18 Wonderful Years Growing Organic Cannabis | PARAGRAPHIC
18 Wonderful Years Growing Organic Cannabis | PARAGRAPHIC
This is real wealth. Imagine growing your own organic plant and vegetable oasis where every day brings you immense joy. Farmer Tom has spent the last 18 years making his dream a reality. Of course it’s not easy work. Agrarian living is still manual labor but it can be much more fulfilling than money alone.
Farmer Tom is one of the most recognizable Organic Cannabis Farmers in the world today. Often referred to as the ‘Bert’s Bees of Weed’ and the ‘Paul Newman of Cannabis’ his brand and likeness embody clean, outdoor living and an organic lifestyle, fulfilling his life’s mission.
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Organic Farming and Food Independence for More Sustainability
For a long time, there has been talk about the need for more sustainability in our food system. The way we grow and raise food has a profound impact on the environment, our health, and the economy.
One way to increase sustainability in our food system is to embrace organic farming. Organic farmers use practices that are often much better for the fruits and vegetables and they don’t use harmful pesticides and herbicides.
They also often times build soil health which increases the longevity of the farm. When we grow our own organic crops, we are helping to create a more sustainable food system.
We are also working towards food independence, which means we are less reliant on the industrial food system that is usually out of our control.
What is organic farming?
Organic farming is a system of agriculture that relies on ecosystem management and ecological principles rather than the use of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides.
Organic farmers work with natural systems to build soil fertility, promote crop health, and control pests and diseases.
Organic agriculture can be defined as an ecological production management system that promotes and enhances biodiversity, biological cycles, and soil biological activity.
It is based on minimal use of off-farm inputs and on management practices that restore, maintain, or enhance ecological harmony.
The key characteristics of organic farms include:
– A focus on environmentally sustainable practices
– The use of renewable resources
– Management strategies that minimize pollution
– Promoting biodiversity
The benefits of organic farming
Organic farming has been shown to have a number of benefits over traditional farming practices. These benefits include improved soil health, increased biodiversity, and reduced pesticide and fertilizer use.
Organic farmers also tend to use more sustainable farming practices, such as crop rotation and cover cropping. This can lead to increased soil fertility and improved water conservation.
Additionally, organic farms are often better able to withstand drought and extreme weather conditions.
Perhaps most importantly, organic agriculture can help to promote food independence.
By supporting small-scale farmers and producing food locally, we can reduce our dependence on large-scale industrial agriculture.
This is good for our economy and our environment.
There are many reasons why growing your own food matters. Perhaps the most important reason is that it helps to create food independence. When you grow your own food, you don’t have to rely on grocery stores or other sources of food. This is especially important in times of crisis, when the supply chain may be interrupted.
Growing your own food also allows you to know exactly what’s in your food and how it was grown. With so much talk about GMOs and pesticide use, it’s reassuring to be able to look at your food and know that it was grown organically and sustainably.
Finally, growing your own food is a great way to connect with nature and get some exercise. Gardening can be a very therapeutic activity, and it’s a great way to get outside and enjoy the fresh air.
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Absolutely Amazing video ❤
This has always been my dream ♥️
Love the fertility of the soil i would’ve love to have a farm like that one day 🫣🥦
Not so organic I guess. Why not recycle your animal’s droppings instead of buying fertilizer?
I would love to get some of your seeds how can I sirr?
Doing gods job! if we all thought and lived like this , what great world this would be . Your health is wealth !!! Tomorrow is never promised , but if you looking after gods country side and going with god cycles is the way forward 🙏 , your cNt put it in a book what he does as no to grounds are ever the same , so god bless sir keep up the good work 🙏
Santa Claus real life
Double audio layers at 4:14 🫢
Stunning work as always PARAGRAPHIC
You are a BEAUTIFUL SOUL!!🤍
THANK YOU for sharing Brother!
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This background music should be Bob Marley
I’d say you are sitting on a gold mine, especially with all that weed. Watermelons like that bring almost $10 each these days where I live.
What a life,grow your food brew some ales play some music ,smoke a little bud ,that’s blessed
Que maravilha!
Moth balls for deer has always worked around here
How bigg a grow can one person be expected to take care by themselves? Is 10000 square feet to large?
This man is stellar:)
Wish we had more folks around like this to help teach us yougins. Had to learn everything on my own. The next generation will know!
Thanks i feel it i do the Same 😁👌😂
Jesus is king 🤍
Sir I want to live life like you 🙏🏼
Love all the great vibes man!
This guy seems cool as fuck
I’d love to smoke a joint with you, maybe some shrooms.. Cheers! Love what you’re doing!
Would love to do stuff like this, just can’t afford to even buy a house let alone a piece of land.
You’re a rad dude , wish the world thought like u it would be a happier place . Stay vibing brotha✌🏽
So inspiring ❤ love from Vanuatu 🇻🇺
True living
How do you keep the pests away? Cabbage worms and such.
The sweet life right here
Farmer Tom is a legend
Beautiful Bro Well Said !
I really like the way you could barter for other things you may need
I LOVE THAT HAWAII HAZE
This man is amazing 💯
Chili patins
To be so lucky, what a life!!! Beautiful place!!! The connection is amazing.
“We take care of our family, friends ñ, and neighbors” ❤❤❤
Damn he the plugs bro fuck the clinic I’m growing my own shit soon
Bravo……..it great not to have to leave ur place………ok for beer run.s…….collect ur weed strains……..seeds……cheers
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I love your mentality! Perfectly said!
Nice guy
Man, I absolutely loved this video! It was exactly what I’ve been trying to bring out in my videos all along! But you did it so much better! Thank you!
Great beautiful video! I really would like to live like this. How are dealing with the stuff that you do not grow? Like bread flour for example? Would love to learn more about that.
Farmer Tom is on🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Does he have his own youtube channel
Where’s a good place to get heirloom cannabis seeds that are not feminized? Landrace strains are preferred.
I hate how U2ube will monetize everything violence LGBTQ etc ,
But they won’t monetize growers or people living the cannabis grower lifestyle .
I’m mad that the LGBTQ don’t support the cannabis grower lifestyle when the cannabis industry supported the LGBTQ and supports HIV and the LGBTQ they smoke weed all day 🤷🏽,
That’s called a hypocrite if you asked me ..
he should plant more cover crops from rejuvenation of soil