WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:23.606 --> 00:00:25.692 - I'm gonna tell you about this place 4 00:00:27.819 --> 00:00:30.905 that ten years ago didn't even exist. 5 00:00:37.037 --> 00:00:40.373 What created this wasn't brilliance, 6 00:00:41.332 --> 00:00:42.834 or experience... 7 00:00:45.128 --> 00:00:47.255 it was... freedom. 8 00:00:47.380 --> 00:00:48.506 - We didn't put the frames in? 9 00:00:48.590 --> 00:00:51.468 - Yeah, we didn't put the frames and there was just a... empty box. 10 00:00:51.760 --> 00:00:54.471 - So the bees can just kind of do whatever they want? 11 00:00:54.596 --> 00:00:55.597 - Yeah. 12 00:00:56.306 --> 00:00:57.515 - To allow nature... 13 00:00:57.766 --> 00:00:58.767 -- Wow! -- Oh, wow! 14 00:01:01.019 --> 00:01:02.854 - They really free formed it. 15 00:01:03.104 --> 00:01:04.064 - That's art. 16 00:01:04.856 --> 00:01:08.026 - ...to show us a better way. 17 00:01:11.529 --> 00:01:14.449 And it's not just a way of farming. 18 00:01:14.991 --> 00:01:17.911 It's a way of seeing. 19 00:01:28.546 --> 00:01:30.465 - That's exactly how my wife, 20 00:01:30.548 --> 00:01:34.552 Molly, and I rebuilt this whole farm over the last decade. 21 00:01:42.227 --> 00:01:45.730 - And it all started... with a dream. 22 00:01:53.321 --> 00:01:54.948 -- The apple orchard could go here. -- Yeah. 23 00:01:55.073 --> 00:01:56.783 - And we need a lot of different kinds of chickens. 24 00:01:57.033 --> 00:01:58.409 -- Mm-hmm. -- We need to find a spot 25 00:01:58.493 --> 00:01:59.410 for cherimoya. 26 00:01:59.494 --> 00:02:01.454 -- Yeah. -- And over there, I saw a perfect 27 00:02:01.579 --> 00:02:02.914 -spot for a garden. -- Uh-huh. 28 00:02:03.623 --> 00:02:05.083 - I wonder if we can grow bananas. 29 00:02:05.250 --> 00:02:06.376 - Oh, my God! 30 00:02:08.211 --> 00:02:11.714 - So we have some wild fennel down here that's flowering... 31 00:02:11.881 --> 00:02:14.592 - When Molly and I arrived on what was an old, 32 00:02:14.759 --> 00:02:18.429 industrial lemon farm, we had big ideas. 33 00:02:18.555 --> 00:02:20.140 - Snake! 34 00:02:20.765 --> 00:02:23.268 Oh, my gosh! That scared me. 35 00:02:23.893 --> 00:02:25.645 And now the shoe is close to the snake... 36 00:02:25.812 --> 00:02:27.730 - And no prior farming experience. 37 00:02:27.856 --> 00:02:29.440 - ...which is a bit of a conundrum. 38 00:02:30.692 --> 00:02:32.110 - Why are you so mean? 39 00:02:32.986 --> 00:02:34.237 - Woah! 40 00:02:34.737 --> 00:02:36.322 - Here we are. 41 00:02:37.073 --> 00:02:39.409 Apricot Lane farms. 42 00:02:40.034 --> 00:02:43.037 - We wanted to grow the best-tasting food... 43 00:02:44.873 --> 00:02:48.543 but doing it in a way that regenerated the land 44 00:02:49.043 --> 00:02:51.462 while working in harmony with nature. 45 00:02:53.715 --> 00:02:55.884 But our soil seemed dead. 46 00:02:56.467 --> 00:02:57.635 This is what we're fighting. 47 00:02:59.721 --> 00:03:01.556 It doesn't smash. 48 00:03:01.806 --> 00:03:03.183 - So were the plants. 49 00:03:03.933 --> 00:03:05.768 - Molly, look, it's a beehive. 50 00:03:07.270 --> 00:03:08.688 They're all dead. 51 00:03:08.897 --> 00:03:10.190 - Oh. 52 00:03:11.065 --> 00:03:14.736 - In order to reawaken the ecosystem of our land, 53 00:03:15.820 --> 00:03:19.991 we had to create the highest level of biodiversity possible. 