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'Wild bush' brothers run Australia's largest producer of organic meat 🤠 | Landline | ABC Australia
Hewitt is the largest producer of organic meat in Australia.
From cattle and sheep stations to piggeries, the company's a big player with more than two million hectares of land.
Behind it are two brothers who grew up as wild bush kids with big dreams.
Landline's Kristy O'Brien paid them a visit in the Northern Territory.
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published: 13 Feb 2024
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Sustainable Farming in Australia | Organic and Regenerative Agriculture
Practitioners of sustainable agriculture seek to integrate three main objectives into their work: a healthy environment, economic profitability, and social and economic equity. Every person involved in the food system—growers, food processors, distributors, retailers, consumers, and waste managers—can play a role in ensuring a sustainable agricultural system.
There are many practices commonly used by people working in sustainable agriculture and sustainable food systems. Growers may use methods to promote soil health, minimize water use, and lower pollution levels on the farm. Consumers and retailers concerned with sustainability can look for “values-based” foods that are grown using methods promoting farmworker wellbeing, that are environmentally friendly, or that strengthen the local ec...
published: 08 Oct 2022
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ORGANIC SHEEP + CATTLE FARMING IN AUSTRALIA
In today's episode of farming life at la forge, I am on a farm near Dalby Queensland Australia, and I am filming a 1500acre organic sheep and cattle farm. Laffy family farm are 4th generation farmers, having farmed cereal previously to now rearing over 400 organic sheep and trading in mixed breed cattle. I really enjoyed getting out to see how they farm, the ins and outs of organic and regenerative farming, how they deal with the Australian climates and the differences and similarities between farming in Australia compared to France, Ireland and the rest of Europe. I really hope you enjoy the video
published: 21 May 2023
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The complex process behind running an organic seed farm | Discovery | Gardening Australia
Millie explores a farm with a focus on seeds and their potential to provide both beauty and food security. Subscribe 🔔 http://ab.co/GA-subscribe
On the southern tip of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula is a 3-ha block where Robin Koster-Carlyon and Peter Carlyon decided to set up small-scale farm. They originally ran it as a market garden growing vegetables, and Robin committed herself to learning everything she could about soil management, but she soon realised that it was all worthless without good seed.
The farm now focuses on producing high-quality seed of vegetables, flowers and herbs that are grown to suit local conditions.
Robyn’s passion is growing seed while Peter’s is growing soil – his main method is planting a green manure crop that is later cut down and returned to the s...
published: 16 May 2023
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3000 Organic Farms In Australia Work This Way - Australian Farming
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So, I will reveal what incredible tricks these Australian organic farmers have up their sleeves, what the impact is on the economy and I'll show you the amazing production process of a few organic farms in Australia.
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published: 26 May 2023
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Organic Farming in Australia & Crop Update (Vlog 87)
We give a brief overview of why we organic farm a small percentage of our land. Also we look at what stage a few of the crops are at.
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published: 25 Jun 2022
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Australia's organic food producer has Asia market in their sights | Nine News Australia
The Melbourne couple who created Whole Kids, Australia's largest producer of organic and additive free children's snacks, have their sights on the huge south-east Asia market. Subscribe: https://bit.ly/2noaGhv Get more breaking news at: https://bit.ly/2nobVgF
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published: 09 Feb 2020
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Master Gardener Builds 70 Acre Organic Farm | Good Work: Episode 1
Emma Jagoz's Moon Valley Farm is a leader in the organic, sustainable food movement, having grown her garden on a single acre into a 70-acre vegetable farm in Frederick County, Maryland.
https://www.moonvalleyfarm.net/
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When I tasted the food that I grew it tasted way better than the stuff in the grocery store.
So much of you what you get in the grocery store is hydroponic and it really doesn't taste like that much. So real soil grown organic food tastes so good and I really wanted to share that with people who didn't have the capacity like I did at the time. So I
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published: 24 May 2023
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Organic Edible Garden Tour // Self Sufficient Living Australia // My Urban Permaculture Garden
Take a tour of my organic edible gardens with me! PLUS, find out where NEW gardens will be... i would love for you to join me this journey towards self sufficient living. You don't need a huge garden to be able to grow a whole lot of food. Urban gardening is a great way for beginner gardeners to start their journey towards self sufficient living. I use permaculture principals to guide my gardening decisions and work on layering edibles to maximise my gardening space.
