This Thursday at 10am PT, we're delighted to have Marjory Wildcraft return to Alfacast for a timely roundtable discussion about all that sustains us. We'll delve deeper into the escalating war being waged against food supplies, and purposeful adulteration to decrease necessary nutrient density, while introducing biotoxins that wreak havoc as anti-metabolites.
We'll touch on some controversial subjects including some insights concerning what we may or may not expect from MAHA. Marjory will present her innovative soil solutions to counter the cumulative and destructive effects of the contaminants relentlessly raining down upon us.
This episode dovetails perfectly with the onset of Spring planting here at Alfa Vedic Gardens, and the development of our sister channel, "Off-grid Elegance". We'll focus on all topics relative to the self-sustainable lifestyle, planting tips, the propagation of native species, how to attract pollinators and visits to Dr. Lando's Spagyrics Lab where our farm products become medicine.
We've already got a few episodes in the can, and interviews with other gardening notables scheduled, so stay tuned!
Marjory Wildcraft is the female leader of the survival and preparedness movement. In 2009 she founded The Grow Network, which is a community of people focused on modern self-sufficient living. She has been featured by National Geographic as an expert in off-grid living, she hosted the Mother Earth News Online Homesteading Summit, and she is listed in Who’s Who in America for having inspired hundreds of thousands of backyard farmers. Marjory was the focus of an article that won Reuter’s Food Sustainability Media Award, and she recently authored The Grow System: The Essential Guide to Modern Self-Sufficient Living—From Growing Food to Making Medicine.
We'll be livestreaming to our regular YT channel this Thursday March 27 at 10 AM PT, and also simulcasting live on Rumble, Odysee, & Facebook
We'll touch on some controversial subjects including some insights concerning what we may or may not expect from MAHA. Marjory will present her innovative soil solutions to counter the cumulative and destructive effects of the contaminants relentlessly raining down upon us.
This episode dovetails perfectly with the onset of Spring planting here at Alfa Vedic Gardens, and the development of our sister channel, "Off-grid Elegance". We'll focus on all topics relative to the self-sustainable lifestyle, planting tips, the propagation of native species, how to attract pollinators and visits to Dr. Lando's Spagyrics Lab where our farm products become medicine.
We've already got a few episodes in the can, and interviews with other gardening notables scheduled, so stay tuned!
Marjory Wildcraft is the female leader of the survival and preparedness movement. In 2009 she founded The Grow Network, which is a community of people focused on modern self-sufficient living. She has been featured by National Geographic as an expert in off-grid living, she hosted the Mother Earth News Online Homesteading Summit, and she is listed in Who’s Who in America for having inspired hundreds of thousands of backyard farmers. Marjory was the focus of an article that won Reuter’s Food Sustainability Media Award, and she recently authored The Grow System: The Essential Guide to Modern Self-Sufficient Living—From Growing Food to Making Medicine.
We'll be livestreaming to our regular YT channel this Thursday March 27 at 10 AM PT, and also simulcasting live on Rumble, Odysee, & Facebook
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No Alfacast today as we take the week off for Spring Break! We had scheduled a live premier of a recent Barre Lando interview on the Beyond Terrain podcast but YouTube decided to give us a strike for 'medical misinformation' so you know it is good! You can check it out on our Rumble here:
https://rumble.com/v6rlopr-beyond-terrain-w-dr.-barre-lando-and-liev-dalton.html
https://rumble.com/v6rlopr-beyond-terrain-w-dr.-barre-lando-and-liev-dalton.html
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We’ve been roadtripping farm to national park through Cali for Spring Break. Amazing how much this state has to offer! Why we have stayed to bring it back from tyranny.
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Growing tips from the Alfa Vedic Farm
So it begins… an additional hour of daylight, diminished rain, and the intensity of sunlight is beginning to overwhelm the muted shades of winter. Our collective spirits mirror the transition, and the anticipation of many months ahead with hands in the soil. There were definite casualties with plants lost to rain and snow, but with the severest of challenges behind, it could have fared worse. Granted, storms and frosty mornings still lay ahead, but new growth and the first hint of budding signals the advent of Spring.