54 00:03:21.701 --> 00:03:24.245 It's the variety of living-organisms... 55 00:03:25.955 --> 00:03:28.374 ...that rebuild life. 56 00:03:30.001 --> 00:03:31.502 - Oh, my goodness! 57 00:03:31.794 --> 00:03:35.048 - We brought in every animal you'd see in a children's book. 58 00:03:35.840 --> 00:03:37.759 - One hundred baby ducks. 59 00:03:46.184 --> 00:03:48.353 - Their poop is our gold. 60 00:03:50.772 --> 00:03:54.192 The animals, along with the composting 61 00:03:54.776 --> 00:03:56.736 and adding cover crops, 62 00:03:58.529 --> 00:04:00.448 all share the same goal. 63 00:04:02.784 --> 00:04:04.827 - To bring our soil back to life, 64 00:04:06.621 --> 00:04:09.624 infusing it with important microorganisms. 65 00:04:11.751 --> 00:04:13.503 We even restored native habitats 66 00:04:14.212 --> 00:04:16.798 to encourage the return of beneficial wildlife. 67 00:04:19.384 --> 00:04:23.346 By year five, we had created one of the most diverse farms 68 00:04:23.513 --> 00:04:25.014 in southern California, 69 00:04:27.225 --> 00:04:31.062 growing over 160 different things. 70 00:04:34.065 --> 00:04:37.527 But, you know, the real indicator that we had done something special 71 00:04:38.736 --> 00:04:40.029 was the soil. 72 00:04:46.035 --> 00:04:51.457 The quality of the food we eat starts with the soil it was grown in. 73 00:05:00.049 --> 00:05:02.302 Or even raised on. 74 00:05:09.684 --> 00:05:11.144 - It looks like starlings. 75 00:05:12.061 --> 00:05:14.188 - Yeah, that's what I think, too. 76 00:05:16.899 --> 00:05:20.028 - I'm making it sound easy, but it wasn't. 77 00:05:22.238 --> 00:05:24.324 The birds attacked our orchards. 78 00:05:24.449 --> 00:05:26.909 - We lost almost 70 percent of the fruit. 79 00:05:27.243 --> 00:05:28.536 - Oh, my gosh. 80 00:05:29.287 --> 00:05:31.247 - Snails smothered our trees. 81 00:05:31.539 --> 00:05:33.249 -- We can't put poison out. -- Nope. 82 00:05:33.708 --> 00:05:35.668 Our ducks polluted our pond. 83 00:05:37.170 --> 00:05:39.005 Coyotes killed our chickens. 84 00:05:39.797 --> 00:05:42.133 We're missing, like, 230 birds. 85 00:05:42.800 --> 00:05:44.635 - Gophers pilfered our orchards. 86 00:05:45.011 --> 00:05:46.804 - You've never seen it this bad before? 87 00:05:47.013 --> 00:05:48.014 - Never. 88 00:05:48.181 --> 00:05:50.183 The gophers are killing the trees. 89 00:05:51.851 --> 00:05:55.480 - And who could forget the record-breaking droughts, 90 00:05:56.064 --> 00:05:58.232 winds, and fires? 91 00:05:59.609 --> 00:06:01.986 - John, there's an electric wire, be careful. 92 00:06:02.111 --> 00:06:03.488 John, we're gonna go. 93 00:06:03.571 --> 00:06:04.989 -- I want my toys! -- It's okay. 94 00:06:08.868 --> 00:06:11.287 - But then, something happened. 95 00:06:13.498 --> 00:06:16.959 The solutions to our problems began to appear 96 00:06:17.293 --> 00:06:20.546 within the diversity that we had created. 97 00:06:23.049 --> 00:06:26.552 Hawks returned to chase away the starlings. 98 00:06:27.512 --> 00:06:29.847 Guardian dogs protected the chickens... 99 00:06:32.141 --> 00:06:36.396 which helped the coyotes focus on another problem we were facing... 