Cannabis grown with regenerative agricultural techniques is the future of cannabis farming. The resurgence of ancient botanical thinking blended with our …
This blew my mind. Got me thinking things I've never thought about how to build my land. I met Nicholas at the emerald cup in 2018 and am just now picking up what he was putting down..
Just found this gem of an interview! Thanks for putting it together. I have followed Green Source Gardens for a while now on Social Media etc, but so great to hear all about for the 'source' itself. Love the blending of everything and clearly it works well as the produce is incredible from the pictures I've seen. Keep up the amazing work guys. Much love from New Zealand.
I super-appreciate that you conducted this interview…this is exactly what we're doing in Nothern Vermont on our 1300-acre farm…with wildlife-assisted (vegan) regenerative/permaculture. Just stared growing CBD within this context, using our duck sanctuary bedding as great compost and mulch. This is the future of growing food and medicine…and that you're focussing on this with so much passion really inspires us that more and more people are heading in this direction. Keep up the great work!! https://www.shofarm-cbduck.com
When i did botanical monitoring in nebraska the wildcannabis and stinging nettle would grow together and take over whole areas where those were almost the only two species: this is important!
thanks Shango and Nick this was an extremely good episode. I found this to be a very Permaculture approach to cannabis growing. I started this approach with my first ever crop this year as i had taken this approach to past vegetable gardens. could we get a short list of some of the plants Nick used in his garden? Thanks
Much love to Shango Los for visiting the farm, thank you everyone that takes the time to listen. We all have the power to heal and be healed by the Earth, I believe in us.
Grateful for this whole movement! Regenerative agriculture and KNF are amazing wholistic modalities to learn and apply. Thank you for spreading the seeds of knowledge Shango Los and Nicholas Mahmood. One permaculture technique for holding water on your hillside is to add a dry-well before the spillway on your swale. You can place your nitrogen fixers above the swale/dry-well and your demanding hungry plant on the berm just "below" the dry-well. Cheers Growmies!
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This blew my mind. Got me thinking things I've never thought about how to build my land. I met Nicholas at the emerald cup in 2018 and am just now picking up what he was putting down..
Just found this gem of an interview! Thanks for putting it together. I have followed Green Source Gardens for a while now on Social Media etc, but so great to hear all about for the 'source' itself. Love the blending of everything and clearly it works well as the produce is incredible from the pictures I've seen. Keep up the amazing work guys. Much love from New Zealand.
Love Green Source Gardens! Divine Wine was one of my first favorites from them. Great Stuff!
As a fellow Oregon grower, I would love to visit/help out your farm.
So beautiful 💚💚💚
the dogs howling is pack bonding. it's a form of communication but is mostly a display of pack unity.
I super-appreciate that you conducted this interview…this is exactly what we're doing in Nothern Vermont on our 1300-acre farm…with wildlife-assisted (vegan) regenerative/permaculture. Just stared growing CBD within this context, using our duck sanctuary bedding as great compost and mulch. This is the future of growing food and medicine…and that you're focussing on this with so much passion really inspires us that more and more people are heading in this direction. Keep up the great work!! https://www.shofarm-cbduck.com
Very interesting discussion. Just recently discovered your podcast Shango, and I’ve been making my way thru your podcast episodes! Love your work!
We totally agree! Our growing philosophy as well…wild diversity, resilience, multiple levels of life, nutrient-cycling via so many living systems.
When i did botanical monitoring in nebraska the wildcannabis and stinging nettle would grow together and take over whole areas where those were almost the only two species: this is important!
Complexify Your Matrix!!
Clever marketing angle
"complexify your matrix"… Absolutely love it. 💪💪💪🙏🙏🕉️🕉️
Very nice. Peace, Love, and happy growing !
Love the content that you are sharring
Fantastic! Right on! Make use of the fertile land.
thanks Shango and Nick
this was an extremely good episode. I found this to be a very Permaculture approach to cannabis growing. I started this approach with my first ever crop this year as i had taken this approach to past vegetable gardens.
could we get a short list of some of the plants Nick used in his garden?
Thanks
Much love to Shango Los for visiting the farm, thank you everyone that takes the time to listen. We all have the power to heal and be healed by the Earth, I believe in us.
What a view!
I loved that
Love ur vids but the dogs howling was awesome! Lol
The dog song was beautiful. Thank you for that
BOWS🙏and 💨cloud
thank YOU Rasta
Thank you from Michigan! This blew my mind. I'm planning for spring already!!
It is my hope that this is the future of all farming practices. Just awesome. 💖
Great video shango!
Thank you so much for documenting this. Puffing on his Cosmic fruit as we speak!
i love the fact that you filmed this
A legendary farm for sure!
Truly master of the dirt.
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Such good interviews.
Grateful for this whole movement! Regenerative agriculture and KNF are amazing wholistic modalities to learn and apply. Thank you for spreading the seeds of knowledge Shango Los and Nicholas Mahmood. One permaculture technique for holding water on your hillside is to add a dry-well before the spillway on your swale. You can place your nitrogen fixers above the swale/dry-well and your demanding hungry plant on the berm just "below" the dry-well.
Cheers Growmies!
Peaced