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bringing fertility into our soil & growing food the Natural Farming way.
My Bountiful Garden Update
I want to share with you my garden update for this summer and what I am growing in my raised beds this beautiful growing season!
Natural Farming Resources:
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Natural Farming Resources:
JADAM Organic Farming amzn.to/461gnBB
JADAM Organic PEST and DISEASE CONTROL amzn.to/3SrSIqx
100 Herbs For Making JADAM Natural Pesticide amzn.to/47eL8Uw
Video Equipment:
Canon EOS M50 Camera amzn.to/3QN2ti8
RØDE Auxiliary VideoMic GO amzn.to/3FK9QQT
Aureday 74’’ Camera Tripod amzn.to/3QM6YcJ
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How To Grow Tomatoes
Просмотров 893Год назад
If you are a beginner, try to grow tomatoes! Hope everyone is having a wonderful growing season! Natural Farming Resources: JADAM Organic Farming amzn.to/461gnBB JADAM Organic PEST and DISEASE CONTROL amzn.to/3SrSIqx 100 Herbs For Making JADAM Natural Pesticide amzn.to/47eL8Uw Video Equipment: Canon EOS M50 Camera amzn.to/3QN2ti8 RØDE Auxiliary VideoMic GO amzn.to/3FK9QQT Aureday 74’’ Camera Tr...
AVOID THIS MISTAKE when making JADAM Wetting Agent
Просмотров 6 тыс.Год назад
In this video, I show you step by step on how to make JADAM Wetting Agent JADAM Wetting Agent (JWA) is a pesticide that is critical in coating, wetting, and delivering the active ingredient into the target, it is a surfactant we use on our plants to control pests. This is a low cost method from the JADAM system to make your own natural pesticide. In this video I used dehumidifier water and I no...
WHY I QUIT FARMING
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.Год назад
In this video, I explain why I had to quit farming and my new plans for growing food in 2023
Let's Make Jadam Herbal Solution [JHS]
Просмотров 26 тыс.2 года назад
In this video, I show you how I make Jadam Herbal Solution using Jerusalem Artichoke Jadam Herbal Solution acts as a natural insecticide You can use many types of herbs to make JHS, I am using Jerusalem Artichokes I am using my Jadam Herbal Solution with my Jadam Wetting Agent in this video as a preventative johnknf Natural Farming Resources: JADAM Organic Farming amzn.to/461gnBB...
Let's Make Water Soluble Calcium [WCA]
Просмотров 63 тыс.3 года назад
In this video, I show you how to make Water Soluble Calcium from egg shells WCA is a natural farming input we use with Oriental Herbal Nutrients, Brown Rice Vinegar, & Fermented Plant Juice in the reproductive stage of our plant johnknf Natural Farming Resources: JADAM Organic Farming amzn.to/461gnBB JADAM Organic PEST and DISEASE CONTROL amzn.to/3SrSIqx 100 Herbs For Making JADA...
The Daily Grow Ep. 6 [Garden Update + Harvesting Summer Vegetables]
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.3 года назад
In this episode of the daily grow, I am planting more summer vegetables to keep it GROWING this season. ALSO, my red cabbage was ready to harvest along with some other delicious peppers, zucchini, and lots of cucumbers! All of these vegetables were grown using natural farming practices, no chemicals here on this field I hope you guys enjoy this video, make sure you like & subscribe :) follow me...
Let's Make Lactic Acid Bacteria [L.A.B]
Просмотров 169 тыс.3 года назад
In this video I show you how I make Lactic Acid Bacteria [LAB] from rice wash water. LAB is used as a natural farming input as a germicide that helps promote the growth of our vegetables, boosts gut health, and can also be used as a smell remediator I use LAB as a foliar spray 2 days after spraying my crops with a Type 3 solution [Brown Rice Vinegar, Oriental Herbal Nutrients, Fermented Plant J...
The Daily Grow Ep. 5 [Applying Natural Farming Inputs on the Field]
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.3 года назад
In this video, I show you what natural farming inputs I use on my vegetable farm as my plants are starting to grow. I am using 5 different natural farming inputs: 11 ml of Oriental Herbal Nutrients [OHN] 23 ml of Fermented Plant Juice [FPJ] 23 ml of Brown Rice Vinegar [BRV] 11 ml of Water Soluble Calcium {WCa] 4 ml of Fish Amino Acid [FAA] All of this will be put in 3 gallons of water in my spr...
