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Purple quarter flows like a sweet spring.

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I'm the daddy but the know I'll see.

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Green in the world like it's meant to

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be.

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Come on, go to P-I-O-P, I'm the king.

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Back to loving everything.

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Bringing change, making it last.

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Welcome to episode four fifty four of the

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Permaculture Pimpcast where pimp stands

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for permaculture is my passion.

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The only pimpcast on planet earth where we

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discuss permaculture, preparedness,

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practical living and sometimes

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prostitutes.

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Well, well, well,

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good to be here with y'all on this,

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what is it, Thursday?

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Every day feels like Monday as of late,

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but it's all good.

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Glad to be here with all of y'all.

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If you're coming in on a live segment,

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hit that thumbs up so you can go

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ahead and tell YouTube to start

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suppressing us because that's what they

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do.

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Yeah, no matter what,

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no matter what we're talking about,

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no matter the time, no matter whatever,

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they always cap us off on how many

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could actually watch live.

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But anyway, hit that thumbs up.

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Let others out there know what's going on.

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How you doing, son?

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Pretty good.

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Yeah, it's funny you bring that up.

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It's always capped off at the exact,

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almost like within five people of each

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other.

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Always at the same number almost every

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single time.

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I don't think I've ever noticed that until

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you just said that.

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No, they do it.

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They do it every single time.

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But anyway,

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this episode is always brought to you by

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the Sovereign Health Summit.

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That's going to be October twenty seven

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through the thirty first.

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TPC will get you five percent off.

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Barbara O'Neill is going to be out there

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all five days speaking multiple times a

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day.

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And then also we got a bunch of

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backup dancers you're going to want to

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check out.

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Look, if you can't be there,

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I totally get it.

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Times are hard,

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but you need this information.

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That's why we have the online component.

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So at a major discount there,

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but you don't get the benefit of being

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there in person.

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But anyway,

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TPC will get you five percent off.

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Also, Nessa's Hemp.

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Yeah, the best CBD out there.

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I use it every single day,

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twice a day actually.

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Depending on the day,

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I might even take three.

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But anyway,

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ten percent off with promo code PERMA.

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All right, before I get into it,

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I want to remind you once again,

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out there at the First Baptist Church of

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Marshall, North Carolina,

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they're going to have their summer

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celebration.

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That's going to be June twentieth from ten

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a.m.

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to one p.m.

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So everybody's invited.

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And if you're one of those freakazoids

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running around Asheville,

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they might even chase some of them demons

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out of you.

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So yeah, everybody's invited.

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So go out there, check it out.

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I think they're going to have a lot

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of giveaways, the whole nine yards.

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I'm going to try to make it out

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there myself.

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All right,

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so we'll just jump right into it.

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Farm news.

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Well, y'all,

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despite all the stuff they're doing in

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this world, guess what?

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We got peaches coming on trees that

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haven't had peaches before.

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We got blueberries blowing up on places

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they haven't been before.

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Is it a result of that device out

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there?

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I can't say for sure,

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but I'm seeing things I haven't seen

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before.

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Pollinators almost to an annoyance running

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around this place.

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It's pretty darn crazy how much is really

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going on.

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But anyway, peaches and blueberries,

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I imagine we'll be picking these guys here

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in about a week or so,

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which is pretty darn awesome because up

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until now,

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we would have to go somewhere else to

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get all of our blueberries for the year.

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And I don't know that we're going to

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produce enough for us.

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because we go through them like nothing

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you would ever believe.

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And so we go down and see Janet

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down at Cloud Nine Farm to go pick

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up a we can't get here.

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So anyway,

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it looks like we might be doggone close

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to being able to produce all we need.

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So some other things I got going on,

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folks.

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If you're considering this life,

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If you can't do the same task every

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single day, day in and day out,

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please consider something else.

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Or maybe another area of this,

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because I'm here to tell you this time

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of year,

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like right now where I'm trying to get

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ahead of this silver grass,

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I'm on a weed eater every single day.

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In fact,

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I'm going to jump on it as soon

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as I'm done this podcast.

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And then there's other things that might

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seem monotonous to regular everyday people

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out there.

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And that's, you know,

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moving your animals or, you know,

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there are things that are just compulsory

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every single day when you do this job.

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So you got to consider that if you're

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one of the folks that are thinking about,

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I don't know, maybe I should,

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maybe I shouldn't look if I'm doing

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repetitive tasks, get on your nerves.

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You might do what I do.

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I mean,

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it doesn't get on my nerves because I

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know what I'm producing when I do it.

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So it's always in my head that the

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work I'm doing is actually for a greater

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result.

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So anyway, when I'm out there weed eating,

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I got to obviously have some kind of

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hearing protection.

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So I'm sitting there listening to a

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podcast.

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You may find another way to occupy your

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time when you have to do those kinds

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of tasks.

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But that's a good way for me to

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learn and to educate myself passively.

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Maybe I don't catch everything, but,

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you know, I catch a lot.

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You know, for example,

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I'm going through the course of Erwin

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LaCour.

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He has a website called Breath Hold Work.

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And he has,

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it's quite an extensive course on how you

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can hold your static breath and what it

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does for you, the benefits of doing it.

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And some claiming among them is Dr.

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Jack Cruz claiming that this is by far

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the most superior breath work that you can

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do out there.

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So I'm listening to his courses.

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And then of course,

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when I'm not on the weed eater,

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I go out and do the practical exercises.

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So it's things like, yeah,

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you could be listening to an audio book.

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I mean,

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maybe not spend all your time listening to

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Joe Rogan or somebody else unless it's,

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you know,

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maybe it is something you want to do.

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But me personally,

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I choose to educate myself in something.

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I'm a lifelong learner and I'm an

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autodidact.

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So that's exactly, you know,

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what I usually use that time to do

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or catch up on things that are going

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on in this world.

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try not to do too much of that

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these days.

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I mean, good night, man.

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I mean,

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every single time you got something going

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on.

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So other things going on around here,

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here's another little hack for you folks.

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Um,

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Planting comfrey in your bare spots.

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I've talked about it before.

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Well,

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that's one of the things I'm doing right

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now.

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And some of the areas that are too

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steep, because we work in a very,

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very steep mountainous environment here,

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that's one of the things I'm doing.

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That's one of the hacks I'm doing over

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there.

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It's probably not going to be anything I

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go and dig up,

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but it's already in the pasture when the

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sheep come through,

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so you don't have to bring it to

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them.

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So if you have any bare spots in

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your pastures, y'all,

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that is an awesome way for your ruminants

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or any other thing you may be running

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out there.

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Chickens will partake.

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Believe me,

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they will absolutely wipe it out if they

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get the opportunity.

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So instead of having to bring it to

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them, have it in the pasture already.

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So if you have any bare spots out

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there,

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consider breaking up your comfrey and

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doing that.

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Just put out a video today on how

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to split your comfrey or how easy it

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is.

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And also an update on the chop and

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drop that I did last week.

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So you can go check that out.

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For the people that are wondering, yeah,

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we got bone sauce back in stock.

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It won't ship.

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So if you order,

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it won't ship probably until Saturday.

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I'm not sure.

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But anyway, we got it back in stock.

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And so for the people that have been

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blowing me up, there you have it.

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And people blowing me up about it.

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There you go.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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So we'll have some more of that.

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But folks, I'll be honest with you.

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I don't cut corners on this stuff.

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I don't water it down like other people

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might be doing if anybody's selling it.

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And then also I have a proprietary recipe

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that I invented.

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That, you know, that works.

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It works exceedingly well.

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And I don't cut corners.

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And so if I have to wait a

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while before I get it out there, folks,

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you know the reasons why.

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I'm not going to have my name tied

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to some junk that isn't doing what I

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say it does or doesn't have the effect

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because I wanted to make more money or

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whatever.

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Folks, have you noticed?

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Prices of everything have gone up in this

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world, but our bone sauce hasn't.

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Comfrey hasn't.

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And I'm going to keep it that way

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as long as I possibly can.

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So we're reading the cost on that,

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and it's a pleasure for me to be

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able to do it, honestly.

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As I say in the video,

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I want to make Comfrey so ubiquitous that

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it's impossible to sell.

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That's exactly what I want to do because

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it is that incredibly important.

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And then finally, I'll just...

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You know,

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I'm going to take a modest bow,

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I suppose,

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on the prospective peace that we

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supposedly have in the Middle East.

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Now, is that going to last?

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Is this another rope-a-dope?

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Is this another lie?

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I mean,

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we've been told we had peace or told

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that the war was over, what,

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almost fifty times already?

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So I'm waiting with bated breath.

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I don't know about you, son,

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but I'm wondering just how long this is

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going to last before they get back at

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it.

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yeah i don't i don't think it's gonna

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last very long um but yeah as far

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as my day this morning i harvested about

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a bushel of uh onions which was cool

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um i went out to the demonstration site

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to get a bunch of uh just to

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harvest what was ready to be harvested out

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there there were a bunch of tomatoes that

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were ready paste tomatoes there were a

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bunch of onions that were ready i think

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i even picked up some potatoes some

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peppers some banana peppers and some

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cayennes as well a bunch of jalapenos got

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those planted

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There's going to be a ton of figs

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on that tree over at the property this

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year.

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I'm excited about that.

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There's going to be a lot of freaking

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lot of figs on there.

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And then tomorrow or I guess it's supposed

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to come in tonight.

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We're supposed to get what?

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I guess some storm or something like that.

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It's supposed to be a pretty big,

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decent-sized storm.

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We're supposed to get two inches of rain

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tomorrow.

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And also today, I did notice that,

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what is it, old Texas Coot said,

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one-on-one with the heat index of

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one-seventeen in central Texas hill

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country.

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Now, we had a severe heat

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warning today here in East Texas but it

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felt no different than yesterday I think

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the humidity was about the same and the

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temperature was about the same so I don't

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understand um why there was a warning

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today but there wasn't a warning yesterday

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and then like usual the uh the sun

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that we did get yesterday and today has

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always been it's it's always dim even

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though you don't see a cloud in front

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of the sun it's still dim you don't

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get any bright sunny days or anything like

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that anymore you just get like dimmed

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sun days and uh yeah that's the extent

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of our blue sunny days lately um but

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yeah that's that's what's going on here i

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now i gotta find out or i gotta

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figure out what i'm gonna put in all

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the empty spots in the garden beds i

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might do i might just put in a

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cover crop from now or i might try

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to fit more tomatoes peppers cucumbers or

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maybe even more sweet potatoes if

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anybody's selling those still um or i

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could also do sweet corn so i got

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some options i just gotta figure out which

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one i'm going with and fill in the

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holes in the gardens now

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Man, I'll tell you what, man.

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I would, any day of the, man,

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you could be having okra coming out of

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your eyeballs.

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Man, there's nothing I love more.

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The most pickled thing in the world I

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love more than anything is pickled okra.

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I don't even understand.

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Honestly, son, in these sandwich shops,

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I don't know why they're giving those

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regular flaccid

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Limp dill pickles, man,

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when they could be sitting here giving

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out, you know, some I mean, man,

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I mean,

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pickled okra is the she is knit, man.

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I don't know why we don't do pickled

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okra instead of pickles, man.

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I mean, just like regular pickles.

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They're always I don't know.

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They're always not good.

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But man, pickled okra.

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Any day of the week, y'all.

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I mean, that is the best way.

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Yeah, you know,

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you got it in gumbo and stuff like

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that and jambalaya.

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But outside of that, I mean, fried, yeah,

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you can do that too.

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And, you know,

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depending on what you're frying it in,

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you may have some problems.

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But, man, pickled okra, man,

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is impossible to beat.

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I'll take it any day.

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Oh, and by the way...

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Uh, Nancy,

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thank you so much for the endorsement.

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Billy's bone sauce is the bomb.

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Haven't had a single deer on my property

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since I applied it around my garden.

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Well, thank you so much for that.

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Um, unfortunately that device,

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that D P E one hundred X agriculture

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X. I mean,

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Man, I'm telling you, son,

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it's calling in wildlife like nothing I've

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ever seen before.

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I mean, it is.

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And they said this would happen.

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So you got to ask you,

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you got to pick your poison.

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OK,

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do I want the do I want chemtrails

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neutralized from the sky or am I going

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to have to lay out a bunch more

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bone sauce because I got a bunch of

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deer running around this place?

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And like Jack Spierko always says,

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you know, if nothing else, man,

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you got a deer guard.

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You know,

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if they're in there wiping you out,

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I'll wipe them out.

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That's how it goes.

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I mean.

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You know what's going to happen next,

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right?

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You guys better turn that fence on around

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the beehives because the bears are coming.

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Oh, yeah.

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I didn't even think about that, man.

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Yeah,

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it's like I was talking about the lady

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at Cloud Nine Farm, Janet.

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She always says that there are two type

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of beekeepers in North Carolina,

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those that have bear problems and those

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that don't know it yet.

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So, yeah,

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we've always had that fence around there.

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I think it's time to go ahead and

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kind of get that thing up to snuff

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again because, son, I ain't kidding.

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I'm hearing birds around here I've never

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heard before.

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I'm seeing pollinators like nothing I've

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ever seen before.

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And I'm seeing deer like your mom saw

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deer in plain sight.

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Just walking out, I mean,

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doing stuff that they don't typically do,

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man.

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I mean, it is absolutely crazy.

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So you got to pick your poison.

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Personally,

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I'd rather have to put out a lot

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more bone sauce and do a lot of

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divergence for the deer than deal with

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this junk that's falling from the sky

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because it is, in fact, neutralizing it.

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So that's a good thing.

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Let's see here, son.

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I think there was a question in here.

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Yeah, it's from Frankie one, two, two.

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Does the number of and or does the

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number and or diversity of mushrooms

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correlate with soil health?

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Yeah, it depends on what you don't.

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Your mushroom is your fruiting body.

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You got mycelium that's going long before

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you ever see that mushroom.

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OK, so as far as fungi,

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it depends on what it looks like under

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that microscope.

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There are things that William and I are

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looking for in Michelle.

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We're looking for, you know,

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what is a sept?

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You know, does that equally spaced septum?

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You know, what's its diameter?

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I mean, not diameter,

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but what is its thickness?

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There's a number of other things.

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If you have good fungi, yeah.

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High diversity.

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It's the only place on earth.

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I say this all the time, y'all.

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It's the only place on earth where DEI

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actually works to a point.

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And that's in your compost pile and in

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your soil.

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You want as much diversity as possible.

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But if it is not compatible with your

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area, believe me,

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it's going to be snuffed out.

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That's why when you buy compost from a

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place that is not in your region, son,

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what happens?

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What happens?

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You bought compost that came from Montana.

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Well, if you bought compost,

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chances are it's already dead.

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But let's say we bought good compost from

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Montana and then brought it to Texas.

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A lot of those organisms are going to

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die just because this isn't the

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environment that they're used to.

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Now, as far as your mushrooms,

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I'm assuming you're seeing them in your

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soil.

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As long as you're not seeing any like

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molds and mildews or like slimy mushrooms.

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I mean, not like it's decomposing now.

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Now it's slimy.

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But I mean,

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like this was the original and intentional

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state of this mushroom was to be slimy.

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Then they're typically going to be pretty

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good.

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And I would say...

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just generally speaking,

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I would say it's not bad to see

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mushrooms popping up in your soil.

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I would say it's typically a good,

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especially if you have a diversity of

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them,

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it's typically a good indicator of

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somewhat decent soil.

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At least you have a fungal aspect to

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your soil.

