Story Booth: Andreas Nussbaumer

August 12, 2026 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM (detecting timezone...)

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About This Event

Andreas Nussbaumer lives with about 120 animals. On about 9 acres of land, they live with rescued horses, donkeys, ponies, lamas, chicken, peacocks, sheep, goats, pigs, cows, ducks, gooses, dogs, cats and a lot more. Join us for a Story Booth of stories from his learnings from nature and animals!

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Impact Of Plants And Animals

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Andreasnussbaumer: I would say the most important impact were the animals. The vegetables also, because it's really magical when you start. Really, we did everything, so you can also buy some small plants and plant them in the earth. Or you can start from the seeds.

And it's harder. But we started by the seeds, and it's really magic. For example, a lettuce seed. You can't even see it.

It's just so small. And during 2 months or 3 months, you have a large vegetable plant. Or tomatoes. That was really magic for me, to start from zero, having a whole amount and a lot of plants that you can eat.

By yourself, or sell to finance your life. But the higher impact were the animals. And I won't say it's a specific kind of animal. Because what I can feel and see on all our animals is this, and I talk a lot and very often about it when visitors come to us.

Telling them, and showing them. How good you can learn from them being in the here and now. Not thinking about the future, or thinking about what drama was in the past. But, being in the here and now.

And this is this point where you get this satisfaction. Without any money. Without anything. Being just here, brother's brother David Steinel Rast, one of my heroes.