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GROWING TALL - Ep.2 LivingTheHightLife
For our second episode, we had the privilege of being joined by Megan Hight from ⁠LivingTheHightLife⁠! Not only is her family living off-grid on their homestead in South Carolina, but Megan is also a published author and public speaker on how to raise rabbits for meat on your homestead. She's a huge advocate for their benefits to your farm, your diet, and your wallet. Join us and listen in as she shares her wealth of knowledge on everything rabbits and the important role they play in a self-sustaining homestead!
Find her on UA-cam, Instagram, and Facebook @livingthehightlife or on her website at livingthehightlife.com
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GROWING TALL - Ep.1 Rebel Pastures
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For our very first episode, I had the great pleasure of talking with the founders of ⁠Rebel Pastures⁠, Jenni and Justin Bajema. Based out of Michigan, Jenni and Justin have built a thriving, natural ecosystem of symbiotic life using the restorative pastured model of farming. They have an amazing focus on returning to traditional methods of farming that work in coordination with the land and not...
Vacuum Sealing Mylar Bags for Long-Term Food Storage (The Easy Method)
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Vacuum Sealing Mylar Bags for Long-Term Food Storage (The Easy Method)
How to Make Worm Compost for Less Than $50
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How to Make Worm Compost for Less Than $50
Leaving the Military to Start a Pastured Poultry Farm (Joel Salatin Inspired)
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Leaving the Military to Start a Pastured Poultry Farm (Joel Salatin Inspired)
Start to Finish: Raising Pastured Poultry (Joel Salatin Method)
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Start to Finish: Raising Pastured Poultry (Joel Salatin Method)

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  • @user-xo4om8qv6m
    @user-xo4om8qv6m 4 дні тому

    Most people don’t know how to care for there own children much less 3 chickens

  • @gigglefart2340
    @gigglefart2340 13 днів тому

    do you actually need the oxygen absorbers if your vacuum sealing??

  • @dougkesler7709
    @dougkesler7709 23 дні тому

    I wonder if vegans could hear at the frequency that plants scream at, would they just eat nothing?

  • @kalinbankov9737
    @kalinbankov9737 27 днів тому

    Hello! If there are long periods of rain, for example 4-5 days, and the pasture is soaked, how do we keep the chickens from getting wet and sick while in the chicken tractor? If we don't have a dry shed built nearby, is there a solution related to the construction of the chicken tractor?

  • @claygreen4723
    @claygreen4723 Місяць тому

    Sounds like a great idea for the consumers! So I'm guessing the politicians shot it down because they are bought and paid for by the oligarchial funnel.

  • @suburbanhomesteaderwy-az
    @suburbanhomesteaderwy-az Місяць тому

    We have 5, everyone should do this.

  • @pavlaholmanova8478
    @pavlaholmanova8478 Місяць тому

    Hi there, good job, I admire your effort. We raise chickens too and I always look for ways to improve the conditions for our animals. I've been dreaming of pastured poultry for some time now, the only thing that is still hindering me from realizing it is foxes. I have seen a bunch of the pasture boxes similar to yours and I just can't fathom, that the foxes don't get amongst the chickens from under the box, I mean they can dig very well! Are you honestly saying that not one fox or raccoon or other pest visited your boxes? I just can't believe it. Foxes roam the forests around us and everyone that has layer hens in our village gets one or more visit a year, even if the hens are in a coop all night, the foxes are just unbeatable. Anyway, good luck to you and a small tip - 8 weeks to raise chickens is a bare minimum. try at least 3 months, possibly more. The structure of the meat is then completely different - more mature, and the meat tastes even better. Maybe try just one and compare it to an 8week one and you will see the difference. Best of luck!

  • @mikeryan1917
    @mikeryan1917 Місяць тому

    Great info, but why is your video backwards?