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And I would say that's good considering

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most people, I mean,

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that's the most common thing that's

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missing in people's soils is the fungal

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aspect.

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And then the predators because the prey,

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the proper prey aren't in place.

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Yeah, but like William said, I mean,

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if you got mushrooms out there,

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that's usually a pretty good sign.

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You got things breaking down and things

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are going to be, remember,

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mushrooms don't,

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they're not just the mouth of the forest.

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It's also the internet of the forest.

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And that's what a lot of people don't

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talk about.

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These mushrooms, I mean, think about this.

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This is how crazy,

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this is how wonderful the good Lord put

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things into action.

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Imagine you got a,

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let's say it's a bug that's going to

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kill oak trees, okay?

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And let's say you have an oak grove

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over there.

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And the trees on the edge,

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they already know that they're not going

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to make it, let's say.

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They will use the mycelial network to tell

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the other oaks back in that forest, hey,

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I ain't going to make it, fellas.

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But these are the antibodies you need to

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produce to protect yourself from what's

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coming.

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That happens.

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And they use the mycelial network to do

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all this communication.

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At least that's what we believe.

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So, I mean, anybody to think...

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I know there's a lot of opinions out

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there,

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but anybody that thinks that all of this

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just happened in and of itself.

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I mean, I find,

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I guess you have more faith in me

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to think that all of this stuff just

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happened,

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but I truly believe the good Lord put

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it all in the place because you can't

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have this level of connectivity between

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everything on this planet or on this

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earth.

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You can't have that without there being a

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creator.

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So, um,

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Yeah, great question.

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I mean, way to kick things off.

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And by the way, folks,

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if you do have a question,

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if you would,

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put it in all capital letters so I

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can see it so we can both see

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it.

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Yeah,

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it says I have twenty different looking

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mushrooms.

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OK,

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you probably got some kicking soil out

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there in a good way.

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You know, I mean, son,

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of all the things you look for in

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life in most soils,

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what's the one that's hardest to find?

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Well, yeah, fungi.

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Fungi is the hardest one.

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So fungi is the one that comes up

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the least.

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common, I guess.

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Whenever people send in soil samples and

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stuff, everybody's lacking fungi,

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especially in their garden.

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Everybody's lacking fungi.

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So generally as a blanket statement,

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you can typically assume,

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unless they've already done some

00:18:27.694 --> 00:18:29.856
remediation or they just started off in a

00:18:29.896 --> 00:18:30.616
really good spot,

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you can typically assume that they're

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going to need to introduce or increase the

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fungal content of their soils.

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And that's why I love down in my

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food forest, y'all.

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Every time I go to town,

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I pick up maybe thirty or more buckets

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of aged wood chips and I put them

00:18:45.361 --> 00:18:45.721
out there.

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Man,

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we will have a kaleidoscope of different

00:18:50.742 --> 00:18:51.583
mushrooms coming up.

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I mean, stuff I don't...

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This isn't my speciality,

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so I'm not going to go out there

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and eat them.

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But you name it,

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we got them coming up out of there,

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and that's always a great sign.

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And, of course,

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they're breaking down that wood.

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They're doing all kinds of wonderful

00:19:05.346 --> 00:19:05.586
things.

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Look, folks,

00:19:06.867 --> 00:19:08.307
you take one step towards nature,

00:19:08.327 --> 00:19:09.448
you're going to get ten of them back

00:19:09.468 --> 00:19:09.768
to you.

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Closed Circuit says,

00:19:11.749 --> 00:19:13.569
my chicken tractor on steroids is popping

00:19:13.589 --> 00:19:14.170
and locking.

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Yeah, that's what I'm talking about, man.

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That's exactly what I want to hear.

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All right, so let's go into this.

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Micronic Silver.

00:19:21.551 --> 00:19:22.791
Micronic Silver.

00:19:23.432 --> 00:19:25.353
Ten percent off with promo code PERMA.

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I was using it every day,

00:19:27.757 --> 00:19:30.398
but I find out that ever since I

00:19:30.419 --> 00:19:31.420
had that device out there,

00:19:31.539 --> 00:19:33.863
I was taking the nose spray.

00:19:33.883 --> 00:19:36.065
I basically do that every single day with

00:19:36.505 --> 00:19:37.205
my Chronic Silver.

00:19:37.707 --> 00:19:39.067
Haven't felt the need to do it as

00:19:39.087 --> 00:19:39.587
of late.

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Probably ought to do it when we leave

00:19:41.671 --> 00:19:42.490
the property, though.

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So, yeah,

00:19:43.392 --> 00:19:44.794
ten percent off with promo code permanent.

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They got a lot of other things over

00:19:46.295 --> 00:19:46.474
there.

00:19:47.476 --> 00:19:49.017
um that'll help you in so many different

00:19:49.057 --> 00:19:51.278
ways if you want some ball and glasses

00:19:51.318 --> 00:19:53.079
like me and william got check out bond

00:19:53.099 --> 00:19:56.642
charge fifteen percent with off with promo

00:19:56.662 --> 00:19:58.624
code perma and then everybody's asking

00:19:58.644 --> 00:20:00.545
about soil savers in fact i think next

00:20:00.585 --> 00:20:02.445
program maybe the one after that we'll do

00:20:02.465 --> 00:20:04.788
a giveaway we'll do some soil savers we'll

00:20:04.807 --> 00:20:06.449
give away a four hundred dollar box a

00:20:06.489 --> 00:20:09.050
five acre box and uh if you want

00:20:09.111 --> 00:20:10.511
some link below so

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Let's get on to some of this good

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news.

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All right,

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so afternoon and evening walks may offer

00:20:16.608 --> 00:20:18.252
slighter, greater benefits.

00:20:19.320 --> 00:20:21.461
Slightly greater blood pressure benefits,

00:20:21.682 --> 00:20:22.363
experts say.

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Okay, so I can go through this article,

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or I can tell you what Jack Cruz

00:20:26.185 --> 00:20:26.705
would tell you,

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is that when you see the morning and

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the evening sun without glasses, folks,

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I can't emphasize that enough,

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without glasses.

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If you can see morning and evening sun,

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it is going to benefit.

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And if you can wear as little clothes

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as possible, I mean, me and your mom,

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every morning out here, you know,

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Depending on because the sun rises so far

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away, the device I have isn't, you know,

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I'm still getting the chemtrail filtered

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sun, you know.

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But I got on as little clothes as

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possible, and I'm standing here facing it,

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and I'm reciting my Bible verses at that

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time.

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That's when I, you know,

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really go on my memorization thing while

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I'm doing it.

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And then also in the evening,

00:21:08.003 --> 00:21:09.903
if you can see it set, even better.

00:21:10.443 --> 00:21:12.005
So there you have it on that one.

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All right, here's another one.

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New research suggests vitamin C prevents

00:21:15.705 --> 00:21:17.185
brain decline in old age.

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Folks, be really, really mindful.

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I brought this up because I wanted to

00:21:21.277 --> 00:21:22.057
make you aware,

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and it was in a podcast.

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It may have been with Gary Brekka.

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I don't recall where.

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But folks,

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it knocked my socks off when I found

00:21:30.448 --> 00:21:30.929
this out,

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that if you're taking supplement vitamin

00:21:33.752 --> 00:21:35.034
C, nearly all of it,

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Nearly all of it comes from China,

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and they can't verify whether or not this

00:21:41.109 --> 00:21:42.589
stuff is either vitamin C.

00:21:43.510 --> 00:21:46.030
And chances are, what was it,

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ninety nine percent of it is coming from

00:21:49.372 --> 00:21:50.292
GMO sources.

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So you want to be careful about that.

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I'm guessing nobody else is really talking

00:21:53.933 --> 00:21:54.413
about that.

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That's why if you're going to get vitamin

00:21:56.115 --> 00:21:56.295
C,

00:21:56.434 --> 00:21:57.714
I would go to the Health Ranger and

00:21:57.755 --> 00:21:58.875
go check out Mike Adams.

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I know they source theirs from England.

00:22:03.297 --> 00:22:05.136
But if you can do even better, look,

00:22:05.156 --> 00:22:05.758
grow your own.

00:22:06.317 --> 00:22:07.478
If you can get it from a natural

00:22:07.518 --> 00:22:09.018
source that's local to you,

00:22:09.057 --> 00:22:10.419
that's always going to be the best.

00:22:11.098 --> 00:22:11.939
So consider that.

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That's why I wanted to bring that up.

00:22:14.239 --> 00:22:15.400
So, yeah, vitamin C.

00:22:16.180 --> 00:22:18.140
I don't know too much of a problem

00:22:18.160 --> 00:22:18.920
with that these days.

00:22:18.960 --> 00:22:20.280
But anyway, I thought that'd be important.

00:22:20.320 --> 00:22:20.820
Go ahead, son.

00:22:21.300 --> 00:22:22.740
I don't think most people realize that

00:22:22.780 --> 00:22:24.540
that vitamin C and stuff is coming from

00:22:24.701 --> 00:22:26.521
waste treatment plants and like.

00:22:27.445 --> 00:22:29.446
yeah yeah you got to be careful with

00:22:29.487 --> 00:22:31.048
a lot of those supplements and where

00:22:31.087 --> 00:22:33.490
they're being sourced from because uh yeah

00:22:33.910 --> 00:22:35.490
because of where they're coming from yeah

00:22:36.412 --> 00:22:38.012
you have to be really really cautious

00:22:38.032 --> 00:22:40.394
about that especially when i've been doing

00:22:40.414 --> 00:22:42.195
a deep dive on vitamin c and where

00:22:42.236 --> 00:22:44.737
this stuff is sourced oh man forget a

00:22:44.757 --> 00:22:46.719
bunch of that man i'm doing whatever i

00:22:46.759 --> 00:22:48.279
can to get the vitamin c i need

00:22:49.240 --> 00:22:51.021
um through natural sources i mean it's

00:22:51.041 --> 00:22:52.583
that time of year also where

00:22:53.426 --> 00:22:54.968
You know, like for example,

00:22:54.988 --> 00:22:55.788
William was talking about,

00:22:55.949 --> 00:22:57.390
he's got a bushel of onions over there.

00:22:57.410 --> 00:22:58.411
We didn't grow any this year.

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I don't know why, but we didn't.

00:23:00.333 --> 00:23:02.453
Or we had, well, that's not entirely true.

00:23:02.594 --> 00:23:05.136
We had a few and I ate them

00:23:05.217 --> 00:23:05.797
up already,

00:23:05.836 --> 00:23:07.357
but we didn't grow nearly enough,

00:23:07.699 --> 00:23:08.398
nowhere near enough.

00:23:08.419 --> 00:23:09.339
So I got to get them from the

00:23:09.359 --> 00:23:10.060
farmer's market.

00:23:10.520 --> 00:23:12.342
But even at the farmer's market, folks,

00:23:12.362 --> 00:23:13.623
you have got to be very,

00:23:13.643 --> 00:23:15.164
very cautious and know the people you're

00:23:15.204 --> 00:23:15.825
getting it from.

00:23:16.566 --> 00:23:18.426
Because what they would do in Kansas City

00:23:18.446 --> 00:23:19.788
at the river market, folks,

00:23:20.229 --> 00:23:21.289
get there early enough.

00:23:21.769 --> 00:23:23.511
Go to a major farmer's market and tell

00:23:23.531 --> 00:23:25.032
me if what I'm telling you is not

00:23:25.073 --> 00:23:25.373
true.

00:23:26.013 --> 00:23:26.795
They'll go out there.

00:23:26.815 --> 00:23:28.415
They'll have it looking all earthy.

00:23:28.556 --> 00:23:30.377
It'll be even some Amish-looking folks.

00:23:30.897 --> 00:23:32.299
And look at where they're pulling those

00:23:32.319 --> 00:23:33.280
vegetables out of.

00:23:33.780 --> 00:23:35.182
They're pulling them out of a Del Monte

00:23:35.221 --> 00:23:36.523
box, okay?

00:23:37.044 --> 00:23:38.865
You show me anybody here in the

00:23:38.905 --> 00:23:41.208
continental United States that's growing

00:23:42.169 --> 00:23:42.929
tropical fruit.

00:23:43.757 --> 00:23:44.798
I mean, outside of Florida.

00:23:44.817 --> 00:23:45.018
I mean,

00:23:45.077 --> 00:23:46.138
but you're telling me in the middle of

00:23:46.179 --> 00:23:47.420
Kansas or Missouri,

00:23:48.039 --> 00:23:49.201
they're growing pineapples there?

00:23:49.240 --> 00:23:49.980
The Amish are?

00:23:50.541 --> 00:23:51.241
Are you kidding me?

00:23:51.823 --> 00:23:52.063
Folks,

00:23:52.123 --> 00:23:53.544
look closely because I'm telling you,

00:23:53.584 --> 00:23:54.584
if it's out of season,

00:23:55.045 --> 00:23:56.205
you got to start asking yourself,

00:23:56.266 --> 00:23:57.546
hold up a minute.

00:23:58.126 --> 00:23:59.928
Because there are so many charlatans right

00:23:59.948 --> 00:24:01.388
there at the farmer's market as well.

00:24:02.089 --> 00:24:02.990
Good thing, really,

00:24:03.029 --> 00:24:05.332
really good thing about Asheville is that,

00:24:05.832 --> 00:24:06.132
yeah,

00:24:06.251 --> 00:24:07.712
some of these people may be absolutely

00:24:07.752 --> 00:24:08.193
crazy.

00:24:09.314 --> 00:24:10.535
They'll be the first in line to go

00:24:10.575 --> 00:24:11.135
get a jab.

00:24:11.859 --> 00:24:13.882
But they would not eat a GMO to

00:24:13.902 --> 00:24:15.282
save their lives and they wouldn't sell

00:24:15.383 --> 00:24:17.204
one to somebody else either for the most

00:24:17.244 --> 00:24:17.484
part.

00:24:18.125 --> 00:24:18.965
So just be really,

00:24:18.986 --> 00:24:21.127
really cautious even when you're getting

00:24:21.147 --> 00:24:22.088
it from the farmer's market.

00:24:22.710 --> 00:24:23.190
Speaking of which,

00:24:23.210 --> 00:24:24.892
this article kind of pops into it.

00:24:25.915 --> 00:24:28.237
Aged garlic extract compound linked to

00:24:28.298 --> 00:24:30.179
improved muscle function in animal study.

00:24:30.638 --> 00:24:32.099
Early human signal found as well.

00:24:32.799 --> 00:24:35.781
So I've been eating with this whole tick

00:24:35.862 --> 00:24:36.883
nonsense going on.

00:24:37.423 --> 00:24:38.943
I think I mentioned in the last program

00:24:38.963 --> 00:24:40.085
that in the army when I was in

00:24:40.125 --> 00:24:40.684
jungle school,

00:24:40.704 --> 00:24:41.965
they told us to eat match heads.

00:24:42.662 --> 00:24:44.423
Well, I don't do that anymore.

00:24:44.962 --> 00:24:46.364
But you can get a whole lot of

00:24:46.403 --> 00:24:47.325
sulfur from garlic.

00:24:47.444 --> 00:24:49.145
And I picked up a bunch from the

00:24:49.165 --> 00:24:50.365
farmer's market last week.

00:24:50.787 --> 00:24:51.086
In fact,

00:24:51.146 --> 00:24:52.267
I think I cleaned the guy out.

00:24:52.287 --> 00:24:53.867
He said it just got done curing.

