LAB for a Down Cow, Fish Amino Acid Ratios, Goat Manure Compost

0:30 Hey, aloha. Good morning, good evening, good day to you, wherever you are in the world. Thanks for tuning in to KNF Office Hour for May 22, 2022. and uh yeah good to see you guys all julia what's up finland we got stone mason from indiana the goofman i don't know i think he used to live in florida not sure anymore and uh george in latvia so good good to see you you guys here and everyone else that i i don't know where you

1:19 are yet but i'll figure it out one day you know sharing the love of knf across the world and keeping it living and alive. But I wanted to start off today, as I always do, with a little bit of higher guidance. I'm Yi Qing, and today is treading or conduct, which is one of those ones that's like, oh man, okay. But it says, lasting progress is one through quiet self-discipline. This hexagram outlines the foundation of proper conduct within ourselves, with those whom we may have conflicts, and within our larger society.

2:03 It serves to remind us that no genuine gains can be made unless we are rooted firmly in the principles of the sage. An image often associated with this hexagram is that of treading on the tail of a tiger. The tiger may be some strong or malevolent force in your own personality, or it may be a particular volatile individual or situation with which you have to deal. In either case, the advice of the I Ching is the same. One avoids the bite of the tiger by treading carefully.

2:48 To tread carefully means that we remain steadfastly innocent and conscientious in all our thoughts and actions. It is inevitable that people will display varying levels of spiritual understanding. It is not our duty to condemn or correct others, but simply go on developing ourselves. Do not imagine you can hasten your progress through aggressive actions now. Power that is sought and wielded pridefully has a way of evaporating when you need it most, thus exacerbating your difficulties. The only lasting influence is that which arises naturally from a course of steady self-development.

3:39 In the end, it is our inner worth that determines the outer conditions of our lives. Those who resolve to persevere in humility, sincerity, and gentleness can tread anywhere, even on the tail of the tiger and meet with success so wow yeah talk about vital situations what's up Cheryl yeah hey glad you're glad you're getting in here and I witnessed Florida he just sent sent me some FAA pictures in my text and um getting that on. So I did, I was, I did want to talk to you folks just first up straight up

4:32 about a concept, uh, before we get into the natural farming, because yeah, you guys, you guys are good here. And, um, I, I wanted to bring up this concept that at least in America, in the United States of America, um, you, me, we, the people are the government, the corporation masquerading as the guy that says he's the president and all these representatives, they work for us, right? We're the government. When they tell us stuff, what to do, all these things, it's not right. It's we the people that are the government. They cannot take

5:21 away your God-given freedoms, your God-given rights to liberty. So what the Declaration of Independence is all about is what the United States Constitution is about. It's about reigning in the government, not restricting the people, restricting what the government can take away from you. Free speech, the right to bear arms, the right for unlawful search and seizure. All of these things are being eroded today in a huge way because we've forgotten that we are the government. We say, oh, the government is doing this. No, that means that's you and me and

5:56 everyone else. Those other folks are just a representative people in that we choose to to make our lives easier to represent us in a republic we are the government and so don't forget that remember that empower yourself get rid of that mindset of the government is this the government is that those are just representatives we are the government right it's our money it's our thing you know to to to get rid of the bankers to get rid of the debt to get rid of these things

6:29 I just, you know, I try not to get too political here, but I just wanted to start off with that because that and let's get straight into natural farming and how that makes it better. Because if you remember that you're the government and that you have direct power to improve the ecosystem, to reverse the Holocene extinction event that we're currently under, that we are at the cusp. and it comes back to this treading like i didn't you know when i read this today and i was thinking of this thing i was like yeah i'm gonna talk about how we're the government and get people

7:03 to understand that i want to be very careful how i tread here because having this knf channel out here reaching people with um the message of microbes of self-empowerment of food sovereignty of the ability to reverse climate and create climate stability in your land to create fertility to turn what was trash into weeds, into fertilizer, to bring that to life. You know, and like that's the stuff that we're into, right? And this is the message. And so I don't want to like lose my channel by getting too radical on these other ideas

7:40 and going too much after the bankers and what they're doing to oppress us and how this, you know, literally like the United States currency is printed by foreign people that we don't know who it is, who is, you know, who is the federal reserve? Who's the bank behind it? We don't know. And so I, you know, I don't want to lose the channel to, to do this. You know, I want to tread carefully on the tail of this tiger as we move through this whole thing, because there is crazy stuff going on, inflation, all these things. We don't need any of that.

8:13 Like if we're, if you're growing your own food and you've got your own land and you can defend it with your, you know, second amendment right. And you can, you can tell your friends what's up with truth with your first amendment, right? You know, and these are God given rights that, that are, you know, cannot be taken by anybody. You know, you read the thing, it says shall not infringe. And it's like, well, Hey, if we can't feed ourselves and we have to go to the government for handouts or food or rations, then you've lost your sovereignty. You know, if you can grow and you can make food

8:50 and you can be the means of production and you can get this stuff out and you can stabilize your climate and you can bring dead land back to life and you can take, you know, wasteland deserts and just make them verdant forests and change the weather cycles so that rain will come because as trees grow, they create their own rain, right? this is common knowledge of like the amazon rainforest and so we say oh you know we're running out of water well no it's because we ran out of trees because we ran out of microbes because

9:18 we treated the soil so poorly and it's this kind of action that you don't need a government you just need a person you me a couple friends go make the microbe solutions go spray it all of a sudden boom oh now the microbes come back now things start to sprout now that's starting the water cycle back up that's bringing the earth back to this stability and that's really my message of natural farming like this is a message of sovereignty this is a message of empowerment this is a message of how we the people you and i can do this without this so-called government

9:53 the government is just laundering money and taking and reapportioning stuff and and putting regulations to support certain big people that can manage to lobby and they're taking away the rights you know by by these laws which are unconstitutional and unjust because we the people are the government and those are just representatives that are in a corporation similar to like the east india company and they run a military and they're armed but i'm not advocating for you know any violence but what i am advocating for is this peaceful way of taking your power back of growing of teaching the people

10:30 around you of bringing people into this fold. And I want to just get into the blockchain because George mentioned it here and, you know, crypto for life. Well, crypto, it's death, right? It's just like a mortgage. It's death. Be careful. The crypto is a way of absolute data control. You always have to have this device on you so that they can watch and see every transaction you do. it's not private it's it's it's it it you know cash is anonymous right but anytime you use the visa card anytime you're using blockchain you're being put into a block chain like think of that

