yego.me
💡 Stop wasting time. Read Youtube instead of watch. Download Chrome Extension

Slash and Burn | Live Free or Die


less than 1m read
·Nov 11, 2024

It should go back down. There's so much green around it. Yeah, got the fire working for us. Looks pretty good up here. God, we just burnt like 400 square feet or some. Wow, this is the art of slashing burn.

Whenever we move into a new area to terrace it out, to transform it into a series of steps, we first have to clear everything that's in the way. We do that by chopping and burning stuff. Tony and Amelia live on just one acre of land in the Blue Ridge Mountains. They've got to make every inch of their property count by any means necessary.

This is how you tame a mountain: knocking it all down, starting anew. This is a steep region. The steeper the land, the cheaper the land. When I bought this piece of land, I had like almost no money. So for 8 years, we've been taking this type of land and then turning it into this type of land by slashing and burning.

A burning fire—90% of our property has been brought under domestication, and this is that last 10% that we're getting into here. Throwing more debris on this thing and keep slashing and burning and get that mother burnt! All right, we're clear.

This looks like it might burn for a while longer. I'll let that burn. Yeah, I'm getting pretty hungry. Let's get the hell out of here. I guess if we keep an eye on the fire, I don't think it's going to get out of hand at this point. Okay.

More Articles

View All
Critically looking at data on ROC and economic growth over millenia | Macroeconomics | Khan Academy
So we’ve already talked about the general idea: the thesis that if the return on capital is greater than the growth of an economy, that could lead to inequality. Although we showed a case where, depending on the circumstances with the right numbers, that’…
Safari Live - Day 11 | National Geographic
[Music] Well, we are trying to see if we can’t find a Terrapin once again. But suppose we should say hello at first. Good afternoon, everybody, and welcome to our sunset Safari. We had a few technical issues, so we are now back with you guys, and hopefull…
Worked example: Using Le Chȃtelier’s principle to predict shifts in equilibrium | Khan Academy
Carbon monoxide will react with hydrogen gas to produce methanol. Let’s say that the reaction is at equilibrium, and our job is to figure out which direction the equilibrium will shift: to the left, to the right, or not at all. As we try to make changes t…
RC step response 3 of 3 example
In the last video, we worked out the step response of an RC circuit, and now we’re going to look at a real example. So, this is our answer. This is the step response, the total response to our circuit to a step input. What does this look like? So, I’m go…
The Fall of Empires | World History | Khan Academy
Steve: “What are we doing here? Hey, sell, we’re going to look at this question of why do Empires fall. For those of you who don’t know, Steve Shrer, he is a world history fellow here at Khan Academy, and also a former world history teacher. So, what we …
15 Investments You’ll Regret Not Making Today (20 Years from Now)
20 years ago. You should have invested in Amazon but didn’t. $10,000 invested in Amazon. That would have been $1.8 million today. You’ve seen these stories before. 15 years ago, you should have bought a cheap apartment or house but didn’t. Property prices…