This New Addition in My Homestead Vineyard Was a Game Changer

My homestead vineyard has been struggling in recent years. I’ve gotten less and less of a harvest to the point where I didn’t see a point in continuing to put the work in to maintain it every year. It takes a lot to keep the vineyard maintained in terms of pruning, mowing, thinning, deleafing, putting up bird netting, and harvesting. But I thought I’d try one last idea to increase my yield and make all that work a little more worthwhile.

In this video I talk about a bunch of things going on the vineyard, one of which is this new game changing addition.

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Kyle’s Crazy House: The Inside Coming Soon Plus Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage Visitor Program

If you want to see the biggest collection of natural buildings and tiny houses in the Midwest, or want to live in one of the most radical examples of sustainable living in the country, come visit Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage.
Just follow this link to find out more:
https://www.dancingrabbit.org/sustainable-living-visitor-program/?utm_source=Dan&utm_campaign=Viz_Video_2019

The Neighborhood Soil Making Movement

Josh Whiton from Makesoil.org came through St Petersburg, FL last winter teaching classes on community composting, or soil making, as he calls it. He’s organizing an effort to set up neighborhood scale composting worldwide and better connect people to the land and their community. He explains his plans and philosophy around creating a regenerative economy that will restore the planet instead of destroying it.

Join the movement!

https://www.facebook.com/HardcoreSustainable/
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