11:13 you're chaining yourself to a block that's the opposite of freedom like it's in the vocabulary if you think about it i know crypto could be great and all this stuff but it's not if it's decentralized if it's peer-to-peer and that's what cash is right you get cash you work for cash it's decentralized. No one can take my cash away in a central coin base. I mean, sure, you can get, you know, you can take crypto offline and have it in your own hard drive. But to exchange it, you got to go through an exchange, which they're going to skim some of that. You know, last time I

11:45 went to the bank, I got cash and they didn't say, oh, well, by getting this cash, you owe us 3%. No, they gave that cash to me. They didn't skim that. And if we lose cash, we lose this ability of decentralized currency that we can trade amongst each other and cash is king okay don't forget that crypto is a is a crypt that you're going to go chain your block to okay and i'm a technological guy i studied computer science i get into this stuff i'm just telling you that you know be careful it's in the language they're telling you what it is you're chaining yourself to a block

12:19 and that's not the kind of freedom i want that's why i don't get bitcoin that's why i don't ask for Ethereum and all these things. Everyone else is on the bandwagon. And yeah, you can make some short-term profit to it, but you're building the infrastructure to chain yourself down. And so cash. Cash is king. It's so anonymous. It's so amazing. And it fluctuates. Another thing I've been doing is keeping coins. Every time I go in, I keep coins because if this economy crashes, coins are going to be worth a lot and it only cost me 25 cents today people throw that stuff

12:55 away five cents ten cents you know a penny but in the future i think those coins are going to be great things you know people will recognize it as money back in the day it could have been you know a whole meal is worth a dime or a quarter or a nickel you know before this inflation and thank you cheryl oh super chats i do appreciate those federal reserve notes that google that YouTube takes 30% of is, but man, you know, these messages, these things, the support it's, it's getting this peer to peer system. I mean, that's what natural farming is, right? That's

13:32 what we're doing. That's how we're getting these things to each other, you know? And so I just want to encourage you, you know, as we walk on the tail of the tiger, as there's disinformation boards, as there's more control, as central bankers are bringing us into digital currencies where they have absolute tracking. If you don't have to go to the feed line to get the food from the government rations and you can grow your own, you know what? You're free still. You don't have to submit to this or that or this surveillance. You got food coming right from your ground. You can

14:06 feed yourself. You can feed your neighbors. And in a situation where food's harder to come by, it's more expensive at the store it didn't cost you any more to grow it right in your ground if you learn natural farming you learn these solutions it's costing you pennies to get this stuff potentially with the old um you know the the jadam microbe solution which i call disgustingly cheap microbes which i think i might call insanely easy to make life-saving changing microbes because the name doesn't matter it's the starch it's your indigenous microbes it's feeding them a little bit

14:40 of salt. It's bringing them up. That cost did not rise. You know, especially if you grow your own potatoes, you are hedging inflation like you wouldn't believe. And you're creating this sovereignty from the roots up from this ground. And that's the way we're going to get free. That's the way we're going to build a healthy community based around families and farming and people we love and not some person somewhere telling me what to do. We're the government. they work for us we are the people you know it's this mentality that if you have the means of

15:17 production which right here are the solutions you know go look up all the knf that's out there you have the tools in your hands we all do and when we get these things and we put them out and we build this movement up and we teach our neighbors and we bring prosperity around us and of course you probably also have to have the means of defense around you depending on how it goes. But if you can combine all those things together, you're, you are so much better off than everyone else. Who's depending on someone else somewhere else to bring them some stuff

15:52 here in Hawaii, 80 to 90% of the food is imported. It comes from thousands of miles away. I'll go down to the local store here and they'll have bananas from Guatemala. And it's like bananas grow right outside. But because of the labor costs and the shifting and what the United States government has done with United Fruit and how we've caused all these revolutions in Central America and how we've continually just oppressed the people and destroyed their infrastructure and made it so that, you know, they can't even afford to do this. We've driven down the labor

16:26 cost. And then here in America, the property cost in Hawaii is so astronomical because folks make this fake funny money, you know, printed fresh federal reserve notes dead on someone else and then buy the land and drive the cost up. And then to hire somebody here in America, you know, it's like $25 an hour if you're an employer paying all the taxes and the person's only getting a take home of like 15, if that, you know, and that's barely even a living wage to work all day. And so as you know, but as these economies shift and it becomes where it's like people are back to

17:02 the land people are farming you're growing food it's the great equalizer you know we don't have this disparity of where we can go oppress certain people and get them to grow bananas for freaking pennies and they live in shacks and it's like almost like slavery i mean not to say that we haven't brought prosperity to certain people and stuff you know i kind of always counterpoint back like there's always good with the bad and there's always bad with the good right it's always a yin yang dynamic but as we bring these things in here like this this is it i mean it's it's just about

17:35 i don't want to oppress someone around the world and get bananas for a dollar cheaper and they and they think of all the the you know the burning of fuel and ships and the waste of energy that was to bring it when i could pay a dollar more and get it from someone right here and or or better yet spend you know a little bit of time to grow up myself and if you don't have land tons of other people do. There's sidewalks. I mean, I live in Hawaii, right? So it's a little bit different, but you can farm anywhere, any piece of land. It's like you go ask some people, Hey, would,

18:07 you know, would you like me to, you know, grow a garden in here and, and, you know, and barter, come back to like this, this equality of growing things and don't let anything stop you from growing rule zero, get out there, do it. You got the tools, show other people get into it, you know? and so I just I just want to throw that out there I just wanted to get into this I know I get a little ranty similar to my climate change one where I just was like oh and I was like fired up and then just getting into it but you guys got the tools man you guys are the front runners the

18:40 the disciples of of master Cho you know you guys have these tools we have the the thing that if we can unlock our minds and get rid of this idea of like the government and I got to get a loan from the bankers. They're just going to create that out of thin air, you know? And so you may as well do the same thing and create all these microbes out of thin air, you know, with a little bit of water, starch, salt in there, boom. You just made yourself alone right there. You just hired a trillion workers on your farm for the cost of a couple potatoes, a little salt, some water,

19:12 you know, in, in, in George's case, he had to run a heating element into that, you know? So it's like, You know, there is cost, but it's a heck of a lot easier. And you know what the difference is? If I create a bunch of microbes, I'm going to get the dividends myself versus if I take a loan, I'm going to have to pay interest on that, right? And so you go the natural farming route. You're now into from interest where you're the debt slave into now the means of production where you're the actual receiver of the dividends of the prop, you know, your labor, your union

19:46 with God, your union with nature, your union of like you get the fruits of your labor. And so it's this kind of stuff that I really want to encourage you to understand this, to unlock your mind, to get into this thing of like, look, this is a movement of liberty, of worldwide liberty, where we can go around, we can change the world on a huge scale. And it doesn't take a lot of us. It really doesn't. You know, one person in going and spraying each time you drive to town, each time you're driving around in your truck, car, whatever you got, put a little sprayer in there,

20:22 get a 12 volt pump that runs right off your car, you know, plug it into the cigarette lighter and spray. And it's like, oh, now we've created all these microbes. And here I am telling you guys to do it. This is something I used to do in the past. I used to be really against fossil fuels. In fact, I stopped driving my car for five years because I realized what we were doing in terms of the extinction events. And when I started driving my car again, I really felt like, okay, well, if I'm going to do this, I better do it right.

