FULL TOUR of the OFF-GRID Small Axe Farm in Vermont, USA!

This is a farm tour you won't want to miss! Small Axe Farm is the product of over 20+ years of hard work, so it comes as no surprise that Evan and Heidi have a ton of wisdom to share from their experience of building this farm literally from the ground up! Learn about the challenges of running a completely off-grid farm, and the innovations they have implemented to make it a success.

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[JasenWoodworth]

We've visited Evan and Heidi's farm a few years ago, very inspiring. The hills are MUCH steeper than they look in video, its definitely a work out just walking up the hills

[pietervanderwesthuizen]

This is a great farm tour. Honest information, not served with a side of sugar and syrup. Thank you.

[phynnie]

Love your adjustable solar system. Thanks for the tour tips about insects.

[joansturtevant]

I just viewed 2 videos of Small Axe Farm and they were phenomenal. What a beautiful farm and lifestyle.

[luckyadrian]

I was amazed by a previous video about axe farm and now you give us a little tour of the farm !!
Keep your good works "farmers friend !!"

[jakesmith]

Absolutely brilliant tour, thank you! Such a beautiful integrated farm you’ve created, not taking from nature but working as close with it as possible. I’m a second year no dig market gardener and seeing where this road takes you, such as this example, is very motivating!

[billyboy]

Amazing. Thanks for sharing. You truly seem to be in sinc with the land.

[coyotedick]

Fantastic! I too am on an old, steep, mountain farm. Thanks' for the example

[HOELEBOELE]

Hi, from Belgium your farm is so beautiful

[christineboone]

Such a beautiful farm! It gives me hope for the future.

[matt-tdnr]

Nice beautiful farm.this type of vlog/video are the reason why i am watching youtube.i love your conntent sir.i hope someday i will work like this place👍from phillipines

[K_C]

i love that so many farmers use an old washing machine to salad spin! haha

[dianehall]

Kevin & Heidi- Hello from our 350 working farm in central New Hampshire! Really good to see what you both are accomplishing! Reminds me of Helen & Scott Nearing. I am an Original Mother Earther farmsteader. Our farm is 3rd generation- Grass-fed beef- haying- logging. We are Zone 4B.
Thanks so much for this tour. My favorite house design in the 1970s was the Envelope House. We built a farm cottage in 2016 at the base of the family farm. Being older and on a tight building schedule, we chose a solid modular construction. Designed it for both on or off grid. The inside is decidedly 1935! If you have an email address I would be happy to send photos of our farm. Your greenhouses remind me of Elliot Coleman in Maine. So encouraging to see this 18 year project you are undertaking! I will follow your channel wil interest.
Happy organic 🌱 farming! ~ Diane

[barrybr]

Hi from Sydney, Australia. Love your farm. Very interesting to hear that the insect pressure was lessened because you left nature to it's own devices in certain areas. Good to know in advance of my future project.

[michelleblandine]

Thankyou so much for the tour on your beautiful farm

[lauramonahan]

We have a slope too and are considering gravity-fed watering from cisterns. Our neighbors do this, as their well salinity became a problem. They collect and store all of their water needs in the rainy months.

[fraserpayne]

We need to learn more about this pest pressure and your management approach. Any additional thoughts, detail, or resources you can provide?

[ajmbvideo]

Love the farm and the off-grid use! What sprinkler system are you using?

[dayglowfunkyjunky]

I can only dream about this lifestyle now. Don't know if I"ll ever be able to achieve this in my lifetime.

[innaslyusarenko]

It's a hard way of life, but, oh, how I envy you!