00:24:54.429 --> 00:24:54.729
And, folks,

00:24:54.749 --> 00:24:56.829
you'll notice a massive difference from

00:24:56.869 --> 00:24:59.571
the store-bought garlic that you get even

00:24:59.592 --> 00:25:01.792
at the health food store compared to the

00:25:01.813 --> 00:25:03.394
stuff that you know was freshly picked.

00:25:03.433 --> 00:25:04.354
And that's why, you know,

00:25:04.394 --> 00:25:06.414
this garlic is kind of timely for me

00:25:06.434 --> 00:25:07.115
to talk about this,

00:25:07.675 --> 00:25:08.977
is that you'll notice fresh garlic,

00:25:08.997 --> 00:25:10.458
if you haven't grown it yourself, y'all,

00:25:11.198 --> 00:25:12.760
You will find out that the stuff you

00:25:12.780 --> 00:25:13.643
have at your house,

00:25:14.304 --> 00:25:15.626
when you squeeze it or whatever,

00:25:15.646 --> 00:25:17.550
there is a ton of water content coming

00:25:17.611 --> 00:25:17.951
out of it.

00:25:18.752 --> 00:25:20.076
It is totally different

00:25:20.875 --> 00:25:22.116
If you're using a garlic press,

00:25:22.136 --> 00:25:23.679
you'll notice that it seems like more

00:25:23.759 --> 00:25:25.060
water is coming out of this stuff than

00:25:25.121 --> 00:25:25.480
anything.

00:25:26.102 --> 00:25:27.563
That's how you know it's legit garlic.

00:25:28.044 --> 00:25:29.905
That stuff that you're buying in a lot

00:25:29.945 --> 00:25:31.426
of these health food stores, it may be,

00:25:31.667 --> 00:25:34.711
quote, organic, but, you know,

00:25:34.730 --> 00:25:35.971
you've got to be asking yourself how much

00:25:36.031 --> 00:25:37.074
life is actually in there.

00:25:37.114 --> 00:25:38.075
So, yeah,

00:25:38.095 --> 00:25:39.355
we didn't grow a whole lot of garlic

00:25:39.375 --> 00:25:40.237
this year, sadly.

00:25:40.257 --> 00:25:41.617
Man, that's another thing we slipped on,

00:25:41.657 --> 00:25:42.439
garlic and onions.

00:25:43.200 --> 00:25:44.980
So if that guy's there this time,

00:25:45.019 --> 00:25:46.240
I'm going to clean out what he's got

00:25:46.320 --> 00:25:46.701
also.

00:25:47.661 --> 00:25:48.820
But, yeah, it was fantastic.

00:25:48.861 --> 00:25:50.261
Garlic just got finished curing.

00:25:50.902 --> 00:25:51.821
Very, very pungent.

00:25:52.422 --> 00:25:53.182
But, yeah, I mean,

00:25:53.241 --> 00:25:55.423
it's good to say to go down.

00:25:55.462 --> 00:25:57.282
We would have to do an entire hour-long

00:25:57.343 --> 00:25:59.763
show just talking about the benefits of

00:25:59.804 --> 00:26:00.163
garlic.

00:26:00.564 --> 00:26:01.865
But if you're worried about ticks or any

00:26:01.904 --> 00:26:03.224
other bloodsuckers out there,

00:26:04.265 --> 00:26:05.227
that aren't relatives,

00:26:05.727 --> 00:26:08.170
you might want to think about eating large

00:26:08.289 --> 00:26:09.791
amounts of garlic like I'm doing.

00:26:10.732 --> 00:26:11.614
You can roast it.

00:26:12.454 --> 00:26:14.416
Keolic garlic, that Japanese garlic,

00:26:14.457 --> 00:26:15.858
that's another way you want to make sure

00:26:16.279 --> 00:26:17.540
you're good on your source on that as

00:26:17.580 --> 00:26:17.881
well.

00:26:19.123 --> 00:26:20.545
I think you can buy that stuff fresh

00:26:20.565 --> 00:26:21.184
or fermented.

00:26:22.145 --> 00:26:23.988
Um, yeah, the Japanese garlic.

00:26:24.048 --> 00:26:24.249
I mean,

00:26:24.328 --> 00:26:25.309
I think it might be a little bit

00:26:25.349 --> 00:26:26.471
costly, but it's really,

00:26:26.510 --> 00:26:27.211
really good for you.

00:26:27.251 --> 00:26:29.414
So, so think about that stuff as well.

00:26:29.494 --> 00:26:31.277
And then also the added benefit is going

00:26:31.297 --> 00:26:32.438
to keep those ticks off of you.

00:26:32.678 --> 00:26:33.878
You were going to add something, son.

00:26:34.460 --> 00:26:35.040
Yeah.

00:26:35.060 --> 00:26:36.762
The Keola garden or garlic.

00:26:36.782 --> 00:26:37.002
What's,

00:26:37.123 --> 00:26:38.984
is that a different variety of garlic or

00:26:39.005 --> 00:26:41.147
is it a different way it's grown or

00:26:41.228 --> 00:26:42.368
what's so special about that one?

00:26:42.761 --> 00:26:42.801
Oh,

00:26:42.821 --> 00:26:44.443
it's basically a Japanese garlic that's

00:26:44.463 --> 00:26:45.124
been fermented.

00:26:45.144 --> 00:26:46.605
Oh, okay.

00:26:46.625 --> 00:26:48.067
So you could do the very same thing

00:26:48.087 --> 00:26:48.508
at your house.

00:26:48.528 --> 00:26:50.190
You could absolutely ferment your own

00:26:50.230 --> 00:26:51.611
garlic,

00:26:51.671 --> 00:26:53.333
which I might get a bunch from this

00:26:53.373 --> 00:26:54.173
guy, Minta.

00:26:54.513 --> 00:26:56.036
I might have to spend all day doing

00:26:56.056 --> 00:26:56.135
it.

00:26:56.435 --> 00:26:56.876
Because, folks,

00:26:56.896 --> 00:26:58.057
that's another thing you'll figure out.

00:26:58.077 --> 00:26:59.019
When you buy really,

00:26:59.078 --> 00:27:00.861
really good garlic or when you grow it,

00:27:01.556 --> 00:27:03.396
The paper on that garlic doesn't come off

00:27:03.457 --> 00:27:04.057
easy at all.

00:27:04.636 --> 00:27:05.718
You're going to have to work for that.

00:27:05.798 --> 00:27:05.958
I mean,

00:27:05.978 --> 00:27:07.137
you can crush it with your knife the

00:27:07.157 --> 00:27:07.898
whole nine yards,

00:27:07.959 --> 00:27:10.619
but still it is very tightly packed in

00:27:10.640 --> 00:27:10.799
there.

00:27:10.819 --> 00:27:12.259
So it's a lot more difficult to deal

00:27:12.300 --> 00:27:12.461
with.

00:27:12.901 --> 00:27:13.141
But, yeah,

00:27:13.161 --> 00:27:14.260
you can take a bunch of garlic,

00:27:14.280 --> 00:27:15.201
stick it in a jar,

00:27:15.321 --> 00:27:16.761
and I'm sure you could ferment your own

00:27:16.801 --> 00:27:18.202
and probably just turn it into a

00:27:18.343 --> 00:27:19.002
superpower.

00:27:19.644 --> 00:27:21.144
So, yeah,

00:27:21.163 --> 00:27:22.585
so basically it's the Japanese garlic.

00:27:23.345 --> 00:27:25.066
Those two doctors I had on a while

00:27:25.105 --> 00:27:26.826
back, they both suggested that I eat it,

00:27:26.886 --> 00:27:28.628
and I've been –

00:27:28.086 --> 00:27:28.827
going like crazy.

00:27:28.867 --> 00:27:30.469
I kind of dropped the ball last couple

00:27:30.489 --> 00:27:30.808
of days,

00:27:30.848 --> 00:27:32.108
but I got to get back on it.

00:27:32.630 --> 00:27:33.911
What I would do for a while there

00:27:33.971 --> 00:27:34.951
is take a bunch of garlic,

00:27:35.330 --> 00:27:36.291
break it down into cloves,

00:27:36.352 --> 00:27:37.633
and then go roast it a while,

00:27:38.292 --> 00:27:39.193
you know, maybe, uh,

00:27:39.253 --> 00:27:41.414
four hundred degrees for about forty,

00:27:41.615 --> 00:27:42.816
thirty-five to forty minutes.

00:27:43.576 --> 00:27:44.076
Take it out,

00:27:44.136 --> 00:27:45.076
and then I would kind of,

00:27:45.257 --> 00:27:47.258
it's not as pungent, but then again,

00:27:47.298 --> 00:27:49.240
you're not getting as much allicin out of

00:27:49.279 --> 00:27:49.619
it either.

00:27:49.660 --> 00:27:50.579
So, if you can crush it,

00:27:50.800 --> 00:27:52.080
let it sit for about fifteen minutes,

00:27:52.101 --> 00:27:52.642
and then eat it,

00:27:53.402 --> 00:27:54.346
That's going to be the best way to

00:27:54.385 --> 00:27:54.547
go.

00:27:55.048 --> 00:27:55.329
All right.

00:27:55.731 --> 00:27:58.743
So let's go into my man, Eric Sider.

00:27:59.755 --> 00:27:59.914
Hey,

00:28:00.015 --> 00:28:02.217
Eric Sider here with your pimpcast tip of

00:28:02.257 --> 00:28:02.836
the day.

00:28:03.057 --> 00:28:05.159
Today's tip, if we kick up arms,

00:28:05.519 --> 00:28:06.820
we've already lost.

00:28:07.540 --> 00:28:08.781
On the last tip of the day,

00:28:08.902 --> 00:28:10.683
I said we all must decide where we

00:28:10.723 --> 00:28:12.565
want to stand our ground and fight,

00:28:12.984 --> 00:28:14.467
because there is no avoiding it.

00:28:15.186 --> 00:28:16.768
But I didn't say how we must fight.

00:28:17.269 --> 00:28:19.369
As satisfying as it would be to blow

00:28:19.390 --> 00:28:21.672
these chemtrailing psychos out of the sky,

00:28:22.112 --> 00:28:24.734
you'd almost certainly invite a drone

00:28:24.775 --> 00:28:26.375
strike on your entire neighborhood.

00:28:27.000 --> 00:28:28.740
Don't fool yourself into thinking these

00:28:28.800 --> 00:28:31.242
demons won't drop bombs on Americans if it

00:28:31.282 --> 00:28:32.443
serves their agendas.

00:28:33.023 --> 00:28:34.744
They've been murdering women and children

00:28:34.984 --> 00:28:36.965
all around the globe without batting an

00:28:37.106 --> 00:28:37.287
eye.

00:28:37.987 --> 00:28:40.087
The entire planet will become Gaza if we

00:28:40.148 --> 00:28:40.449
let it.

00:28:41.169 --> 00:28:43.150
But we must fight strategically while we

00:28:43.190 --> 00:28:43.810
still can.

00:28:44.371 --> 00:28:46.291
Bill Mollison was a master strategist.

00:28:46.833 --> 00:28:49.734
Permaculture is truly a revolution

00:28:49.795 --> 00:28:51.015
disguised as gardening,

00:28:51.175 --> 00:28:52.757
but only if we take action.

00:28:53.616 --> 00:28:56.259
Tag from Life Gun Free has the blueprint.

00:28:57.664 --> 00:28:59.807
The federal and most state politics are a

00:28:59.846 --> 00:29:00.567
lost cause.

00:29:01.807 --> 00:29:04.089
We need to take over every town, city,

00:29:04.190 --> 00:29:06.330
and county-level boards and councils we

00:29:06.351 --> 00:29:06.730
can.

00:29:07.771 --> 00:29:09.413
And they are already trying to take that

00:29:09.492 --> 00:29:11.275
out of our hands with these data centers.

00:29:12.394 --> 00:29:13.977
There is no sitting on the sidelines

00:29:14.037 --> 00:29:14.416
anymore.

00:29:15.317 --> 00:29:16.617
Start meeting with your neighbors.

00:29:16.858 --> 00:29:18.500
Form a community group or mutual

00:29:18.539 --> 00:29:19.339
assistance group.

00:29:19.661 --> 00:29:21.221
Get on the board of the HOA.

00:29:22.041 --> 00:29:23.682
If we don't create the world we want,

00:29:24.003 --> 00:29:25.724
someone else will do it for us.

00:29:26.695 --> 00:29:28.537
None of us want to be politicians,

00:29:28.696 --> 00:29:30.698
but that is exactly why we must be.

00:29:31.438 --> 00:29:34.398
As the permaculture pimp so often quotes

00:29:34.779 --> 00:29:35.319
J.R.R.

00:29:35.380 --> 00:29:38.500
Tolkien, the most improper job of any man,

00:29:38.921 --> 00:29:40.801
even saint, who at any rate,

00:29:40.981 --> 00:29:42.583
or at least unwilling to take it on,

00:29:42.903 --> 00:29:44.063
is bossing other men.

00:29:44.544 --> 00:29:46.104
Not one in a million is fit for

00:29:46.183 --> 00:29:46.304
it,

00:29:46.884 --> 00:29:48.766
and least of all those who seek the

00:29:48.846 --> 00:29:49.566
opportunity.

00:29:50.165 --> 00:29:51.967
You can find me on YouTube and Instagram

00:29:52.027 --> 00:29:52.767
at Eric Seider.

00:29:52.926 --> 00:29:53.988
If you're in need of permaculture

00:29:54.008 --> 00:29:54.407
t-shirts,

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official pimp gear of this pimp cast a

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00:29:59.277 --> 00:30:02.238
design head over to ericsider.com and for

00:30:02.278 --> 00:30:03.958
more information on my permaculture

00:30:03.998 --> 00:30:06.098
community group in the sacramento area

00:30:06.558 --> 00:30:09.059
head over to permaculturefairoaks.org

00:30:10.059 --> 00:30:11.799
that's my dog right there boy he said

00:30:11.839 --> 00:30:15.662
it all um you know i'm not i'm

00:30:15.701 --> 00:30:18.061
not at all interested in armed rebellion

00:30:18.842 --> 00:30:20.042
not at all i would love to have

00:30:20.083 --> 00:30:21.042
an intellectual one

00:30:22.010 --> 00:30:22.932
but you know,

00:30:23.291 --> 00:30:24.853
whether or not the powers that shouldn't

00:30:24.893 --> 00:30:26.314
be are going to push this thing to

00:30:26.334 --> 00:30:28.855
the point where, look, I said it before,

00:30:29.016 --> 00:30:29.817
long story short,

00:30:30.817 --> 00:30:32.338
there is no way on earth.

00:30:32.519 --> 00:30:33.819
Anybody's ever going to pick up arms.

00:30:33.880 --> 00:30:35.381
Nobody's ever going to do anything as long

00:30:35.401 --> 00:30:36.942
as they have food, entertainment,

00:30:37.063 --> 00:30:38.923
and a reasonable expectation of security,

00:30:39.503 --> 00:30:42.267
even if they're barely making it until

00:30:42.307 --> 00:30:43.287
people get until it,

00:30:43.647 --> 00:30:44.929
that's what they lost in the French

00:30:44.969 --> 00:30:45.388
revolution.

00:30:45.409 --> 00:30:46.289
That's what they forgot about.

00:30:46.329 --> 00:30:47.451
They forgot to feed the people.

00:30:48.230 --> 00:30:48.832
And, um,

00:30:49.815 --> 00:30:50.375
what happens?

00:30:50.694 --> 00:30:52.036
You get a revolution and whether or not

00:30:52.076 --> 00:30:53.816
it comes out like the American revolution

00:30:54.316 --> 00:30:55.116
is touch and go.