20:53 And I put a little 25-gallon tank in the trunk of my car and I would pick up the kombucha in town from the kombucha bar, whatever fell in the well and just pull that stuff out. And I would load it with microbes and I would load it with LAB and I would load it with fermented plant juice, which I shouldn't use those names. I'd load it with protectors and food and cleanser and not the medicines too expensive to spray on the road and the structure and all those things. And I would spray them out. And, and, and, and that helped me feel better about

21:23 what I was doing because I knew the toxins that I was producing by burning that little bit of, um, you know, carb hydrocarbons have all kinds of toxins in it. It's not really that we're putting carbon in the atmosphere. It's that we're releasing all those tiny toxins that are landing and poisoning the earth. And I knew that, okay, I'm going to break some, I'm going to poison the earth a little bit driving, but I'm also going to put a trillion workers to clean up behind me. And those guys are going to clean up more. And they're going to look at those toxins as actual

21:51 resources, you know, a little bit of biochar scattered out there, plus the microbes, and it's no longer a toxin. It's actually a resource. If there's not enough microbes and you put a bunch of stuff that came out of the hydrocarbons on, it's a toxin and it kills them. But if there's enough, you know, you put the toxin out and then there's enough microbes, they actually look at as a resource. And it's just it's just like, you know, one person, it's hard to lift someone up, but you get 10 people and you can lift them all with one finger.

22:18 Right. It's all about getting enough microbes to, you know, counteract the toxins that we're releasing. And and it's this message, too, that needs to get out to people because a lot of people are paralyzed like deer in headlights. You know, we've lost in case you don't know, which I see there is some natural farming questions. I'll get to those. But if you don't know, we've already lost 70% of the bugs in the world. Do you remember when you were younger and you would get in the car and you drive and your windshield would be covered in bugs?

22:52 You know, you couldn't, you can go like a hundred, 200 miles without, you know, having to go to the gas station and get that, you know, with the, the, the, the squeegee and squeegee that stuff up. when you drive now, no bugs hit your windshield. I mean, I hit a bug the other day when I was driving. I was like, whoa, I hit a bug. That doesn't happen anymore, right? The bugs are dying. The insects are dying. And that's not a good sign because when the bottom of your food chain starts to die, you know what is next? The middle part, the top part, us, you know, the whole ocean,

23:24 something that we fished out like 70% of the ocean. And it's like, why? You know, in the nitrogen runoff through the Mississippi Gulf into, you know, guys in Florida would understand this better, you know, Louisiana, the Gulf is dying, right? It's all this nitrogen's coming down the Mississippi River, which used to be the lifeblood of America, right? It's one of the biggest rivers that's like, you know, the mighty Mississippi, right? And now it's pumping down all this toxin. why go out there put microbes take a bag of imo hang it in the river right in your estuary

24:00 have that stuff mix have it clean up have it start to eat these microbes you know i live yeah red tide is hell right but go counter it right go throw these bags of microbes out there get it in an aerobic zone where it's being tumbled by the surf and and build these things up because so many like toxins are coming down these nitrogens but that's life it's it's it's a resource if you get enough microbes out there right and it's that red tide is that algae trying to help but it needs this it needs the IMOs from the land it needs us to stop toxifying this stuff

24:36 you know spray it dump it get it everywhere you know this this is the message that I have this is the thing where I'm trying to tread on the the tail of the tiger and I'm trying to tell you guys about it. But really, it's about me, right? It's about me making these personal decisions to go do this stuff. I talk a lot here on this. And then sometimes my follow through my KNF is it could be better, right? And it's about me and myself, and you guys and everybody improving themselves, and doing doing this natural farming, putting it out getting it. You know, I do, I go down,

25:13 I spray the beach. I spray downtown with protectors, can of protectors. They're going out there cleaning these toxins. In fact, I think today, because I've just been dragging my feet on this, but I'm going to go put the spray tank back in my truck and get my 12-volt pump hooked up and just be able to turn that on. I think from here on out, I got to make the change, right? Because I'm saying, oh yeah, make this change, make this change. I did it in the past and I need to get back in that habit. I need to make it just something that's like ingrained in me because it's the only way,

25:51 you know, the I Ching, I don't, it has guided me true every time, you know, and it's really, how do I do this? Well, the tale of the tiger is about self-improvement, right? It's about, you know, here, here on my farm, you know, there's a lot of food growing, but getting more into the community trading, you know, I went over to my buddy's house yesterday and his, his cow is down from giving birth and she's been down for over a week. And I brought over a bunch of LAB and I was like, look, you know, I've seen cows get up from being down after getting LAB

26:26 injected into them. So I brought a syringe over and this cow, I shot it in her mouth and she loved it. She was reaching out for it with her tongue. She could smell it. She knew it was the right stuff. There was water and grass in front of her. And then we actually kind of milked her and tried to feed her some of her own milk to try to get the energy going back. But none of that. The only thing she was attracted to was the LAB. She wanted to eat that stuff so much. So I'm going back over to my buddy's house today. I'm bringing more of the KNF protectors. I got a little syringe.

26:59 We're going to shoot more of that into the cow's mouth. And who knows? I think this cow may get up after being lame for 10 days now. She's been down since giving birth. And unfortunately, the calf she gave birth to was stillborn. And my buddy's pretty distraught about this. But I think by injecting this in, I think I can bring her back to life. And these are the kind of miracles I'm talking about. This is the kind of stuff where it seems impossible. Anyone else would have processed this cow by now. But my buddy has faith. And he took natural farming course.