The Daily Grow Ep. 4 [Growing Summer Vegetables]
Просмотров 7863 года назад
In this video of The Daily Grow, I finish planting our tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, squash, peppers & okra! I also show you how I like to trellis my tomatoes and my vining crops I also bought an EarthWay Seeder to make it easier to sow my carrots, beets, and radish seeds I show you what I use to spray my crops with some natural farming inputs. Since all of my vegetables are still in the veget...
Let's Grow Microgreens [Sunflowers & Pea Shoots]
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.3 года назад
In this video I show you how I grow sunflower and pea shoot microgreens. I start my microgreens with a seed soak solution using oriental herbal nutrients, brown rice vinegar, and fermented plant juice, which help gives the seeds a boost in nutrition to start germinating. Here is a video explaining the natural farming seed soak solution I used: ruclips.net/video/qyOoDsvuV5U/видео.html I try to k...
The Daily Grow Ep. 3 [Setting Up A Trellis]
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.3 года назад
In this episode of The Daily Grow, I am setting up a trellis using t-posts, EMT conduit, & PVC T so I can train my tomatoes, cucumbers, and squash to climb up on this system. I also finish putting compost on my beds as we get ready to finally plant some summer time vegetables and grow food the natural farming way. I hope you guys enjoy this video, let me know in the comments down below on what ...
The Daily Grow Ep. 2 [Setting Up Drip Irrigation]
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The Daily Grow Ep. 2 [Setting Up Drip Irrigation]
Let's Make JMS [JADAM Microbial Solution]
Просмотров 97 тыс.3 года назад
Let's Make JMS [JADAM Microbial Solution]
Let's Use Seed Soaking Solution to Start Seeds
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.3 года назад
Let's Use Seed Soaking Solution to Start Seeds
The Daily Grow Ep. 1 [Starting Seeds]
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The Daily Grow Ep. 1 [Starting Seeds]
Maintenance Solution Korean Natural Farming
Просмотров 5 тыс.3 года назад
Maintenance Solution Korean Natural Farming
Thanks, would't it be easier to make higher potency liqid soap - KOH + canola oil, and add the soap to water when needed? As the rain water is soft and good for soap making it would be good for this aplication too. What do you think?
Bom dia mora no Brasil e estou amando suas dicas ,gratidão
Excellent video man, was easy to learn compared to others. Straight to the point
thanks alot for this video. I have a question about the shelf life of the LAB. if I add sugarcane molasses how long can I store and use it?
thank you!
Can we use large stainless steel cooking pot instead of 5 gallon bucket?
wow, great videos, Have you considered using a hose end sprayer like Jerry Bakers?
Can you use parboiled rice for rice wash?!
Can I use instant Mashed Potato Flakes, instead of cutting, cooking, mashing, blending whole potato.
That don’t look like 1:10 ratio though
I see younused a home depot bucket..would a lowes bucket do the same? Respects 🤙
My brown sugar lab mix got a top layer is that normal
Hey, thanks for this, its helpful, i wish it didnt cut out on sound though :( , curious what you say you use that curd for (im guessing is what you say). I also was curious if you found new uses for it since its been a few years.
Could we use comfrey?
Um abraço do Brasil, aula de respeito você deu nesse vídeo
On 8th minute you lost audio
Gosh the music at the end is too loud. Warning for all viewers... !
So mainly a foliar application? Don’t plants absorb and transport calcium and magnesium from the bottom up?
Would rinsing the shells in some.distilled water pull more calc out of the mix and whats this doing to ph in soils?
Are the potato cooked ?
Hey David, yes, boiling helps release the starch into the solution. The bag helps release smaller particles and not big clumps to better distribute.
IML3?
Gonna call you Kid Goahead.
I love that you’re showing failures.
So far, it looks like you’re starting to make soap.
Do you use JS? ( JADAM Sulphur) if you do, it’d Be super if you had some videos on that
Glad to have you back man! Totally get the struggle and the pressure of career and responsibilities. Love your work. Hope to see your content here . Take ur time with them no matter how long it takes. We are here to support you ❤ much love from Canada
AMSR alert 🚨 at 6:51 and 8:05
Why Is the membrane a problem?
do we need to cook straight 5 hours? can we cut into day by day 1 hour?