00:30:55.737 --> 00:30:56.656
So keep that in mind.

00:30:56.696 --> 00:30:58.356
And Eric's also right in so many different

00:30:58.396 --> 00:30:58.637
ways.

00:30:58.678 --> 00:31:00.557
I mean, where, I mean,

00:31:00.597 --> 00:31:03.378
that token quote is probably one of my

00:31:03.419 --> 00:31:04.719
favorite quotes of all time.

00:31:05.239 --> 00:31:05.459
You know,

00:31:05.499 --> 00:31:08.799
the most improper job of any man, I'll,

00:31:08.819 --> 00:31:09.780
you know, loosely quote it,

00:31:09.820 --> 00:31:11.601
but the most improper job of any man

00:31:11.641 --> 00:31:12.621
is bossing other men.

00:31:13.201 --> 00:31:15.061
Not one in a million is fit for

00:31:15.102 --> 00:31:15.162
it.

00:31:15.281 --> 00:31:17.042
And least of all those that seek the

00:31:17.103 --> 00:31:17.682
opportunity.

00:31:18.644 --> 00:31:19.744
And I think that says it all,

00:31:19.785 --> 00:31:20.625
no matter, I mean, folks,

00:31:20.665 --> 00:31:21.666
how many of you in the sound of

00:31:21.686 --> 00:31:22.488
my voice right now,

00:31:23.348 --> 00:31:24.569
you worked with a person,

00:31:24.609 --> 00:31:26.010
a guy or a girl or whatever,

00:31:26.050 --> 00:31:27.211
the second they put them in charge,

00:31:27.452 --> 00:31:27.913
what happened?

00:31:27.932 --> 00:31:30.255
They turned into a maniac, a psychopath.

00:31:31.195 --> 00:31:33.258
And that's just with just a little bit

00:31:33.298 --> 00:31:33.598
of power.

00:31:33.638 --> 00:31:34.419
What do you think?

00:31:35.182 --> 00:31:39.203
The power of a presidency or whatever the

00:31:39.244 --> 00:31:41.046
top leadership position may be in another

00:31:41.086 --> 00:31:41.385
country,

00:31:41.445 --> 00:31:42.405
what do you think that does to a

00:31:42.445 --> 00:31:42.707
person?

00:31:43.727 --> 00:31:44.268
Think also,

00:31:44.307 --> 00:31:46.148
there was the guy before Vladimir Putin.

00:31:47.349 --> 00:31:48.390
I can't think of his name.

00:31:48.690 --> 00:31:49.651
It wasn't Gorbachev.

00:31:49.691 --> 00:31:51.172
It was the guy after Boris Yeltsin.

00:31:52.292 --> 00:31:53.452
I couldn't even believe that he actually

00:31:53.492 --> 00:31:54.054
wrote this.

00:31:54.933 --> 00:31:57.576
But he said the most intoxicating thing

00:31:58.155 --> 00:31:59.277
for most world leaders,

00:31:59.297 --> 00:32:00.337
and this is a guy that spoke to

00:32:00.377 --> 00:32:00.817
many of them,

00:32:01.695 --> 00:32:03.480
was knowing that you could take another

00:32:03.681 --> 00:32:06.288
grown man and send him to his death

00:32:07.411 --> 00:32:08.112
on your word.

00:32:09.255 --> 00:32:11.135
now it could have been misquoted it could

00:32:11.155 --> 00:32:13.798
have been misaligned but honestly only a

00:32:13.897 --> 00:32:15.920
psychopath would ever think that and

00:32:16.000 --> 00:32:17.780
honestly we got no shortage of them right

00:32:17.820 --> 00:32:20.143
now so like eric says let's uh let's

00:32:20.182 --> 00:32:22.443
not there's another kennedy quote i like i

00:32:22.463 --> 00:32:24.685
need to memorize it where those that make

00:32:24.865 --> 00:32:27.347
uh peaceful resistance impossible make

00:32:27.468 --> 00:32:29.929
armed resistance um inevitable or

00:32:29.989 --> 00:32:31.810
something like that anyway we don't want

00:32:31.830 --> 00:32:32.951
to get to that but um

00:32:33.711 --> 00:32:35.615
Yeah, folks, we got to stand up,

00:32:35.635 --> 00:32:36.637
stay alert, stay alive.

00:32:36.657 --> 00:32:37.239
You know the deal.

00:32:37.819 --> 00:32:39.363
All right, so let's jump right into it.

00:32:39.943 --> 00:32:40.965
Son, you were going to say something?

00:32:41.493 --> 00:32:43.214
Yeah, we're about to get flagged.

00:32:43.634 --> 00:32:45.036
We're about to get monitored.

00:32:45.596 --> 00:32:47.317
We're about to get all these things.

00:32:48.778 --> 00:32:49.798
These people are like, man,

00:32:49.838 --> 00:32:51.200
these pimps are over here plotting

00:32:51.259 --> 00:32:51.621
something.

00:32:51.661 --> 00:32:55.022
Oh, no, no, no, no.

00:32:56.002 --> 00:32:57.443
I hope not.

00:32:57.624 --> 00:32:58.944
I mean, I'm absolutely not.

00:32:59.005 --> 00:33:00.165
I mean, like Eric says, I mean,

00:33:00.205 --> 00:33:01.267
at the end of the day, you take,

00:33:02.247 --> 00:33:03.147
you know, you go out there,

00:33:03.208 --> 00:33:04.969
you go do something to this person.

00:33:05.009 --> 00:33:06.430
First of all, it's immoral.

00:33:06.470 --> 00:33:07.230
I wouldn't do that.

00:33:08.471 --> 00:33:09.071
I'm all about.

00:33:11.133 --> 00:33:12.393
Let me just state this since you brought

00:33:12.432 --> 00:33:14.114
that up because somebody might think,

00:33:15.413 --> 00:33:15.614
look,

00:33:16.874 --> 00:33:22.275
I adhere to the non-aggression principle,

00:33:22.894 --> 00:33:25.355
meaning don't start no SH and there won't

00:33:25.375 --> 00:33:26.155
be no IT.

00:33:26.836 --> 00:33:28.416
I will not initiate the violence,

00:33:28.497 --> 00:33:29.717
but if you want to bring it,

00:33:31.257 --> 00:33:32.656
I will do everything to talk you down.

00:33:32.676 --> 00:33:34.137
I will do everything I can to avoid

00:33:34.178 --> 00:33:34.278
it.

00:33:34.917 --> 00:33:36.478
But if it gets to the point where

00:33:36.998 --> 00:33:38.179
there is no avoiding it,

00:33:38.239 --> 00:33:39.719
then I'll take action.

00:33:40.511 --> 00:33:41.152
But like I said,

00:33:41.231 --> 00:33:43.133
non-aggression doesn't mean non-violent.

00:33:45.453 --> 00:33:46.253
There is a difference.

00:33:46.753 --> 00:33:48.595
Non-violent people are going to be like

00:33:48.615 --> 00:33:50.215
the Martin Luther King types where no

00:33:50.256 --> 00:33:53.057
matter what happens, you don't respond.

00:33:53.916 --> 00:33:54.616
That's not me.

00:33:54.737 --> 00:33:56.758
If you endanger myself or my family,

00:33:56.817 --> 00:33:58.519
my life, or anything like that, well,

00:33:58.538 --> 00:34:00.078
I'm going to respond to protect myself.

00:34:00.539 --> 00:34:02.539
And I think any reasonable person would do

00:34:02.579 --> 00:34:03.340
the same thing.

00:34:03.980 --> 00:34:05.381
But there is a movement out there of

00:34:05.421 --> 00:34:06.862
people, guys in particular,

00:34:07.482 --> 00:34:09.443
That are like, oh, well, you know,

00:34:10.324 --> 00:34:12.025
I met three of them in my life

00:34:12.806 --> 00:34:14.786
that were like, even I'm like, okay, dude,

00:34:15.007 --> 00:34:17.548
if your wife was being raped and you

00:34:17.588 --> 00:34:19.690
had a weapon, what would you do?

00:34:20.269 --> 00:34:22.211
And this guy, I won't say his name.

00:34:22.231 --> 00:34:24.172
He lived in actually two of them that

00:34:24.233 --> 00:34:25.452
actually I've known four of them.

00:34:26.293 --> 00:34:27.715
Two of them lived in Kansas and said,

00:34:27.815 --> 00:34:30.916
well, you know, well, I'm like,

00:34:31.137 --> 00:34:32.277
the fact that you even got to think

00:34:32.317 --> 00:34:34.699
about that tells me that I probably ought

00:34:34.719 --> 00:34:35.358
to part ways.

00:34:35.940 --> 00:34:36.199
So anyway.

00:34:36.219 --> 00:34:36.400
Yeah.

00:34:37.405 --> 00:34:37.846
Yeah,

00:34:37.865 --> 00:34:39.927
I've actually met a couple of guys like

00:34:39.947 --> 00:34:40.068
that.

00:34:40.447 --> 00:34:42.188
Outside of that, they were great guys.

00:34:42.250 --> 00:34:44.431
But, man, if that's the way you roll,

00:34:44.471 --> 00:34:45.452
bro, I know, you know,

00:34:45.472 --> 00:34:46.813
if we were walking down the street and

00:34:46.873 --> 00:34:48.893
I get somebody takes a pipe to my

00:34:48.934 --> 00:34:49.114
head,

00:34:49.434 --> 00:34:50.596
I know you're not going to do anything

00:34:50.615 --> 00:34:51.036
to help me.

00:34:51.056 --> 00:34:52.597
Yeah,

00:34:52.637 --> 00:34:54.637
we're past the point of talking them down.

00:34:54.657 --> 00:34:57.440
You already done hit me with that pipe.

00:34:57.460 --> 00:34:57.981
Yeah, I mean,

00:34:58.340 --> 00:34:59.302
what are we going to do now?

00:34:59.422 --> 00:35:00.702
I mean, yeah,

00:35:00.722 --> 00:35:02.184
there's no reasoning to a person like

00:35:02.224 --> 00:35:02.403
that.

00:35:02.903 --> 00:35:04.065
All right, y'all, EMP Shield,

00:35:04.105 --> 00:35:06.367
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You've got a lot of crazy stuff going

00:35:08.340 --> 00:35:08.842
on in the world,

00:35:08.882 --> 00:35:10.202
but like William mentioned earlier,

00:35:10.222 --> 00:35:12.503
they've got storms coming through.

00:35:13.025 --> 00:35:14.686
Look, an EMP is possible,

00:35:15.367 --> 00:35:17.347
but the biggest thing that's probable is

00:35:17.407 --> 00:35:18.329
definitely a storm.

00:35:18.809 --> 00:35:21.030
If anything gets past this EMP shield and

00:35:21.110 --> 00:35:22.893
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Um, okay.

00:35:54.746 --> 00:35:56.347
The title of it is the most overlooked

00:35:56.407 --> 00:35:57.487
food force layer.

00:35:58.168 --> 00:35:59.768
I didn't tell William what it was.

00:35:59.909 --> 00:36:01.289
He didn't tell me what he thought it

00:36:01.329 --> 00:36:01.630
was.

00:36:02.070 --> 00:36:03.331
We do that on purpose.

00:36:04.351 --> 00:36:05.793
Um, wow, man,

00:36:05.813 --> 00:36:07.333
if I wouldn't already into this show, man,

00:36:07.954 --> 00:36:09.355
somebody is talking about Mark Passio.

00:36:09.554 --> 00:36:10.235
Um, yeah,

00:36:10.315 --> 00:36:11.496
I'm a big fan of his work.

00:36:11.635 --> 00:36:11.916
Okay.

00:36:12.036 --> 00:36:13.056
I'm not going to get sideways.

00:36:13.117 --> 00:36:14.137
I'm not going to get sidetracked.

00:36:14.860 --> 00:36:15.762
You had to go and do it.

00:36:16.121 --> 00:36:17.663
So it's like a Scooby snack to me

00:36:17.682 --> 00:36:18.603
when you talk about this stuff.

00:36:18.623 --> 00:36:19.043
But anyway,

00:36:20.885 --> 00:36:23.007
most overlooked part in a food forest

00:36:23.047 --> 00:36:23.286
layer.

00:36:23.327 --> 00:36:23.467
Now,

00:36:23.527 --> 00:36:24.987
I didn't tell him what I thought it

00:36:25.027 --> 00:36:25.367
was.

00:36:25.867 --> 00:36:27.349
He didn't tell me what he thought it

00:36:27.409 --> 00:36:27.789
was.

00:36:28.610 --> 00:36:30.010
And I told him to come up with

00:36:30.070 --> 00:36:30.351
a list.

00:36:31.927 --> 00:36:33.108
of five things on his end,

00:36:33.268 --> 00:36:34.108
I would do the same.

00:36:34.909 --> 00:36:37.771
And I'm wondering if we both picked the

00:36:37.811 --> 00:36:38.490
same layer.

00:36:41.692 --> 00:36:42.853
Here's what happened on my end.

00:36:42.913 --> 00:36:43.592
I was like, all right,

00:36:44.072 --> 00:36:45.353
I think I know which one dad's going

00:36:45.373 --> 00:36:45.753
to pick.

00:36:46.434 --> 00:36:48.534
And so I picked what was second on

00:36:48.574 --> 00:36:49.135
my list.

00:36:49.856 --> 00:36:51.036
And then I was thinking, well,

00:36:51.217 --> 00:36:52.697
he might be doing the same thing.

00:36:53.197 --> 00:36:54.838
So I'll go back with the original one.

00:36:55.277 --> 00:36:57.298
And so I'm thinking now I don't know.

00:36:57.539 --> 00:36:58.539
I don't know if we did the same

00:36:58.619 --> 00:36:59.119
one or not.

00:37:00.224 --> 00:37:02.365
okay i i'll look y'all there are seven

00:37:02.405 --> 00:37:04.266
layers of a forest for those that don't

00:37:04.286 --> 00:37:06.128
know that there's those that are tuning in

00:37:06.547 --> 00:37:08.027
you gotta overstory which are your big

00:37:08.068 --> 00:37:10.208
trees your understory your smaller trees

00:37:10.628 --> 00:37:12.670
you got your shrub layer you got your

00:37:12.710 --> 00:37:15.652
vine you got your roots you got your

00:37:16.012 --> 00:37:18.253
ground cover and you have your herbaceous

00:37:18.313 --> 00:37:20.173
layer that's seven i would say there's

00:37:20.373 --> 00:37:22.875
eight when you consider the mycelium now

00:37:22.934 --> 00:37:24.614
when you're in places like tropics you're

00:37:24.635 --> 00:37:25.416
gonna have more

00:37:26.074 --> 00:37:27.675
But we're going to talk about temperate

00:37:27.715 --> 00:37:28.356
environments.

00:37:29.056 --> 00:37:30.719
And so of those layers,

00:37:31.338 --> 00:37:32.519
if you always think about it, son,

00:37:32.960 --> 00:37:34.621
most videos about food forests,

00:37:34.681 --> 00:37:35.641
what do they always talk about?

00:37:35.681 --> 00:37:38.204
They always talk about the overstory or

00:37:38.224 --> 00:37:40.226
the understory and maybe the shrubs.

00:37:40.846 --> 00:37:42.547
Nobody ever talks about the other things.

00:37:43.168 --> 00:37:43.929
So I was like, okay,

00:37:44.009 --> 00:37:45.730
I might want to talk about some videos.

