Starting a Farm from Scratch? Here's How You Can Make It Happen! - PART 2 

I could never take someone saying "I love you" the wrong way ;) Thank you. Keep crushing it!

+MrFarmer1997 yes, Jordan is a modest dude!

Great idea!

I'd buy 5 x will do u artwork for free if you let me know what you want Curtis! I can email it to you ready to put on a usb to take to the printers.

what is your definition of chill? to me that guy seemed more wired than a 5 year old

Ya, that's my kind of beer! ;)

I'm tee-total but the beer name made me feel right at home--this work and people like Curtis and Jordan (and all their customers) are my kind of humans = those getting their hands dirty to plant things, nurture them and produce food.

It's not a coozy, it's an ale brand made in BC. I understand and can get behind aspects of Libertarianism and Propertarianism idealism of small state but Anarchism championing no state, in practice, quickly turns back to a reshuffled hierarchical system because it is still a collective mindset requiring leadership. The deposed leadership void is always refilled. Kropotkin and other authors have never convinced me otherwise. You only need to read history. The Roman withdrawal from Britain is one example. Celts, Picts, Cornish and Britons who integrated into the Roman state enjoyed prosperity behind guarded walls. Taxes for protection was mutual transaction. Leaving behind an Anarchic state, Irish pirated the Western coasts, Picts pillaged the North and mercenary Angles and Saxons set about destroying all from the East until seizing complete control the same way as the Romans before them. Anarchy quickly devolves into violent conquest. Your local farm feeds the toughest militia that can take it from you. At which point private military is necessary. Once again, returning to a transaction to protect your property or prosperity. It's the return to a smaller state--Lords, Houses and Barons--we've been here before. If smaller states is the goal, that's fine but larger states always follow. Anarchism has never been a stable lasting system. It's the beginning of violent restructuring of power. (Spoiler, it's never peasants that rise to the top. It's militaries funded by the already powerful.) Cliché but history repeats itself and human nature follows cyclic patterns.

Super duper! Thank you!

+Ron Rover ha!

Good observation. Yep--not thrilled at the distance between washing and cooling. But we've set up our systems to make the best of it. I've considered adding another door...maybe next year!

David MacKenzie Esto is what he said. You buy the tubing and connectors and make what you want...... kind of like tinker toys or Knex.

Thank you, Samanda!

www.estoconnectors.com/

Crazy for sure!

No jnyjynny

The artist is always listed in the show notes.

Totally. And, he just had a kid too, a little before me.

Justin McClure - Yeah, but this work is the same as his passion.

+Gilles de CLERCK Just search Farmigo.

Not sure about that one friend. I know a lot people growing down there.

heh.. Your prob. right... Thanks for the reply. My wife and I started a garden on some property we have out side of the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex but the problem is we only get down there once maybe twice a week and even then we have livestock that takes 90% of that time so we are not having much of a turn out so far. Your videos have me interested in bringing the garden up to our home here in the city. Were not interested in selling but we love the idea of fresh produce for the family. Thanks for posting up the vids. Love watching them.

Curtis, do you know of anyone growing in the Houston area that needs interns?

2 acres.

Urban Farmer Curtis Stone Hey thanks going to copy this set up love it! Got 13 acres but about 8 of that will be planted in fruit trees and grapes and about 3 to use in the market garden on my new farm

He's still going.

Right, coming from an expert like you?

i grew a tomato once

He’s a total softy. Far from sketchy.