What's next for your garden??? Leave a comment below if you are also on a journey to grow your own food
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published: 06 Oct 2021
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Organic Market Gardens - A tour of a highly productive syntropic organic market garden in Australia
This video explores 'The Paddock Project' in Mullumbimby, Australia. It is a highly productive market garden, providing fresh, seasonal produce to Mullumbimby locals and visitors using syntropic practices. The Paddock Project is a model for syntropic market gardening and committed to enhancing farming practices using chemical free, syntropic farming principles to guarantee quality produce. Learn some of the techniques and strategies used by Rodrigo Pierini one of the world's top syntropic gardeners. This video will inspire you to get out into the garden....
For more information on the Paddock Project visit....https://www.paddockproject.com/
published: 08 Nov 2023
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'Wild bush' brothers run Australia's largest producer of organic meat 🤠 | Landline | ABC Australia
Hewitt is the largest producer of organic meat in Australia.
From cattle and sheep stations to piggeries, the company's a big player with more than two million...
Hewitt is the largest producer of organic meat in Australia.
From cattle and sheep stations to piggeries, the company's a big player with more than two million hectares of land.
Behind it are two brothers who grew up as wild bush kids with big dreams.
Landline's Kristy O'Brien paid them a visit in the Northern Territory.
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Hewitt is the largest producer of organic meat in Australia.
From cattle and sheep stations to piggeries, the company's a big player with more than two million hectares of land.
Behind it are two brothers who grew up as wild bush kids with big dreams.
Landline's Kristy O'Brien paid them a visit in the Northern Territory.
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- published: 13 Feb 2024
- views: 132802
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Sustainable Farming in Australia | Organic and Regenerative Agriculture
Practitioners of sustainable agriculture seek to integrate three main objectives into their work: a healthy environment, economic profitability, and social and ...
Practitioners of sustainable agriculture seek to integrate three main objectives into their work: a healthy environment, economic profitability, and social and economic equity. Every person involved in the food system—growers, food processors, distributors, retailers, consumers, and waste managers—can play a role in ensuring a sustainable agricultural system.
There are many practices commonly used by people working in sustainable agriculture and sustainable food systems. Growers may use methods to promote soil health, minimize water use, and lower pollution levels on the farm. Consumers and retailers concerned with sustainability can look for “values-based” foods that are grown using methods promoting farmworker wellbeing, that are environmentally friendly, or that strengthen the local economy. And researchers in sustainable agriculture often cross-disciplinary lines with their work: combining biology, economics, engineering, chemistry, community development, and many others. However, sustainable agriculture is more than a collection of practices. It is also the process of negotiation: a push and pulls between the sometimes competing interests of an individual farmer or of people in a community as they work to solve complex problems about how we grow our food and fiber.
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Practitioners of sustainable agriculture seek to integrate three main objectives into their work: a healthy environment, economic profitability, and social and economic equity. Every person involved in the food system—growers, food processors, distributors, retailers, consumers, and waste managers—can play a role in ensuring a sustainable agricultural system.
There are many practices commonly used by people working in sustainable agriculture and sustainable food systems. Growers may use methods to promote soil health, minimize water use, and lower pollution levels on the farm. Consumers and retailers concerned with sustainability can look for “values-based” foods that are grown using methods promoting farmworker wellbeing, that are environmentally friendly, or that strengthen the local economy. And researchers in sustainable agriculture often cross-disciplinary lines with their work: combining biology, economics, engineering, chemistry, community development, and many others. However, sustainable agriculture is more than a collection of practices. It is also the process of negotiation: a push and pulls between the sometimes competing interests of an individual farmer or of people in a community as they work to solve complex problems about how we grow our food and fiber.