100 00:06:37.855 --> 00:06:38.856 gophers. 101 00:06:39.732 --> 00:06:41.442 And what they didn't eat... 102 00:06:43.319 --> 00:06:47.865 - ...the barn owls, hawks, weasels, badgers, and gopher snakes did. 103 00:06:50.535 --> 00:06:53.079 Oh, and as for that snail problem... 104 00:07:08.511 --> 00:07:09.887 - In just one season, 105 00:07:10.721 --> 00:07:13.808 our ducks ate over 96,000 snails, 106 00:07:17.103 --> 00:07:20.815 turning the snails into nitrogen-rich duck poop, 107 00:07:22.817 --> 00:07:26.821 fertilizing our trees and our cover crops... 108 00:07:28.448 --> 00:07:30.741 which we then grazed with our sheep, 109 00:07:31.075 --> 00:07:35.872 adding yet another layer of fertility to regenerate our soils. 110 00:07:40.543 --> 00:07:42.962 And even today as we look back, 111 00:07:43.754 --> 00:07:47.717 it's hard to believe the transformation of this land 112 00:07:48.217 --> 00:07:50.553 unless you see it in person. 113 00:07:51.345 --> 00:07:54.432 - Hey, everybody, welcome to Apricot Lane farms. 114 00:07:54.682 --> 00:07:56.392 -- Who came from the furthest? -- Hong Kong. 115 00:07:56.476 --> 00:07:57.935 -- Hong Kong? -- India. 116 00:07:58.019 --> 00:07:58.978 -- India? -- China. 117 00:07:59.353 --> 00:08:00.897 -- Texas. -- Texas? 118 00:08:01.731 --> 00:08:03.983 -That is almost another country. -- Yes, it is. 119 00:08:04.150 --> 00:08:06.402 So, we're standing right in the middle of the fruit basket. 120 00:08:06.569 --> 00:08:08.362 We have the mandarins on our left 121 00:08:08.446 --> 00:08:11.824 and these are various varieties of oranges. 122 00:08:19.957 --> 00:08:21.918 - And I think it's important to keep in mind 123 00:08:22.001 --> 00:08:23.878 that everything you're seeing out here 124 00:08:24.420 --> 00:08:27.423 came from the work that we did to rebuild our soil. 125 00:08:29.300 --> 00:08:30.968 And when you're focused on the soil, 126 00:08:31.219 --> 00:08:34.388 you're growing food in a way that would maximize nutrient-density. 127 00:08:34.639 --> 00:08:39.310 So, it actually becomes the most delicious food that you can possibly eat. 128 00:08:42.355 --> 00:08:45.775 - Since the farm has hit that benchmark ten-year existence, 129 00:08:45.942 --> 00:08:48.653 have you guys experienced any surprises or things you didn't expect 130 00:08:48.736 --> 00:08:50.279 after hitting that, that point? 131 00:08:53.324 --> 00:08:58.746 I think one of the... the difficult things that we're facing now is, more... 132 00:09:00.039 --> 00:09:02.959 The fact that we have a lot of favorite animals that are now aging 133 00:09:03.251 --> 00:09:06.003 and Mo says he's not one of them. 134 00:09:07.129 --> 00:09:09.924 And figuring out what to do with some of those animals. 135 00:09:26.107 --> 00:09:30.319 And while we do raise animals as food, they're also some family favorites. 136 00:09:30.653 --> 00:09:32.572 Mo, let go. 137 00:09:34.949 --> 00:09:37.159 - So are you guys thinking about filming anymore? 138 00:09:39.036 --> 00:09:43.249 Well, John never actually stopped filming. 139 00:09:47.712 --> 00:09:52.091 - And one of our farm favorites is a mama pig named Emma, 140 00:09:52.842 --> 00:09:55.177 who's been taking a bit of a break... 141 00:09:59.307 --> 00:10:01.601 with a little too much time on her hands. 