  • @marvinwilliams7938
    @marvinwilliams7938 Місяць тому

    Cow farts are not destroying the earth

  • @barbfayette2952
    @barbfayette2952 Місяць тому

    He is a nut case

  • @alanmagee81
    @alanmagee81 Місяць тому

    Well done. Great job. Thanks

  • @TurdFerguson321
    @TurdFerguson321 Місяць тому

    seal everything in the regular food saver bags with an oxygen sensor, then put that bag on a mylar bad with n another oxygen sensor and seal it. doubles your protection which is what you want if your life depends on it. other thing to do with rice and beans is put oven on 200 and set cookie sheets of rice and bens in stove and slowly cook out any excess moisture then letting them cool before sealing them.

  • @user-ru5oh9jy9n
    @user-ru5oh9jy9n Місяць тому

    I give a like because of the beautiful dog 🐕

  • @cheffatgrams
    @cheffatgrams Місяць тому

    I thought this was my original idea😂🤣🤣 guess not😊 The only difference in my method is after my first seal I cut the perforated piece so that only the Mylar is sealed for the second and/or third seal. Thanks for sharing this method.

  • @jamerican_usnavy
    @jamerican_usnavy Місяць тому

    I don't want food especially flour coming anywhere near aluminum or plastic. What if I put the food in a paper bag tightly, vacuum seal in plastic bag, then Mylar bag with oxygen absorber?

    • @user-ld3ol5kr9n
      @user-ld3ol5kr9n Місяць тому

      You don't want your food coming in close contact with foil or plastic but you are going to seal the flower I'm plastic. To me that is close contact. If you buy thicker mylar the foil should be sandwiched inside the center and not come in contact with anything. To each their own I respect your preferences but am confused. How do you keep it from coming in contact with plastic if your sealing the flour in plastic?

  • @twc9000
    @twc9000 Місяць тому

    The majority of these regulator agencies go against the concept of federalism. Each state is supposed to be able to control commerce within their state. The bigger the govt, the smaller the citizen.

  • @twc9000
    @twc9000 Місяць тому

    The Food and Drug Administration is not there to ensure our safety. They are there to control who succeeds and who doesn't.

  • @twc9000
    @twc9000 Місяць тому

    The big corporations love regulations that limit choices. We need to get back to a limited federal government.

  • @mimamadiary
    @mimamadiary 2 місяці тому

    Where can i watch this?

  • @rickf.9253
    @rickf.9253 2 місяці тому

    Did I miss something? What is the reason for putting the piece of plastic bag in the top?

    • @elizabethtaylor2255
      @elizabethtaylor2255 2 місяці тому

      I just watched this and don't understand why he put a piece of vacuum seal plastic in the top of the bag either. Following.

    • @woodbutcher951
      @woodbutcher951 2 місяці тому

      The piece of plastic has the channels for the air to be drawn from. The Mylar bag by itself won't allow the machine to vacuum the air out. It's clever.

    • @rickf.9253
      @rickf.9253 2 місяці тому

      @@woodbutcher951 Ahhh, that makes sense now. Thanks!

    • @DonnaAndCats
      @DonnaAndCats Місяць тому

      ​@@woodbutcher951I'm new to all this myself. Your explanation helped but I still don't fully understand how the sealing happens. Is the vacuum sealer applying heat which seals the mylar closed too? Is it melted closed? With the little plastic section, how does it know when to stop vacuuming out air and then to seal it shut? Thanks in advance if you can help explain.

    • @woodbutcher951
      @woodbutcher951 Місяць тому

      ​@DonnaAndCats I have to confess. I've never personally done this method, but my friends and family have. Yes, it's "melted" together. (Sealed) His machine seemed to have attempted to pull more air out each time he added another seal. Whereas, most machines have a heat-seal-only button after the vacuum seal button was used. The machines have a limit switch inside it that measures when the vacuum is so high, the air is removed and it's time to heat seal. Hope that helps. I think it's clever, but I personally just use food saver bags in 5 gallon buckets. Mylar is significantly more durable though. Good stuff!

  • @haleybrown498
    @haleybrown498 2 місяці тому

    Joel is so well spoken.

  • @LORENA-wq3vm
    @LORENA-wq3vm 2 місяці тому

    Thank you… new subbie 🌴

  • @noconsentgiven
    @noconsentgiven 3 місяці тому

    Recycling food waste does wonders for everything, lawn, garden, and feed animals. Cooperation is the way.

