Back to Eden Gardening Summit Presents Mark & Diane McOmber Interview

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  • Back to Eden Gardening Summit Interview with Mark & Diane McOmber.
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    "Back to Eden Demonstration Garden: 10 Year Results"
    How growing a Back to Eden garden changed the McOmber's lives.
    How having a garden impacts food security during times of crisis.
    Recommendations to beginners starting Back to Eden gardens.
    Answers to the most frequently asked questions about Back to Eden gardening.
    How to prepare the soil in a no-till Back to Eden Garden.
    How often do you reapply wood chips.
    Seed planting tips and mistakes beginners can avoid.
    How to transplanting in a Back to Eden garden.
    How long it takes the compact dirt to transform into healthy soil.
    How much increase in food productivity to expect over time.
    Benefits experienced in an established Back to Eden garden.
    How to grow food without irrigation.
    How wood chips reduce labor and make weeding easy.
    When to fertilize and why you don't usually need to.
    Which layering methods provide the best results and highest yields.
    How to transform your grass lawn into an edible garden landscape.
    How to grow tons of food without a backyard or your own land.
    How Mark and Diane experience a spiritual relationship to growing food.
    What is the new non-profit organization, "The Covering Initiative."
    Why it is so important that kids of the next generation are taught how to garden.

Komentáře • 44

  • @TINYWORLD22
    @TINYWORLD22 Před 2 lety +6

    Obejrzałam kilkanaście miesięcy temu Back to Eden. Dojrzewałam do decyzji. 2.03.2022 wyłożyłam na swoim warzywniki 7-8 M3 zrębków drzewnych na powierzchni około 70m2. Ludzie pukają się w głowę. 😜 Wierzę w Chrystusa. ❤️ Słowa Paula były dla mnie objawieniem.

  • @kaiteedalpra
    @kaiteedalpra Před rokem +1

    This speaks volumes as I’ve seen so many people being led by God on the same path.

  • @kaiteedalpra
    @kaiteedalpra Před rokem +1

    He truly prepares and provides for His children.

  • @grace-v2d
    @grace-v2d Před rokem +2

    Hi. God keeps waking me up to these videos lately during this last week....too much to write about here but trust me I'm Journaling what He is revealing. Thank you!

    • @aprilLiz2023
      @aprilLiz2023 Před rokem

      Me too!!! Isn’t it amazing!

    • @grace-v2d
      @grace-v2d Před rokem

      @@aprilLiz2023 Yes it is to us, but then again...He is truly amazing g!!! Blessings to you

  • @justinrobertsendoftheage
    @justinrobertsendoftheage Před 3 měsíci +1

    Great video. i have just applied woodchip to my gardens.. will make videos and article about progress in the future. God Bless in Jesus mighty name. Amen

  • @karenh8752
    @karenh8752 Před 2 lety +2

    Thank you for the update to the original back to eden demonstration garden. It brings me joy and peace hearing about God.

  • @shellieh685
    @shellieh685 Před 2 lety +5

    Awesome follow-up video! Back To Eden Gardening in a nutshell - Well done! BTE Gardens even survive non-gardener care when unattended... I went on an unexpected trip for a family emergency, & left my garden to be hand watered by my teenager (the spigot leaks so I could not use the timer). He watered the first two months I was gone, then left it un-watered for the last two months. Thank God I put extra wood chips down this spring because it saved my fruit trees & grape vines from the Arizona heat. I had tons of grapes and apples when I returned, and a ton of seed to harvest from my annuals. The only stuff that did not fare well was a new area that only had a couple of inches of wood chips so far. This really works! God bless :o)

  • @thefamily2707
    @thefamily2707 Před rokem +1

    You guys are awesome! Hope you keep the channel going because people need to here the Word in such a way. God bless 🙏🏻

  • @cynthiajackson575
    @cynthiajackson575 Před rokem +1

    I just subscribed to your channel. I need all the help I can get with my gardening. I've only been trying for 3yrs but there are only a few things that will grow. I'm grateful for all and am sure the produce will increase. I keep saying "next year". love you channel.

  • @karenh8752
    @karenh8752 Před 2 lety +2

    I enjoyed seeing the back to eden garden done in a large area but find it really useful seeing it done in the suburbs. Looking for inspiration for gardening in the suburbs

  • @mgossett5479
    @mgossett5479 Před 3 lety +4

    God bless you both for your wisdom and insight. This side of glory I can not express how much my spirit needed these reminders.
    As a bonus I also learned what I need to do to my front Eden garden.😊

    • @michellegoodman165
      @michellegoodman165 Před 3 lety +2

      Snap, exactly how I feel - thanks to Mark and Diane and everyone involved 😀

    • @hartleyfamily5451
      @hartleyfamily5451 Před 3 lety +1

      @ M Gosset: Love your comment about "front" Eden garden. I will call my front beds, etc. from that now on! :)

    • @shellieh685
      @shellieh685 Před 2 lety

      Agreed! Yes, thank you all for all you do! I can't wait to do edible landscaping in my front yard too. :o)

  • @homesteaderfiftywmartha603

    initially mulch and chip depth is very very important..A LOT!

  • @justinskeans3342
    @justinskeans3342 Před 10 měsíci +1

    I would recommend cardboard with the least amount of print to lay down instead of newspaper. Less ink.