142 00:10:03.811 --> 00:10:09.400 At age seven, she's not too old or too young. 143 00:10:12.028 --> 00:10:15.906 But there's no denying, this vacation was well-earned, 144 00:10:16.574 --> 00:10:19.327 given her legendary past and all. 145 00:10:20.453 --> 00:10:23.372 -- Are there piglets? -- Yeah, there's already eight. 146 00:10:23.748 --> 00:10:25.249 How many do you think she'll have? 147 00:10:25.333 --> 00:10:27.376 - They said, like, maybe eight or ten. 148 00:10:27.585 --> 00:10:28.753 She was our first pig. 149 00:10:29.003 --> 00:10:30.004 Good job, Emma. 150 00:10:30.212 --> 00:10:31.172 - Nine! 151 00:10:31.255 --> 00:10:32.298 - And Emma... 152 00:10:32.423 --> 00:10:33.633 Wait, is that 11? 153 00:10:33.799 --> 00:10:37.261 - ...was about to become the most productive animal 154 00:10:37.428 --> 00:10:39.930 this farm has ever seen. 155 00:10:40.181 --> 00:10:42.892 - Oh, my gosh! Seventeen piglets! 156 00:10:43.809 --> 00:10:46.020 - This is so fun. I love our life. 157 00:10:46.187 --> 00:10:47.188 - Oh, my God. 158 00:10:48.981 --> 00:10:50.566 - Have you washed your hands, John? 159 00:10:52.401 --> 00:10:53.402 - Wow! 160 00:10:54.236 --> 00:10:57.490 - She not only produced some of the biggest litters... 161 00:11:03.412 --> 00:11:04.413 but also... 162 00:11:04.497 --> 00:11:05.498 The runt. 163 00:11:05.665 --> 00:11:07.208 ...one of the smallest piglets. 164 00:11:07.958 --> 00:11:09.960 We call her, "Thumbelina." 165 00:11:10.127 --> 00:11:12.254 -'Cause she's as big as a thumb. -- Oh, my God... 166 00:11:12.421 --> 00:11:17.343 - A thriving 450 pounds patiently navigating 167 00:11:17.927 --> 00:11:19.887 a sea of piglets. 168 00:11:21.681 --> 00:11:23.766 Ten feedings a day. 169 00:11:24.684 --> 00:11:28.813 Lessons in rooting and sleeping. 170 00:11:30.231 --> 00:11:32.316 But she always had good boundaries. 171 00:11:33.109 --> 00:11:37.446 And the piglets knew when it was time for them to move out. 172 00:11:43.244 --> 00:11:47.998 - Of course, after six litters, who wouldn't need a break? 173 00:11:49.667 --> 00:11:51.961 But now, it's been over a year. 174 00:11:53.003 --> 00:11:57.299 And around here, vacations like that get noticed. 175 00:11:59.176 --> 00:12:03.764 You see, there's this unspoken rule in farming. 176 00:12:05.182 --> 00:12:08.894 Everything on the farm must be serving the farm 177 00:12:09.603 --> 00:12:13.566 and playing its part, or, it must go. 178 00:12:17.486 --> 00:12:22.575 That's to protect the survivability of the farmer and the farm. 179 00:12:25.619 --> 00:12:27.037 So it's time... 180 00:12:28.748 --> 00:12:32.334 to breed our legendary pig once again. 181 00:12:32.960 --> 00:12:34.670 Think she's eating for 20. 182 00:12:36.839 --> 00:12:41.343 - In precisely three months, three weeks, and three days, 183 00:12:42.720 --> 00:12:46.015 Emma will get another shot at being a mama. 184 00:12:48.350 --> 00:12:50.311 Pigs are very punctual. 185 00:12:52.354 --> 00:12:54.523 - I know where he's going. 186 00:12:55.524 --> 00:12:58.569 - We don't apply the same pressure of productivity 187 00:12:58.736 --> 00:13:00.571 to every creature on the farm. 188 00:13:02.573 --> 00:13:06.076 But I guess you could say this one's role 189 00:13:06.202 --> 00:13:08.871 is sort of quality control. 