Abundant 28 Year Old Food Forest, Permaculture Farm Tour - Part2 - Krishna Mckenzie, Solitude farm 

Krishna McKenzie you are awesome thank you for this amazing farm tour of your permaculture food forest it's so inspiring, thank you

Dear Krishna McKenzie you are so inspirational we love your rewilding natural farming work so much, it is so informative to see your permaculture food forest, this is a very useful video

@@kornukopia9982 krishna mckenzie is a permaculture natural farming hero

@@advancedenglishlessons5967 we agree it is an inspirational farm tour from Krishna mckenzie, thanks

Hi Krishna Mckenzie we are so happy you liked this video of your farm tour, its such a beautiful permaculture food forest and your knowledge on natural farming is extremly useful and informative, thanks so much for having us

awesome, thank you so much Rohith that's very interesting information. we are a lot of raggi bread when we visited Krishna McKenzie in Auroville it was very tasty and is nutritional and gluten free. It's fantastic to hear and in the future more and more people will think the same. thanks for watching and your supportive comments mean alot to us👍🙏

I'm sorry, but rice is a natural crop in low lying wetlands. Why would you advocate to reject them? Instead, tell people to eat locally

@@aleenaprasannan2146 hello Aleena, what a nice name, sorry about the confusion, Krishna is talking about encouraging what grows naturally, so yes in low lying wet lands rice that rows naturally is great.... in his bio region rice is not a natural crop and requires a lot of water, but Raggi is a local crop and was the traditional crop before rice, thats why he is encouraging Raggi in his bio region not for everyone, i hope that clears it up, thanks for watching!

@@LeafofLifeWorld very fascinating thanks for clarification

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Please 🙏 share this video with your friends! Let's make the world and abundant food forest.

Thanks Space between the space for watching our permaculture farm tour and we are really happy it's useful for you, all the best with your own food forest project, thanks

wow that's fantastic, it's truly a life changing experience visiting Krishna McKenzie and the Solitude Farm cafe is incredible, all local food from their food forest,thanks for watching

thank you we loved krishna mckenzies abundant permaculture food forest! thanks for watching

yeah that's true it's an awesome permaculture food forest really useful video

@@kornukopia9982 I agree this a great farm tour really informative and useful video and a beautiful food forest

yes, it really is a beautiful food forest, and Krishna mckenzie is awesome i totally agree

@@advancedenglishlessons5967 it's it just great, it's fantastic what an Inspiration! I was lucky enough to visit auroville and Krishna abundant food forest last summer Meeting Krishna felt like meeting a celebrity, he Invited me to eat lunch in his restaurant, I normally don't like restaurants but everything is fresh from his permaculture garden, there were chutneys, raw papaya salad, curries made with loads of local and wild vegetables I never eaten before like the wild egg plant. Everything was delicious and vegan, I dream to eat there again, everything made the tradational way!

yes, me to, it is also my ambition to have a permaculture food forest, I have wanted to start my own permaculture farm for years, and I learn a lot from watching Krishna mckenzies videos about natural farming, its very useful and inspiring. One day I would like to visist Krishna mckenzie in Auroville and experience the Solitude farm tour myself, I think that would be amazing.

that's great, really awesome we are glad to help with your journey to make your own permaculture food forest, thanks for watching

thanks nature plug, love your channel, yes, we enjoyed making this film about Krishna Mckenzies permaculture food forest, thanks for watching

thank you Pure Life, we wqnt the world to see krishna mckenzie's permaculture food forest of abundance, thanks for watching

yeah Pure Life one day I hope to live in a food forest like Krishna McKenzie

yesl, i agree Pure Living, its such a beautiful permaculture food forest and so abundant

All those wild edible plants look so delicious, I would know because I was lucky enough to try them when I visited Krishna mckenzie on his bountiful and abundant food forest in auroville

@@LeafofLifeWorld how do we find these beautiful abundant food forest

thank you Sir, we agree Krishna is a great teacher on permaculture anbd natural farming, thanks for watching

yes i agree Billy, its amazing isnt it, I have learnt so much about permaculture food forests and natural farming from wtching Krishna Mckenzie and Leaf of Life films

@@placesandspacesihavebeen1104 that's great to hear we also think Krishna McKenzie is a great natural farming teacher

@@LeafofLifeWorld I look forward to more installments on natural farming methods such as the permaculture food forest.

