The Farm of the Future: Self Sufficiency + Feeding Community in Under 4 Months! @Jubilee Organics

(Part 2 of 2) We feel beyond fortunate to have had the opportunity to work with the super special family that will be residing on this one-of-a-kind property located in Palma Sola (Bradenton, FL). As you will learn through this 2-part footage, the goals & drive for this project are incredibly inspiring. This has been our largest project to date & we are blown away by the growth only a few short months after finishing.

Ryan Duncan & his family are already finding the rewards of their new farm & home site, Jubilee Organics. Ryan tells us in this interview that he is already giving away hundreds of pounds of food to his community, besides the shear pleasure of enjoying the large & simple treasures that a farm can provide. You will see 2 of his boys, Finley & Connor, in this clip & we are hoping that the next time that we film the changes at this location, that we can introduce you to the whole family (They are ALL awesome.)

We invite you on a virtual tour through the ecological grove design & help you gain a better understanding of what has worked out & what has been a bit more challenging. You will also get a better idea of future plans for the farm & if you wish to support them through a follow, you can find them at the links here:

Hand Pruners are quite handy at times!

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[mexicanosxelmundo]

Awesome farm congrats great loving place and family

[marcm]

Wow amazing property! Rather go here than Disney World ! 🤙

[dianehammer]

This is just so impressive. They are living the dream!

[lindahodgkinson]

This garden is so neat and organized. Nice! Drone footage 👍.

[jamesbeningfield]

Did everyone else watch this and decide to become a permaculture farmer? Really this place is amazing, would love to learn more about this place.

[Bentonendflowerfarm]

wow, now thats a great property! well done guys.

[quantumthinker]

Thanks for your battle for a new world . From Italy

[akeem]

Very inspiring and empowering. Thank you for sharing.

[leftoverluke]

must be nice being exceedingly rich! having the natives do your work

[theleanhomestead]

This is insane. So many more ideas from these two videos.

[b_uppy]

Love that where the people go the chickens go also.

[VeganChiefWarrior]

another awesome property especially the tiki hut that's bomb

[melissabrown]

Wow! This is one of the most perfect videos I could have found! thank you!! :)
Melissa

[ebenburger]

So awesome. Im sooo jealous of you guys. I wish I could be a part of something like this. Id like to live on a farm and learn about sustainable farming with my entire family. During covid everything stops, but Farming and life on the farm will always continue. This is the way GOD meant us to live from the BEGINNING anyway, not to become trapped in the RAT RACE. Investing your money into self sustainable farming is the WAY to go. Saving ur money in the bank is futile. Keep going guys and pray for folk like us that envy you guys!

[enzorocha]

Can't find a link to Part 1. That's ok, I'll just search for it. Would be nice to have an info link in the video or even in the description though, next time. Keep up the good work!

[attaje]

Hi Peter. Love your work. Can you do an update for this project please. Thanks

[minervareal]

I need a paradise like that ... but I'm in So Cal any ideas on a small space?

[beth]

Bradenton is south of Tampa, not north.
This is really amazing. I use to live in the Bradenton/Sarasota area, and there was nothing like this then.

[bradbergemann]

Pete,

What is the material and purpose of the cordage wrapped around the dragonfruit posts? Around 7:50 on this video.

[englishcoach]

You need some frost hardy coconuts. Ive seen them in south Brazil florianopolis. Producing fruit.