When I drove by a big farmers field today, someone was driving some fertilizer or pesticide applicator machine. The wind blew the odor towards the highway. I almost gagged. I send kudo's to this type of small farming. No Monsanto !
Thank God.. My parents too didnt sell the land which not productive it just stayed there for years since i was in highschool..wer 6 siblings and my parents equally divided it for us.. I have 3 hectares share and starting to develop it.. Im 51 yrs old.. Cant wait for my retirement.. Since im a private practitioner i cant hav a full time farm life.. I only visit the farm once or 2x month.. Iv grown trees already and some i started harvesting..im building a house and plan to stay there for my retirement.. everytime i see the farm makes me feel alive and satisfied..😊❤️
Literally my life goal. All of his passion and motivation for what he does is exactly how I feel. I designed my garden and grow lots and lots of fruits and veggies throughout the year. However, the dream would be to have a small plot of land to help feed the world 🥰
gardening was my childhood experience..now after living in a city in another country..i realized i still love to do gardening..one day i will go back home and live free again..
I am from Kenya, and for years we attributed poverty to small farms (arguable). That mindset has changed in recent years. Small farms are now a large food contributor especially in the cities where fresh vegetables are in high demand. This is quite inspiring for an aspiring farmer like myself 👩🌾. The story, directing and editing are on a sick 😷level.
I visited Basel in Switzerland a few years ago and was amazed to see that almost all the houses had vegetable gardens at the front, and they were IMMACULATE! I’ll never forget it - I was impressed with the whole country, and this was the icing on the cake. Great video.
@FlowerGrower Smith I live in Basel, flowery displays shrubs and bushes yes but vegetable gardens? Sounds great, but is not based in reality, sorry 'ol chap.
Not right in the city, but a bit out of town. We went to a very historic place - I forget the name of it but i think it was military and I swear most of the houses had really lovely gardens, including veggie gardens, flowers etc.
Growing food is the most important thing anyone can do,, wether that be on a large scale or small,, as a Landscape gardener myself I grow fruit and vegetables for me and my family,, and for customers too...
Amazing example. If more people would devote themselves to growing healthy food,we would have a better world,filled in with flowers and more happiness. I was sick before in the city,and after growing a little bit of my food myself I saw the change immediately. Good view on this beautiful farm and country of Switzerland !
Love it! Nice! Wish I were you,waking up to that garden. So good,am inspired and encouraged by this ,it hurts so much that even with this love for farming I can't even afford even one acre of $1000. Pray with me
This is a great guide. It's nice to learn about how you're developing the land after you bought it. We're going to start sending our customers to this video so they can learn more about what it takes to develop their own land.
My parents are on their way starting a small farm... and we dont have a proper guidance....tqvm...i wish to make a organic farm in future. this video gave me idea for my starting point...tq
This has been my dream... to buy a small parcel of a farm land and start planting variety of organic vegetables. Found 2 hectar farm land which cost only 14,000 USD and started wishing how I wish I was born capable.
Love it! I live in West Virginia, and garden extensively on a very steep slope. It's quite a challenge, especially when you are trying to squeeze fruits and vegetables out of every available space.
So cool! West Virginia is very peaceful amd beautiful. Went there on holydays for hiking back in 2013 and it was wonderful. The rivers, the forests, the mountains, the fresh air, the friendly people and the cute charming little towns, it was perfect! Greetings to you my friend from switzerland.
Smaller farming has so many advantages...precious production for the farmers supplying to the needs of much wanted produce.. Makes for happier times..🍀
Slightly raised beds and swales, dug deep enough to fill with chips or wheat straw, feeding and gathering water for dry season, filtering water under beds. Dug where you have pathways. Permaculture Jeff Lawton! Your farm is nothing short of amazing.
Thank you for sharing farming experiences under steep slope conditions. Farming is no joke but it is life. Try contour farming to control soil erosion.
Great! small is beautiful to look at, close to the consumer, diversified, responsible, in all, your on the right way, continue! And tanks for a beautiful video.
Daniel Our family has had a garden for Summer crops for years when I was growing up and I know how much work each row of vegetables take to rototill, plant, fertilize, water and weed. Looking at the size of your garden I do not know how you meet the demands of everything growing at the same time and do all necessary work to harvest a crop, you and family are miracle workers.
