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Super primo indeed!:) Most impressive yield. Lovely to see them abundantly stacked behind you towards the end of the video.

and offered in restaurants (even the most health-conscious of ones)? We are incredibly obsessed with diet-related books and magazines, gyms and a myriad of toss-away exercise equipment, and so much more - when the simplest of solutions is right in front of us. I appreciate the remarks/concerns ...

Done! And for a most worthy ongoing endeavor...

...what are we willing to do different? What are we willing to do without? What (and who) are we willing to make a priority in life? Who are we willing to take a stand against? And do we realize, do we ALL realize, that the last means doing without nearly everything we have allowed ourselves ...

"Fellow mammals." You are most careful and diplomatic with regard to any such mentions - per my observation. Yet, other mentions you made in visiting the main(?) Growing Power site...brought tears to my eyes. Your sensitivity to other creatures was evident...even in its subtlety. Thank you.

Chuckling. I was alluding to the festive plate upon which that beautiful salad was being served. It seemed suggestive of 'holiday festive' to me - thus, "Yuletide."

have a contraption of some sort in order to be able to appreciate being surrounded by trees, animals, flowers, plants, landscapes, and seascapes? Again...so odd. Your choice of music does indeed compliment the images. For some reason, it inspires me akin to what I felt in the Seattle area/Wash...

to do without again - in order to (significantly) reduce our (also) significant contribution to such "events," catastrophes (overseas this time, that which the U.S. sustained in this situation cannot be categorized as such?) - as that which Japan experienced? Without doubt, our "turn" will indee...

...the drinking water on the reservation was dark-brown to black. Apologize for the long discourses. Knowledge IS power - sometimes, very disturbing in its power.

Kase - do you have your own channel on youtube? Was so heartened by your choice to install raised beds on that expansive (and heavily resource-dependent as per pointed out by Mr. Kohler) campus lawn - and start growing some food instead! Were I there, would be working right alongside you - and ...

...is too crucial to do so. And we certainly are now aware of the vested interests of large corporations?? So, we cannot allow THEM to dictate policy to us anymore either. We citizens have been taught/conditioned to think that someone else knows better - thus, to conform...to "obey." How we n...

I couldn't but smile as your hug for Roni(?) at the end of the tour elicited near-tears. Something profoundly affecting in the wanting to share such with others - wanting EVERYONE to know the experience of health-giving foods and greater physical (and more) wellbeing?!

I think it is not surprising that, as one becomes ever more selective with regard to one's food choices - and attuned to the effects of foods with regard to one's body - that previously tolerated foods would become increasingly less so...especially if they are rather questionable when considering...

Goodness - why not just be appreciative for all of the offerings from people who are willing to share?? One need not watch if the technological aspects are not up to one's standards!

My lord! These dishes are beautiful...:)

Rene is a delightfully personable woman. And it is so much fun to watch/listen to two people who are equally as excited about plants! Thank you - enjoyed this as much in the 2nd viewing as the first:)

for dinner - perhaps to share with others as well? I am grateful for my furry beings and the best in we humans. Also grateful for the endeavors of you and others who choose to share their growing and harvesting experiences with all of us who appreciate them immensely:) So yummy - going to watc...

...in our own personal ways akin to the larger-scale ones of large corporations, government, and some of the most wealthy? It is easy to see and point a finger at the entities that are notably in excess. But what of our own excess even if this is difficult to recognize and acknowledge? Large c...

Shall say it again - such a service you are doing John (and WC Seed Bank members as well!). I have seen outdated seeds being offered at neighborhood summer festivals (Eugene, OR.) - with many happy takers. I am coming down there in 2 weeks - just have to be in a climate with a longer growing se...

In reading some other comments, remembering - wonderful aromas waft through the house when dehydrating food. Further, when living in Northern CA. a few years ago during the winter, the temperature per dehydrating food was just enough to take the chill out of the air...sans heater!

I agree to a significant extent with regard to comments about "where" and "how" we grow our food. However, I also realize that plastic and other unfortunate materials are now widespread - not just amidst poorer populations, but everyone. Given the immediacy with which all of us need to begin gr...

And for those who speak in resentful and critical ways? Your words belie your claims. If you were truly as benign and well-intentioned in your own thinking and ways, you would not express yourself thus. You would recognize unconsciousness - even in yourself/yourselves.

I can never watch enough Growing Power-related videos - thank you:) In appreciation of the choice of coconut coir instead of peat moss. Keep seeing this emphasized which is most helpful. Wondering if Will, with his amazing foresight, is already thinking ahead to when such products from other p...

Beautifully and invitingly done - in just a minute-plus!

So impressed by and appreciative of all of your efforts - those of Corinne, the participating farmers, the volunteers. At 52, cannot wait to be a part of such endeavors! And Corinne? Your healthy energy and enthusiasm are ideal in inspiring everyone to become involved:)

This is a wonderful pictorial (and wonderfully-done video) with regard to this choice - community effort!

This is a stunning array of beautiful produce for the food bank - so that all may have access to the healthiest of food. As someone noted, food - and especially whole nourishing food - is NOT a commodity! We-the-people are beginning to make this apparent to those entities that think otherwise. ...

Yes - Mr. Callenbach was/is brilliant. In the most down-to-earth, practical, substantive sort of way. I knew this as soon as I began to read "Ecotopia" about 8 years ago. Was astonished by his vision, his foresight, etc. Perceived "Ecotopia" as a handbook by which we could dramatically begin ...

Your garden is absolutely beautiful. And, abundance is not a drawback. How many people (and food assistance organizations) would NOT be delighted to have the extra? And how right you are regarding "expectations." Nature does not offer us certainties or guarantees. I am continually amazed tha...

I appreciate your sharing this with all of us. I have watched many (many!) a permaculture/organic gardening video. In earnestness, I think that it would have been far easier to just "build up" over time. No digging, no cutting. Perhaps planting in straw/compost the first year. The entire sit...

Where is my permaculture/edible food forest man (I am 52)?! So disheartened by nothing but lawn and conventional landscaping afficionados:(

For the not-so-subtle "gentleman - " perhaps learn to recognize nuance? A post such as this is NOT necessarily reflective of pronounced sexual drive, inclination, personal choice, etc. This video/animal behavior is truly endearing. In fact, the innocence is what MAKES it so appealing and funny...

would do better grown on such a surface as well? I can envision the latter cascading down from a higher slope - seem to remember that Sepp Holzer had great success with this approach. In using such inexpensive materials, one can direct resources towards such beautiful structures such as their g...