00:37:46.190 --> 00:37:47.552
I might want to put out some videos

00:37:48.411 --> 00:37:49.773
because there's so much food you're

00:37:49.793 --> 00:37:50.634
missing out on, folks,

00:37:50.673 --> 00:37:51.353
if you're not doing it.

00:37:51.373 --> 00:37:52.735
So I'll go ahead and tell you the

00:37:52.835 --> 00:37:53.795
one I selected, son,

00:37:53.956 --> 00:37:55.597
and that is going to be the ground

00:37:55.637 --> 00:37:55.878
cover.

00:37:56.697 --> 00:37:57.117
Cool.

00:37:57.237 --> 00:37:57.659
We're good.

00:37:58.259 --> 00:37:59.440
That was my number two, though.

00:37:59.880 --> 00:38:00.780
I almost did that.

00:38:01.400 --> 00:38:02.721
I almost did the ground cover.

00:38:02.740 --> 00:38:04.922
Okay, I picked mushrooms,

00:38:05.043 --> 00:38:05.822
the fungal layer,

00:38:05.902 --> 00:38:08.585
which technically isn't part of the

00:38:08.625 --> 00:38:10.405
official seven layers of a food forest,

00:38:10.425 --> 00:38:11.365
but like Dad was saying,

00:38:11.746 --> 00:38:12.827
you don't have a forest without the

00:38:12.867 --> 00:38:13.646
mycelial layer,

00:38:13.706 --> 00:38:15.809
so it's part of one of the layers.

00:38:16.429 --> 00:38:18.329
But I was going back and forth between...

00:38:18.469 --> 00:38:20.690
So my number one was mycelial layer,

00:38:20.710 --> 00:38:22.472
and the reason I said that it's one

00:38:22.492 --> 00:38:24.652
of the most overlooked is because people

00:38:24.713 --> 00:38:25.114
don't...

00:38:26.375 --> 00:38:27.697
A lot of people just don't get that

00:38:27.737 --> 00:38:29.097
far once they get to the point where

00:38:29.117 --> 00:38:30.619
they can start once they have started

00:38:30.659 --> 00:38:32.081
casting enough shade on the soil.

00:38:32.461 --> 00:38:35.186
Most people are busy doing other aspects

00:38:35.206 --> 00:38:36.447
with their homestead or their farm or

00:38:36.487 --> 00:38:37.208
whatever it may be,

00:38:37.268 --> 00:38:38.789
and they don't get to the mushroom part

00:38:39.490 --> 00:38:40.291
or the fungal part.

00:38:40.972 --> 00:38:41.914
So that's why I was saying it was

00:38:41.934 --> 00:38:42.715
the most overlooked.

00:38:43.576 --> 00:38:46.036
ground cover was number two for me because

00:38:46.117 --> 00:38:48.438
in some settings either people just leave

00:38:48.478 --> 00:38:49.938
grass in their food forest or their

00:38:50.019 --> 00:38:52.101
orchard or they just cover everything in

00:38:52.121 --> 00:38:53.481
wood chips and call it good which is

00:38:53.521 --> 00:38:54.922
fine there's nothing wrong with that it's

00:38:54.942 --> 00:38:57.362
just there's a whole another layer uh that

00:38:57.523 --> 00:38:59.103
it's going to serve the same function as

00:38:59.123 --> 00:39:00.385
the wood chips that's going to produce

00:39:00.485 --> 00:39:02.226
like an edible food at the same time

00:39:02.545 --> 00:39:04.086
or an edible yield at the same time

00:39:04.166 --> 00:39:05.447
so i went with mushrooms

00:39:06.061 --> 00:39:06.260
I mean,

00:39:06.300 --> 00:39:08.181
if you want just grass out there, folks,

00:39:08.202 --> 00:39:09.202
there's nothing wrong with that.

00:39:09.262 --> 00:39:10.884
You can absolutely do it.

00:39:12.445 --> 00:39:13.545
I'm not a big fan,

00:39:13.565 --> 00:39:14.686
depending on the environment.

00:39:14.766 --> 00:39:16.686
It depends entirely on where I'm putting

00:39:16.726 --> 00:39:17.228
this thing.

00:39:17.788 --> 00:39:19.009
But if you have a food forest that

00:39:19.028 --> 00:39:19.889
has a bunch, a bunch,

00:39:19.929 --> 00:39:21.070
a bunch of wood chips out there,

00:39:21.090 --> 00:39:21.911
I'm going to give you my first one

00:39:21.971 --> 00:39:22.630
right off the bat.

00:39:23.130 --> 00:39:25.253
Folks, you can't lose with strawberries.

00:39:25.873 --> 00:39:26.092
I mean,

00:39:26.132 --> 00:39:28.313
produce fruit and all kinds of runners.

00:39:28.373 --> 00:39:29.974
It's going to suppress a lot of the

00:39:30.014 --> 00:39:32.237
weeds out there, especially if,

00:39:32.336 --> 00:39:33.838
and that's where you got to have a

00:39:33.858 --> 00:39:35.199
good fungal layer down there.

00:39:36.579 --> 00:39:38.581
You don't have to, but it only helps.

00:39:39.320 --> 00:39:39.541
Man,

00:39:39.561 --> 00:39:41.262
we had in our food forest out there,

00:39:41.282 --> 00:39:43.443
we got a hundred gallons of strawberries,

00:39:43.483 --> 00:39:43.744
y'all.

00:39:44.244 --> 00:39:45.965
My grandbaby's probably still eating them.

00:39:46.425 --> 00:39:48.307
So we freeze dried a bunch of them,

00:39:48.347 --> 00:39:49.909
gave some to the ice cream store.

00:39:49.949 --> 00:39:51.269
We did a whole bunch out there.

00:39:51.969 --> 00:39:52.791
And like William said,

00:39:52.851 --> 00:39:54.431
it thrives beneath trees, you know,

00:39:55.132 --> 00:39:56.233
and it's going to be one of those

00:39:56.253 --> 00:39:56.512
things.

00:39:56.552 --> 00:39:57.614
It's going to be a brightness,

00:39:58.054 --> 00:40:00.476
a sweetness that's coming up at a time

00:40:00.496 --> 00:40:02.197
when everything else is still catching up.

00:40:02.838 --> 00:40:04.039
So strawberries are,

00:40:04.998 --> 00:40:06.139
Oh, my goodness.

00:40:06.179 --> 00:40:07.621
If we didn't harvest a bunch of comfrey

00:40:07.661 --> 00:40:08.001
out of there,

00:40:08.021 --> 00:40:09.382
we would have strawberries coming out of

00:40:09.422 --> 00:40:10.242
our eyeballs.

00:40:10.902 --> 00:40:13.164
So that's one of the problems we've also

00:40:13.204 --> 00:40:16.005
had is that, yeah, strawberries are great.

00:40:16.025 --> 00:40:16.905
They were doing great.

00:40:17.126 --> 00:40:18.226
And then, you know,

00:40:18.266 --> 00:40:19.788
because we had to meet orders and stuff

00:40:19.807 --> 00:40:20.168
like that,

00:40:20.248 --> 00:40:21.929
we kind of destroyed a lot of their

00:40:21.949 --> 00:40:22.849
habitat down there.

00:40:23.409 --> 00:40:23.690
So anyway,

00:40:23.710 --> 00:40:25.030
we're getting back on top of that again.

00:40:25.070 --> 00:40:26.652
But my number one right off the bat.

00:40:27.193 --> 00:40:28.596
for an edible ground cover.

00:40:28.936 --> 00:40:30.239
And it doesn't have to be edible

00:40:30.300 --> 00:40:31.262
necessarily to you,

00:40:31.882 --> 00:40:33.005
but it just needs to be a ground

00:40:33.045 --> 00:40:33.266
cover.

00:40:33.286 --> 00:40:34.590
All right, that's my number one.

00:40:35.650 --> 00:40:36.911
My number one, I guess,

00:40:37.050 --> 00:40:39.192
mushroom would be the oyster mushrooms.

00:40:39.231 --> 00:40:40.472
The reason I put that number one is

00:40:40.492 --> 00:40:41.132
because it's very,

00:40:41.172 --> 00:40:43.072
very fast growing of the mushroom

00:40:43.092 --> 00:40:43.552
varieties.

00:40:43.632 --> 00:40:44.934
It's going to be the ones that like

00:40:44.954 --> 00:40:45.873
as soon as you set it up,

00:40:46.393 --> 00:40:48.054
you're going to get a pretty quick return

00:40:48.135 --> 00:40:48.514
from it.

00:40:48.574 --> 00:40:48.775
Now,

00:40:48.835 --> 00:40:49.976
I've seen there's a bunch of different

00:40:49.996 --> 00:40:51.777
ways to grow these oyster mushrooms.

00:40:52.117 --> 00:40:54.398
The most typical way is doing like the

00:40:54.438 --> 00:40:57.079
sawdust bag where you sterilize a

00:40:57.099 --> 00:40:57.259
mushroom.

00:40:57.719 --> 00:40:59.400
like five pound bag or twenty five pound

00:40:59.420 --> 00:41:01.139
bag of sawdust and then you inoculate it

00:41:01.159 --> 00:41:04.581
with your oyster mushroom spawn and then

00:41:04.601 --> 00:41:05.202
you just wait.

00:41:06.141 --> 00:41:07.302
That's going to be the most popular way.

00:41:07.342 --> 00:41:09.043
But you can also inoculate that same

00:41:09.083 --> 00:41:11.204
sawdust and put it into your food force,

00:41:11.284 --> 00:41:12.284
into your mulch systems,

00:41:12.344 --> 00:41:13.664
into your wood chips, things like that.

00:41:13.704 --> 00:41:14.045
If you want to,

00:41:14.065 --> 00:41:15.246
you're going to have a lower yield,

00:41:15.726 --> 00:41:16.987
but you're going to have a more you're

00:41:17.027 --> 00:41:18.487
going to have a higher yield because it's

00:41:18.606 --> 00:41:20.827
way more passive than having to build a

00:41:20.867 --> 00:41:23.548
whole infrastructure box or a place to put

00:41:23.608 --> 00:41:24.710
those sawdust bags.

00:41:25.626 --> 00:41:25.965
Granted,

00:41:26.007 --> 00:41:27.548
it's still worth doing it if that's what

00:41:27.568 --> 00:41:29.391
you want to do and get heavier in

00:41:29.411 --> 00:41:30.713
the mushroom production.

00:41:30.893 --> 00:41:32.514
But as far as your food forest goes

00:41:32.574 --> 00:41:33.416
or your orchard goes,

00:41:33.817 --> 00:41:35.378
you can inoculate the wood chips and the

00:41:35.418 --> 00:41:37.242
mulch and the sawdust that you're using in

00:41:37.282 --> 00:41:38.963
your food forest as a carbon input.

00:41:40.362 --> 00:41:41.403
My next one's going to be,

00:41:42.463 --> 00:41:43.985
I'm going to say creeping time.

00:41:44.525 --> 00:41:44.664
Now,

00:41:44.844 --> 00:41:46.505
every single morning when Michelle and I

00:41:46.545 --> 00:41:47.425
go out and do the chores,

00:41:48.007 --> 00:41:49.286
every single morning as of late,

00:41:50.047 --> 00:41:50.547
I go out there,

00:41:50.568 --> 00:41:52.268
I pick a bunch of currants because that's

00:41:52.289 --> 00:41:53.268
what's ripe right now.

00:41:53.969 --> 00:41:55.570
Going to have some berries coming up here,

00:41:55.869 --> 00:41:57.690
raspberries and blackberries here before

00:41:57.710 --> 00:41:57.951
long.

00:41:57.990 --> 00:41:58.931
I see them coming along.

00:41:58.972 --> 00:41:59.532
But right now,

00:42:00.012 --> 00:42:02.353
I pick a bunch of currants and every

00:42:02.393 --> 00:42:03.733
morning I eat a salad.

00:42:04.634 --> 00:42:06.875
And I source a lot of most of

00:42:06.934 --> 00:42:08.496
what's in there right here on the farm.

00:42:09.215 --> 00:42:10.856
So I get those currents.

00:42:11.097 --> 00:42:12.896
I also get rosemary, thyme,

00:42:13.038 --> 00:42:15.739
and oregano right there from the orchard.

00:42:16.219 --> 00:42:16.438
I mean,

00:42:16.579 --> 00:42:17.920
it's just right there off the road.

00:42:18.260 --> 00:42:19.179
Just put it in a bowl,

00:42:19.699 --> 00:42:20.460
take it up with me,

00:42:20.601 --> 00:42:22.141
and then I'll take part of it,

00:42:22.922 --> 00:42:24.702
and I put it in the bone broth

00:42:24.942 --> 00:42:26.702
that Michelle and I drink every single

00:42:26.742 --> 00:42:27.003
day,

00:42:27.543 --> 00:42:28.704
and I'll take the other part of it,

00:42:28.864 --> 00:42:30.005
and I put it in my salad.

00:42:30.704 --> 00:42:32.364
But the cool thing about creeping thyme,

00:42:32.905 --> 00:42:33.166
because...

00:42:33.813 --> 00:42:35.673
you know, regular time, um,

00:42:36.275 --> 00:42:37.855
at least the one we got out there.

00:42:38.534 --> 00:42:38.695
I mean,

00:42:38.735 --> 00:42:40.356
you could almost call some of what I'm

00:42:40.376 --> 00:42:41.695
going to be talking about herbaceous

00:42:41.715 --> 00:42:41.936
layer,

00:42:41.996 --> 00:42:43.516
or it could be considered in the

00:42:43.536 --> 00:42:45.516
herbaceous layer, but creeping time, man,

00:42:45.536 --> 00:42:45.956
you're going to have,

00:42:46.016 --> 00:42:47.137
it's a pollinator magnet.

00:42:47.177 --> 00:42:50.378
It's drought tolerant and edible and

00:42:50.398 --> 00:42:51.898
medicinal because I'm, like I said,

00:42:51.938 --> 00:42:53.219
I'm talking about rosemary,

00:42:53.259 --> 00:42:54.018
thyme and oregano,

00:42:54.498 --> 00:42:55.778
and I can go on and on about

00:42:55.858 --> 00:42:56.378
what you can do.

00:42:56.458 --> 00:42:57.500
I mean, you got a sick chicken.

00:42:57.519 --> 00:42:57.960
What do you do?

00:42:57.980 --> 00:42:58.900
You give them rosemary.

00:42:59.619 --> 00:42:59.739
Um,

00:42:59.880 --> 00:43:01.280
it's like the universal cure for a

00:43:01.340 --> 00:43:01.661
chicken.

00:43:02.561 --> 00:43:02.661
Um,

00:43:03.452 --> 00:43:04.152
but if you got one,

00:43:04.172 --> 00:43:05.152
you might want to think about putting them

00:43:05.193 --> 00:43:05.873
in a freezer anyway.

00:43:05.914 --> 00:43:06.333
But anyway,

00:43:06.373 --> 00:43:07.954
creeping time is going to be my first

00:43:08.074 --> 00:43:08.393
one.

00:43:08.434 --> 00:43:09.715
My second one.

00:43:09.795 --> 00:43:11.594
My second one is going to be wine

00:43:11.655 --> 00:43:14.135
cap mushrooms or King's for you,

00:43:14.275 --> 00:43:15.416
which apparently is the same,

00:43:16.016 --> 00:43:16.516
same mushroom.

00:43:16.536 --> 00:43:18.036
That's the issue with common names is that

00:43:18.297 --> 00:43:20.376
like one plant will have like five or

00:43:20.496 --> 00:43:21.938
one mushroom will have like five different

00:43:21.978 --> 00:43:24.438
common names or, uh, the,

00:43:24.458 --> 00:43:26.338
there will be shared common names.