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Sustainable Farming in Australia | Organic and Regenerative Agriculture
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- published: 08 Oct 2022
- views: 6543
33:07
ORGANIC SHEEP + CATTLE FARMING IN AUSTRALIA
In today's episode of farming life at la forge, I am on a farm near Dalby Queensland Australia, and I am filming a 1500acre organic sheep and cattle farm. Laffy...
In today's episode of farming life at la forge, I am on a farm near Dalby Queensland Australia, and I am filming a 1500acre organic sheep and cattle farm. Laffy family farm are 4th generation farmers, having farmed cereal previously to now rearing over 400 organic sheep and trading in mixed breed cattle. I really enjoyed getting out to see how they farm, the ins and outs of organic and regenerative farming, how they deal with the Australian climates and the differences and similarities between farming in Australia compared to France, Ireland and the rest of Europe. I really hope you enjoy the video
https://wn.com/Organic_Sheep_Cattle_Farming_In_Australia
In today's episode of farming life at la forge, I am on a farm near Dalby Queensland Australia, and I am filming a 1500acre organic sheep and cattle farm. Laffy family farm are 4th generation farmers, having farmed cereal previously to now rearing over 400 organic sheep and trading in mixed breed cattle. I really enjoyed getting out to see how they farm, the ins and outs of organic and regenerative farming, how they deal with the Australian climates and the differences and similarities between farming in Australia compared to France, Ireland and the rest of Europe. I really hope you enjoy the video
- published: 21 May 2023
- views: 20498
8:16
The complex process behind running an organic seed farm | Discovery | Gardening Australia
Millie explores a farm with a focus on seeds and their potential to provide both beauty and food security. Subscribe 🔔 http://ab.co/GA-subscribe
On the souther...
Millie explores a farm with a focus on seeds and their potential to provide both beauty and food security. Subscribe 🔔 http://ab.co/GA-subscribe
On the southern tip of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula is a 3-ha block where Robin Koster-Carlyon and Peter Carlyon decided to set up small-scale farm. They originally ran it as a market garden growing vegetables, and Robin committed herself to learning everything she could about soil management, but she soon realised that it was all worthless without good seed.
The farm now focuses on producing high-quality seed of vegetables, flowers and herbs that are grown to suit local conditions.
Robyn’s passion is growing seed while Peter’s is growing soil – his main method is planting a green manure crop that is later cut down and returned to the soil, adding nutrients and organic material to feed the soil and its resident microbes. It’s the main way they feed their sandy soil; no manure or other fertilizers are brought in.
Different plant varieties have to be spaced out or covered with isolation tunnels so that they don’t cross-pollinate with related species. This not only ensures the seed will grow into the plant that is named on the packet, but also the best form of the plant can be grown.
Banks of native vegetation also helps isolate different crops.
Robin is uncompromising in her pursuit of the perfect flower. With zinnias, for example, she will remove any plants that produce flowers that have reverted to an unwanted form while under stress, and then she re-sows the whole crop using seed from the remaining ‘good’ plants to slowly breed out any weaker genes.
Collecting and sorting seed is a slow, laborious process, often done by hand, although a new winnowing machine has helped, and results in a higher-quality seed with better germination rates.
“The potential for one little seed – that food security feels like a good contribution,” says Robin.
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Millie explores a farm with a focus on seeds and their potential to provide both beauty and food security. Subscribe 🔔 http://ab.co/GA-subscribe
On the southern tip of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula is a 3-ha block where Robin Koster-Carlyon and Peter Carlyon decided to set up small-scale farm. They originally ran it as a market garden growing vegetables, and Robin committed herself to learning everything she could about soil management, but she soon realised that it was all worthless without good seed.
The farm now focuses on producing high-quality seed of vegetables, flowers and herbs that are grown to suit local conditions.
Robyn’s passion is growing seed while Peter’s is growing soil – his main method is planting a green manure crop that is later cut down and returned to the soil, adding nutrients and organic material to feed the soil and its resident microbes. It’s the main way they feed their sandy soil; no manure or other fertilizers are brought in.
