02:46:19
Pig Sustenance through Orchard Cleaning & Tree Leaf Fodder with Eliza Greenman
15:12
Tree Fodder Seminar 2019 Field Trips
53:13
Extending the "Grazing*" Season; Tree Fodder and other Strategies
02:03
Unloading & Loading Goats into the Car
51:03
Woodland Soils and Forest Health in Changing Conditions with Ivan Fernandez
01:21
Nosenia the Hog Hauling a Sled
01:29:44
Using Tree Leaf Fodder
14:19
Fodder Banks for Sheep at Ravenwood
28:52
Low Impact Forestry: Felling Dates for Wildlife Benefit
07:52
Moe Martin's Pick Up Truck Arboretum
44:31
Ruminants Eat Leaves: How Much (& Why?)
38:09
Climate Farming: Re-Wilding with Animals
01:01:55
Trees for Drought-Resilient Livestock
30:23
Into to Tree Pollarding & Tree Leaf Fodder by Shana Hanson
00:33
Chain-Flail Leaf Separator for Efficient Tree Leaf Fodder
29:01
Recommendations for Browntail Moth Caterpillars
27:59
Green Foliage Can Change Climate, Pt. 2
03:41
Gathering Tree Leaf Fodder for Goats
01:32:37
Our Sustenance from Trees; A New look at an Ancient Solution
08:55
Simple Method for Making Biochar
00:32
Baby goat hopping on hog
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About
I am the farmer at 3 Streams Farm in Belfast, Maine. Here the goats give milk from fresh greenery, from the "air meadow" of the tree tops, the forest floor and browse layer, and the pasture, through my ongoing study of ancient pollarding practices. The guinea hogs are beginning to teach me about their forest plant preferences. The mixed poultry flock specializes in providing hatchlings raised by their families. I started as a pruner and grafter of orchards in 1983, and still offer pruning in winter. I am nearly web incompetent due to photosensitive eyes; voicemails are the best way to reach me: (207)338-3301.
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