3 Early Season Crops To Make MORE Money At Farmer's Market!

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In this week's episode, JM presents 3 early crops to grow in a greenhouse to make sure you are the first at farmer’s market with awesome veggies! To learn some tips and tricks about these 3 Early Birds Crops You Want to Grow, download this free cheat sheet: themarketgardener.ac-page.com...
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7 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 20

@uncommoncents2152 2 года назад

Thanks JM

@mojavebohemian814 2 года назад

Thank you

@mathewrichards7309 Год назад

we heat 1 greenhouse through the winter and spring and grow tomatoes year round and are always first to market with the many different specialty colored tomatoes we mostly grow small tomatoes like cherries cocktail tomatoes and truss tomatoes in many colors all these are hybrid and come from Gautier seeds AXIA seeds Nunhems and Bayer seeds we get these seeds from a supplier in New Zealand. we also try to grow specialty peppers and chilies for the early market in our heated greenhouse.

@teatimetraveller 2 года назад

We do early flat beans in our unheated tunnels but knowhere as early as yours. We have also done early strawberries as well, propagated and planted the year before using a mister. You start harvesting end April here and they're a welcome sight.

@Rymorin4 2 года назад

Thats a killer strategy. If only I could make 4 Harnois appear instantly at my farm!

@lelandshanks4759 2 года назад

Very good J.M., we had potatoes early. Planted em in Feb. Started squash in greenhouse also. Our fillet beans are outdoors and Vining now.

@TheMarketGardeners 2 года назад

awesome Leland!

@93VIDEO 2 года назад

Il y a aussi les fèves, qui supportent assez les hivers occidentals, et qui donnent des légumes très tôt dans la saison, des légumes primeurs ...

@namthomson1124 2 года назад

Wows

@jamesmarotta5650 2 года назад

Need help with doing early crops in North Georgia Zone 7. Transplants just not taking off. Been told not enough light but open to other opinions.

@matthart722 2 года назад

shoutout to the Roebuck farm tee!

@TheMarketGardeners 2 года назад

🤘

@2quick4u84 Год назад

Hi! how many grams (or pounds) can each bean plant give? thanks!

@TurnerFamilyFarmsIncTeachey Год назад

Great stuff. Can anyone tell me where to find those ventilation tubes JM uses for heat and airflow? Some info on the whole system would be cool, too. I just can't find it online.

@TheMarketGardeners Год назад

Usually greenhouse manufacturers and suppliers have those vent tubes (poly tubes).

@TurnerFamilyFarmsIncTeachey Год назад

@@TheMarketGardeners I have not seen any systems that are made for the ground. I assume you just use the overhead ones. A video on how JM sets that up would be cool. Just a thought.