@@billydemontibus5860 exactly what I was thinking, what an unusual last name btw!

thanks so much Joy Hendry for watching our permaculture farm tour video

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thank you Sir, it is really an amazing farm tour on a zero waste on our permaculture food forest, thanks for watching

thanks that's great we are glad you liked it, we think Krishna McKenzie is an awesome natural farming teacher

thank you very much, this is an amazing farm tour, Krishna Mckeznzie food forest permaculture garden is an example for the world

@@LeafofLifeWorld thank you leaf of Life films your permaculture videos on natural farming and food forests are very educational, informative useful and inspiring

absolutly, i totally agree, i love permaculture farm tour videos and learning about natural farming and krishna mckenzie is a great teacher

yes, i totally agree this is a great farm tour video I really learnt a lot from Krishna Mckenzie about permaculture food forests made by Leaf of life films, keep up the good work guys!

@@placesandspacesihavebeen1104 really glad you liked this farm tour video and I hope you have the chance to visit Krishna McKenzie

We hope you realize this goal, we hope the world realizes to stop using chemicals and honour mother nature

We agree, his philosophy is on point !

🌻 I'm glad you found this informative yet soothing enough to fall asleep to 🌠

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You are right, Krishna abundant food forest is extremely inspiring!

🌱💚🍃🌿 you are sooo right we need to let the children reconnect with mother nature!

Right on! His message is practical and needed in the present crisis of our world

Mother nature has all the answers she has provided for us since the dawn of time

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🙏it is awesome!

great! thanks for watching Organic technology

He is in Auroville

He gives free information, free farm tour on Saturday. He also has school classes receiving free soap making tutorials and classes about local food. The food in the cafe is more expensive that a normal restaurant but it is the best food available, fresh from the garden grown with living care, there are many people working on the farm and all this needs to be accounted for. His permaculture classes are cheaper than others in the world and Krishna is very experienced at his work. If you are struggling to pay for a course that you want to do with Krishna, please speak to him personally on FB.

Thank you for your reply.... I heard 90k inr for his permaculture course... there are also farm to table food that are not expensive at all... you people talk about corporate greed when you are more or less like them.... Charity is not accumulate first and then distribute.@@LeafofLifeWorld

@@bryanjagdeesh1892 the debate about courses and their prcing is relative many permaculturists have and od free and paid teaching Krishna included, and people dont attend free online permaculture courses, statistically they stop attending after a couple of classes and dont do the homework or contribue in the groups. The pricing at Solitude farm is relative to Auroville which at weekends is a tourist hotspot, the roads into Auroville are littered with restaurants and shops all cashing in on the scene. Do you know how many staff work there and what the running costs are for a month, its quite a big team of local village people not Aurovillians. Plus there are schemes for people who are sick or do exchanges with solitide farm, and the pricing of their dried herbs andleaves are a lot cheaper than other outlets in Auroville. They are also giving away 1000s of free plants to the community atm. Leaf of Life has not made any statements abotu corportate greed our focus is on regenrative agroforestry to heal the environment and exploring local foods so people have food security and are healthier amoungst other things. We do not make any profits from these films neother does Krishna mckenzie, everyone is making a loss to provide free educational content about permaculture, the content on Kirshnas channel is more than you can learn on a course now and he will keep making more videos and so will leaf of Life precisly because it will reach a larger audience than people who can afford permaculture courses. We missed out on visiting a few farms because they charged much larger sums than Krishna whereas when we visited solitide farm for the first time krishna talked to us for almost an hour and invited us to his free farm tour on saturday mornings. We retunrned on other occasions and he had time for us as he does anyone who goes to his farm, he is also available online is people have specific questions. On top of that krishn is always doing free workshops and courses so its easy for you to write assumptions about other peoples lives in youtube comments but until you have walked a few miles in our shoes can you really be this sure of yourself. At this point Krishnas focus is on making free video content teaching permaculture not courses because it reaches more people and its free for everyone and his channel isnt moneterized. If you feel so strongly about it what are you doing in your community and your everyday life to make a difference?

@@LeafofLifeWorld Of course there is no debate its either high pricing or nominal according to Indian standards and economy. There is either greed or no greed. Not something inbetween and call it relative and debate over it.

@@LeafofLifeWorld See Madam/Sir I have no problem with what you or solitude charges but when you speak of corporate greed you must also look at the greed that is within you. Just be honest with yourself without calling it right or wrong. That is all. All the best.