put the pawpaw near each other and near slow moving water. Better habit for pawpaw pollinators-flies etc.

  • @Thedarkcinema
    @Thedarkcinema 20 годин тому

    My God ur work is so addictive that i forgot to have my Hot tea... ❤❤❤ Love from India🇮🇳

  • @anuragmeena9578
    @anuragmeena9578 День тому

    I have learnt so much from this video. Thank you for putting this type of content on your channel. Kindly update us about this land's progress. I have subscribed your channel. I hope you do well. ❤

  • @SotoFarmsCaribbeanBeef
    @SotoFarmsCaribbeanBeef День тому

    Amazing job. You guys are doing great. Can’t wait to see the garden all grown up in a couple of years.

  • @normph3996
    @normph3996 День тому

    im here and your life is like a gamelike survival ❤ more update plss

  • @glomontero6011
    @glomontero6011 День тому

    U 2 did a good job. Conrats !

  • @nancyr6123
    @nancyr6123 День тому

    What's the name of the roller garden tool that marked out the line spacing so you plant evenly

  • @basiliskgamer8352
    @basiliskgamer8352 День тому

    Yes please dive deeper into all the trees and plants that you have, also I'm wondering if there are wild hogs and deer where you are , they could be a good source of food..

  • @basiliskgamer8352
    @basiliskgamer8352 День тому

    Every word an absolute truth. thank you for your wise and caring words.

  • @feedyourrhead2
    @feedyourrhead2 День тому

    So ypu can plant immediately with this method? I always thought you had to wait months to plant on top of cardboard? I’m late with my beds this year so trying to figure out an immediate solution for my flower farm

  • @UmaAuroville
    @UmaAuroville 3 дні тому

    🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏

  • @UmaAuroville
    @UmaAuroville 3 дні тому

    👍🙏

  • @shinuniwa
    @shinuniwa 4 дні тому

    You are bored all day and don't know anybody? Move to the countryside an get an excabator, you'll be busy in no time

  • @TheNewMediaoftheDawn
    @TheNewMediaoftheDawn 4 дні тому

    Well done, the place looks amazing,,,🍀🎯🚀

  • @user-tp5ls5dd7e
    @user-tp5ls5dd7e 5 днів тому

    Food has REAL value.

  • @eriklandstrom5890
    @eriklandstrom5890 5 днів тому

    If you want to give your peach a helping hand, remove some of the fruit so the tree can refocus some energy

  • @UmaAuroville
    @UmaAuroville 6 днів тому

    🥰🥰🥰🥰💚💚💚💚🙏🙏🙏🙏🧚🧚‍♂🧚‍♀

  • @UmaAuroville
    @UmaAuroville 6 днів тому

    🥰🥰🥰🥰❤‍🩹❤‍🩹❤‍🩹❤‍🩹🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @sudhan18187
    @sudhan18187 6 днів тому

    Eucalyptus will again n again grow even after cutting...so best way is, uproot them. They are possessive and dangerous to the surrounding plants.

  • @sheilamartin1577
    @sheilamartin1577 7 днів тому

    Beautiful, intelligent design. Please save a few wild thistles..the finches and native pollinators love them.

  • @Handled42069
    @Handled42069 7 днів тому

    siiiiiiiiiiiiiick.

  • @jenniferv5099
    @jenniferv5099 7 днів тому

    Thrilled to have just discovered your channel. Thank you for this beautiful and informative content! :) Could you tell me the dimensions of this bed by any chance? Looking forward to continuing to follow along as I set up my own vegetable garden!

    • @TheDutchFarmer
      @TheDutchFarmer 7 днів тому

      Welcome! This bed was 80 cm wide by 5 meters long. Good luck with your garden!

    • @jenniferv5099
      @jenniferv5099 7 днів тому

      @@TheDutchFarmer thank you so much for your help! Does this include the wood chipped areas as well, i.e. 15 cm wide for each wood chipped row and 50 cm wide for the composted bed itself for example? Really appreciate your help :)

    • @TheDutchFarmer
      @TheDutchFarmer 7 днів тому

      No! In general, the woodchip pathways are anywhere from 20cm (really narrow) to 40/50 cm (enough for a wheelbarrow). Compost beds are at 80 cm. This is standard size for market garden beds. You could also opt for 1.2m wide beds (called "double-reach") but I personally prefer the 80. Makes it easy to walk and move around and harvest. Hope that helps ;)

    • @jenniferv5099
      @jenniferv5099 7 днів тому

      @@TheDutchFarmer amazingly helpful, thank you again!! 😊

  • @randyoperana2736
    @randyoperana2736 8 днів тому

    Wow that is paradise 😊😊😊

  • @petertowneya
    @petertowneya 8 днів тому

    Really enjoyed this informative video.