“No matter how long the Winter, Spring is sure to follow” – Proverb
Our Spring ‘to do’ list includes pruning fruit trees and roses, while continuing last months general “tidying up”, and triage of areas needing attention most .
Here on the Alfa Vedic farm, Nature tends toward the dramatic, and the unusually heavy snow left its mark with limb damage in need of disposal. Raked leaves will become healthy mulch for the garden, while larger limbs will keep us warm next winter.
These early Spring chores make way for one of the most enjoyable tasks on our garden planner, shopping for bare root plants. If you are unfamiliar with the terminology, bare roots are plants sold with roots exposed, not in soil. They are available online and in nurseries for a limited time, primarily in early Spring, while many plants are still dormant.
Bare root plants have loose, naturally formed root systems unlike container plant root balls. This allows for the plants ability to create healthy, spreading, fibrous root systems almost immediately, minimizing transplant shock.
These next 3-4 weeks are optimum for us here on the northern California coast. Plants purchased now can be easily stored if you need additional time before planting, just find a cool, shaded area, or cold shed. Exposed roots should be packed temporarily in sawdust, or potting soil to keep the roots from drying out. Unless your ground is frozen, a temporary trench can be dug for storage until you’re ready for planting.
So don’t hesitate to make a purchase once you’re convinced of the many benefits of the bare root option. We’re anticipating the arrival this week of 125 heirloom bare root strawberries that will provide edible ground cover for a newly developed fruit & herb garden surrounding our business center.
Do your shopping now, as nurseries will begin transplanting any remaining bare roots to containers, which command significantly less-friendly prices for later Spring and Summer shoppers. If you like a bargain, and first dibs on a greater variety of plant material for your garden, bare root plants are the answer. You’ll be amazed at how far you can stretch your dollar.
Happy Growing, Deborah & Barre Lando from the Alfa Vedic Farm
So it begins… an additional hour of daylight, diminished rain, and the intensity of sunlight is beginning to overwhelm the muted shades of winter. Our collective spirits mirror the transition, and the anticipation of many months ahead with hands in the soil. There were definite casualties with plants lost to rain and snow, but with the severest of challenges behind, it could have fared worse. Granted, storms and frosty mornings still lay ahead, but new growth and the first hint of budding signals the advent of Spring.
“No matter how long the Winter, Spring is sure to follow” – Proverb
Our Spring ‘to do’ list includes pruning fruit trees and roses, while continuing last months general “tidying up”, and triage of areas needing attention most .
Here on the Alfa Vedic farm, Nature tends toward the dramatic, and the unusually heavy snow left its mark with limb damage in need of disposal. Raked leaves will become healthy mulch for the garden, while larger limbs will keep us warm next winter.
These early Spring chores make way for one of the most enjoyable tasks on our garden planner, shopping for bare root plants. If you are unfamiliar with the terminology, bare roots are plants sold with roots exposed, not in soil. They are available online and in nurseries for a limited time, primarily in early Spring, while many plants are still dormant.
Bare root plants have loose, naturally formed root systems unlike container plant root balls. This allows for the plants ability to create healthy, spreading, fibrous root systems almost immediately, minimizing transplant shock.
These next 3-4 weeks are optimum for us here on the northern California coast. Plants purchased now can be easily stored if you need additional time before planting, just find a cool, shaded area, or cold shed. Exposed roots should be packed temporarily in sawdust, or potting soil to keep the roots from drying out. Unless your ground is frozen, a temporary trench can be dug for storage until you’re ready for planting.
So don’t hesitate to make a purchase once you’re convinced of the many benefits of the bare root option. We’re anticipating the arrival this week of 125 heirloom bare root strawberries that will provide edible ground cover for a newly developed fruit & herb garden surrounding our business center.
Do your shopping now, as nurseries will begin transplanting any remaining bare roots to containers, which command significantly less-friendly prices for later Spring and Summer shoppers. If you like a bargain, and first dibs on a greater variety of plant material for your garden, bare root plants are the answer. You’ll be amazed at how far you can stretch your dollar.
Happy Growing, Deborah & Barre Lando from the Alfa Vedic Farm
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