  • @kellyname5733
    @kellyname5733 3 місяці тому

    It always amazes me that experienced preppers say 'you cant vacuum mylar bags'. They need to watch you doing it. Thanks

  • @sarajohn6855
    @sarajohn6855 3 місяці тому

    Better for animals too.

  • @gooberdooberwunderb
    @gooberdooberwunderb 3 місяці тому

    Brilliant! Thank you for the video!

  • @jacobspranger1267
    @jacobspranger1267 4 місяці тому

    First we need to uneducate, then we need to re-educate...

  • @jacobspranger1267
    @jacobspranger1267 4 місяці тому

    Big cities are nothing more than a confinement farm. Essentially farming humans. They've been farming humans for a long time...

  • @johnvannewhouse
    @johnvannewhouse 4 місяці тому

    Joel is honestly a brilliantly courageous individual....and will commensurately bring upon himself NUMEROUS AND POWERFUL ENEMIES.....we should protect him.

  • @benwhite9643
    @benwhite9643 5 місяців тому

    You didn't play the part where he says they will not tell him not to

  • @bboy99125
    @bboy99125 5 місяців тому

    My uncle was the one to implement this in the city he talks about. Every household could get three chickens for €3/ chicken and get new ones every 4 years. The city still does that to this day and is called 'sint katelijne waver'.

  • @terriwhite6273
    @terriwhite6273 5 місяців тому

    FYI, there are lights with plastic cages that help to prevent fires

  • @spenceraskew
    @spenceraskew 5 місяців тому

    Important! Thank you Joel Salatin!

  • @laurayala
    @laurayala 6 місяців тому

    God’s way ❤

  • @evanshomestead1313
    @evanshomestead1313 6 місяців тому

    You Couldnt say it better if you tried !

  • @terrysweitzer6772
    @terrysweitzer6772 6 місяців тому

    Not to mention amazing soil being produced by those chickens!!!

  • @ReaganMartin-eq3cr
    @ReaganMartin-eq3cr 6 місяців тому

    Game grumps brought me here.

  • @1991civiclx
    @1991civiclx 6 місяців тому

    Joel for president!

  • @mountain-milk
    @mountain-milk 7 місяців тому

    By his math, every person creates over 1 pound of food waste everyday. I don't buy it.

  • @HC2-4life
    @HC2-4life 7 місяців тому

    That and fruit trees all over the public spaces! Guess who is against this abundance!🤨🧐

  • @HC2-4life
    @HC2-4life 7 місяців тому

    THAT’S the world I want to live in💖💕

  • @onehandednedned6673
    @onehandednedned6673 7 місяців тому

    What about chicken feed?

  • @carmelopappalardo8477
    @carmelopappalardo8477 7 місяців тому

    Illegal in most areas. It is livestock.

  • @martinwashington6543
    @martinwashington6543 7 місяців тому

    A farm fresh egg has way more flavor than the old eggs you get at the store

  • @user-qh4uo7kt3h
    @user-qh4uo7kt3h 7 місяців тому

    Usda inspectors and houses are an effing joke.....

  • @pietsnot7002
    @pietsnot7002 7 місяців тому

    Preach brother 💪🙏

  • @nateross14
    @nateross14 7 місяців тому

    Democratized access to food? What's that supposed to mean, and what does Democracy even have to do with access to food? Democracy has no place in lawmaking, especially when it involves food. The U.S. is a Constitutional Republic based on Constitutional law, not Democratic law. The vote of the majority dont get to rule over the rights of the minority. Please stop using this word Democracy as if it's a good thing. Democracy is evil and dangerous.

  • @undefined3248
    @undefined3248 8 місяців тому

    How much feed did you use

    • @ocpstooveralls
      @ocpstooveralls 8 місяців тому

      I used approx. 11.4lbs of feed per broiler during their 8 week grow-out period.

  • @troykeown771
    @troykeown771 8 місяців тому

    Put 100,000 tons of chicken poo in there

  • @paulblyatmallcop4914
    @paulblyatmallcop4914 8 місяців тому

    Unfortunately I don’t think Massie has the fighting spirit required to get something like this passed.