  • @mgh4400
    @mgh4400 8 днів тому

    Mooie ontwikkeling van jullie land. 😀Moeten jullie op jullie land ook speciale regelingen treffen ivm brandpreventie ?

  • @pedrocoutinho6931
    @pedrocoutinho6931 8 днів тому

    how much money did you have accumulated before you started the project ? did you quit your job ?

  • @infocus-media
    @infocus-media 8 днів тому

    Those Muscovy's are going to turn your pond into a sewer pit, stinky and dirty where noting will grow in, or live in, not even frogs.

  • @fronterag40
    @fronterag40 10 днів тому

    No bees no forest, if you guys want Green forest you need to start thinking on add bees in to the land ❤

  • @christopherjohnson7501
    @christopherjohnson7501 10 днів тому

    Keep the vids coming!!!

  • @shibainuholderwoof7899
    @shibainuholderwoof7899 10 днів тому

    jij volgt je dromen. goed bezig man.

  • @harleymomx
    @harleymomx 10 днів тому

    What are all the handheld rolling things u used? Is it one tool that has many attachments

  • @user-ww1yv8ue8p
    @user-ww1yv8ue8p 10 днів тому

    Good watch , when are you building a house on land to live in ??

  • @KamranVlogsNo1
    @KamranVlogsNo1 10 днів тому

    Just Love that,

  • @hippowafflesify
    @hippowafflesify 11 днів тому

    How much was this land? :/

  • @cath.lamontagne5357
    @cath.lamontagne5357 11 днів тому

    ❤entendre parler des arbres et des plantes dans votre jardin. J'habite au Saguenay (zone4) et je vous envie et admire votre projet. Merci pour votre partage inspirant.

  • @angelikamessenger1237
    @angelikamessenger1237 11 днів тому

    Please say that you are transplanting the eucalyptus trees! They are great medicinal and insect repellent plants!!!

  • @abdullahbattal6470
    @abdullahbattal6470 11 днів тому

    Where is there. Are you sure thre is legal area or forest area? Which country?

  • @stevecleary4470
    @stevecleary4470 11 днів тому

    Your definitely keeping the local green houses happy with your purchases things are looking great I’m sure the home you build will be a pleasing asset to the property. Could you let us know what creatures large and small your dealing with on the property

  • @grgotreci3
    @grgotreci3 11 днів тому

    Most of the domesticated fruit trees except the wild ones, like bear berry or hazel nut, for example, need continuous human presence and care. Especially if you want them to yield fruits.For example the biggest almond plantation in Dalmatia. During the Serbian rule, which lasted only a couple of years, the trees were not taken care of and almost all of them died out. Or mulberry trees which were abundant in the mountain villages all died out soon after the inhabitants left the villages and moved downwards.

  • @NtrTainUs
    @NtrTainUs 12 днів тому

    More please! Keep going

  • @NtrTainUs
    @NtrTainUs 12 днів тому

    <3

  • @Orphanboyefforts-Chuong
    @Orphanboyefforts-Chuong 12 днів тому

    Good

  • @ariansyah1244
    @ariansyah1244 12 днів тому

    Watching from indonesia 😊

  • @lilo4000
    @lilo4000 12 днів тому

    it's great that i found this video, I'm an avid watcher of ProjectKamp and i actually want to find more videos that are similar but couldn't untillllll this oneee 🎉🎉🎉

  • @lanesaarloos281
    @lanesaarloos281 13 днів тому

    Looks like Surveyors were involved at some point.

  • @Jirozi
    @Jirozi 13 днів тому

    how much does it cost to start a project like this?

  • @lorannazeraj5477
    @lorannazeraj5477 14 днів тому

    What about working in demolition site 12 hours a day ?? If you put 12 hours every day in your farm ? Yes you are wright it is hard ,but for some people in the city who has a shity job like me it is normal.

  • @mohamadkhazal2390
    @mohamadkhazal2390 15 днів тому

    Wow .. very impressive project .. well done 👍

  • @ashiqhussain6956
    @ashiqhussain6956 16 днів тому

    What a use of technology and scientific knowledge ❤