190 00:13:08.954 --> 00:13:10.790 - Kumquat. Kumquat. 191 00:13:12.625 --> 00:13:13.751 - Here comes Whiskers. 192 00:13:14.460 --> 00:13:15.669 - You like it? 193 00:13:17.296 --> 00:13:19.006 -- What you got there, buster? -Peach. 194 00:13:19.423 --> 00:13:22.426 Maybe not an apple. Maybe a peach. 195 00:13:23.469 --> 00:13:24.762 - All right, not too many. 196 00:13:25.054 --> 00:13:26.430 It's ripe when it's red. 197 00:13:26.639 --> 00:13:28.098 - It's ripe when it's red. 198 00:13:28.474 --> 00:13:32.144 - We've yet to make a profit on one fruit in particular. 199 00:13:33.270 --> 00:13:35.314 - I eat blueberries. 200 00:13:35.481 --> 00:13:37.316 - Hey, Beaudie, how many have you had? 201 00:13:37.733 --> 00:13:40.778 I have... one. 202 00:13:42.863 --> 00:13:44.365 And here one. 203 00:13:47.493 --> 00:13:48.702 - Beaudie! 204 00:13:53.582 --> 00:13:55.084 Beaudie, how many have you had? 205 00:13:57.253 --> 00:14:00.297 - I think about... ten? 206 00:14:03.008 --> 00:14:07.888 - And the more time passes, the more dependable he gets... 207 00:14:08.180 --> 00:14:10.140 - Grab some eggs for mom, all right? 208 00:14:10.850 --> 00:14:12.268 - Got it. I got three. 209 00:14:12.601 --> 00:14:13.769 - ...not less. 210 00:14:20.651 --> 00:14:21.819 Only five? 211 00:14:25.823 --> 00:14:28.325 - Well, it wasn't 17 piglets. 212 00:14:34.123 --> 00:14:37.001 At least we can count on Emma's mothering skills. 213 00:14:37.084 --> 00:14:39.295 - The other two babies are much stronger. 214 00:14:40.713 --> 00:14:41.797 - Mom rejected it. 215 00:14:42.256 --> 00:14:44.133 - Not all mothers can handle five... 216 00:14:45.676 --> 00:14:47.344 let alone one. 217 00:14:48.262 --> 00:14:50.681 - John, you need to check on this lamb later. 218 00:14:51.807 --> 00:14:53.976 - Copy that. It's gonna have to be after Emma. 219 00:15:01.317 --> 00:15:02.359 - Emma. 220 00:15:05.529 --> 00:15:06.697 Oh, no. 221 00:15:16.832 --> 00:15:19.001 - I've never seen her lay on 'em like this. 222 00:15:20.878 --> 00:15:23.005 That leaves her with three. 223 00:15:37.978 --> 00:15:40.856 - If she ever lays on one, normally she just pops right up. 224 00:15:41.982 --> 00:15:43.484 - Maybe she's going deaf. 225 00:15:45.152 --> 00:15:46.862 - I wanna clean underneath these boards 226 00:15:46.946 --> 00:15:48.948 so she doesn't smash any more babies. 227 00:15:49.865 --> 00:15:52.201 - That's a good idea, especially over there. 228 00:15:57.539 --> 00:15:59.917 What do you think... enough room for a little one to escape? 229 00:16:00.084 --> 00:16:01.085 - I think so. 230 00:16:02.920 --> 00:16:06.507 - We don't have time to raise these guys. She's gonna have to do this. 231 00:16:09.385 --> 00:16:10.719 That's too deep. 232 00:16:25.734 --> 00:16:26.735 Leonard! 233 00:16:33.367 --> 00:16:34.368 - Oh, no. 234 00:16:46.130 --> 00:16:47.881 - What happened, Emma? 235 00:17:06.275 --> 00:17:08.444 - Okay, I'm gonna run up to the barn and fix this. 236 00:17:18.245 --> 00:17:19.747 - You want any help with that job? 237 00:17:19.913 --> 00:17:21.749 - How'd you learn how to do this? 238 00:17:22.249 --> 00:17:24.960 - There's no one to see you, is there anybody else that can help you? 239 00:17:25.127 --> 00:17:26.170 - YouTube. 