Different plant varieties have to be spaced out or covered with isolation tunnels so that they don’t cross-pollinate with related species. This not only ensures the seed will grow into the plant that is named on the packet, but also the best form of the plant can be grown.
Banks of native vegetation also helps isolate different crops.
Robin is uncompromising in her pursuit of the perfect flower. With zinnias, for example, she will remove any plants that produce flowers that have reverted to an unwanted form while under stress, and then she re-sows the whole crop using seed from the remaining ‘good’ plants to slowly breed out any weaker genes.
Collecting and sorting seed is a slow, laborious process, often done by hand, although a new winnowing machine has helped, and results in a higher-quality seed with better germination rates.
“The potential for one little seed – that food security feels like a good contribution,” says Robin.
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Gardening Australia is an ABC TV program providing gardening know-how and inspiration. Presented by Australia's leading horticultural experts, Gardening Australia is a valuable resource to all gardeners through the television program, the magazine, books, DVDs and extensive online content.
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- published: 16 May 2023
- views: 9716
5:14
3000 Organic Farms In Australia Work This Way - Australian Farming
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So, I will reveal what incredible tricks these Australian organic farmers have up their sleeves, what the impact i...
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So, I will reveal what incredible tricks these Australian organic farmers have up their sleeves, what the impact is on the economy and I'll show you the amazing production process of a few organic farms in Australia.
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- published: 26 May 2023
- views: 243
16:03
Organic Farming in Australia & Crop Update (Vlog 87)
We give a brief overview of why we organic farm a small percentage of our land. Also we look at what stage a few of the crops are at.
Flying in the Aerochute: ...
We give a brief overview of why we organic farm a small percentage of our land. Also we look at what stage a few of the crops are at.
Flying in the Aerochute: https://youtu.be/F5_gXlxZTeI
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John 3:16
https://wn.com/Organic_Farming_In_Australia_Crop_Update_(Vlog_87)
We give a brief overview of why we organic farm a small percentage of our land. Also we look at what stage a few of the crops are at.
Flying in the Aerochute: https://youtu.be/F5_gXlxZTeI
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For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.
John 3:16
- published: 25 Jun 2022
- views: 14355
2:29
Australia's organic food producer has Asia market in their sights | Nine News Australia
The Melbourne couple who created Whole Kids, Australia's largest producer of organic and additive free children's snacks, have their sights on the huge south-ea...
The Melbourne couple who created Whole Kids, Australia's largest producer of organic and additive free children's snacks, have their sights on the huge south-east Asia market. Subscribe: https://bit.ly/2noaGhv Get more breaking news at: https://bit.ly/2nobVgF
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The Melbourne couple who created Whole Kids, Australia's largest producer of organic and additive free children's snacks, have their sights on the huge south-east Asia market. Subscribe: https://bit.ly/2noaGhv Get more breaking news at: https://bit.ly/2nobVgF
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- published: 09 Feb 2020
- views: 5090
13:26
Master Gardener Builds 70 Acre Organic Farm | Good Work: Episode 1
Emma Jagoz's Moon Valley Farm is a leader in the organic, sustainable food movement, having grown her garden on a single acre into a 70-acre vegetable farm in F...
Emma Jagoz's Moon Valley Farm is a leader in the organic, sustainable food movement, having grown her garden on a single acre into a 70-acre vegetable farm in Frederick County, Maryland.
https://www.moonvalleyfarm.net/
https://www.youtube.com/@moon_valley_farm
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When I tasted the food that I grew it tasted way better than the stuff in the grocery store.
So much of you what you get in the grocery store is hydroponic and it really doesn't taste like that much. So real soil grown organic food tastes so good and I really wanted to share that with people who didn't have the capacity like I did at the time. So I
started the CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program because I thought it was super cool. I love the CSA concept.
I started in my parent's backyard in Baltimore County...own organic system plan.... 25 acres in Frederick County. The benefit of having my own land was the ability to invest in infrastructure....We grow crops in two different ways: we direct sow them into the ground and we transplant them. With transplants we can really get a jump on the season, and the weeds, and disease as well, and pest pressure by keeping them in a controlled environment before we put them in the ground.
