JADAM Organic Farm Tour in Korea with Youngsang Cho 

I'm fascinated by organic gardening. My family has 10 acres they are not using (wild over grown pine tree land in N.FL) I'm trying to work the land everyday to clear it out (all kinds of brush trees rocks etc) My goal is to clear the land then enrich the soil by tilling I honestly have no idea what I'm doing but the family is excited to have fresh produce. Some of them have even offered to help me clear out and burn the debris we clear out (branches, brush, leaves, etc) Part of me wants to get a chipper or some type of mulching equipment to use the plant materials we clear off the land and start saving these materials to use later on. Of course that would be a LOT more expensive than using the tools that I am currently using. I've decided to dedicate an hour a day to study and explore the possibilities available to me. I would like to have a solid plan for expansion because I plan to start very small. Everyone has to start somewhere and I am starting at the very bottom. All I know is that I want organic healthy food and I just can't trust any food sources here in my town. I overheard one guy at a farmers market talking about how stupid people who buy his produce are. He specifically said that organic prices are a godsend to him because he keeps growing the way he always has but now he can charge people more because it's "organic". Yes he did the aur quotes. Yes his truck has lots of offensive stickers like if you have a problem with my driving call 1800FU and beware driver is armed. I've heard that many people who sell here have a similar mindset. One lady showed up selling some kind of beans in a bag. She was new and only had a few. Then later I was at the grocery store and saw the exact same bags for galf the price. Where I live is poverty everywhere. Closed down businesses and factories make my town look like it's dying. People leave huge plots of land because debt and looking for a better life. Sadly, that life was beneath their noses all along. Imagine how many of them could have farmed their 10 or 20 acres of land instead of selling it to hunting clubs or real estate developers for nothing. I'd love to be able to provide my family and loved ones with affordable, guaranteed 100% safe organic food.

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Interesting, I need English interpretations…thanks

Nice! It's awesome how beautifully it works.

Gonna have to buy that book

You are doing KNF not Jadam. Also fish emulsion is ground up fish waste after companies take all the good stuff. FAA is something of far superior quality. It’s shameful to compare it to “fish emulsion”.

@natedogg319 I made the FAA, I just think of it of it as fish emulsion!

It truly was!

Oh perfect you will love the book!

Thank you Sir for your Service.

Thanks, over 30 minute interview coming Wednesday for you!

Sorry it took so long! Hope you enjoy it.

They are(Jadam founders) are giving free education about organic farming except there book

Yes, I have to say that America is all about corporate greed and profit. How nice it is to think about the older people, the everyday person, and not be consumed with greed while you're doing it. Very refreshing!

What is compaction? What "persistent practice will remedy so much of compaction"? I'm fascinated by organic gardening. My family has 10 acres they are not using (wild over grown pine tree land in N.FL) I'm trying to work the land everyday to clear it out (all kinds of brush trees rocks etc) My goal is to clear the land then enrich the soil by tilling I honestly have no idea what I'm doing but the family is excited to have fresh produce. Some of them have even offered to help me clear out and burn the debris we clear out (branches, brush, leaves, etc) Part of me wants to get a chipper or some type of mulching equipment to use the plant materials we clear off the land and start saving these materials to use later on. Of course that would be a LOT more expensive than using the tools that I am currently using.

@@Rompelstaump tilling destroys microorganisms hey. You have a forest biome going on there. The soil is magical. Make use of that :)

corn starch, potato starch, etc should work.

It said March 2020🙃

My guess would be they can't produce enough poop or food scraps for all their own needs with a farm that size. I got 3 rabbits because I can't do a composting toilet where I'm living but even those poop machines don't make quite enough for my tiny garden. I wish I had room to keep goats and ducks, too.

TIA.