240 00:17:27.546 --> 00:17:29.131 -- You're okay. -- No. Molly and Hannah 241 00:17:29.256 --> 00:17:30.257 are with the chickens. 242 00:17:31.258 --> 00:17:33.343 - Okay, so as long as John keeps... 243 00:17:33.677 --> 00:17:34.887 - Oh, it's okay. 244 00:17:34.970 --> 00:17:36.680 - I had to go over there a little bit faster 245 00:17:36.930 --> 00:17:38.057 because the rain is coming. 246 00:17:38.766 --> 00:17:40.225 - Sorry, Buster. 247 00:17:40.392 --> 00:17:41.560 You're doing good. 248 00:17:47.858 --> 00:17:49.777 - Okay, are you walking? 249 00:17:50.569 --> 00:17:52.821 You just gotta be able to get away from your mom. 250 00:17:57.534 --> 00:17:59.161 You got this, Buster. 251 00:18:12.591 --> 00:18:15.302 - Hey, I'm looking for that lamb that...That's struggling. 252 00:18:15.469 --> 00:18:16.804 Is he still up here? 253 00:18:17.012 --> 00:18:18.305 - Yeah, he should be. 254 00:18:19.306 --> 00:18:20.390 - Hey, Mama. 255 00:18:20.557 --> 00:18:21.767 Where's your baby? 256 00:18:25.020 --> 00:18:27.356 Never mind, I found him. 257 00:18:37.032 --> 00:18:39.868 - Hey, I got him. He's not doing so well. 258 00:18:40.202 --> 00:18:43.038 But I'm gonna get some colostrum in him and that should do it. 259 00:18:45.916 --> 00:18:47.626 Well, you know where I'll be tonight. 260 00:18:50.671 --> 00:18:52.089 - Good Monday morning. 261 00:18:52.256 --> 00:18:54.466 Drizzle of light rain in the morning and then it gets 262 00:18:54.550 --> 00:18:55.843 a little heavier in the afternoon. 263 00:18:56.343 --> 00:18:58.137 It's going to be much cooler than yesterday 264 00:18:58.345 --> 00:19:00.264 with a high of 60 degrees... 265 00:19:16.655 --> 00:19:17.739 - Hang in there, buddy. 266 00:19:19.908 --> 00:19:22.202 Come on, Blue. Let's get started. 267 00:19:27.791 --> 00:19:30.878 - Our life has become a bit of a circus. 268 00:19:32.379 --> 00:19:34.047 And yet, it all works. 269 00:19:37.009 --> 00:19:40.053 Because everything here adds something back. 270 00:19:40.220 --> 00:19:42.097 - What are you guys doing in my office? 271 00:19:42.723 --> 00:19:45.893 - Including the latest addition to our family. 272 00:19:50.230 --> 00:19:51.356 - Blue, don't hurt him. 273 00:19:57.029 --> 00:19:59.740 - What have you done? 274 00:19:59.907 --> 00:20:04.244 Look at this adorable... No, Blue. Blue, no! Blue. 275 00:20:04.411 --> 00:20:08.582 - At first, we figured our dog, Blue, wouldn't contribute much 276 00:20:08.749 --> 00:20:10.292 to the actual farming... 277 00:20:12.127 --> 00:20:15.672 but then Blue found another pest. 278 00:20:17.507 --> 00:20:19.509 Blue, stop! Blue! 279 00:20:28.644 --> 00:20:29.645 - Blue... 280 00:20:30.687 --> 00:20:32.981 the hunter of rabbits. 281 00:20:38.612 --> 00:20:41.782 - I just went and looked for the lamb, and he's not here. 282 00:20:44.910 --> 00:20:48.372 And I look over behind the toilet... 283 00:20:50.290 --> 00:20:52.042 and he's peeing, 284 00:20:52.960 --> 00:20:55.254 very close to where it needed to be. 285 00:20:55.545 --> 00:20:57.547 Blue, do you think you can do that? 286 00:20:59.591 --> 00:21:02.219 -We're gonna try to, like... -Yep. 287 00:21:02.386 --> 00:21:04.263 ...waggle it back and forth. 