Please i have tried so hard to purchase BRV online but can't find the type you guys are using. I'm a Nigerian farmer, how can i purchase the BRV in this video?
Nice video, but i really recommend the use of protection equipment like googles, gloves and masks for the fumes.
Fuck yeah! Love from Australia❤
Can i use brown rice?
If the plant is dirty I need to wash, then should I make it dry then add the sugar?
I liked the video but I don't know how to use it, and where to keep it. I will be thankful if somebody Answer my question
How do you store imo3 for future use?
Why you put sugar
It’s “food” for the microbes and bacteria to break down the plant and ferment.
love your passion just starting my knf journey
Is there a substitute for rice wash water? Thx
What the heck is IMO3? Were the potatoes cooked?
Been saving pruned leaves in an air tight jar for use in something like this. Nutrients are expensive! I don’t wanna just throw away pruned leaves, ya know? Tell Kenny I said hi.
Im hoping you could give me a little guidance. FPJ is a new interest of mine for my dragonfruit farm. I have three hectares. I see the dilution of the mixture is about 1:500 or 1:1000. I think I would need about 4 - 8 liters of FPJ per hectare. How often would you apply this, ofcourse Ecuador is a tropical climate and finding plant material will be very easy, especially in the rainy season. I see my fermentation vessel needing to be. Big plastic drum. Also curious about using molasses instead of brown sugar. Any help you could give in my journey to learning and becoming an organic farm would be great.
What happened to the audio?
Can I skip the sea salt part?
I use barley to make my labs . Rice works great but I find they barley wash ferment faster and the left over barley I make sprouted teas with. I’ve made Labs from corn meal and pasta
What if someone has no sense of smell {like me} can we taste it to see if it has that sweet taste to see if its ready ? Thanks.
@@rainerrain9689 give it 72 hours and it’s ready especially if it’s warm weather then add whole milk and let that curd up 3-5 days and strain out cheese curds and the. U have LABs once you see the difference you will make it often. Also u can use old labs and just add milk to the older labs and it makes a new batch in a few days. I would only do this 2-3 times and the. Start a new batch from different grains
Why he look like that in the cover photo 😂
So chill so helpful
Great video, thanks! I would like to ask...using rice water wouldn't be harmful? Rice contains arsenic and i ask myself if that water would get arsenic too
"Arsenic in brown rice: do the benefits outweigh the risks?" "In rice, inorganic arsenic is found in the two outer layers of the grain (i.e., bran and germ), and the bran and germ are removed to refine the grain into white rice. Thus, a greater concentration of arsenic is found in brown rice than in white rice." 14 July 2023
Can we use brown, dried leaves?
I have watched a few different videos on natural Korean farming & all are very informative however the use of jargon ie L.A.B & IMO1234or 5 as well as all the other short cuts is bewildering & does not help to take in or learn what you are trying to teach
I've read the jadam book and honestly some of the stuff is almost culty. There's 348 pages and more than half doesn't need to be in there. It does have some legitimate information, but I agree, deciphering it can be somewhat difficult. The main take away is anaerobes, specifically lacto bacillus, are extremely useful. They regulate ph and munch on excess npk and turn it into enzymes that are very easy for the plant to take up. many cultures of bacillus are facilitative (I could be wrong can't remember the terminology) so they operate aerobically or anaerobically as the environment needs. Jadam and knf really like to drive home low cost locally sourced. I'm personally a big fan of dandelion tea/compost as dandelions are both local and abundant. Insead of foraging for mountainous leaf mulch(mold) I just made a leaf mulching bin. Fermenting can be kind of a smelly hassle if you don't have the room for it too. And most of the fertilizers in knf/jadam are large batch ferments. I make small batch lab (for ferments) and keep active aerated culture of bacillus(compost tea) so I have a good balance of both aerobic and anaerobic varieties of bacillus. Vermicomposting (worm bin) is a pretty comparable substitute as you can still control what goes into it. If they are well maintained leaf bin and worm bin do not small bad at all, even indoors. Over anything I highly recommend looking into information on soil and it's micro biology and understanding some basics of what makes it "bad"vs "good". Understanding which composts have what in them and their purposes within the soil ecology, as well as, your crop's specific likes and dislikes as far as drainage, soil richness, and nutrient preferences are always great places to start.