27:33 And unfortunately, you know, sometimes I teach people and then they don't, they don't do it. It's like, oh man, you know, but I'm happy to go over there and support him, shoot this stuff into her, in her mouth and get her going. So anyway, I just, if you got through this and you can listen to me this long about this passionate stuff, you're obviously deep into it. So I encourage you to become a leader, start a small group, start spraying yourself, start getting people to learn this stuff as they see the results. You know, don't try and tell people

28:07 about this stuff. Demonstrate it. Show it with your actions. And, you know, that's what's going to make the difference. So if you've listened this long, you're obviously a fan. I appreciate you. Appreciate what you're doing. I know you're making a difference. No matter how tiny and microscopic it is, if I bring the microscope over, I will see your difference, right? And that's the thing. It's a bunch, it's a bunch of tiny differences we can make. It's trillions of tiny differences that can be in one bucket that could be dumped out that we can change the world.

28:37 And if anything, I hope I inspired you on that, but I just want to get and jump to this and get a little bit onto these questions. Cause that's really the point of my office hours to help me, you guys improve what you're doing, not only inspiring you, but also, you know, doing it. And so I really appreciate everyone coming out and remember you're the government. right? They work for us. And even if you are not in the United States and you don't have the same constitution, don't give up your God-given human rights and peacefully exercise ways of growing

29:09 food and production and reclaim that. Because when we grow the food, the people are going to follow the people with the resources. And right now we're under the illusion that the bankers create all this wealth. They don't. They create debt. They're buying it from the next seven generations. You you think your kids in the future are going to have cars and be able to like live and have refrigerators the way we do? No, we've already borrowed that money. We've already mined those resources on credit. There's not going to be enough metal left to make refrigerators. I mean,

29:41 but the thing is, you don't need it. You go through fermentation, you go with these ways of microorganisms, you create prosperity in this other way. And in fact, I believe that a lot of the metal is there from certain microbial activities. I mean, I can get real deep into this philosophy, but you know, you find gold veins and stuff, and those are around people with high vibes and good microbes. You know, it's like these resources, these things, I believe the earth regenerates under us. I believe it's in symbiosis with the living microbes and it itself may be

30:18 alive and breathing and the oil may not be the best thing to pull out. It's kind of like pulling out the blood of the earth. And I'm not sure. I don't want to get too into that because that can get pretty controversial. And it's just a theory I have. It's just my, you know, because I just, I just see how everything's living. And then I just got my ham license, by the way. And so I'm learning all about the ionosphere and how the sun sends energy and then activates our ionosphere around our planet. And that has to have huge effect on the microorganisms, on all life forms

30:50 that largely we're just, we're tuned out, right? But all of your DNA is a radio receiver and transmitter. So it's like a modem. It modulates and demodulates all these signals and frequencies. And we ourselves are like an integral part of this. And I can see it. I can take a device like this, this little SDR radio, and I can tune it in to find all these frequencies. but the frequencies dna communicates are so low wattage like this thing's only 10 milliamps or something but my dna is only like you know it's really efficient 0.1 milliamp or i don't even know

31:31 it's really low wattage energy because otherwise i'd die right i just use all this energy i have to keep eating to be a transmitter receiver of everything and so um yeah anyway it's it's learning about the ionosphere, learning about the living planet, learning about how these things are energized. Yeah, I am feeling better, Cheryl. It's been great. But I'm getting ready to go on my trip next week. So anyway, I'm going to knock out some of these questions here because I think I've been enough on my own deal here. And I'm glad to see post-up media turning the IMO3.

32:12 Hope that process is going well for you. You know, if you don't add additional liquids and keep it dry, it should, you know, one week process should have amazing stuff by the end. Keep it under 120. Um, and George, he's going out, putting the microbes down. He put out three doses in his garden. It's like, this is awesome. He's getting the microbes into there, creating that resonant plane, bringing that all alive. Um, and, and yeah, um, I witnessed down in Florida just showed me he went, he went out fishing with his buddies. I think he got seasick,

32:49 but his buddies caught some fish. Now he's making two buckets of fish amino acid, the can of fuel like that stuff's going to be valuable, man. You can, you can cook with it. You can eat with it. You can grow way better plants during the vegetative stage, you know, spray it on one to 1,000 during later stages, spray it one to 2,000. You're going to kick butt with that. I mean, it's so nice to be able to make your own resources from what would be thrown away or thrown back into the ocean. It's like if you actually turn it into fish aminos on the land

33:18 and then spray it, you're going to do much better for the ecosystem than just throwing it back in the ocean like so much fish waste is done. And not to say that it doesn't feed like the crabs in the whole ocean ecosystem. But there's a reason that God said man should be managing the land. It's like if you just throw something back as waste, like we can do so much better by fermenting that stuff and make it where it's diluted one to 1000. And now it can cover acres where before it would be just like a corpse that would die right there and make fertility right there.

33:49 We have these tools of KNF to like put it in with some sugar. Now you get it one to 1000. You can for acres. It's like we are the magnifiers of these resources, these God-given things. And when we understand that, that's the prosperity. That's the resources. That's the stuff we need, you know, and these are the things. So yeah, and you know what's cool? You guys, when I share the photos that you send to me and then you guys see it, you inspire each other. I highly recommend that. If you got a YouTube channel, you got, you know, pictures you want to send, you got messages you

34:23 want me to broadcast out, I'm more than happy. That's what I try to do. Be a KNF facilitator to connect you guys, to connect us, to connect the microbes, to connect everything. So, you know, let's, let's continue this greatness that we got here and let's continue to do it. So, um, coming down here. Yeah. I talked about the blockchain and that stuff, you know, sorry, sorry if I'm ruining anyone's dream with blockchain, but it, yeah, the best investments you can make is farm infrastructure, is seeds, is your ability

34:57 to be a better producer. You know, if you think you're going to try and save money and do this, it's like, get some, get some land, get areas, you know, grow, build, put in, you know, invest in your tools, invest in teaching people, invest in this. That's the best investments you can make because those things are, you know, with the right care and the right knowledge, It's a guaranteed return. I plant one lettuce seed. It goes to seed. It gives me a thousand lettuce seeds. Okay. I go to the store and go buy lettuce seeds. What they give you 25 and a package

35:33 for $2, $5, you know, well, that one lettuce seed that I plant, and then I have it go to seed. I've created what was a thousand divided by five. I don't know, like two, $200 or something, something like that right i mean this is this is the truth of nature that it is what's the best investment you can make oh well start selling lettuce seeds grow a few lettuce let them go to seed start selling those now you got a a prosperity generating machine that or don't sell them give them away make more you know give more people the ability to grow food you know i'm just talking

