Podcast appearances and mentions of jeff ditchfield

Won't You Be My Neighbor?I’m gonna just gonna hit record ok OK ~ I’ll deliver! Here’s a listener and awesome teacher! (https://organicgardenerpodcast.com/podcast-2/250-edible-weeds/) Listen here to my interview with Matt about Edible Weeds (https://organicgardenerpodcast.com/podcast-2/250-edible-weeds/) It’s a privilege to be back here, it’s now the second time I have done a podcast like this the first one was with you jackie like 2 years ago. so many people have listened to your episode before, I think you are even in my organic oasis guidebook where It all about growing chickens in the suburbs, I spent so much time reading it last year and then I haven’t seen it for a year and then I was on someones podcast the other day how nutritious they are usually people switch off the station not download it so, this is a cool place to be on the fringe organic gardener podcast which you’ve had some pretty bad-a**ed published guests lately. I think you are just being humble. I know you dropped lots of great golden seeds. But since I did have Melissa Norris and Jeff Ditchfield my numbers have practically double and so there are a lot of new listeners who haven’t heard I came up with an acronym…. My name is Matt Zoeller, I teach high school, I have a masters in education but all things health and plants, maybe wearing the color green I do wear a lot of green is something I love but it is not academic, I just have an organic interested, I am always reading and listening! I live right in Denver, in a suburb, in a neighborhood, IDK how big my house is but it’s not big either we have a good solid amount of garden space chickens salvaging wood raccoon issue we got 3 more hens actually 7 chicks that are 4 weeks old that’s really exciting the thing I am kind of becoming famous for love of eating weeds my analogy if you were to move into a house spring rolls around and suddenly there’s kale everywhere would you walk out and say we didn’t plant this kale we have to dig them all u hire some ruminant you would probably eat it because its kale an its health most of the main ones we hate the most and probably Canadians a lot are edible and nutrition we went there nutrients panicking what advice would I have for people if the supply runs out can’t count on my neighbor you’re like the perfect guy for this I came up with an acronym take it or leave it Compost Oeuf (french for egg a plug for chickens) Vegetable Immune System Dehydrate In the spirit of survival if I had a blog or we making a book squeezed it into COVID Chickens or compost - I think that is annoying make a big pile talking kitchen stuff do something with it here’s some ideas burry it dig a trench slowly so practical your mom does it whenever this comes up oh my grandma used to do that IDK what happened to make altho stop really good for the soil I have always most people have a wrong sense of don’t throw away biodegradable the way we compost here with our food scraps is feed to the chickens I’l say that’s it letter let’s move onto the Oeuf so a little you're listeners no curses here (12:18 make a little plug for chickens they’re so low maintenance got chickens for 2 year more stuff more space eat worms kids love them our neighbors yeah V for veggies yeah veggies of course I don;t want any emails this is me my ting always my thing veggies vs fruit I’ll eat fruit if we are thinking we’re gonna be indoors grocery stores are what they are more bean for my buck ratio or plants I hate beets by the way I have that gene I can eat almost everything else beat seems like the solid bet tomato maybe spits out a leafy vegetables... Support this podcast

(https://amzn.to/3asos6E) It’s like I discuss book The Medical Cannabis Guidebook: The Definitive Guide To Using and Growing Medicinal Marijuana (https://amzn.to/3asos6E) step-by-step guides My name is Jeff Ditchfield I'm 60 years old this year. Jeff started growing cannabis when a friend with MS got robbed at knifepoint for trying to buy some pot to help her pain. Listen to his amazing story and learn how you or someone you know can grow cannabis for medicine in this amazing interview that will tug at your heart strings when you hear how parents are struggling to save get medicine to help their children. This book was recommended as the best easiest to follow guide to growing cannabis organically. (https://mailchi.mp/3e5a3ee84452/organicoasismasterclass) Support this podcast

(https://amzn.to/3asos6E) It’s like I discuss in the book The Medical Cannabis Guidebook: The Definitive Guide To Using and Growing Medicinal Marijuana (https://amzn.to/3asos6E) step-by-step guides My name is Jeff Ditchfield I'm 60 years old this year. Jeff started growing cannabis when a friend with MS got robbed at knifepoint for trying to buy some pot to help her pain. Listen to his amazing story and learn how you or someone you know can grow cannabis for medicine in this amazing interview that will tug at your heart strings when you hear how parents are struggling to save get medicine to help their children. This book was recommended as the best easiest to follow guide to growing cannabis organically. Remember to join us for the (https://mailchi.mp/3e5a3ee84452/organicoasismasterclass) Support this podcast

Over 3000 respondents took part in the consultation into the medicinal use of the drug with 95% supporting the introduction of cultivation and processing of cannabis on the Island, subject to suitable regulation. Meanwhile, 97% of those who responded to a consultation into the industrial use of the crop, supported the creation of a regulatory framework within which hemp could be produced on the Isle of Man. We hear from the director of public health, Dr Henrietta Ewart and self-styled cannabis consultant Jeff Ditchfield, asking the questions about legalising the use of cannabis for medicinal and industrial purposes.

Jeff Ditchfield is a self-styled cannabis consultant. He claims that ‘desperate parents with dying children’ ask him to break the law and supply them with ‘life saving’ cannabis products, through his non-profit organisation Bud Buddies. Aaron Ibanez went to meet him.

Jeff Ditchfield is cannabis activism’s answer to Robin Hood; for years he has altruistically put himself in a legal firing line to provide sick people with the medicine they need. In 2002 he founded the Bud Buddies UK Medicinal Cannabis Organisation and in doing so became a poster boy for medicinal cannabis in the UK. For half a decade the club operated as a members-only service which supplies education, support, and medicinal cannabis to gravely ill patients. “The philosophy at Bud Buddies is to empower people to be self-sufficient". “So all members are taught how to cultivate and the guidance provided on making preparations depends on the illness or disease of the individual.” Members of Bud Buddies essentially have two options when considering how to treat their condition: to legally take pharmaceutical drugs that would invariably come with a string of harmful side effects or break the law and use cannabis. As you can probably imagine, the Misuse of Drugs Act would be the least of your considerations if you found yourself in that position.

This week NPK Live is on the road at the Cherry Reds in Birmingham with the Birmingham CBD club. They had Colin Bell (Mammoth P), Callie Blackwell the author of 'Boy in 7 Billion' and Jeff Ditchfield the founder of Bud Buddies. The video will be up on Youtube soon so don't forget to subscribe to http://www.youtube.com/c/thenpkshow here. Have a great week, Stephen and Thomas

Since 2001, Jeff Ditchfield has devoted his life to researching the medicinal benefits of cannabis. Jeff is a successful published Author, Researcher and an accomplished public speaker. Jan is a cannabis activist, speaker and a #Suffrajeff who helps Jeff in the running of BudBuddies, a non-profit organisation

Jeff Ditchfield joins us to talk about helping parents who want help their seriously ill children get better with cannabis oil.