  • @charlescoker7752
    @charlescoker7752 Před 3 lety +3

    Interesting. That mark can go into the forest, and find deep black soil. You go into the deep south. The topsoil is very shallow.

    • @shellieh685
      @shellieh685 Před 2 lety +2

      AZ soil is only deep in the forest areas. The PNW has pretty deep soil in the forest. Home builders scrape off all the good soil when they go to build no matter where you live. Oh well, at least we know how to re-build it with wood chips and garden sweat equity. :o)

  • @katherinewilbekin3795

    2 Chronicles rather than Corinthians:)
    Love your channel-thanks

  • @demaryls
    @demaryls Před rokem

    A burning question I have for you is how did your very first back to Eden garden turn out? I know over time these gardens will thrive but I am at step one. Can I expect any success at all this year?

  • @charlescoker7752
    @charlescoker7752 Před 3 lety +1

    We be interesting to know what the level of the rest of the trace minerals would be.

  • @seikokidrick1658
    @seikokidrick1658 Před rokem

    Hi, thank you for the video and your time. I would like to know if after 10 years you plant in the compost wood chips or you still remove everything and plant in the native soil? Thank you in advance for your answer.

  • @shineyrocks390
    @shineyrocks390 Před 2 lety +1

    Saturday, December 4th, 2021.
    Zone 4B
    No snow on the ground.
    No rain throughout the year.
    I see a terrible drought coming.
    I pray this works.
    I raise chickens, rabbits, and goats.
    I have been layering all the manure compost bedding from my livestock on top of my entire garden spot.
    I have the wood chips accumulated into a pile.
    I haven't spread the chips over top of it yet. I don't have enough chips to cover the entire spot. I did do a small area where my fruit trees are.
    When I get enough wood chips I'll cover the entire garden.
    In the meantime I'm continuing to spread the old bedding with manure mixed in it on top of the garden.
    Am I correct in doing it this way?

    • @kellymahan861
      @kellymahan861 Před 2 lety +4

      I have been doing the BTE garden for over 10 years here in the Kansas City area. You are on the right path. I used to do conventional gardening, changed over and even though there have been some things I have had to overcome...overall, the garden is better in every way. This year I harvested 1100 pounds of cucumbers off 2 rows 30 feet long. My tomatoes were just amazing, too! My watermelons are the best I have ever seen...My first garden was in 1963, BTE method is worth the effort...

    • @shineyrocks390
      @shineyrocks390 Před 2 lety +1

      @@kellymahan861 Thank you

  • @zachreyhelmberger894
    @zachreyhelmberger894 Před rokem

    Any symphylans in the garden? Could they be the white wiggly things??

  • @nikkitobin8356
    @nikkitobin8356 Před 6 měsíci

    Great video ... Y lay newspaper ?

  • @carmalmyers5627
    @carmalmyers5627 Před rokem

    Are u talking about the book from Jethro kloss back to Eden are u Aventis

  • @AngieChavezKnickofTime

    Where's the link to the demo garden install?

  • @grace-v2d
    @grace-v2d Před rokem

    How often do you add the wood chips?

  • @jimsgardenproject3507
    @jimsgardenproject3507 Před 2 lety

    Do you ever add manure??

  • @shineyrocks390
    @shineyrocks390 Před 2 lety +1

    Hosea 4:6 KJV
    My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge: because thou hast rejected knowledge, I will also reject thee, that thou shalt be no priest to me: seeing thou hast forgotten the law of thy God, I will also forget thy children.
    SIN BRINGS condemnation and death. We don't have to live the life of the prostitute and through christ have been made whole and restored to his bride fully as I learned in Hosea. Jesus covered us with his blood so we don't have to live in condemnation.
    We live in a very similar time now as Hosea. There are some lessons to be learned in study of scripture and getting to know our Messiah.

  • @kaiteedalpra
    @kaiteedalpra Před rokem

    You age slower when you eat healthy nutrient dense foods. Your body is not always fighting, but nourished. Most holistic people I know look at least 10 years younger than others.

  • @jimsgardenproject3507
    @jimsgardenproject3507 Před 2 lety

    The next problem we will surely face if there is an actual food shortage is protecting your own supply. You mention hunting is 95% of your supply but what happens when people start hunting more and hunger causes people to steal your food. That’s the concerning part. You can grow but how do you protect ??
    Now with that said, I think it’s great what you do. I follow you and Paul as well as many others and yes I also agree growing fresh food is both healthy but an enjoyable challenge. Good skills to learn. I do it myself. Have a great day

    • @dougroberts3643
      @dougroberts3643 Před 2 lety +2

      I've often pondered on these issues. But I've come to the conclusion that if you're under the covering of Christ, He will protect you're food.

    • @spoolsandbobbins
      @spoolsandbobbins Před 2 lety +2

      Ever hear of God’s supernatural protection? Share, give and it will be given back. God is all powerful. He makes the way!

  • @iamthewelcher
    @iamthewelcher Před 2 lety

    This was FAR more informative than your interview with Paul !

  • @artbyrobot1
    @artbyrobot1 Před rokem

    44:00 he says Jesus doesn't cut off a branch that does not bear fruit but instead he prunes it. That is a lie. John 15:1 I am the true vine, and My Father is the keeper of the vineyard. 2He cuts off every branch in Me that bears no fruit, and every branch that does bear fruit, He prunes to make it even more fruitful.