36:09 about lettuce because like that's that's an interesting thing most people grow but around here at, you know, tarot, bananas, you know, sugarcane, all these things, they grow a little bit slower. So it's, you know, but, but that's like printing money. And the thing is, it's like you invest in anything else, it's going to rust, it's going to, you know, inflation is going to erode it away. But if you can hang on to your land and your production, now you got money, you know, real money, not currency, not, not federal reserve. No, it's not these things,

36:36 not to say that I don't want to appreciate those. And I, you know, I don't want, I want my donations and all that. But it's like, we got to get out of that paradigm. We got to create wealth. I sold bananas the other day down to Sweet Cane Cafe. It's like 40 pounds of bananas. That's $60 in my pocket. It's like, that came out of the air. It's like, what? This is the way to make money. And so if I can encourage you and empower you and show you this way and making it there. It's like, it's the way. And I like that George is saying here, you know, he has everything

37:17 to do a mobile burger shop of local produce, but the papers block it, you know, and that's the part I don't like, right? Because you're the government, right? Some regulation, some big corporation like McDonald's has said, oh, well, you need to have all these papers and these safety things and this and it like, and then you can't sell your local things. And so that's why the legal system, all these things, it favors certain people. But if you just did laissez faire, I mean, not to say like, I mean, like that, that sometimes that gets pretty shrewd, but, but really it's,

37:51 if you got good people with good self-interest that can govern themselves that are those folks, it's like, man, your burger stand would do so much good, but for some reason, someone somewhere is preventing it, you know? And I don't know. I don't know how to deal with that besides just keep improving yourself, keep doing it, find a way around it, and then get those folks out, you know, whether you can vote them out, whether you can, you know, just go occupy the building they're in and just be like, hey, you know what? You guys are, you don't represent us anymore.

38:23 You know, we the people, I don't know how it is in Latvia, to be honest. And, but it's just good people need to get together. It's when good people do nothing that tyranny is able to thrive. And tyranny is at a real high point right now. And so it takes us good people to get in there and just walk into their office and just say, you know what? This office is ours. And they may come with the military and they may come with the police and they may do violence on you because they are in charge with violence. Don't forget that. They're not in charge with peace and love.

38:52 they're in charge with violence and so i don't know how it'll it'll pan out for us but i do know if you start to know these things and you try to you know start with a low profile don't go in and just like kick a sleeping dog you know if they don't know it's like go into that politician's office and be like look here's some burgers we wanted to hook you up with some burgers we wanted to give you this this you know all this produce and start winning them by their love start feeding their children, start feeding their wife, bring their wife flowers and be like, you know what?

39:25 We just wanted to bring this. We love you so much. We just wanted to bring this. Even though your restrictions keep us from doing this and keep us in poverty, we just wanted to bring this to show our love to you. And it's love that will win. It's only through that, right? You know, we got to get this people that have this violence towards us. And we got to just say, you know what? You don't need that. We're here to feed you. You should feel safe. You should feel secure. You should feel in love because this is our love to you. You know, we're going to save your climate. We're going to

39:58 save your house. In fact, can we plant something at your house to give you this prosperity so you don't feel like you have to come to this job and continually oppress us that you feel like your needs are met? Can we give you a hug? Can we just love you? You know, we just want to give you this love, this prosperity. And this is the future we want to show you, right? And this is the tale of the tiger. This is walking by improving ourselves, by becoming so productive and so abundant. We can give this to these people. And they're not there to, I mean, they got in everybody

40:32 there's a good heart. Maybe not Dick Cheney because his heart's kind of bad, you know, just judging on his heart transplants and stuff, but somewhere one body part of Dick Cheney is probably a good thing, you know, and I'm not that I want to single out Dick Cheney himself, but, you know, kind of this path that he took America on from the, you know, what is it like the, the, I don't know. Anyway, those guys, Wolfowitz, all that stuff that the new American plan for a new American century, right? It's not, that's not my new American century. My new American century is

41:06 growing from the roots. It's growing from love. It's not this operation lockstep. It's not locking people down in places. It's growing. It's getting together as community. It's feeding each other. It's getting in proximity that our immune systems can exchange information and build themselves up so that we don't get sick from each other. And if there is some sort of virus, we're eating such great food and we're so nourished that things like that can't phase us in the same degree that we're going to recover, that we have these tools. I don't even want to say it. I don't want to get

41:40 my channel banned, but, but it's chlorine dioxide. Whoops. Um, these things that we can use that, that may potentially in my case healed myself taking advice. I'm not giving medical advice to anyone out there, but I drank chlorine dioxide and it, it, it, it took away my kidney infection. It took away my sore throat and it was just a few drops as things. Look it up. It's, it's great. Um, although they are censoring the internet and it's very hard to find stuff like this and you'll probably find negative trash articles. But I'll just tell you, in my experience, I drank this

42:13 stuff and it got rid of this thing in about 15 minutes. It cured my kidneys that were on fire that I probably had to go get antibiotics had I followed the Rockefeller medicine AMA route. But instead I was like, you know what, I'm going to go this other way and drink these things. So it's funny, I watch this, the viewership thing over here of like how many people are tuned in and I see it drop and I'm like, oh no, is it because I said that word, the bots, the AI is watching me and it's going to take me down? I don't know. I'm just trying to tread on the tail

42:45 of a tiger, give you guys the great message you need to hear. And, um, you know, goat manure plus, so George is saying goat manure plus hay, and he's got piles of them, at least 30 tons. How would I recommend incorporating the microbes? I plan to turn them with machinery I have available. So pouring, so George, for this question about the goat manure and the hay, and just putting the KNF protectors in there will eliminate any pathogens you have. Okay, they'll go in there and they'll just protect the area. It's like bringing in benevolent police,

43:23 okay? You know, benevolent people that want to help out. They'll go in, they'll clean it up for you. You know, they'll make it nice. And then that stuff should be amazing. It'll help it compost. It'll help it break down, put it out where you want it in the, in those fields. I always recommend, you know, a pile of stuff and then planting around it. You know, often we do rows for various reasons. I'm all into concentric circles. I plant, you know, I just dropped a bunch of fish waste and put IMOs on it, put a wood chip pile. And I made about seven piles last week. I'm just about to

43:56 plant more AVA and bananas and sugar cane and all that around there. It's a little stinky the first days. I should have probably sprayed more KNF protectors on it, but it was just me working on the project and I had that time. So yeah, and then the Goofman is recommending IMO4 or fermented mixed compost. Goat poop's amazing. So FMC stands fermented mixed compost. It's one of Master Cho's recipes. If you don't know, you can go to naturalfarminghawaii.net, look under recipes, look under legacy recipes in that menu item, and you'll find all this original information from

44:37 Master Cho. It's, you know, I was just on the, on talking to this guy because I got my ham license and I was talking to him about, you know, maybe trying to DX him from here up to Washington. And, um, and he was saying that, um, shoot, where was I going with that? Um, oh, well, I was trying to share with him what is KNF and what am I doing? And I tried to look up some of my recipes and I realized, man, my rest, like my offerings are not that great. It's a lot of this long form, great theory, but I don't have any real compact good stuff. And I've been trying to put that out for about a year now.