00:43:26.378 --> 00:43:26.858
So like

00:43:27.318 --> 00:43:29.000
you know something like wine cap here

00:43:29.021 --> 00:43:31.041
could be something completely different

00:43:31.081 --> 00:43:33.724
just one state away but anyway wine cap

00:43:34.005 --> 00:43:35.746
uh you can integrate this into your food

00:43:35.766 --> 00:43:37.748
forest or your orchard by inoculating the

00:43:37.788 --> 00:43:39.708
wood chips beforehand and then applying

00:43:39.728 --> 00:43:42.331
them to the surfaces so you can uh

00:43:42.351 --> 00:43:44.733
inoculate your like walking paths if you

00:43:44.753 --> 00:43:46.394
wanted to you can inoculate your mulch

00:43:46.434 --> 00:43:48.556
rings around the specific tree if you

00:43:48.576 --> 00:43:50.358
wanted to wherever you wanted to put

00:43:50.518 --> 00:43:53.599
hardwood uh hardwood chips uh

00:43:54.561 --> 00:43:56.282
it's going to grow wine cap mushrooms.

00:43:56.302 --> 00:43:57.923
So just inoculate them first and then put

00:43:57.943 --> 00:43:58.563
them where you want them.

00:43:58.985 --> 00:43:59.684
And then you're good to go.

00:43:59.744 --> 00:44:01.246
And then that's going to last a little

00:44:01.266 --> 00:44:01.407
bit.

00:44:01.487 --> 00:44:02.947
The thing with the oysters is that you're

00:44:02.967 --> 00:44:04.748
going to have to re-inoculate more often.

00:44:05.190 --> 00:44:05.789
Wine caps,

00:44:05.809 --> 00:44:07.510
you get a little bit longer of a

00:44:07.570 --> 00:44:08.532
harvest off of them,

00:44:08.572 --> 00:44:09.833
like two to three years off the wood

00:44:09.873 --> 00:44:11.934
chips than you would compared to the

00:44:12.034 --> 00:44:12.394
oysters.

00:44:12.534 --> 00:44:13.675
But with the wine caps,

00:44:14.217 --> 00:44:15.498
it's going to take a little bit longer

00:44:15.538 --> 00:44:17.139
before you get to a harvest.

00:44:17.239 --> 00:44:18.500
So just keep those things in mind.

00:44:19.715 --> 00:44:21.278
Yeah, my next one's going to be,

00:44:22.742 --> 00:44:23.101
you know,

00:44:23.222 --> 00:44:24.746
I wouldn't be the permaculture pimp daddy

00:44:24.766 --> 00:44:25.927
if I didn't talk about some kind of

00:44:25.967 --> 00:44:27.490
nitrogen fixer down there in the ground

00:44:27.530 --> 00:44:27.771
cover.

00:44:27.911 --> 00:44:29.313
And I don't mean all of it.

00:44:29.855 --> 00:44:30.657
I mean, just part of it.

00:44:30.717 --> 00:44:32.059
And I'm going to talk about some clover.

00:44:33.523 --> 00:44:35.905
You know, it could be red, white,

00:44:36.125 --> 00:44:37.987
whatever clover does well for you.

00:44:38.407 --> 00:44:39.668
You want some of that out there because

00:44:39.688 --> 00:44:41.230
it's going to help to fix nitrogen down

00:44:41.269 --> 00:44:41.530
there.

00:44:42.030 --> 00:44:43.811
Plus, you don't want just one thing.

00:44:43.851 --> 00:44:43.972
Yeah,

00:44:43.992 --> 00:44:45.072
I'm talking about strawberries and

00:44:45.112 --> 00:44:45.673
creeping thyme,

00:44:45.693 --> 00:44:47.114
but all of them can be there.

00:44:47.614 --> 00:44:49.556
They can all exist in exactly the same

00:44:49.577 --> 00:44:49.976
place.

00:44:50.717 --> 00:44:50.916
I mean,

00:44:50.936 --> 00:44:52.577
that's exactly what you see in nature.

00:44:52.998 --> 00:44:55.818
There should never be a monocrop of

00:44:56.139 --> 00:44:57.418
anything because you never see it.

00:44:57.438 --> 00:44:59.460
That's the fastest way to invite disease

00:44:59.480 --> 00:44:59.800
in there.

00:45:00.460 --> 00:45:01.539
Like Jeff Lawton always says,

00:45:01.581 --> 00:45:04.561
you want to keep the insects confused.

00:45:05.001 --> 00:45:06.742
You want so much diversity in there that

00:45:06.762 --> 00:45:07.983
they're like, okay, man,

00:45:08.063 --> 00:45:08.862
I don't know what to do.

00:45:09.617 --> 00:45:09.757
I mean,

00:45:09.777 --> 00:45:11.539
it's a little more complicated than that,

00:45:11.599 --> 00:45:12.760
but you get the point.

00:45:13.141 --> 00:45:13.601
Then also,

00:45:13.621 --> 00:45:14.822
if you're going to be running livestock

00:45:14.842 --> 00:45:15.364
through there, well,

00:45:15.384 --> 00:45:16.445
that's a forage for them,

00:45:17.025 --> 00:45:18.668
and it's always going to improve soil

00:45:18.688 --> 00:45:19.889
structure no matter what.

00:45:19.949 --> 00:45:21.791
So think about the nitrogen fixture,

00:45:21.831 --> 00:45:22.652
no matter the layer.

00:45:23.193 --> 00:45:23.393
I mean,

00:45:23.434 --> 00:45:26.837
the overstory now at the mycelial layer –

00:45:26.496 --> 00:45:27.637
I don't know that you have a nitrogen

00:45:27.677 --> 00:45:28.818
fixing version for that,

00:45:29.358 --> 00:45:30.838
but in every other layer you do,

00:45:30.858 --> 00:45:32.458
from the overstory all the way down to

00:45:32.478 --> 00:45:35.360
the ground cover, every single layer,

00:45:35.480 --> 00:45:36.199
in my view,

00:45:36.739 --> 00:45:39.400
should have nitrogen fixtures at least

00:45:39.601 --> 00:45:40.481
every third tree,

00:45:40.501 --> 00:45:41.380
if that's what you're doing.

00:45:42.021 --> 00:45:44.581
If I'm putting four bushes around a tree,

00:45:45.141 --> 00:45:46.623
two of those are going to be,

00:45:46.682 --> 00:45:47.483
let's say, blueberries,

00:45:47.543 --> 00:45:49.784
but the other two might be a nitrogen

00:45:49.824 --> 00:45:50.503
fixing shrub.

00:45:51.143 --> 00:45:52.344
So you want to be thinking about that

00:45:52.465 --> 00:45:53.704
in every single layer.

00:45:54.907 --> 00:45:57.688
my number three is going to be three

00:45:57.708 --> 00:45:59.748
different names same mushroom just depends

00:45:59.807 --> 00:46:02.829
on when you harvest it button cremini or

00:46:02.909 --> 00:46:05.768
portobello now keep in mind with this this

00:46:05.849 --> 00:46:07.150
mushroom it's going to take a little bit

00:46:07.170 --> 00:46:10.070
more effort to uh make propagation beds or

00:46:10.110 --> 00:46:12.911
make uh i guess like spawn beds um

00:46:13.070 --> 00:46:14.510
it requires a little bit more you have

00:46:14.530 --> 00:46:16.931
to use chicken manure and i think it's

00:46:16.972 --> 00:46:18.371
horse manure and chicken manure

00:46:18.791 --> 00:46:20.833
You have to then like age it,

00:46:20.893 --> 00:46:23.072
then you have to sterilize it and then

00:46:23.092 --> 00:46:23.873
you got to cover it,

00:46:23.914 --> 00:46:24.974
like put it in place and then you

00:46:24.994 --> 00:46:27.235
got to cover it in like sterilized peat

00:46:27.255 --> 00:46:28.155
moss and stuff like that.

00:46:28.195 --> 00:46:29.635
So it requires a little bit more.

00:46:30.074 --> 00:46:31.916
But the benefit of it is that it's

00:46:31.936 --> 00:46:33.076
going to be something that's easily

00:46:33.115 --> 00:46:35.277
recognizable to people that you might sell

00:46:35.317 --> 00:46:35.516
to.

00:46:35.896 --> 00:46:38.117
So like restaurants or farmers markets or

00:46:38.137 --> 00:46:38.777
whatever it may be,

00:46:39.077 --> 00:46:41.378
people are more likely to buy those types

00:46:41.398 --> 00:46:43.018
of mushrooms versus some of the more

00:46:43.059 --> 00:46:45.320
exotic or different looking mushrooms that

00:46:45.340 --> 00:46:47.840
they're not as used to seeing in the

00:46:47.860 --> 00:46:48.360
grocery store.

00:46:48.621 --> 00:46:49.782
You can go to any grocery store in

00:46:49.802 --> 00:46:51.362
the United States and you'll see some

00:46:51.402 --> 00:46:53.945
variety of portobello, cremini,

00:46:55.085 --> 00:46:56.547
or what was the other one?

00:46:56.766 --> 00:46:57.648
Button mushroom.

00:46:58.068 --> 00:46:59.989
Those are the typical white ones that you

00:47:00.010 --> 00:47:02.050
see in the blue canister or the blue

00:47:02.110 --> 00:47:04.813
little box in the produce section.

00:47:05.474 --> 00:47:05.853
Same thing.

00:47:06.313 --> 00:47:07.574
They're going to require more effort,

00:47:07.914 --> 00:47:09.496
but they're going to be easier to sell

00:47:09.536 --> 00:47:10.898
to an un...

00:47:13.219 --> 00:47:15.780
uh like an uneducated audience on

00:47:15.860 --> 00:47:18.521
mushrooms i guess so like ashville you can

00:47:18.561 --> 00:47:19.762
sell whatever mushroom you want to and

00:47:19.822 --> 00:47:21.402
it's going to sell there are businesses

00:47:21.442 --> 00:47:23.483
that exist in ashville only because they

00:47:23.503 --> 00:47:25.023
are in ashville if they were in any

00:47:25.063 --> 00:47:27.485
other place they would completely flop and

00:47:27.545 --> 00:47:30.106
fail but if you live in a food

00:47:30.126 --> 00:47:31.445
city like that then you can get away

00:47:31.465 --> 00:47:34.206
with some more diverse mushrooms where i

00:47:34.246 --> 00:47:36.007
live i gotta convince people to just even

00:47:36.148 --> 00:47:38.409
eat mushrooms so there's that

00:47:39.088 --> 00:47:41.608
No, there's a, there's a one guy at,

00:47:41.628 --> 00:47:43.610
I want to call it black trumpet, uh,

00:47:43.710 --> 00:47:45.471
mushroom place here in Nashville.

00:47:45.490 --> 00:47:47.231
They were wiped out with that manufactured

00:47:47.251 --> 00:47:48.233
hurricane that came through.

00:47:49.132 --> 00:47:50.434
Um, yeah, I,

00:47:50.713 --> 00:47:52.594
I go there at least I think once

00:47:52.635 --> 00:47:54.195
a week or once every couple of weeks.

00:47:54.755 --> 00:47:55.556
And that's another thing.

00:47:55.577 --> 00:47:56.617
I'm glad you brought that up, son.

00:47:56.677 --> 00:47:56.836
I mean,

00:47:56.896 --> 00:47:58.597
I think that's a really good topic.

00:47:58.637 --> 00:48:00.199
So here's another little medicinal thing

00:48:00.239 --> 00:48:01.599
that I do with my breakfast.

00:48:02.239 --> 00:48:03.541
So in addition to that salad,

00:48:03.561 --> 00:48:05.342
I always eat maybe a couple of eggs

00:48:06.262 --> 00:48:06.862
and, um,

00:48:08.271 --> 00:48:10.391
I also, when I'm making these eggs,

00:48:10.452 --> 00:48:10.652
I mean,

00:48:10.733 --> 00:48:12.594
anybody that knows me knows I'm a Nazi

00:48:12.614 --> 00:48:13.974
about how I cook my eggs.

00:48:14.934 --> 00:48:16.516
And William's taking his head back there.

00:48:16.635 --> 00:48:17.376
I don't play.

00:48:17.956 --> 00:48:19.538
They have got to be cooked perfectly.

00:48:19.657 --> 00:48:21.539
I don't like no slimy, sloppy eggs.

00:48:21.559 --> 00:48:24.201
Yeah, no, that is that.

00:48:24.240 --> 00:48:25.141
What's that guy's name?

00:48:25.181 --> 00:48:26.181
Jethro something?

00:48:26.202 --> 00:48:26.621
He's like, yeah.

00:48:26.722 --> 00:48:29.043
I don't know.

00:48:29.603 --> 00:48:31.344
I held a butcher knife to this woman's

00:48:31.405 --> 00:48:33.085
neck so that I don't like no slimy,

00:48:33.126 --> 00:48:33.527
sloppy eggs.

00:48:33.547 --> 00:48:33.626
Yeah.

00:48:33.646 --> 00:48:34.626
Yeah.

00:48:34.666 --> 00:48:36.088
I can't remember that guy's name,

00:48:36.108 --> 00:48:36.588
but yeah.

00:48:37.329 --> 00:48:37.768
No, okay.

00:48:37.789 --> 00:48:38.670
I'm not that bad,

00:48:38.730 --> 00:48:42.871
but if I go to a place and

00:48:42.911 --> 00:48:46.855
they cook some eggs jacked up, man, folks,

00:48:46.914 --> 00:48:48.014
I know that sounds weird.

00:48:48.054 --> 00:48:49.856
I'm something, I guess I'm a food snob,

00:48:50.556 --> 00:48:53.318
but I know how to cook eggs perfectly,

00:48:53.338 --> 00:48:53.858
right?

00:48:54.202 --> 00:48:55.702
And when I go to a place and

00:48:55.762 --> 00:48:57.344
I know that they just first of all,

00:48:57.704 --> 00:48:59.346
if they're powdered eggs or that stuff in

00:48:59.365 --> 00:49:01.608
a box, man, get that out of here.

00:49:01.648 --> 00:49:02.748
I'm not even going to mess with it.

00:49:03.889 --> 00:49:05.329
One thing they like to do in Asheville

00:49:05.530 --> 00:49:07.371
is they like to make these quiches or

00:49:07.391 --> 00:49:08.032
whatever else.

00:49:08.733 --> 00:49:10.014
And I'm not a big fan of those

00:49:10.074 --> 00:49:10.353
either.

00:49:10.813 --> 00:49:11.855
You know, anyway,

00:49:12.376 --> 00:49:13.556
every time I cook my eggs,

00:49:14.356 --> 00:49:14.878
one thing I do.

00:49:15.945 --> 00:49:18.047
And here's another little added benefit of

00:49:18.086 --> 00:49:20.028
what William was talking about before I

00:49:20.048 --> 00:49:22.231
get into my next one is I buy

00:49:22.311 --> 00:49:23.853
mushroom from that place and I'll buy a

00:49:23.913 --> 00:49:25.193
mushroom I've never had before.

00:49:25.574 --> 00:49:27.215
Every week I'll try a different mushroom

00:49:27.255 --> 00:49:27.677
or whatever.

00:49:28.257 --> 00:49:30.579
So I take that mushroom back, saute it,

00:49:31.519 --> 00:49:32.661
And according to Paul Stamets,

00:49:32.681 --> 00:49:34.463
you don't want to eat any mushrooms raw,

00:49:34.903 --> 00:49:36.045
if I remember them correctly.