288 00:21:06.765 --> 00:21:08.725 So sideways while it gets in there. 289 00:21:10.310 --> 00:21:14.231 Yup, go closer to him so he can... And now tilt it. Okay. 290 00:22:36.563 --> 00:22:37.773 - Hey, Emma. 291 00:22:40.817 --> 00:22:42.444 Okay, where's Buster? 292 00:22:43.236 --> 00:22:44.529 No. 293 00:22:45.530 --> 00:22:46.698 Not him. 294 00:22:53.830 --> 00:22:55.040 Come on, Buster. 295 00:23:15.310 --> 00:23:16.603 - Leonard to John. 296 00:23:18.688 --> 00:23:19.981 - I'm sorry, Buster. 297 00:23:22.901 --> 00:23:23.902 Go ahead. 298 00:23:24.528 --> 00:23:25.904 - Are you done with Emma? 299 00:23:30.075 --> 00:23:33.954 - Each decision gets more difficult because of the ways... 300 00:23:34.121 --> 00:23:35.789 - I know what you'd like. 301 00:23:36.540 --> 00:23:39.626 - ...that we allow these beings into our hearts. 302 00:23:41.169 --> 00:23:42.379 - What's your name? 303 00:23:44.172 --> 00:23:47.426 You look like you have a mohawk, I'm gonna call you "Mo." 304 00:23:51.179 --> 00:23:52.848 We call this the fruit basket. 305 00:23:55.976 --> 00:23:57.352 Oh, that's grass. 306 00:24:16.705 --> 00:24:17.664 - Hey. 307 00:24:24.421 --> 00:24:25.422 Hey. 308 00:24:26.715 --> 00:24:27.799 Hey. 309 00:24:35.432 --> 00:24:36.683 Hey, come on. 310 00:24:52.949 --> 00:24:55.994 - All righty, Mo. Are you ready for this? 311 00:24:58.163 --> 00:25:00.290 Do you think he'll make some friends? 312 00:25:01.583 --> 00:25:04.252 - I hope so. That's what we'll have to see. 313 00:25:19.434 --> 00:25:24.397 - And as for Emma, and the question of when a pig is too old to breed... 314 00:25:28.318 --> 00:25:30.487 A wise old farmer once told me, 315 00:25:31.238 --> 00:25:33.406 "You'll know when you know." 316 00:25:37.118 --> 00:25:39.162 Well, now we know. 317 00:25:46.169 --> 00:25:49.506 Sometimes, in spite of the uncertainty, 318 00:25:50.799 --> 00:25:54.010 it can be enough to simply show up. 319 00:26:31.214 --> 00:26:34.342 Can I ask you what makes you optimistic about the future? 320 00:26:34.926 --> 00:26:37.012 We came on to this piece of land here 321 00:26:37.721 --> 00:26:40.640 it had been extractively farmed for 45 years. 322 00:26:41.558 --> 00:26:44.227 And then in eight years’ time, 323 00:26:44.394 --> 00:26:46.938 we regenerated it to something that was better 324 00:26:47.063 --> 00:26:48.523 than what it was even 45 years ago. 325 00:26:52.736 --> 00:26:56.364 That resilience that exists within the natural world 326 00:26:56.948 --> 00:27:01.119 gives me so much hope because it's just waiting for us 327 00:27:02.120 --> 00:27:04.831 to unleash its full potential. 328 00:27:11.087 --> 00:27:13.882 - As long as we continue to show up, 329 00:27:14.341 --> 00:27:19.137 each day our little world will reveal more of its secrets. 330 00:27:43.536 --> 00:27:44.537 - Get away from it! 331 00:27:44.996 --> 00:27:46.122 Watch out! 332 00:27:46.873 --> 00:27:50.418 - And while our farm may never reach a perfect harmony, 333 00:27:53.922 --> 00:27:58.343 it is alive with infinite possibilities. 334 00:28:00.136 --> 00:28:05.850 The ecosystem of our planet works the same way. 335 00:28:13.650 --> 00:28:16.111 - Oh, no. There goes Blue. 336 00:28:19.656 --> 00:28:21.408 - Blue, wait up!