45:16 I've been working on the project. the only other guy is that other guy that's out there you probably know him i'm not i'm not going to mention his name here because we've had our personal differences and i still um still need to make ho'oponopono and peace and love with him um but he his his recipes will get you there part of the way and then um you know and i really hope to make some nice concise real good good videos that you guys can follow because you know what am i doing with my life other than spreading natural

45:44 farming, you know, I'm just trying to be a better person, just trying to make this land abundant, just trying to live my truth, just trying to share these things, these ideas, because we're locked in these mental prisons, right? You know, you go to university to learn agriculture, and it's basically the chemical companies are telling you, should you use this product or that product? And they lock you in. And they say, there's no mention of like, oh, organic composting, building soils, You know, you got this problem. Well, what should you do?

46:13 We'll probably increase the organic matter and then spray a beneficial microbe and then put indigenous microbes in your soil and then feed them the right foods and then give them cleanser so they can clean up and then give them medicine so they can grow and then give them structure so they can build things. They don't say that. They say, should you use, you know, product TM this or product TM that? And it's all about money going back to these corporations that have taken over the universities that put us in this box and your choice is like, you know, my mom used to do this

46:47 to me when I was a kid. She said, well, do you want to wear the red shirt or the blue shirt? And she didn't care which shirt I chose. She wanted me to put a shirt on. So by giving me this choice, she constrained me to wearing a shirt. It's like, maybe I wanted to go shirtless that day. Maybe I wanted to wear a wrap. Maybe I wanted to, you know, wear something, you know, like a, like a gown or something. But, but by saying, do you want the red shirt or the blue shirt. She put me in a mental prison, right? And this works great on kids and other people.

47:15 But as soon as you see that you've been constrained into a choice and you can see beyond that, like, maybe I don't want Pepsi or Coke. Maybe I want water. Maybe I want, um, fermented plant juice that I've diluted. If you can break out of this mental prison and you can start to see beyond the choices that are given to us, you know, red or blue, it's like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. We, the people, right? Where's that choice? You know, it's, it's like, oh no this or that and we're we're constrained mentally right and if you can break out of that

47:46 then and you understand the means of production you understand these and don't get trapped in someone else's choices but live direct communication with all you know and with you know the direct communication with nature with god with everything that's given to us that everything we are caretakers of this is freedom right this is the thing about what we can do and understanding these tools and getting better with it. That's how. So, um, yeah. And somebody asking about indoor IMOs collecting in dry Colorado. Yeah. You know, I put out that indoor IMO channel or a video.

48:26 If you're on my channel, you know, I mean, you don't have to subscribe, subscribe if you want, but I put out content all the time and go click on my name right there, pure KNF, Dr. Drake, and go look at it. And you're going to find, like, go, go look through my videos and just start going deep. Any topic that calls to you, you know, you go to the channel page and it has a bunch of playlists there. And, and these are direct from master. Sure. It'll take you a while to get through them. They're, you know, I'm, I'm working on the conciseness of my, my, um, delivery, but

48:56 you want to go deep into KNF. You want to learn directly from the source. You want to see what a journey of since 2008, you know, 2007, basically, I've been doing this. And I've been, I've been putting it on my YouTube to a degree, you know, and go deep into that thing, just fall into that rabbit hole. Cannavideo.com takes you to my channel, but, but learn how to use YouTube, you know, go, go into it. Like, let me, let me just show you a little bit of this, like, because sometimes I feel like folks don't necessarily know how to use YouTube. And,

49:28 And sorry if you do and you're good at this, but let me just switch over here a little bit. And I'm going to just switch to this here, transition over. But look, this is my channel. Yeah, you guys can laugh about how many tabs I have up here. I'm getting into ham licensing and I've been buying some equipment and stuff. And I really don't want to lose communication if I can't use the internet to get to you guys. So I really want that happening. but you can look at this channel here and then you can go here where like there's a bunch of

49:59 playlists here right and some of these are featured videos and in fact I should feature the indoor IMO one but all these playlists are here so I'm gonna scroll through all these you know like there's these learning series this one really needs to be updated I'm working on that this series here this pure KNF certification course man if you want to go deep and learn if you haven't watched this yet, you really should. It's worth your time. You want to learn about soil science, check out Elaine Ingham's thing here. You want to learn about the ultra cheap,

50:28 check out Young Song. You want to learn about Master Cho and all this stuff, check these out. I mean, these are great, right? And there's No Smell Pigs. There's these basic series, which I said, they're basic. They're actually super advanced. This was like high advanced stuff that we got to do right before the whole Cho catastrophe happened. and I say choke catastrophe it's actually you know it's some jealous egos and stuff that went down that anyway if you didn't follow the 2018 drama you're lucky but nothing like a good you know

50:59 Korean drama in life when you're dealing with Koreans and stuff so but all these playlists here are just super in-depth you know you want to get scientific impress your friends you know see how it's being done in Korea. It's so impressive, so inspiring to see how they're doing it. You know, if I, if I click on something like this and look at this playlist, like, let me, let me pause that there. But, you know, look at all these videos here. All these things in this playlist are just like, you know, we went to an egg farm. We went to the County, their learning center. We went to a

51:30 barbecue. That was, that was a lot of fun. It's fun traveling with the government. I see why they're so out of touch with the people. They live in a completely different reality. Um, a sesame tour, a strawberry farm, you know, learning from Young Song. This was the first lecture when I met Young Song and he talked to us about these, you know, edible pesticides and ultra low cost natural farming. We went to a hospital that's healing people with, you know, radio frequency and diet. And we went to, you know, this one here, this Kong Cook University. I mean, this stuff is

52:03 invaluable and YouTube still lets me have it up and I still have my channel and I have zero strikes amazingly, which don't troll me and start striking me because I'm saying weird stuff, but I'm just trying to give you, hopefully not everything I've said is truth and not construed as any misinformation by any means, but all this stuff here, I mean, this playlist alone would take you, you know, and I recommend watching it one and a half times, but you'd learn so much by just this playlist, but let's go back to my natural farming channel here, back to this page, you know, and

52:37 And so if you're at this page and you go into videos here, you'll see just, I mean, here's all the videos. Here's that how to collect IMO. It's just the chronological order. It's sorted by date added newest, but you could sort by most popular if you wanted. Some of them are older, but you can just scroll through this and anything that catches your fancy, you can find all my office hours here. Anything that catches your fancy, like dive deep into it, learn it. I've been doing this, you know, there's people talking about what they learned when they take my classes.