00:49:36.684 --> 00:49:39.807
So I'll take these mushrooms and I'll chop

00:49:39.827 --> 00:49:40.148
them up.

00:49:40.188 --> 00:49:41.050
I think the last batch,

00:49:41.130 --> 00:49:42.030
it may have been turkey tail.

00:49:42.050 --> 00:49:43.092
I don't remember what it was.

00:49:43.612 --> 00:49:43.871
Anyway,

00:49:43.911 --> 00:49:45.313
I'll chop it up and I'll take some

00:49:45.494 --> 00:49:47.014
onions, saute that in the pan.

00:49:47.034 --> 00:49:48.876
And then, you know,

00:49:48.896 --> 00:49:50.378
whenever I make an omelet or whatever,

00:49:50.438 --> 00:49:51.940
that's exactly what I'll put in the middle

00:49:51.960 --> 00:49:52.280
of there.

00:49:52.920 --> 00:49:54.260
along with some local cheese,

00:49:54.621 --> 00:49:56.661
which we got from Steve the blacksmith.

00:49:57.081 --> 00:49:58.902
His wife hooked us up the other day,

00:49:59.382 --> 00:50:00.802
put some of that local cheese in there,

00:50:01.242 --> 00:50:01.963
got eggs.

00:50:02.483 --> 00:50:02.923
I mean, man,

00:50:02.943 --> 00:50:04.304
you got yourself a meal right there.

00:50:04.344 --> 00:50:05.005
But anyway,

00:50:05.065 --> 00:50:07.945
that's another good way where I take those

00:50:08.025 --> 00:50:09.385
local mushrooms that were produced

00:50:09.445 --> 00:50:09.865
locally,

00:50:10.626 --> 00:50:12.306
and then I consume them every single day,

00:50:12.347 --> 00:50:13.186
at least for breakfast.

00:50:13.666 --> 00:50:13.887
All right,

00:50:13.927 --> 00:50:15.086
my next one on the list is going

00:50:15.106 --> 00:50:15.246
to be,

00:50:15.266 --> 00:50:16.367
and I kind of spoke about it a

00:50:16.407 --> 00:50:18.128
moment ago, but folks,

00:50:18.168 --> 00:50:20.148
I'm a big believer of it, oregano.

00:50:21.083 --> 00:50:22.244
I can't even tell you how many health

00:50:22.264 --> 00:50:22.885
practitioners,

00:50:22.925 --> 00:50:24.326
natural health practitioners out there

00:50:24.365 --> 00:50:26.148
talk about the benefits of oregano oil.

00:50:26.788 --> 00:50:27.829
Well, what do you think I'm getting?

00:50:27.889 --> 00:50:29.550
I told you every morning I pick rosemary,

00:50:29.570 --> 00:50:32.931
thyme, and oregano every single morning.

00:50:33.612 --> 00:50:35.353
I even take the stems of the oregano

00:50:35.393 --> 00:50:36.795
when I'm sitting there cooking that bone

00:50:36.815 --> 00:50:37.956
broth or at least heating it up on

00:50:37.996 --> 00:50:38.576
the stove.

00:50:39.237 --> 00:50:39.996
I take the stems.

00:50:40.056 --> 00:50:41.257
I took all the leaves off and I

00:50:41.277 --> 00:50:43.199
chopped them up along with the rosemary

00:50:44.000 --> 00:50:44.981
and the thyme.

00:50:45.840 --> 00:50:46.922
And I take the stems and I put

00:50:46.942 --> 00:50:48.882
them in that bone broth when I'm boiling

00:50:48.943 --> 00:50:49.003
it.

00:50:49.963 --> 00:50:52.244
And I'm getting all the essential oils out

00:50:52.264 --> 00:50:53.284
of all that stuff.

00:50:53.844 --> 00:50:55.726
So that's another awesome ground cover

00:50:55.746 --> 00:50:56.865
that you can put out there.

00:50:57.626 --> 00:50:58.126
Technically,

00:50:58.146 --> 00:50:59.666
would that be in the herbaceous layer?

00:50:59.766 --> 00:51:00.246
I don't know.

00:51:00.286 --> 00:51:02.027
But the oregano that I'm getting right now

00:51:02.166 --> 00:51:03.447
is basically a ground cover.

00:51:04.007 --> 00:51:06.268
So it spreads rapidly.

00:51:06.688 --> 00:51:07.608
I mean, that's a good thing.

00:51:07.688 --> 00:51:09.108
Attracts beneficial insects,

00:51:09.148 --> 00:51:10.849
just like all the others out there.

00:51:11.869 --> 00:51:13.632
And it produces an abundant biomass.

00:51:13.652 --> 00:51:15.173
So, I mean, this thing is,

00:51:15.434 --> 00:51:16.655
it's really kind of hard for something to

00:51:16.675 --> 00:51:17.376
break through there.

00:51:17.998 --> 00:51:19.699
So every single morning,

00:51:19.719 --> 00:51:21.541
but also it's a medicinal thing.

00:51:21.601 --> 00:51:22.202
It's not just,

00:51:22.762 --> 00:51:24.224
you don't necessarily need things that

00:51:24.344 --> 00:51:25.447
always stick to your ribs.

00:51:25.606 --> 00:51:26.847
You want things that are going to

00:51:27.768 --> 00:51:29.590
have a medicinal quality and things that

00:51:29.670 --> 00:51:31.391
maybe you don't like them straight up,

00:51:31.791 --> 00:51:33.112
but you put them in a salad, man,

00:51:33.132 --> 00:51:34.353
you'd be shocked at what I put in

00:51:34.373 --> 00:51:37.014
the salad sometimes because I can hide it

00:51:37.155 --> 00:51:39.496
in the salad dressing if it's bitter or

00:51:40.056 --> 00:51:41.617
if it's a bitter green or something like

00:51:41.657 --> 00:51:42.998
that that maybe doesn't taste great by

00:51:43.038 --> 00:51:43.398
itself.

00:51:44.119 --> 00:51:44.898
Well, you know,

00:51:45.039 --> 00:51:48.000
with the kind of dressing I put on

00:51:48.019 --> 00:51:48.221
there,

00:51:48.240 --> 00:51:49.760
if it's homemade or if I got it

00:51:49.780 --> 00:51:53.041
from Bragg's vinegar or whatever the case

00:51:53.061 --> 00:51:54.862
may be, it could be one of those.

00:51:55.123 --> 00:51:56.884
And you can really hide some bitter stuff

00:51:56.903 --> 00:51:58.063
in there that's really, really,

00:51:58.103 --> 00:51:58.844
really good for you.

00:51:59.224 --> 00:52:00.065
So that's my next one.

00:52:00.635 --> 00:52:01.675
Yeah, speaking of oregano,

00:52:01.715 --> 00:52:04.177
the baby's been chewing on oregano like

00:52:04.197 --> 00:52:04.898
crazy lately.

00:52:05.219 --> 00:52:07.221
I just realized how many things she goes

00:52:07.240 --> 00:52:08.661
and forages out in the yard.

00:52:08.961 --> 00:52:10.503
In the front yard, she's getting the mint.

00:52:11.023 --> 00:52:12.505
She's getting the menthol.

00:52:12.945 --> 00:52:14.606
We got a mint garden just for her,

00:52:14.626 --> 00:52:15.847
a bunch of different types of mint.

00:52:15.867 --> 00:52:16.829
We got chocolate mint.

00:52:16.869 --> 00:52:17.670
We got regular mint.

00:52:17.710 --> 00:52:18.610
We got mountain mint.

00:52:18.650 --> 00:52:19.550
We got apple mint.

00:52:19.652 --> 00:52:21.112
Didn't even know they had an apple mint.

00:52:21.432 --> 00:52:22.434
We got a menthol one.

00:52:22.733 --> 00:52:24.536
the menthol is her favorite one because i

00:52:24.556 --> 00:52:26.376
think it's the strongest mint flavor and

00:52:26.416 --> 00:52:27.878
then in the backyard in emily's little

00:52:27.938 --> 00:52:29.498
herb garden she's out there eating

00:52:29.539 --> 00:52:32.442
nasturtium she's eating oregano leaves by

00:52:32.481 --> 00:52:35.143
themselves which i was watching her

00:52:35.164 --> 00:52:36.505
because i was waiting for her reaction

00:52:36.545 --> 00:52:38.085
after she put an oregano leaf in there

00:52:38.106 --> 00:52:40.367
and she's just chomping away at it saying

00:52:40.807 --> 00:52:44.231
spicy like that one was spicy like yeah

00:52:44.530 --> 00:52:45.972
I bet.

00:52:46.032 --> 00:52:47.695
And then she's eating Moringa leaves every

00:52:47.715 --> 00:52:50.838
day and strawberries and pulling tomatoes

00:52:50.938 --> 00:52:52.039
off and all that type of stuff.

00:52:52.059 --> 00:52:53.521
She's doing all kinds of foraging out

00:52:53.541 --> 00:52:53.742
there.

00:52:54.784 --> 00:52:56.164
The next one on my list, though,

00:52:56.224 --> 00:52:57.407
is Lion's Mane.

00:52:57.907 --> 00:52:58.027
Now,

00:52:58.088 --> 00:53:00.130
this one is going to be like your...

00:53:00.990 --> 00:53:02.831
highest uh this is what you're going to

00:53:02.851 --> 00:53:04.853
make the most money off of if i

00:53:04.893 --> 00:53:06.574
had to guess just because you're i don't

00:53:06.594 --> 00:53:09.597
know how quickly you can produce lion's

00:53:09.657 --> 00:53:11.378
mane like over and over and over again

00:53:11.418 --> 00:53:14.119
or how many times one bag will produce

00:53:14.199 --> 00:53:16.221
a fruiting body over and over again um

00:53:16.360 --> 00:53:18.603
but you can charge the highest amount for

00:53:18.643 --> 00:53:20.483
this and there's two different categories

00:53:20.643 --> 00:53:21.885
of selling lion's mane there's the

00:53:21.925 --> 00:53:24.306
culinary lion's mane and then there's the

00:53:24.407 --> 00:53:26.068
medicinal lion's mane that you could get

00:53:26.108 --> 00:53:28.268
into if you wanted to up to you

00:53:28.528 --> 00:53:30.251
either way lion's mane is something that

00:53:30.271 --> 00:53:30.471
you can

00:53:30.951 --> 00:53:31.190
as well,

00:53:31.210 --> 00:53:33.192
and you're going to grow it similarly as

00:53:33.231 --> 00:53:37.715
you would oyster mushrooms in the spawn

00:53:37.775 --> 00:53:38.596
sawdust bag.

00:53:38.996 --> 00:53:39.936
Now, that being said,

00:53:40.076 --> 00:53:41.157
I think you can inoculate...

00:53:41.197 --> 00:53:43.097
I would assume you can inoculate logs with

00:53:43.137 --> 00:53:44.018
lion's mane as well,

00:53:44.358 --> 00:53:45.539
considering that's where you're going to

00:53:45.559 --> 00:53:46.480
find it in nature.

00:53:46.920 --> 00:53:47.400
In nature,

00:53:47.481 --> 00:53:48.621
if you're walking through a forest and you

00:53:48.661 --> 00:53:50.963
ever see a white beard coming off of

00:53:50.983 --> 00:53:51.342
a tree...

00:53:52.943 --> 00:53:54.485
That's typically going to be lion's mane.

00:53:54.844 --> 00:53:57.286
It kind of looks similar to lion's mane.

00:53:57.686 --> 00:53:57.786
Now,

00:53:57.806 --> 00:53:59.548
what's really cool about the culinary

00:53:59.628 --> 00:54:00.989
aspect of lion's mane is that if you

00:54:01.050 --> 00:54:04.811
slice it up into half-inch slices and then

00:54:04.851 --> 00:54:06.313
you fry it in a pan with butter,

00:54:06.693 --> 00:54:07.673
it tastes like lobster,

00:54:07.793 --> 00:54:09.536
which is pretty cool for a mushroom.

00:54:10.356 --> 00:54:12.657
So if any of your friends have shellfish

00:54:12.737 --> 00:54:13.797
allergies or something like that,

00:54:13.838 --> 00:54:15.440
you can offer that as an alternative if

00:54:15.480 --> 00:54:16.059
you wanted to.

00:54:16.780 --> 00:54:17.860
But yeah, lion's mane.

00:54:18.141 --> 00:54:18.342
Now...

00:54:19.463 --> 00:54:21.605
As far as putting these together,

00:54:21.664 --> 00:54:23.327
this is how I would recommend you put

00:54:23.347 --> 00:54:25.108
them together in an orchard or a food

00:54:25.148 --> 00:54:26.829
forest or whatever it may be.

00:54:27.349 --> 00:54:27.829
Oysters,

00:54:28.070 --> 00:54:29.871
you're going to inoculate like sawdust,

00:54:29.911 --> 00:54:32.715
and you're using that for quick mushroom

00:54:32.755 --> 00:54:33.175
harvest.

00:54:33.275 --> 00:54:35.496
You're planning on harvesting these things

00:54:35.777 --> 00:54:37.958
pretty quickly in the form of sawdust or

00:54:38.099 --> 00:54:39.179
the substrate being sawdust,

00:54:39.199 --> 00:54:41.322
and then you apply that around mulch rings

00:54:41.342 --> 00:54:42.664
of the tree, whatever you want to do,

00:54:43.384 --> 00:54:45.246
or in sawdust bags if you wanted to.

00:54:45.865 --> 00:54:46.967
And then wine caps,

00:54:47.927 --> 00:54:49.469
those you're going to use to inoculate

00:54:49.509 --> 00:54:51.811
your wood chip paths or your mulch rings

00:54:51.831 --> 00:54:52.452
around the tree.

00:54:52.731 --> 00:54:54.954
And that's going to be a longer term

00:54:55.974 --> 00:54:57.476
wait for the fruiting body,

00:54:57.536 --> 00:54:59.458
but also longer term production.

00:54:59.498 --> 00:55:01.079
Like it's going to produce a lot longer.

00:55:01.478 --> 00:55:03.221
And then shiitake,

00:55:03.260 --> 00:55:04.762
which is going to take even longer for

00:55:04.782 --> 00:55:06.043
you to get to a harvest point,

00:55:06.362 --> 00:55:08.605
but it's going to produce far longer than

00:55:08.704 --> 00:55:10.586
anything else that I had written down

00:55:10.646 --> 00:55:10.847
here.

00:55:11.668 --> 00:55:12.489
Now, the last two,

00:55:13.612 --> 00:55:15.472
Get the first three squared away first

00:55:15.532 --> 00:55:17.074
before getting into the last two because

00:55:17.094 --> 00:55:17.974
the last two are going to be a

00:55:18.054 --> 00:55:19.195
little bit more complicated.

00:55:19.536 --> 00:55:21.018
You're going to learn skills on the first

00:55:21.057 --> 00:55:22.679
three that you can apply to your last

00:55:22.699 --> 00:55:22.978
two.

00:55:24.420 --> 00:55:27.161
And the first three take a little bit

00:55:27.262 --> 00:55:31.184
less effort and time that you subtract

00:55:31.204 --> 00:55:31.925
from the yield.

00:55:32.827 --> 00:55:33.126
So, yeah,

00:55:33.146 --> 00:55:34.867
that's how I'd put it all together.

00:55:35.208 --> 00:55:35.889
What are your thoughts, Dan?

00:55:36.865 --> 00:55:37.146
Yeah,

00:55:37.527 --> 00:55:39.128
I think that's a really good strategy.

