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#1 by emforty2 on October 23rd, 2009
people seem to forget cows are vegetarians.
#2 by askjesusnurheart on October 23rd, 2009
Thank you for posting your videos so we can all learn from you and your family. Did you plan everything out on paper before building or just go as you went? It looks so planned and structured. Great job looking forward to more videos!
#3 by Galexia99 on October 23rd, 2009
Im a vegan and eat oraganic. It makes so much more sense to grow fruits and vegetable and herbs with your flowers instead of boring grass and shrubbs. For the life sustaining effects, obviously and how more interesting visually. The scent of fresh smelling vegetation is so wonderful. Masterfully done.
#4 by aruffa07 on October 23rd, 2009
Amazing! What a wonderful use of land!
#5 by NubianGoddez on October 23rd, 2009
I grew up like this in Jamaica, but moving to the US 28 years ago I lost touch with nature, but I have since returned back to my roots and am in transition to veganisim. with all the damage being done to mother earth and food souce. man in his attempts to play god, will be brought to his knees and must return to nature and natural way of living, this was the ancient past and will be the future, you are truly an inspiration. keep those videos coming!!
#6 by alix1962 on October 23rd, 2009
I had no idea you could grow so much on so little land! I’m so impressed!
#7 by latchbox on October 23rd, 2009
Thank you so much for doing what you do. Not only is your model an inspiration to all but a genuine way of changing things not just from the level of society but in the very essence of the individual.I’m also glad that you reach out to people over the Internet and make yourself accessible to those who are interested in starting their own home grown revolution.
#8 by latchbox on October 23rd, 2009
Thank you so much for doing what you do. Not only is your model an inspiration to all but a genuine way of changing things not just from the level of society but in the very essence of the individual.I’m also glad that you reach out to people over the Internet and make yourself accessible to those who are interested in starting their own home grown revolution.
#9 by opalcomp on October 23rd, 2009
Thanks for an informative, well-made video on this important – and fun – topic.
#10 by thebakery on October 23rd, 2009
this is a very inspiring videoi harvest my own “medical herbs” and its time i started growing food too. being self sufficient and living an “off the grid” lifestyle is the only way as this country continues its downward spiral. my generation is the future and we must all contribute to mankind and the planet, not to the corporations