We have a germination chamber that puts the seedlings at the correct temperature so that we get really good germination. Aand then we grow them out in here. These are all our Peppers we have a bunch of different kinds of herbs here. You can see this fancy kind of Basil is that purple. We've got cilantro and lettuces and a bunch of brassicas. So we're growing an array of specialty crops here. I like to say 'specialty is our specialty.' This is our water wheel transplanter. These get filled with water and also some fertilizer. All of those trays that you saw in the greenhouse sit here, and up here, and here. That's mushroom compost that we get from farms in Pennsylvania. I don't know if you know that Pennsylvania is the mushroom capital of the world. All of our equipment is set up for this bed system. So all the tractors have the same tire width, so that they fit on either side of this bed. Which means that we can not only prep the soil, and put the compost, put the nutrients, create a bed, transplant, but then we can also cultivate. Bryce: Are you able to reuse a lot of this plastic? Emma: No.
Right now the national organic program does not allow
biodegradable plastics to be used on an organic operation. So we do have to remove them each year and
throw them away in order to keep our organic certification.
We have an apiary here (beekeeping)
They pollinate our crops and so they help us get better yields because more of the flowers are pollinated. They've been working day and night on creating new boxes, and making splits, and they're also catching swarms in the area.
Swarms are really really docile so even though there's bees all over you you can just walk right into them and they're not going to sting you because bees only sting to protect their house, but when they're swarming they're looking for a new home.
We also invest in our soil, that's a really big one. By treating our soil like it is the key to human survival, which it very much is. And that does require a long-term approach. We're able to weather harsher conditions by investing in organic matter and all of the different nutrients that the soil needs to really increase its ability to hold and drain water. It's one of the most important things I feel like I'm doing taking conventional land and regeneratively farming it and nurturing it back organically is not easy, and that's the situation this planet is in. Somebody's gotta roll up the sleeves and do the hard work and that is farmers. Creating a really resilient food system based on our local economy is how we're gonna thrive in a time of climate change. I just don't see global pandemics, and supplies chain disruptions, and wars or political strife putting us to continually relying on international or across-the-nation food for our daily subsistence. Now that we're several seasons in and actually acquiring more land. So we're on 25 acres, but this year we're actually going to be on 40 acres, and next year we're going to be on 70.
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Emma Jagoz's Moon Valley Farm is a leader in the organic, sustainable food movement, having grown her garden on a single acre into a 70-acre vegetable farm in Frederick County, Maryland.
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When I tasted the food that I grew it tasted way better than the stuff in the grocery store.
So much of you what you get in the grocery store is hydroponic and it really doesn't taste like that much. So real soil grown organic food tastes so good and I really wanted to share that with people who didn't have the capacity like I did at the time. So I
started the CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program because I thought it was super cool. I love the CSA concept.
I started in my parent's backyard in Baltimore County...own organic system plan.... 25 acres in Frederick County. The benefit of having my own land was the ability to invest in infrastructure....We grow crops in two different ways: we direct sow them into the ground and we transplant them. With transplants we can really get a jump on the season, and the weeds, and disease as well, and pest pressure by keeping them in a controlled environment before we put them in the ground.
We have a germination chamber that puts the seedlings at the correct temperature so that we get really good germination. Aand then we grow them out in here. These are all our Peppers we have a bunch of different kinds of herbs here. You can see this fancy kind of Basil is that purple. We've got cilantro and lettuces and a bunch of brassicas. So we're growing an array of specialty crops here. I like to say 'specialty is our specialty.' This is our water wheel transplanter. These get filled with water and also some fertilizer. All of those trays that you saw in the greenhouse sit here, and up here, and here. That's mushroom compost that we get from farms in Pennsylvania. I don't know if you know that Pennsylvania is the mushroom capital of the world. All of our equipment is set up for this bed system. So all the tractors have the same tire width, so that they fit on either side of this bed. Which means that we can not only prep the soil, and put the compost, put the nutrients, create a bed, transplant, but then we can also cultivate. Bryce: Are you able to reuse a lot of this plastic? Emma: No.