53:10 There's even some microbial secret society podcasts up there, which are epic, by the way. You know, one minute KNF explained only a thousand views. You know, it's like I've been trying my best to put this out. And if you're interested in collaborating and want to help me with these videos and you want to help this production and get this message out further, let me know. I'm open to it. I totally am. I would love to have some help on this. You know, my family's super supportive and I love them and I love everyone here that is supportive and helping out,

53:41 even in ways direct or indirect. I appreciate it. But if you go through this, I mean, look at this, you can get complete courses by Master Cho. You can get practical field stuff. You can get this natural farming documentary, which is actually one of my more popular things with 117,000 views. But that was a documentary that people came and shot professionally here. And I just took a educational clip part of it out. But look at this. I mean, straight master Cho sitting there being translated, right? But you know, you're going right to the source. And it's this kind of stuff

54:16 that if you're far away and you want to do this, I'd be happy to send like a hard drive of this stuff to you, you know, and get it to you. You know, I mean, there's going to be costs associated with that. But and also, Julia, by the way, I'm working on the books. It's I got to deal with my wedding first. And I'll get back to that when I'm after June. But but I'm willing to ship books and do all these things. I just, you know, it's all a balance in my life, too. Right. You know, and I just I want to acknowledge you guys and and those who have reached out and to just support this

54:48 community. But I mean, look at this. I'm just continually scrolling through and like all this stuff is natural farming. You know, I'm not out there, you know, I do talk about sovereignty and empowerment and these things, like especially today, climate change, you know, climate stability. In fact, I don't want the thing to tag me for talking about that. But, you know, like all these projects, they've been going, you know, Pesticides in Paradise, the HFUU convention, you know, here, hearing from Ginger John and Dr. Park, the legends of natural farming, right? You know,

55:21 I mean, this thing just keeps going and going and going. And you could get a PhD in natural farming from just reaching through it and learning about all this stuff. And just, I mean, that's how I know what I know. Not only practice, putting it into practice and being out there, but I mean, look at how much I've been training. Look, I mean, even Young Song Cho in an orange hat, right? oh the orange hat like these guys are they lived at my place for a month you know i went all across the island chain with them i've traveled with them in korea i've seen everything and and it's all on

55:56 my youtube i share this with all you guys it's just like dive into it go deep you know learn it i mean i feel like i'm kind of ranting at you now but i'm just showing you like these resources are out there. Right now, it's pretty much free from YouTube. In the future, we'll see what happens. I don't know, but we have this moment in time, this blip in time where this kind of stuff is available to us. So dig in, go deep, click on the video tab, scroll down, see if you can find the bottom. There's so much in there. I mean, there's so much in there, so much in there.

56:35 and and I went through and I did this live thing where I would just film what I was doing during the day all the farm life ones those those are hilarious you know I got an iPad and I just started filming you know but here's us planting downtown Hilo here's us taking um you know what was destroyed and and and just planting up downtown Hilo you know my my town that I live in right I just went down there and just started applying natural farming start putting it out there you know here's here's my pig pen this is also one of the more popular videos of me designing

57:06 the pig pen and the voice i used during that one was just it's kind of hilarious it was really um but i mean just look at this keep going keep going all these things you know here's some of the occupy wall street stuff where i where i interviewed these guys and then we started i i led this group from here from just standing here with signs to bring them downtown to plant food and i took these activists and I showed them how to activate the soil, how to activate true sovereignty. And, you know, so you can, you know, I'm kind of nerdy. Here's here. We won the first robotics

57:39 competition on Oahu and stuff. And it, I mean, you just, yeah. And here, here's, here's this old stuff. Here's the bottom. I did hit the bottom. Okay. And here's the stuff when I ran for political office and I, you know, nobody voted for, you know, I got, I got some votes. Thanks to everyone who did vote for me. Really appreciate it. But I created a whole system to actually show the legislation to the people. You could weigh in, say yes or no. Your representative could then vote with you or against you. And then at the end, you'd get a percentage of how much they agreed

58:11 with you. So you could actually make a decent choice of whether you wanted to reelect that representative or not. But it turns out laws are too cryptic and they're written in this other thing that's like not human English and people can't even understand the laws. And so there's a whole layer of control that's put over us in these ways of what, what we're being put into. But when you speak plain English, like food, cleanser, medicine, microbes, protectors, uh, structure, reproduction, I don't know what a fuel, then you put it in the people's language

58:47 and you put it in common language, there's nothing to hide out there. So that's what we need to do. We need to return to the simplicity. We need to return to empowering ourselves. We need to return to growing these things. Yeah. And you got to be careful. Joe's saying his wife had these same ideas and got banned from Facebook. I got banned from Facebook and I quit it. I just didn't want them having a dossier of my entire life. I was giving all my data to a private company, which I talk about that. And then I'm showing you all my YouTube where I gave this, you know,

59:16 to Google, which is probably even, you know, just as unscrupulous as a company. Um, and the, the, the AI is constantly scouring this. And, you know, I learned about this stuff. I know about AI. I know how to write these things. Like you are being tracked, you are being tagged, you are being profiled. And I don't know what they're going to do with that, but it's probably not the best, you know, maybe they're going to sell you some stuff, but they also may come to round up certain people, certain viewpoints. So I highly recommend you delete all that stuff, delete any controversial

59:48 stuff. Just talk about lifting people up. Just talk about growing. Just talk about empowerment, better yourself and around you. People will also better themselves. They'll be attracted to your love. You will radiate a magnetic field that is just beyond belief of, of attractiveness of love, getting to know the microbes. They're strong. They're powerful. So yeah, printed money spiked wood prices. That's just, you know, it's crazy. It's just because they're printing more money, they're stealing. Inflation is the worst tax on the poor.