00:55:40.230 --> 00:55:41.351
I guess you ran out of your list,

00:55:41.371 --> 00:55:42.532
but I got one more to go.

00:55:42.552 --> 00:55:46.376
I did five.

00:55:46.396 --> 00:55:48.338
Yeah, I did Oyster, One Cap, Shiitake,

00:55:48.378 --> 00:55:50.239
Button, Cremini, Portobello,

00:55:50.260 --> 00:55:50.820
and Lion's Mane.

00:55:52.322 --> 00:55:52.782
Yeah,

00:55:53.163 --> 00:55:54.503
but I think you jumped the gun because

00:55:54.543 --> 00:55:55.684
I got one more to go and I

00:55:55.744 --> 00:55:56.324
let it off.

00:55:56.384 --> 00:55:57.945
So it's all good.

00:55:58.125 --> 00:55:59.746
Anyway, that's cool if you did that.

00:56:00.465 --> 00:56:02.266
Fight You Naked says, Cherry, Strawberry,

00:56:02.327 --> 00:56:03.688
Comfrey, Dill, Clayton.

00:56:03.768 --> 00:56:04.047
What?

00:56:05.068 --> 00:56:06.809
I'm not sure of the question,

00:56:06.829 --> 00:56:08.030
but I thank you for the super chat.

00:56:09.630 --> 00:56:09.791
Yeah,

00:56:09.811 --> 00:56:11.210
and somebody else had another question

00:56:11.371 --> 00:56:11.751
earlier.

00:56:12.748 --> 00:56:13.969
Man, there's some really good questions.

00:56:14.090 --> 00:56:14.869
Oh, and by the way, folks,

00:56:14.889 --> 00:56:16.411
we're trying to switch over to a new

00:56:16.452 --> 00:56:18.134
platform where we can take calls,

00:56:18.954 --> 00:56:20.717
make this more of a call-in show because,

00:56:20.777 --> 00:56:22.699
man, we got some really great advice.

00:56:23.059 --> 00:56:25.621
We got some really great comments in here.

00:56:26.123 --> 00:56:27.143
Love to be able to get you all

00:56:27.184 --> 00:56:27.905
on the podcast.

00:56:28.284 --> 00:56:28.525
All right,

00:56:28.545 --> 00:56:29.786
so my last one's going to be Creeping

00:56:29.847 --> 00:56:30.507
Raspberry.

00:56:31.148 --> 00:56:31.708
It's tough.

00:56:31.748 --> 00:56:32.550
It's productive.

00:56:33.670 --> 00:56:34.972
dense soil coverage.

00:56:35.431 --> 00:56:36.532
It could get out of control,

00:56:36.592 --> 00:56:37.612
kind of like your strawberries,

00:56:37.652 --> 00:56:40.034
but I mean, is that necessarily a problem?

00:56:40.994 --> 00:56:42.675
It's going to produce small edible fruits.

00:56:43.155 --> 00:56:44.737
It's another little feather you can add

00:56:44.757 --> 00:56:46.697
into the cap and then find out whether

00:56:46.717 --> 00:56:47.657
or not it works for you.

00:56:47.697 --> 00:56:49.759
But there's so many other things out there

00:56:49.778 --> 00:56:51.360
that you could look at at a ground

00:56:51.400 --> 00:56:51.699
cover.

00:56:52.340 --> 00:56:52.900
So like I said,

00:56:53.001 --> 00:56:54.001
either it's going to feed you,

00:56:54.041 --> 00:56:55.001
it's going to feed the animal,

00:56:55.041 --> 00:56:56.362
maybe it feeds the wildlife.

00:56:57.289 --> 00:56:58.630
Or maybe it's a medicinal.

00:56:58.670 --> 00:56:59.652
So I try to throw a little bit

00:56:59.692 --> 00:57:00.373
of everything in there,

00:57:00.393 --> 00:57:01.773
including the nitrogen fixer.

00:57:01.813 --> 00:57:03.034
So I hope that was a blessing to

00:57:03.054 --> 00:57:03.155
you.

00:57:03.835 --> 00:57:04.817
And then with that said,

00:57:05.016 --> 00:57:05.878
we've got a question here.

00:57:05.918 --> 00:57:08.300
Is your new device had an effect on

00:57:08.360 --> 00:57:09.059
precipitation?

00:57:10.360 --> 00:57:10.840
I don't know,

00:57:10.860 --> 00:57:12.603
but the claims are is that you get

00:57:12.802 --> 00:57:14.965
stuff that is more akin to natural

00:57:15.184 --> 00:57:15.925
precipitation.

00:57:16.487 --> 00:57:17.748
And then if it's engineered,

00:57:17.788 --> 00:57:20.349
it helps to buffer whatever they did.

00:57:21.170 --> 00:57:21.652
So far,

00:57:21.692 --> 00:57:24.333
we haven't had anything that has been like

00:57:24.514 --> 00:57:25.936
really, really out of whack.

00:57:26.396 --> 00:57:28.077
They've been spraying like crazy here.

00:57:28.117 --> 00:57:28.458
In fact,

00:57:28.518 --> 00:57:30.139
I'm curious of how many of you out

00:57:30.179 --> 00:57:31.400
there are still being covered up.

00:57:32.181 --> 00:57:34.923
i mean every time i turn around everybody

00:57:35.724 --> 00:57:38.086
at least i don't spend as much time

00:57:38.126 --> 00:57:39.688
on x as i did before i try

00:57:39.728 --> 00:57:41.389
to spend as little as possible they change

00:57:41.409 --> 00:57:43.592
the settings and now i get everybody but

00:57:43.612 --> 00:57:46.755
the people i actually subscribe to and um

00:57:47.914 --> 00:57:50.418
you know it just seems like i think

00:57:50.458 --> 00:57:51.858
people are just getting sick and tired of

00:57:51.918 --> 00:57:53.480
even saying anything about it they're

00:57:53.599 --> 00:57:55.041
they're they're thinking they have no

00:57:55.161 --> 00:57:57.384
options the government doesn't care

00:57:58.023 --> 00:57:59.025
I mean, yeah, you know,

00:57:59.045 --> 00:58:00.746
you're going to stop dropping bombs over

00:58:00.766 --> 00:58:02.728
there in the Middle East, allegedly.

00:58:03.427 --> 00:58:04.809
How about the bombs that you're dropping

00:58:04.849 --> 00:58:05.909
in terms of poison?

00:58:06.570 --> 00:58:06.769
You know,

00:58:06.791 --> 00:58:08.871
when I smell diesel for no reason, when,

00:58:09.032 --> 00:58:10.853
you know, they fly over the sky,

00:58:10.893 --> 00:58:12.494
I'm smelling exhaust and diesel.

00:58:12.574 --> 00:58:14.376
I'm like, where is this coming from?

00:58:14.815 --> 00:58:16.056
I live in the middle of nowhere.

00:58:16.478 --> 00:58:17.458
How is that even happening?

00:58:17.518 --> 00:58:17.938
But, yeah.

00:58:18.958 --> 00:58:19.518
No, anyway,

00:58:19.579 --> 00:58:23.362
the device clearly seems to be making some

00:58:23.402 --> 00:58:24.762
serious improvements out there.

00:58:25.282 --> 00:58:26.543
And it's calling in wildlife.

00:58:26.603 --> 00:58:28.764
I'm starting to think they think, okay,

00:58:28.784 --> 00:58:30.425
let's go to the epicenter of wherever this

00:58:30.465 --> 00:58:31.246
stuff is happening.

00:58:32.047 --> 00:58:34.748
And, you know, I guess they found it.

00:58:35.027 --> 00:58:37.469
Well, on that note, Dad,

00:58:37.610 --> 00:58:39.251
it didn't start raining where you were

00:58:39.590 --> 00:58:40.911
until you guys got that device.

00:58:40.952 --> 00:58:43.032
You guys were in a severe drought until

00:58:43.072 --> 00:58:43.994
you guys got that device.

00:58:44.054 --> 00:58:45.675
Now, it could be coincidence, but...

00:58:47.380 --> 00:58:47.820
I don't know.

00:58:48.641 --> 00:58:50.463
You guys really didn't get much rain

00:58:50.543 --> 00:58:51.864
until... I mean, you guys are, what,

00:58:51.905 --> 00:58:53.646
like seven inches low for the year or

00:58:53.686 --> 00:58:54.626
something like that?

00:58:54.666 --> 00:58:57.269
Which is a lot for you guys.

00:58:57.289 --> 00:58:58.271
Yeah, it was definitely low.

00:58:58.311 --> 00:58:59.791
We live in a temperate rainforest,

00:59:00.032 --> 00:59:01.193
so we should be getting rain.

00:59:01.893 --> 00:59:03.635
But the games that they're playing these

00:59:03.675 --> 00:59:04.036
days, yeah,

00:59:04.076 --> 00:59:05.556
they're going to call it a La Nina,

00:59:05.677 --> 00:59:07.139
El Nino, whatever the case.

00:59:07.659 --> 00:59:09.000
Sounds like something you would order at a

00:59:09.039 --> 00:59:09.900
Mexican restaurant.

00:59:09.920 --> 00:59:11.503
But the bottom line is...

00:59:12.940 --> 00:59:16.782
They are doing things to the degree that,

00:59:16.862 --> 00:59:18.182
like you were telling me a moment ago

00:59:18.262 --> 00:59:19.603
in a certain place you run,

00:59:19.623 --> 00:59:21.423
that almost nobody is aware of it.

00:59:22.563 --> 00:59:23.045
Oh, yeah.

00:59:23.264 --> 00:59:23.684
Yeah, yeah.

00:59:23.704 --> 00:59:24.405
I mean, okay.

00:59:24.465 --> 00:59:24.844
No, no, no.

00:59:25.706 --> 00:59:26.885
And I think this is important.

00:59:26.925 --> 00:59:29.447
The only person who's aware of it and

00:59:29.626 --> 00:59:32.467
or cares about it is a seventeen-year-old.

00:59:33.550 --> 00:59:34.190
He's the only one.

00:59:34.231 --> 00:59:36.333
And now this location the dad is talking

00:59:36.353 --> 00:59:39.876
about, there's a seventeen year old,

00:59:39.896 --> 00:59:40.777
a couple of twenty year olds,

00:59:40.797 --> 00:59:41.858
a couple of thirty year olds,

00:59:41.878 --> 00:59:43.619
a couple of forty and then a couple

00:59:43.639 --> 00:59:44.300
of fifty year olds.

00:59:44.639 --> 00:59:46.621
So there's a kaleidoscope of like age

00:59:46.641 --> 00:59:48.503
differences there are generations.

00:59:48.884 --> 00:59:50.585
And the only one that even kind of

00:59:50.626 --> 00:59:52.907
cares is the seventeen year old,

00:59:53.188 --> 00:59:54.690
which I think is pretty telling.

00:59:56.148 --> 00:59:56.849
Yeah, it is.

00:59:57.751 --> 00:59:59.452
It's a crazy place we're living right now.

01:00:00.012 --> 01:00:00.472
Well, folks,

01:00:01.193 --> 01:00:04.096
hopefully this list of things will give

01:00:04.115 --> 01:00:04.657
you ideas.

01:00:04.717 --> 01:00:05.378
And also,

01:00:05.858 --> 01:00:07.278
when you're setting up your orchard and

01:00:07.318 --> 01:00:08.039
your food forest,

01:00:08.099 --> 01:00:10.422
remember there are seven layers for a

01:00:10.521 --> 01:00:10.963
reason.

01:00:11.463 --> 01:00:12.543
It's going to make your life a whole

01:00:12.583 --> 01:00:13.704
lot simpler if you figure it.

01:00:13.724 --> 01:00:13.905
Look,

01:00:13.965 --> 01:00:15.827
if all you want in that ground cover

01:00:15.947 --> 01:00:17.768
is grass, that's fine.

01:00:18.329 --> 01:00:19.429
That's absolutely fine.

01:00:20.231 --> 01:00:21.512
Now you got to ask yourself, okay,

01:00:21.572 --> 01:00:22.112
am I going to go,

01:00:22.253 --> 01:00:23.373
am I going to mow this?

01:00:23.414 --> 01:00:24.494
Am I going to use animals?

01:00:24.655 --> 01:00:26.016
I always prefer to use animals.

01:00:26.197 --> 01:00:27.697
I'm not mowing anything if I can help

01:00:27.757 --> 01:00:29.340
it and, um,

01:00:29.639 --> 01:00:30.920
let them do all the work for you.

01:00:31.722 --> 01:00:33.364
You know, um, you know,

01:00:33.503 --> 01:00:35.766
and then even I was talking to your

01:00:35.786 --> 01:00:37.067
mom, actually, look,

01:00:37.248 --> 01:00:38.228
there's this part of the order.

01:00:38.248 --> 01:00:39.108
And I was like, Hey,

01:00:39.148 --> 01:00:40.251
you think we ought to let them in

01:00:40.291 --> 01:00:40.451
there?

01:00:40.471 --> 01:00:41.010
She's like, no,

01:00:41.050 --> 01:00:43.012
I got comfrey planted over by that edge

01:00:43.032 --> 01:00:43.414
of the fence.

01:00:43.454 --> 01:00:44.273
I don't want it messed with.

01:00:45.034 --> 01:00:45.795
So, I mean,

01:00:45.815 --> 01:00:46.715
there are going to be times where it

01:00:46.735 --> 01:00:48.016
makes sense to bring in your animals.

01:00:48.376 --> 01:00:49.257
At the end of the season,

01:00:49.297 --> 01:00:49.898
no matter what,

01:00:50.057 --> 01:00:51.217
I always bring them in there.

01:00:51.898 --> 01:00:53.480
And I want them to eat up things

01:00:53.699 --> 01:00:55.360
and they're going to disrupt things in a

01:00:55.400 --> 01:00:55.880
good way.

01:00:56.400 --> 01:00:57.762
They might even destroy a few things,

01:00:57.802 --> 01:00:58.461
but for the most part,

01:00:58.481 --> 01:00:59.822
there's nothing I can't handle in ten

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minutes.

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So think about all those things and think

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about those different layers.

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Remember,

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there's more than just the overstory,

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the understory, and the shrub layer.

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And most people kind of jump off after

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that.

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You can pretty much grow everything you

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need around one tree.

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Now, I can't say everything you need,

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but you can grow a lot of what

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you need around one tree using it as

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a guild,

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what we call in permaculture a guild,

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meaning that it's not just one thing.

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You want a nitrogen fixer and something

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edible at every single layer,

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and you're probably going to love what

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comes out of it.

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All right, son, anything else to add?

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Yeah, to answer your question earlier,

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I'll fight you naked.

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What he's asking is cherry, strawberry,

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comfrey, dill, clade, plus what?

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He's meaning what else should he add to

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the guild?

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I would say rosemary and garlic are never

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bad things to add to your guild.

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Both very low maintenance,

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rosemary being drought tolerant,

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and everything on the property is going to

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benefit from both rosemary and garlic.

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Absolutely.

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That's right on with that.

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All right, y'all.

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Hopefully that was all a blessing to you.

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I want to thank everybody for checking us

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out live, and don't forget.

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Until next time, stay alert, stay alive.

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We've got the answers.

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All we need to do.

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Listen to the earth.

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They've got us.

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Black seeds of change,

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watch the world spin.

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From the smallest sprout,

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the harmony begins.

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In the cycle of life,

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where the magic's alive.

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Turn it to the beat,

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feel the fire and thrive.

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So much wisdom in the song.