Right now the national organic program does not allow
biodegradable plastics to be used on an organic operation. So we do have to remove them each year and
throw them away in order to keep our organic certification.
We have an apiary here (beekeeping)
They pollinate our crops and so they help us get better yields because more of the flowers are pollinated. They've been working day and night on creating new boxes, and making splits, and they're also catching swarms in the area.
Swarms are really really docile so even though there's bees all over you you can just walk right into them and they're not going to sting you because bees only sting to protect their house, but when they're swarming they're looking for a new home.
We also invest in our soil, that's a really big one. By treating our soil like it is the key to human survival, which it very much is. And that does require a long-term approach. We're able to weather harsher conditions by investing in organic matter and all of the different nutrients that the soil needs to really increase its ability to hold and drain water. It's one of the most important things I feel like I'm doing taking conventional land and regeneratively farming it and nurturing it back organically is not easy, and that's the situation this planet is in. Somebody's gotta roll up the sleeves and do the hard work and that is farmers. Creating a really resilient food system based on our local economy is how we're gonna thrive in a time of climate change. I just don't see global pandemics, and supplies chain disruptions, and wars or political strife putting us to continually relying on international or across-the-nation food for our daily subsistence. Now that we're several seasons in and actually acquiring more land. So we're on 25 acres, but this year we're actually going to be on 40 acres, and next year we're going to be on 70.
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- published: 24 May 2023
- views: 24630
16:24
Organic Edible Garden Tour // Self Sufficient Living Australia // My Urban Permaculture Garden
Take a tour of my organic edible gardens with me! PLUS, find out where NEW gardens will be... i would love for you to join me this journey towards self sufficie...
Take a tour of my organic edible gardens with me! PLUS, find out where NEW gardens will be... i would love for you to join me this journey towards self sufficient living. You don't need a huge garden to be able to grow a whole lot of food. Urban gardening is a great way for beginner gardeners to start their journey towards self sufficient living. I use permaculture principals to guide my gardening decisions and work on layering edibles to maximise my gardening space.
What's next for your garden??? Leave a comment below if you are also on a journey to grow your own food
If you want to see more from me, check below for links to my social media, recipes, website and exclusive gardening membership portal 👇👇
🥕 JOIN THE CLUB // Online Garden Membership to Grow + Cook + Preserve
https://sustainableholly.com/join-the-club/
🌱 DOWNLOAD EBOOK // Grow Food from Cuttings
https://sustainableholly.thrivecart.com/grow-food-from-cuttings/
🌶 DOWNLOADABLE GARDEN REVIEW WORKSHEETS //
https://sustainableholly.thrivecart.com/4-seasonal-garden-review-worksheets/
🌽 HELPFUL RESOURCES // https://sustainableholly.com/resources/
RECIPES & Links Mentioned in this video
Fennel frond pesto //https://sustainableholly.com/fennel-frond-pesto/
Growing Nasturtiums //https://sustainableholly.com/growing-nasturtiums/
MORE VIDEOS YOU MIGHT LIKE //
Dehydrating Lemons: https://youtu.be/Yhz9T6JKVaw
My Journey to Sustainable Living: https://youtu.be/fuXGlnPjWKY
Urban Permaculture Kitchen Garden: https://youtu.be/4PsGIiFPwP0
How to build a pallet planter on wheels: https://youtu.be/x1G-l8op63Y
MY CAMERA AND CREATIVE TOOLS //
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MY GARDENING ESSENTIALS //
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Retractable Hose: https://bit.ly/2TSC0Bo
More gardening tools: https://bit.ly/32IQmbD
HELPFUL SUSTAINABLE LIVING //
Home and Lifestyle: https://bit.ly/3xcDdVP
DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you! Thank you for supporting my channel so I can continue to provide you with free content each week!