1:00:22 And so, you know, go get mushrooms, dry them out. You guys are so amazing and, you know, tuned in and it's only going to get more tuned in the more you practice this stuff. um so i just i just want to encourage you guys to to do this you know and i i'm glad to see you guys talking in the chat and answering the questions because i've just been kind of on this like rant can i can i talk for a full hour without drinking water no so it's about 10 o'clock here my time my office hour is up i'm going to give you a little bit of

1:00:57 an extra bonus uh just because of this i'm just going to read through and see if there's any more this stuff here, you know, like stonemasons collecting from an old growth forest under big trees in the duff of the cage. Yeah. And you guys are so smart and putting these things out there. And so thanks. Thanks for recognizing, you know, I'm just trying to encourage, I don't, I'm not trying to glorify myself. You know, when I ran for office, I ran under the most humble thing of saying, look, I wrote this app. You put in the stuff. You tell me what you

1:01:36 want. I just stepped down from being the farmer's union president. Like I try not to be as tyrannical as I can. You know, it's like here's an opportunity where someone had more energy than me and was better. And I was more senior and I could have been like, no. And I could have had my ego come into me. But I said, you know what? Enough with this tyranny. I'm going to step down. I'm going to give you a chance to shine. And I'm still going to try and support him. And he made immediately a bad decision in my opinion a bad decision of kicking out another old dog from the thing and

1:02:04 and the unions shifted the farmers union in hawaii shifted and i'm i'm not sure how much involvement i'm going to have i really want to focus on my korean natural farming pure knf foundation i really want to grow it up where we can build chapters of this around the world where we can share these things in a more formalized way where we can empower each other where we can get certified so that we know people know what they're doing and then we can work together to empower each other. And I don't want to build an empire of this, you know, of craziness.

1:02:34 I want to build an empire and maybe that's not the right word. I want to build a community of loving people that come together, that know what's up, that can share this stuff, that can be more efficient and more effective through gathering together as people. um so yeah so um yeah interesting okay i'm reading your questions here of just getting through this um yeah and i'm glad you guys are just renegade collecting these microbes and stuff it's what needs to be done you know the park rangers that if they're you know it'd be worth just informing

1:03:15 them about what's happening and how they can actually put these stuff back into the parks and lands they're trying to protect. It's like, bro, we need to spray microbes there. You know, and if they, if it's not, you know, if you can't convince them, just do it anyway, right? Under the, you know, ninja, ninja spray this stuff, right? It's, you know, this is the ecologic ninja coming at you, right? You know, I got to do some parody videos on the internet to get to these folks that are kind of tuned in there saying grow food. It's not enough to grow

1:03:45 foods, you also got to grow your own fertilizer. So I'm glad you guys got the tools. Glad you guys are doing it. I'm just reading through these comments kind of as I finish up here. Finca, reach out to me, drake at pureknf.org. Please, I'd love to collaborate on this. Sometimes copyright gets a bit weird and ownership and all that. I don't know, but I'd love to collaborate, find some way we can work together. Let's get this stuff out there. Let's, let's do it in a way where it makes everyone benefit. So, um, just reading through here. Um, and so sweeter

1:04:27 than anything, I just want to get back to UK. You got a Pyrex Pyrex pie dish sitting out with rice starch water for the LAB for six days. Now, what, what are your temperatures if you're still, if you're still here in the live stream um because it should only take about for here in hawaii it takes about two days three days um and you don't need a sour smell i mean it's kind of an indicative that lab is growing but you don't it just just leaving it out for that long you probably got a decent amount of lab in there and if you put it into pasteurized milk it'll culture

1:05:00 I bet. But if you're really cold, it can take longer. Um, and yeah, mild warm. No, no, you should, you should be good. You should be good. So six days, like, um, is if there's any, um, mildew or anything growing on the top, you should be good though. I think it's, I think it's going to work. Um, and, and the goof man is also a really, really Akamai guy. So listening to him, Akamai means kind of smart, intelligent, like it's a Hawaiian word, but it has much more deeper meaning than of course. But Akka is like the cord and Mai is here.

1:05:36 So like Akamai, like you're bringing the cord of knowledge here, like Hawaiian language, indigenous language. Oh, it's so deep. I love it. That's why I'm so into indigenous culture, indigenous microbes, living this truth, turning and tapping in, turning on your DNA, receiving all the signals of the universe, of God, of everything coming into you. like, this is the passion. And I hope today I inspired you. Yeah, I just, I just go for it. Just, just go for it. And then try, maybe try another batch later if it doesn't turn out, but

1:06:07 you know it's, it's worth the five to $7. It's going to cost you to just go for it. And give it a try because I bet you your milk will culture out. And if it doesn't, you know, Hey, try again. Sorry. You know, but I'm pretty sure it will have faith, throw some good vibes into it, try and filter off the starch, just pour in the water and see what you get, because I think, um, I think it'll go for you. So I just want to thank you guys for tuning in. I hope today, um, you know, if anything, it was inspiring and, or you learned a lot and,

1:06:39 or you learned some things really appreciate Cheryl throwing, throwing some super chats my way that donations really want to big up any, anyone and everyone who supports me this way, but also you know the best way you can support me is going out doing this the mission walk on the tail of the tiger navigate this thing perfectly so that you are come from an innocent space of just doing what you know is right you know no need to fight the way to win is by love give those guys you know stuff that they they have to have of food nourish them there's you know we're gonna win

1:07:15 through love. We're going to win through this, this goodness. We're going to win by becoming the means of production. We're going to win by being this. And when I say win, what I mean is we're going to make a better future for ourselves, our children, our children's children, seven generations out. It's all of us. It's all of us together. I really want to appreciate you for, for tuning in next week. I will not be doing office hours. I will be getting married. Okay. I'm really stoked about that. Susanna is like the love of my life, the dream, the team,

1:07:51 the foundation we're building here, the farm that we're putting in is just amazing. And I just, I love her so much that I just, you know, I want to build a family with her and live this life of just prosperity and love and just build something great for all of us to center around and just, so you know don't don't let it you know tune in the following week because i just i want to keep this going i want to keep it you know if i i know if i go away for a few weeks you know people lose interest in whatever it is but i just i want to continue to deliver this for you guys

1:08:26 grow it up please send me emails share some drake at pure knf.org send me photos of what you're doing send me video clips send me stuff and in fact i want to get online and interview some of you so that we can get this out to more people that we can see these successes. And, you know, you guys are so good on learning this stuff, got good learning material. Um, but let's, let's, let's grow this, let's build it, let's work together and, and make this happen. So, um, so with all that, thank you. Uh, long live the natural farmer. I love you all.

1:09:02 thank you so much for bringing this meaning to my life and i've just yeah couldn't be happier so thank you and god bless y'all aloha let's see here i gotta click on this one okay cool all right aloha bye