#ediblegarden #gardentour #organicgarden
https://wn.com/Organic_Edible_Garden_Tour_Self_Sufficient_Living_Australia_My_Urban_Permaculture_Garden
Take a tour of my organic edible gardens with me! PLUS, find out where NEW gardens will be... i would love for you to join me this journey towards self sufficient living. You don't need a huge garden to be able to grow a whole lot of food. Urban gardening is a great way for beginner gardeners to start their journey towards self sufficient living. I use permaculture principals to guide my gardening decisions and work on layering edibles to maximise my gardening space.
What's next for your garden??? Leave a comment below if you are also on a journey to grow your own food
If you want to see more from me, check below for links to my social media, recipes, website and exclusive gardening membership portal 👇👇
🥕 JOIN THE CLUB // Online Garden Membership to Grow + Cook + Preserve
https://sustainableholly.com/join-the-club/
🌱 DOWNLOAD EBOOK // Grow Food from Cuttings
https://sustainableholly.thrivecart.com/grow-food-from-cuttings/
🌶 DOWNLOADABLE GARDEN REVIEW WORKSHEETS //
https://sustainableholly.thrivecart.com/4-seasonal-garden-review-worksheets/
🌽 HELPFUL RESOURCES // https://sustainableholly.com/resources/
RECIPES & Links Mentioned in this video
Fennel frond pesto //https://sustainableholly.com/fennel-frond-pesto/
Growing Nasturtiums //https://sustainableholly.com/growing-nasturtiums/
MORE VIDEOS YOU MIGHT LIKE //
Dehydrating Lemons: https://youtu.be/Yhz9T6JKVaw
My Journey to Sustainable Living: https://youtu.be/fuXGlnPjWKY
Urban Permaculture Kitchen Garden: https://youtu.be/4PsGIiFPwP0
How to build a pallet planter on wheels: https://youtu.be/x1G-l8op63Y
MY CAMERA AND CREATIVE TOOLS //
Video Camera: https://amzn.to/3vpFtaI
Thumbnail graphics: https://bit.ly/2UfOXsr
Photography editing: https://bit.ly/3cPfXW8
CANVA // Start making Ebooks or graphics today
https://bit.ly/2UfOXsr
MY GARDENING ESSENTIALS //
Fertiliser spray gun: https://bit.ly/366nL1t
Retractable Hose: https://bit.ly/2TSC0Bo
More gardening tools: https://bit.ly/32IQmbD
HELPFUL SUSTAINABLE LIVING //
Home and Lifestyle: https://bit.ly/3xcDdVP
DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you! Thank you for supporting my channel so I can continue to provide you with free content each week!
#ediblegarden #gardentour #organicgarden
- published: 06 Oct 2021
- views: 6507
15:36
Organic Market Gardens - A tour of a highly productive syntropic organic market garden in Australia
This video explores 'The Paddock Project' in Mullumbimby, Australia. It is a highly productive market garden, providing fresh, seasonal produce to Mullumbimby l...
This video explores 'The Paddock Project' in Mullumbimby, Australia. It is a highly productive market garden, providing fresh, seasonal produce to Mullumbimby locals and visitors using syntropic practices. The Paddock Project is a model for syntropic market gardening and committed to enhancing farming practices using chemical free, syntropic farming principles to guarantee quality produce. Learn some of the techniques and strategies used by Rodrigo Pierini one of the world's top syntropic gardeners. This video will inspire you to get out into the garden....
For more information on the Paddock Project visit....https://www.paddockproject.com/
https://wn.com/Organic_Market_Gardens_A_Tour_Of_A_Highly_Productive_Syntropic_Organic_Market_Garden_In_Australia
This video explores 'The Paddock Project' in Mullumbimby, Australia. It is a highly productive market garden, providing fresh, seasonal produce to Mullumbimby locals and visitors using syntropic practices. The Paddock Project is a model for syntropic market gardening and committed to enhancing farming practices using chemical free, syntropic farming principles to guarantee quality produce. Learn some of the techniques and strategies used by Rodrigo Pierini one of the world's top syntropic gardeners. This video will inspire you to get out into the garden....
For more information on the Paddock Project visit....https://www.paddockproject.com/
- published: 08 Nov 2023
- views: 24990